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~ am now prepared to fill orders for
the new Bank and Safe Looks also, Fire
and Burglsr-Proof Safes. The new lock is
constructed with large silver plated knob
and dial, which gives a fine appearance to
the safe and renders the working of the lock
very convenient.
n. B.-Those having the old lock in use
can exchange them for the new one at one
half price. R. P. MYERS,
Corner Of River and Lighthouse sts.
Cleveland, o March "a.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

We have achieved 3 glorious victory over
the combined forces Of jackson, Smith and
Longstreet The battle was fought within
four miles Of Winchester, fom l0} this mCrn-
ing until dark. The enemy numbered about
$4,000; our force was not over 5000. The
enemy's loss is double that Of ours.
We captured large number Of prisoners-
The ground is streWn with their musksts
thrown away in fight.
Our eavslry Is still in pursuit Of the flying
rebels.
Particulars cannot be ascsrtained till 10
morrow morning
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OAIRo. March q


LATER FROM ISLAND no. 10.
The gunboat OonnestOgA has just arrived
from Island No. 10, having left the feet at
dark last evening. She returns in an hour.
She represents no change in the condition OF
affairs. The mortars and gunhOats are firing
moderatelY.
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Gen. Shields slightly wounded !
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5000 FederalS to $4,000 Rebels
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sPHRIOTTFB.-stmpsOn Is, beyond all
question: superior artist, and We sdvlSs
those wishing 10 get = fine Likeness to call
upon him. AYisit 10 his gallery, No. ass
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R37:d
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FURNITURE STORE.

o. O. o.-Carvis Cough Cure. dso8IRli
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camper not with NatuTe snd the laws
rll.ys.l ssd nslsl fhat guide her operations. Her
- mere ea5s 70 USE and not ABUsE. The dirs
81 esis arising from the latter are "egionin the
net astiisd hshits Of the bAssr sort may be over
uons by q careful perusal Of the work ',HUhAN-
ERalEFY, or Physioiogeal Hesserehas." Il win
Iad boss dshsaod and degraded victims that hover
On ~ brink Of dissolution, TO the paths Of hapFi-
nsss snd Nirtus. Hssd End be cohTinoed, the truth
q thsrs.
E1iA ~ DA. BARLOW - Bleseksf EsEsoi, Rev
NoTic REiaa s. ssnta sult fros sfHrTEhara.
eaIt also ~ g. ". ozark DruEEIFt1, Usvelend,
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Battle Near Winchester, Va!
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aRN. BRAGG AT ooRIETR.

Its known that Bragg is at OOrinth, Miss.
A PRoTRAoTED sIEGE ETYE0FEB.
II is not expected that matters viii culmin-
ate at the Island for several days.
CAIRO, March %.
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DAhNG AID DANGEROUS FRAUDS
ARE PEsFErRATED DAILY.
aor then srs Dclsterious hair dyes TO DO distin-
auilhed from saie srtclei In order to be perfect
" nstlre. rehass only
ORIsTADOBO's
AEALYZED EXCELSIOR DYE,
OifiiEsd by all our leading Chemists, Including
DIR. 0HIE TOR,
TO IN ..r#.-
ROIcoEE.EsSi EFFEOTIVRi RELIABIBI
Ana warranted 20 produce without toubles and In
Ten Hlnutes any shEde Of BLACK OF BBOWH
KNOWN IN NATURE.
sienulssSurod b. ;. Oristadnr0, Ho. Assor H0uss,
TIv- Eorh. EosdsyuETEhe1s. sEe sPFEad hg ell hair
I3r,r.oru. -aif
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KebeIs ThFOW AWay tbelF AIMS.
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OUR FORCES IN PURSUIT.
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-WHIrR LEAn W0RKs-

Ihs uubsoEiheEB have on hand superior artieis Oi
PurSWhits Lssd, also the cheaper grades, which
shsy hBsr 10 tie trade at very low prices for cash,
R.a a. lssa. John WEBsFER 4 o.
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sTlLL AHorHlR sKIRMIsH.


with portion Of the 9th Ohio, under COM
mAnd Of Col. Taylor, we're ordered to per-
feet the reconnaissance commenced in the
morning, and, when about the same dis
tsnoe out met q body Of Confederate cav
airy on their way to Pittsburg with the in
tentiOn Of surprising and cutting of our
camp. The rebels fred a single vOlley, as
before, too high, and the three companies
Of the 4th Ill, under the command Of Capt.
Dodge, were ordered to charge the enemy.
They did 80, and delivered a well directed fire
in their midst, with what result could not
ssoeFtsined on account Of the darkness
The rebels retreated along the road, which
here runs disgOnAlly, and when within
short distance Of cur left where was sta
toned company 1, halted, and saying to
our men, "Boys, for Gods sake don't FIRE
into your brothers" Immediately disoharg-
ed vOlley, killing none, but WOunding 4.
Company returned their fire, and the
rebels fed in great confusion. Two Of our
boys were taken prisoners. The casualties
Of the enemy are unknown. Next day, on
visiting the scene Of the skirmish, there
we're found scattered over the ground hats,
spurs, boots, sabres, pistols, and dead
horses, and the earth and leaves we're COW
cred with blood, showing that our forces
had done fearful execution in their midst
The enemy removed their dead and wound
ed under cover Of the darkness. While sx-
amining the battle field, the advance guard
shot fleeing rebel scout, and captured two
prisoners.
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tAues Of 200 yards, but aid no damage, their
shot going q long way over head. The
squadron then formed in line of battle and
gave the rsbels a vOlley, upon which they re-
treated with the loss of one of their Captains.
Two hundred yards further on they formed
in line second time Lieut. Chspin, Of
Chicago, was ordered to charge with Com
pany L, which he did with great gallantIy,
and the rebels we're second time routed
Several attempts were made BY the Confed
crate officers to induce their men to make an
other stand, but without success. They were
badly intimidated and uncomfortable. Msj.
Bowman, fearing that further advance might
lead bis forces into an ambuscsde, ordered
bis men n retire IN camD
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GLORIOUS VlcTORrI
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CHANGE OF CoMKANDBRs.
OaAHaEs ~ FHE ~ pILL.

Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.
WAaHIEeToH, March %.
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REAuRFqARp AT No. DO.

1t is said that letters from former CORE
spondents on the Tennessee are opened, and
detained at Paducah. Well informed persons
say Besuregard is in command at Island
M 10
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100 Rebels KfIIed--2OO
Wounded
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Gen. Pope has planted a battery on the
Missouri shore, opposite TiptOnville, the rebel
point of embarkstiOn, and FIVE miles below
Point Pleasant.
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RIncHrsrrR- -

WIECHEsTER, March 85-P. II.
We have achieved a complete victory over
Gen. jackson, taken two guns and cassions
killed about hundred rebels, aud wounded
twice as many more. Our loss probably not
over $50 killed and wounded. Enemy u.
full retreat 49,
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MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
Two Guns and OalSsOns Cap.
-.. tuFed! 5..
Sunday Nights Dispatches
FROM WAsHINGFON.

--as WAsHIGGroE, March a. sa
Il Is asserted &c the prevailing opinion 3hag
BY this time the National nag floats over
New Orleans, and that our mortar feet 81
tackled the rebel fort at the Rigolests Wilhil
two days after It's departure from snip
Island Of the last steamer which brought in
telligenee North
The Secretary Of ths Navy has sdalesssds
3 complimentary letter 70 Eeut. Norris, o.
6oefs and men Of The Cumberland, for their
hecOiem in the recent engagement With ths
Menimae 81 a
Lieutenant Werden, who has suffered ex- 3
ceedingly from his eyes, Is improving maize
rally. ei i @ = 1saa -'4ai
Mrs. Norris, Of Baltimore, who Wss ar e
rested On the belief Of being engaged in 4
reasonable correspondence with the rebels,
has been released on parole not to render aid
to the enemies Of the United States. Letters
were found in her possession from Southern
ers in France. & alc7 -
Propositions for building ganboas Tor
the Western waters thus far received By the
War Department, are all foand 70 draw too
much water.
A telegraph dispatch received here fron
Winchester dated last night at half past nine
says slight skirmish occurred this afternoon
one mile and halt from Winchester on the
Strasburg road, between portion OF Gen.
Shields troops and the rebel cavalry and
four pieces Of artillery. Enemy retreated
with some loss, as soon as our guns opened
FIRE. One Of our men killed. Gen. Shields
was slightly wounded in the lsft arm above /.
the elbow, from the fragments Of she'll.
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our sPEclAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.

Later from the Tennessee.
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aaaJiaJx aAa'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-20
THE JUBILATION.

keokuk was on the hkh horse of jubi
lation last night inqlonor of the victory at
Donelson. Bya sort of spontaneous com :
bustion the popular mind flowed out in
the ringing Of bells, firing of cannon,
cheers aud speeches. The 18th Regiment
with martialmusic promenaded the streets,
preceded by the Hose Company with its
bells, and every now and then the bows
gave cheer upon cheer. Soon after six
o'clock numerous houses in all parts of
the city were brilliantly illuminated.
After seeing tho sights, there was rush
for the Athenaum. The soldiers alone
nearly 60 it, and it was packed and
damned WIN citizens anxious to honor the
brave Iowa troops. When order was OBJ
tanned, Mr.. II. w. Sample was called to
the chair, and stirring and patriotic speech
es were made by Judge Williams, Colonel
Reid. II Strong, Esq, Lieut.. J. Monroe
Reid, and S. +. Miller, Esq, after which
Judge Williams, assisted by the whole
house. sang the Star Spangled Banner
The Judge then showed the boys how TO
play the fife and drum.
Appropriate resolutions were submitted
and passed, and will be published to-mor-
row.
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Iswa Legislature Clarifying.
DIS MONIES. Feb II. 1862

~
Mr.. EDITOR II must write you an
extra letter this week
The telegraph has just completed tick
ing out the glorious news of the battle of
Fort Donelson. The House OF Ropresen
tatises was just engaged on some very
exciting topic, and the contention between
the parties had risen to a high pitch,
when Mr.. Palmer, the State Printer, hur-
ried through the room up to the Speakers
stand. | looked at him, but could not
for the world conceive what made him car
ry such an anxious mien. ] knew some
thing important was up, as he hurried up
in double quick time to lodge his secret
with the Speaker. Then / saw glance in
the Speakers eye that flashed like light
ming over his countenance, and arising
from his seat, he announced the glorious
news.
Mr.. Editor, | have seen in my life
many an enthusiastic scene, but such as
happened at this moment / never saw
and my pen is unable to describe it. As
the words, Fort Donelson taken. and
i5,oo0 prisoners captured came out,
men jumped upon the desk, danced, hal
lowed, stamped, and sang, and hats and
caps were flying in every direction. The
noise was deafening, like the thunder of
many batteries, and for once you forgot
that you belonged to yourself. The men
took hold of one another, shook one
another, pulled one another, as if they
wanted to make each other realize the
pleasurable emotion over and over again
1t would notstop, and ina second the same
sounds issued from out Of the Senate
Chamber, and the whole was mingled into
one grand chorus. Men would run tc one
room, hallooing little while, then come
back to the other, and fall in again.
Just then ! went over to the Senate
Chamber, where someof the Senators had
taken our Secretary Of State upon their
shoulders and carried him up over the
Secretary's desk to the Presidents
chair.
In the House the enthusiasm continu-
ed undated. Business was not to be
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thought Of for some time. Finally,
though. order was partially restored, and
the business just begun before the news
arrived, was put through withoutany fur.
thcr debate.
After the adjourning Of the House
Gen. Baker made few very patriotic re-
marks. The General was in full glory,
and if you had seen him you would have
said, The Generalis brim full - Gov
ernor Kirkwood made few aemarks after
General Baker, which created new ap-
plause, after which, the latter called up
his choir" to sing the Star Spangled
Banner" One of them, Treasurer Jones,
showed himself little backward in this
matter, but they would carry him up to
the Speakers stand, and Gen. Baker gave
the tune. But they all had hallooed SO
much. that they had to stop il. their Fl.
fort after singing the first stanza After
which, sundry and divers persons agreed
to suspend the Prohibitory Law for this
afternoon, and the old cannon was brought
out to give thirty. four rounds in honor Of
the battle.
Glory enough for one day | never
felt so happy in my life.
Yours, j.
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AcGnlations Of Transportaiion and
Travel.

rion and after Saturday Jan 25th. no railroad car
stage coach, or vehicle running west or rdiy
from the Mississippi river into North Missouri viii
oepermtted to carry freight OF passengers from 90
AoA without The strietest compliance with the regus
mons OF The Treasury Department at Washington
@eh require that all freights, Of whatever nature
except such as may be under military orders shall b.
covered by Custom House permit, and that all bar
gage OF travellers shall be carefully and da,
sealed by a Custom House officer"
Inc undersigned wiliissae permits for the trans
poaion of all goods destined for proper persons and
places with the least possible trouble or delay and In
spees and seal all baggage ofayeles The city
IN manner to cause the least trouble consistent Nh
.he end desired.
rue object aimed ats to prevent any aid or assist
hnee or mnantcation It'll an persens 4ifeetiV
Indirectly dsoy TO-, la arms against the Federa,
Government. JOHN sTASNuss Surveyor,
Custom House, Keokuk, Jan. 25 1862 dit
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1TY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
kextto Ranking House of VIM. Thompson Co


The City BOX Store IL this day In receipt of the
following choice literature.
tAeFst ttfss'ns. ny Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent
shadow In the House, BY Saunders.
he FousrhoId Of Boayerie, by 3 Southern Lady
songs In Many Keys, by Holmes
heeoileciions of Shelley and Byron by Trelauns
shelley Melns rails, by Lady Shelley
he ke5esrd stone, by ayirgtniarl
-. Tom Bufke's School bays al Rugby,
DeQmney . Opium Eater.
Library "REMINISCENCES
" Theological kssass,Ae.
food's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Lowers
Lsngfeiiow's Poems, Blue and Gola
saxs's
MIS-. !smeson's Loves OF the Poets Blue s. Gold.
Characteristics, sc, = %
- Htndlss, he.,
Italian Painters ..
Legend ofthe Madonna
Sketches VI ART -
Diary, DC.
Hawtborne's NJ srbie Fam
- Hoasc Of the Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter.
Aosses, from Old MHnse.
y Twice Tola Tales.
y hnow Image.
hsitheaaie ksuauces
LopgfsIlow's Hs~atba
- EvaDgeiine.
The ahove Books viii he sold ut Publisher nric@s
The public invited 10 call and examine Ii. 81 eli
ieoc O j. W. OGDEN
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STATE OF IOwA,l 90
LEE COUNTY, 90
BY virtue of Especial execution 10 me dire ted. is
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF
In layor of Hiram Barney and xAinst Hawkins
have levied upon and Will sell to the highest bidder
at the door OF the Clerks Office Of the District Cour,
OF Lee County. Iowa. At Keokuk In said county, on
the Sd day Of March. A. D. 1862. between the hours
of0o'clock m, and4 O'Clock p, m. Of said day,
mencing at O'Clock M the following property 10.
Wit The aeftheasteFs side one half IA OF lot mum
Der FIVE I5l In Block number three ISL excepting the
rear end by twenty au feet Deep Ia tho Cit, OF
-kuk, Lee eeuHts, low q.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold BY order Of eour,
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keaknk Jan. 90, 1864.
NC HEDGES,
Sheriff OF leo County.
in3l BY D. b. SMirn,jr. Deputy.
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NJ AR. WAR;! WARi!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, sl,o,.
kinds Of ManlioBs OF ar % uch 80 Guns pi,tols Re
voivers and all kiDdso OF Ammunition are REQUIRE no,
10 seiito any person without from the ndeY-
rghed This order must be strictly complied with.
nnderponsi'S offorfeitiIg all articles mentione In
'herposeshon JOHN sTANNus,
jiyi3d surveyor ofKaoI,.
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Especial Dispatch. ]

" asiingt0n, fep. ~.
Gen. Z. s. Grant, the hero of Fit. Dom
elson, has just been unanimously confirm
ed by the Senate as Major General; an
honor conferred in testimony of his gallant
conduct in battle
The reading of the tax bill win be com
menced in the Ways and Means Commit
tee tomorrow. The bill will not be print
ed till ordered by the House of Represen.
tatives.
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COMMERCIAL

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PoTAToEs-l592ob by the load. sstaii % to aoc.
| sUGAR--New Orleans fair f0{4gHb prime I, "a
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MoLAssEs-pIantation $3.50; sugarhouse q $50
| Golden syrupso&75c.
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| RIcE-9gi0c.
soAP-paim &c, Family SIZE, German iCin.) -.
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BuTfER-common 6a7c; Choice II, all I2ts Als
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HIDEs-Dry iuto lie, green do IL green sheer
pelis 30a3sc, green hog skins l5c.
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Prairie - 20.
skEDs-Timothy n Is: Flax Seed soto q.
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EGGS &c.
WHITE BEANS-50catl 90.
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FRUIT Dried Apples u 25tGSl SOP bushcl. -
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CHEEsE-W estern Reserve &c; Denmak Gh47
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OLD iRoN-h@Xc y b. Brass ease Pn. Cop.
per io4l256c y B..
EACHANGE-on New York, BankAbie Funds !
per eent;-for gold nominal. St. Louis little deng
and no settled rate.
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AND LUNGS.

a. ih'a season OF the year when coughs and cold,
are Troublesome every family should have safe and
certain remedy Al hand. Rsnsomss Hive syrup And
nln IL 4he fsry thing II Is n9t onit pteasalt for
children to take, but 1. a certain cure for Croup
"hooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs aud ali
affections Of The Throat aud Lungs.
sold BY all Druggists. Price IS cents.
orders may be addressed toJ. y. wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent, No. 81 Main-st., Keckuk. Iowa.
deel3dimw2t
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FROM FORT DONELsON.

TT. Donelson, via Cairo, Feb 10.
Two more regiments were captured to.
day east Of en,renchments, and number
Of troops have come in and delivered them.
selves up. About 1900 stand of small
arms have been taken. Many of the reb-
ell troops destroyed their arms and large
numbers were thrown in the river. There
are two water batteries, the upper one
with heavy riled gun, 32-pound bore, two
32-pounder carronades; the lower battery
contains eight 32-pounders and one ten
inch columbiad, mounted in embrasures.
Two thousand barrels of -four and 1900
boxes Of beef and large amount of other
provisions found today.
All of to-day has been occupied in EN-.
barking prisoners and gathering up stores
and munitions and burying the dead
There are a great number Of dead rebels
still unburied, as it has all been thrown
upon our men to do
Capt Lagone. aid to Gen. Grant, goes
to GAINESVILLE to morrow under flag of
truce; with the bodies of two Colonies,
and to effect exchange of our wounded
prisoners who have been sent to Nash
vile.
Gen. Grant received off sial notice last
night of the creation of = new military
district--thc District of Western Tonnes
see-of which he isappointed commander,
with headquarters at IT. Donelson. Gen.
Grants staff remains as al present, with
Major W. w Clciland attached as chief
Of conlnissary.
Osband's cavalry and Willard battery
suffered no loss in killed. 1aylors bat
terry acted nobly, and was charged on FIVE
times on Saturday, each time repulsin e
the enemy with great slaughter.
The confirmation Of General G. F.
Smith was received with great satissac-
ton by the soldiers. His gallant charge
Of Saturday has made him extremely pop
ular among his men.
1t is currently exported that Gov. Har-
ris of Tenn, hiss ordered all Tennesseeans
to lay down their arms.
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The I'd and 1th iowa Regiments.
Especial to Hawkeye.l

Cairo, Feb, TO-
Col. Humans brigade were the first
inside the breastworks at Fl Douelson -
The casualties of the 7th Iowa are light,
only one man, NJ. G. Stewart, company
X, is known to be killed. No more than
l5 are wounded; none dangerously The
Second Iowa is badly cut up. Two OF
their captains are killed one is Capt.
cioutman. Maj Chipman is wounded in
the thigh
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All the ladies' of the city engaged in
preparing hospital supplies for the 18th
regiment, are requested 10 meet at Mrs
Graham S room in The Pavilion, this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
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p4- A private dispatch, from Capt J..
(. Harper. dated Fort Donelson, 18th
inst, via Cairo on the 10Th says, M. G..
stewart, private Of Company d. 7th
Iowa Regiment, was killed. All the rest
Of the Fort Madison Company are un-
hurt. - The father of Stewart lives near
Pennington
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PROMOTED. - We are informed that
Geo. w Walker Of Co. A, 18th Regiment
Iowa Ndunteers, has been promoted to q
End 1deutenantcy in the 9th Infantry Y.
s. affny.
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THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, FEBRrARY 20.

11r There was more snow last night
and fair prospect for still more.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report
Price Captured!

Washington, Feb. 10.
In the House this p. m Wicklife of
Kentucky, announced the capture of Gen.
Price and his army
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Iowa TRooPs MovING.-The Des
Moines Register says that all the troops
IN Iowa, including the 18th and 10th reg
lments, have been ordered to St. Louis.
The End cavalry left St. Louis on Mon.
day for the Cumberland, and the 9th in.
fantry, Col. Worthington, arrived in st.
Louis on Tuesday eli route to Kentucky.