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blast FURNACE AND RLooMrpy

HAST FURNACE AND BLOOMERY.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN upEK aTtov
Il BLAST FURNACE, six miles East of Lin.
eonton and 2Sl miles from the Wilmington aud Ru,her
ford Karoad where be manufacturing good quality of
PlGslRON, all kinds o. Machinery and Cooking Ware He
has also CuPOLA and RLoOMERY at the same Mace
where Wrought Iron is also made of good quality All
articles usually obtained such establishments can be had
at reasonable prices. TENNIS CASH.
Orders are solicited and will be promptly filed
Address, JONAS w. DERR
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., N. G.
March Is, 1852. l2-w6mpd.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

FFNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
Il of LAND,ying on Haw River, in the County Of A la.
nance mile north Of the Haw River House. on the
Railroad containing 225 acres, 80 of which wel-u,,
bered, with 25 of bottom land This place IS well
adapted to the growth of wheat corn tobacco OATS &c
good dwelling house, with six rooms is the premises,
Terms of sale will be made easy to purchaser Address
the subscriber al Melville, Alurnance, N. G..
e,."8t ". a. ALBRIGHT.
= Feb IL 1862 = WITT
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Put HIx N PEsr:-Mr: William Parks. Of Wilkes
hmilies at 80 cents per busheL Hewill not sell
CORN to edstillsrs at any price however laree-ha
has refused from them $L35 . bushel Ar.P.ma
true patriot -Charlotte Bulletin. = = 80.
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NEGROES REruRINa-We understand that q num-
Der of the negroes that ran away from their masters
in King George have returned. In one instance, we
hear Of three who had their backs very much LAGER
ated-a sort of treatment they had not been accus.
toned to at home-and SO they ran off second
time; but on thiA occasion from Yankees, Fred
Hernh 49, 1873 e - y
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Ar Work. The penitentiary has repaired and
put in first rate order nearly thousand muskets.
within the past month or two The asmory will
begin in few days to manutactufs muskets. W
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF
Il Common Schools for Wake County, will meet in Rs.
leigh, the law directs, the Sd Monday of April
next. STEPHEN STEPHENSON
Chairman.
April l, 1862. l4-w2t.
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There is cotton enough in the Coufeder.cv g..
bone consumption; lei US have provisions. '0'
-
DIE D

In Wiikesboro', G.. on the morning of The 18Th -.
srns Saaa'eaAs,, Esq bro1her Of Sa
battle below Newberp Threeguwn brohes "f IN the
y have died in tAe last twelve months. .ns iam.
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March %, 1852,

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
u UNAWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER On sun.
H day the 2sth of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion, about
to weight about 40 pounds He hes heavy head o bsir
and taks short when questioned aud has down look
No doubt be is trying to pass for q free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered TO me Of
Prospect Hill Uaswel County, confined in jail 80
get him.. +. L. WARREN.
CsrgeN Co.. March. "a 1882, l2-1tf
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

VNHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. z 1862
Il The College is in full operation, with complete
Faculty classes Of good size and everything for
thorough Collegiate education.
Whole expenses for ten months, about sl65.
Address the undersigned at Trinity College, N. c."
B. CRAVEN.
December 3, 1861. 49-wtf
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TVHE STYRScRIRER OFFERS FOR SALE

J house and lot in High Point, Guford County
This place, High Point is well known to be in an ntel
gent and healthy region and offer Is here made o.
pleasant and valuable residence and lot Of ground The
house is story aud contains six and hreplaces
The ground attached to it is something acre En-
qure of ELI DENNY, of Hi Point, Of the Editor OIL
the Standard, or the subscriber.
RALEIGH March eS 1862 l4-w3tpd.
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Raleigh, March IS, 1852. "
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF N0RTH-CAR0LlNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh. March 2Sth, 1861.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, March 2eth, 1862:
IN PURSUANCE of THE POWER VESTED
in ma bv the CONSTITUTION and by and with the adj
Council ssH.s asSsY GA Al G1s
erno1 Of North GsrGna d this Stale Of ali coTo and
W1oi.EN GOODS including YARNS, JEANS, LIN
sEYS and BLANKETS except through the orders of the
sr ofieers Of the Confederate or State Governments
b xdiutsnt General will cause the proper orders be
issued 10 enforce this Proclamation the most prompt
and efficient manner. AT Agents to purchase behalf OF
the State are required to have written authority
-, - HENRY T. CLARK.
March 20, 1852. l4-w3t
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Ths Staq'oa:'aI'.....
corrTRoIIER,s REPORT.

retpoRT OF THE CoMPTRoLLERe OF p5BGdG
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, END
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1861.
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CAVALRY COMPANY.

s5y All paners in tho s,o.o e lS-w6t
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Gross Amount,

Gross Amount,
CoryrY TAXES,
Poor, cents per 800 value real estate, and 2y
cents per poll,
County Purposes, SO do, and &l.l5 do,
Schools, do, and 70 do,
Public Buildings, % do, and 10 do,
Patrol, Is do, Black Pull,
Insane Asylum, do, and do, per poll.
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THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
~ Friday, May 23-Purse $l0C mites and repeat II.
woodruff enters M Lady Emma; d. falnan enters . m
Jlt; D. Pnfer enters b. James Lynch; Mclaughlin
ers Nmbe Dick Boats from james slip and Thirty
fourth street every hive inmates Cars from Hunters Point
at y. n. Fare 10 cents.
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fNN DEMANDE UEE FEMME FRANCHISE CONNIE
~ bonnie denfants aler Philadelphia On dsina n.
dera Dc bons rensesnements sacsssr pour deux surs
Al - West 2tth st.
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMENTs.

nN DEMANDE UNE FEMME DE CHAhBRE, FRAN
" caise gu Aemande parlant FrancaR qui salt golfer,
soudre, 81 sssiser peu petite le
mandcrA de bons rensegDemcuts Sadresssr 10 East
18th o.
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THE KEEELLION.

RMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS.
II RICHARDSON, SPENCE THOMSON,
Al reliant aid Military Tailors
40 Broadway, New York, .
Desire invite the OF the and
their house, which has been parozed for number
years by many officers including the prominent In
both service who by continued patron
age acknowledge their approval OF the superior uniforms
and citizens dress furnished by the establishment Gentle
distance whose not the looks.
will their request have measuring cards sent 70 them by
mail
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JINR DEMoIsELLE FRANCHISE, sACHANT BIEN
~ ocudr. ct Golfer desire Sc placer CONNIE femme
chabre Gle naurai objection vcyAger ct pe
6epner de bonpes Haireaser pour deux
isurs NINE Bourgeois 2O2 Wooster It,
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4 tt1..
.saua r.' aea .tsp .a'u s....,. .a
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yUANrRD-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sITuA
w lion 70 cook wash and iron has no objection 70 do
general homework for small family; objection the
country has good city reference. Can be n West
18th 9th
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LNaLIsH MUTTON, sALpoH AND soLEs;
~ aregulsr Dswn ksh Webster Chowder,
nrcunpnsou for. for ssn e = t scdsy; 80 wm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
New ork, Oct. :

The steamer Star of the Seuth arrived
here this morning with por, Royal dates
of the 4th inst. Among the passengers
are Major General Hunters staff. /
The New South announces as untrue
the report at the North that Fort Sumter
had been assailed.
Deserters from Savanna report the ar
r!Ea there e General BBeeaaiaz1eKarai wi iro
had made speech to his troops, plsdging
that he would retake Fort Pulaski in
thirty days.
Col. Barlow with part of the 48th New
York regiment has destroyed the extern,
sive salt works Of Button.
Two gunboats had shelled the rebel
battery at Oronton Bluffs on the Savan-
nah river.
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St. Louis, Oct. I.

Dispatches received at headquarters
bear Intelligence to the effect that Sstur-
day morning Gen. Scofeld advanced upon
the rebels at Newtonia, small town 81
miles southwest OF Springfield. After
two hours fighting the rebels broke and
fled in oil directions. The enemy's force
is estimated ct 5000. Our loss trifling.
Dispatches intercepted after the fight
advised Scoheld Of the intention of the
enemy to concentrate their whole force at
a point IL miles distant form Lowter TO
which point be was pushing rapidly with
the expectation of renewing the battle on
Sunday. No particulars have yet been
received.
Frank Blair was unanimously nominat-
ed for Congress from the First District by
the Union Emancipation Convention.
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New York. Oct I.

The Bermuda Royal Gazette, Sept. so,
says: On Friday last three Men-of- War,
belonging to the U, s. Navy. made their
appearance on our coast, the Massaohu-
sets carrying the flag Of Rear Admiral
Wilkes, the Tioga, Capt. Rogers. and the
Scncme; the two forms. vessels como in
st. Georges harbor. The object Of the
squadron was stated TO be to procure. !
snpply of coal. 1t was remarked by many,
both British and American, that ~ Adj
miral Wilkes entered the port not flag
was hoisted nor any salute fired 1t Fort
Cunningham. After he had anchored
and saluted the American Consul's lsg,
DISPATCHED m ntiicsr ON shora to aseessasa
II the customary salute would be accept
able, and on learning that " would the 81.
binary interchange Of courtesies took
place. On Saturday the Admiral proceed.
70 Mount Laughton and paid his res
pects to His Excellsncy the Governor.
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INDIANAPOLIS Oct. Z.

Indianapolis Oct. 7.
Orders have been issued by the Adi't
General of the State suspending the
camps OF rendezvous in the several CON
gressional districts, and ordered all draft
ed men to rendezvous at Indianapolis.
They will assemble in their county seats
on the 10Th inst, when the commissioners
will take them to the camp. Should any
fail to appear, the mrshals will arrest
them. Drafted men will be permitted to
volunteer in the old regiments as for one
years service. Substitutes will be accept
ed It reported at camp.
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Louisville. Oct =

,.Ha k4 Louisville, Oct 7.
Gen. Gilbert with his corps is at Le-
banen, IL is supposed here BY military
men that the whole rebel force 10 retreat
ing to Halls Gap, few miles south OF
Grab Orchard, where they intend to make
a stand. 3.
The bridge at shepardville will be com
pieted by Sunday. Nearly all the bridges
between us and the rebels have been
burned By them, and SONS three weeks
will elapse before they can be reconstruc-
ted
The story Of the capture by the rebels
near Elizabeth Of four companies of Ohio
cavalry last week IL untrue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
~ TELE RAP
THE FIGHT AT CORINTH
Losses in Killed and
Wounded.
Hurlbut Intcrcepts the Reb-
els ON Hatchie.
ROseerans Attacks and Statters their Forees


Death of Con. Ogaesby and Rebel
Gen. Johnson.
Cairo, Oct. 7.
As yet we can only state general re-
suits Of the last weeks fighting. The
skirmlshisg commenced last Tuesday and
there has been more or less fighting each
day up to afternoon Of Yesterday. when
Roseorans sends to Grant 4 dispatch, say
ing that the enemy are utssrly routed and
throwing everything away and that he is
pursuing them sharply.
The rebel loss at Corinth is about 800
killed and ] $40 to 1900 wounded. We
have near l,b9v prisoners at Corinth and
three hundred on the Hatchie with more
constantly coming in.
We have no report OF the killed on ell
ther side, in yesterdays and Sunday 5
battles. Gen. Ord says on Sunday we
lost several hundred wounded and proba-
bly, more then the enemy. We have Ia
ken several stand of arms thrown away
by the rebels in their flight. They are
mostly new muskets, of English make.
Our loss at Corinth is shout three huu.
drcd killed and LOCO wounded. Some
eye witnesses placed the estimate higher
The fighting on Saturday is described
as desperate in the extreme, che rebels
rushing up to the mouth of the cannon,
many of them being blown to atoms
Many houses in Corinth were badly shat
tered by shot and shell. 0ns she'll plug
ed through the Tishamiugo House, kill
ing some wounded soldiers. III av
More than halt of The rebelA are bare
footed and many axe ragged and from the
corn In their hasersaek, they must have
been nearly starved.
Prisoners say the effective force of the
rebels is $4,000, but this must be an over
estimate. Certain it is, however, they
have outnumbered Us fully twoato one
Sunday, Ord drove VanDorn miles
through the woods and valleys and over
hills, the rebels taking advantage Of eve
~ valley and jungle for their infantry
and every Hill for their artillery. The
fight lasted hours. We captured 2
batteries, field officers and aid de. camp to
VanDorn. Gen. Rogers of Texas was
killed he had two cans of whisky ON his
person. The rebel Gen. johnson is kill !.
ed. Gen. Oglesby has died of his wound.
Generals Ord and Reach, slightly wound
ed.
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Louisville, Oct. Z.

Lexington Is mostly evacuated by che
rebels, about 100 there. They took and
sent to Camp Dick Robinson | 900 bar.
rels of OF pork from Chanault& CO., psck-
ed on their own account and for other
parties. They also took $4,000 worth
of jeans and linseys from oldham, Scott
d Eo-,s which they have manufactured in,
to clothing Rebels paid for these goods
IN Confederate Scrip, unless owners re.
fused 70 receive il, in which event nc
compensation was given
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
COMMERCIAL

DAILY GATx CRY Oyrrcx
kKoK-K, Oct 9, 81.
FLouR-supsrnnesI 5o:sprin Wheat extrasl75
FsllNheaiExtra ~ aS
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-s zoe , 1ooxx
oohe-old. IL 10 noe new, l5e = bush.
BARkEY-@4e 10 500.
o57e.
RYE-eo to CSC dull
OATS--ls 10 2oc Good demand
PoTAToEs-New, Is 10 NC re,.il aSc
So0Ah View Orleans fair i0k4li, prime ia
choice ~; clarified ~: crushed andioafn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 50; sugarhouss<saE 50.
Golden syrup70DzSc-very scarce.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Jaws css 70; Laguyrsa4ass.
RlCE-ssasc.
soAP-Palm &c, Family s,e, German te,p.) ~
07ac.
cANpLEs-starl4aspl5 ,ssesrine 10 Mould 10.
LARD-e to6ae; retail SIC.
boFIEk-conmons 147c Choice 10, retaiH4 k0lsl
ldersaa24c ; Ham 2aaaCie.r
saes 70 ri Sugar Cured Hams, Co., retail &C.
LEAThkR--sole SAC 30 arnesrq70so
HIDEs-Dry l0tol2c, gruhhy hair price sreen
40 III green shsep ps,s I0easi as green hog akin.
I5c.
HAY-Tlmothy, % o0a7 90, baled ~ oaa ~,
Prairie - ooDse 90.
Sheds imoth, q 90 Flax Seed 90 10 sloo
( uSlbNS--NQD4Ue.
kGGS--a to pic
WHITE bkANS-in good demand, ooS 500
PARTNERSHIPS.
FRUIT Dried Apples u 0eae 81 a5 p bushei--
Dried peachss eases So Ralsins a s4so
cHKkAE--M essesn Reserysse, Dsnmsk 70s
BEEF CATTLE-lt0scsross.
sHEKP-sa ooe2 80 vhead.
sALT-G. A. "a 20 y sack Kanawhs Asoo = n.,.
rel; liverpool u sos - 90 p sack; Lake "a u
Very scarce. ~
FIsh--Aacksrsi NO. siesG Is ' Dbl. mo a "a
ISIS, NOS ss2sio White Fish, No.l e4ee.
? half bbl. Cod Fish5c96 ~.
RAGS-Wooien I Cotton2c.
OLD iRoN-k6keS1 Brs.ssDse ~. Cop.
perl04l2hc y D..
ExcHAH0E.-On New YORK y per c ent. bsnkabls
funds' Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cinein.
nati per cent, ST.. Louis u per cent. old 10 10
~ per cent. buying, Is selling.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AN

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
\ y SHIPPERS.
On and after Ibis dats no Powder will be allowed
sold In Keokuk without pei Of the Undersigned
nor any kind OF Arms whatever uniiions Of War
II has also been ordered by the special Agent o. the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods OF Groceries,
except In limited Quantities for family use to 80 into
Missouri the sonthern tier Of Counties.
The object IL 10 keep supples from the rebels or
armed bands Of gnerntlas in Northeast Missouri.
JOHN bTANRUs,
Surveyor ofihe Port Of keokgk.
KroEuA, Aus IL, leG2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

~ We received a telegram yesterday
from Major Weaver of the Second Iowa.
which leaves no hope of the recovery of
Colonel Baker.
A later dispatch to Mrs. Baker saws
that the Colonel died at | | o o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Inv rElEusArH.l
Now York Market.

New York. Oct. Z.
Flour--Markei ays cents bttiar and fair business
doug, sales d - AoSeneo for super State: Is 700
s6 90 fer Extra State, - 90eeG - for connon b
Medium Extra Western,
Whest--xarket steady, With fais export demand
sales al u oaSsl 10 Chicago sprnss III aol ~ ror
Amber Iowai u 4Sdel al for Amber Aiehisan
Cora--Asrssf ons sent better. .tl ts8f1
Whisky-without change; sax
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Notice TO shippers md Carriers.

by AZ cider IRON tie Trea.ur, Department. Ship
Pert ard Carriers are required fos
sn,s Of Goods or Salt, amounting 10 $3.50 TO
places In the Grs, and second tier of countie.
Southern border of the State Of Iowa to Gle In the
Custom House Ofnee at keotuk Iowa, an oath pre-
scfibed by the Treasury DtlRnAfnt also, to execute
bond, with approved suents slai the goods rein
described shai not be transported sold used In any
way, - ~ 10 slye aid or comfort 10 insurgents
sympaIhaets with those In rebellion the Coy
es2meHt 81 It's lA4.E Stat
Blanks can be obtained and instractitns asiscn at
The Surveyors oGice
JOHN sTAtNuS,
Surveyor of the Port.
Gtstom Muuse ONCE. KeOkuk, Aug YG, 'o2-auR2e-ott
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

ETThe weather for the past few days
has been very warm, unusually SO for this
season Of the year. -
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Buffalo, Oct. 7.

The barge St. Lawrence loaded with
lumber and slaves coming into the port
last night sunk, thereby blocking the en-
trance Of the harbor entirely.
The schooner Jason Parker, loaded
with wheat, and the schooner Bermuda,
laden with corn, were both driven on to
the break water, leaking badly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
16rWe urderssandlthat q. n n

- We understand that @. H Emer-
son has commenced class In vocal music.
at his rooms on Fourth street, Tuesday
and Friday evenings. We would advise
all our young friends to attend and learn
the Divine art, so as to improve our
church music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Batchel Or's Hair Dyo--.The best In
the World.

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
pFsdssss color not 10 he rnm nature
warranted not TO njarc the hal the least remedss
the IA effects of bad dyes and nyigorAtes the hair
life, GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
asplsndld biacko brown leaving the hair SOFT and
beautiful. Sold BY Ali druggists &c.
The genuine IL 81 Ened WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
RE fosy ss1es ef each boz.
Factory, Ne. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
q33 Broadway and l6 Bond Street. [je6-dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

Il EE III there had been no slavery there
would have been no war. Peace and
slavery will not amalgamate. Kentuckians,
which will you take :? u
LEoNIDAs MErcALF,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Boston, Oct. z

- u Boston, Oct. 2.
Thc steamers Merrimac and Mississippi
have been chartered to carry the 9Th,
4ith and 45th regiments to Newburn.
They will probably leave the present
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

~ A hospital steamer with 500 sick
soldiers is expected here this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
THE GATE CITY.


~ The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
RIVAL of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

Once Of Provost Marshal, Avg. -.
Hereafter no sales Of ioaieatiAT lisuep will be
p<rnitted to enlisted or IT,. United states Army
In this city.
Persons eel ling in violation Of this order will be
arrested, and stringent measures taken 70 prev eni
repetition OF the onense.
J. NJ. HIATT,
septl-d Proves, Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

EE For boots and shoes at cost 90 to
No. IS Main Street, o6-Gd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
MILITARY HATS

MILITARY HATS
Neatly fitted up with all the trimmings
necessary, at VooEHIEs', So Main street.
Also on hand, a large stock of Hats, Caps,
Ladies Jockies and Hoods, Gloves, DC.
oci2-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
FURs FURs

FURSI EURs!
Burkitt r. Co., SO Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep45dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

An0epen0eut I0n 0hO0ee.
We, the the undersigned electors, of Lee county
Iowa. most cordially endorse Gen. A BRIDGMAE. o
H. okuk Iowa and will every lawful means Il
elec. him Clerk of tbs District Lee count ir
October nAxt -
George Eaton CWaiksr
jams Marsh John Van tsikenbarg
So williams Robert A knsseit
HJMsfrh II Z Stempei
Milford Marsh ChAs BFewater
James Adams John u Kennedy
Harrison Marsh GEORGE Orm
Bernard PraDEer Alice
Benjamin Pranger & 6oechtig
Dan,l II Hughes ChAs Meyer
George ROBBERS VIC Wo0dwor
Thomas Hale Jr George Baxter
o Bardenwxrpsr Louis Stsmpei
ssm1 ID Morrison Hugel
Peter Miller John root
u Webster VIM Shaw
George Webster J II CiAypool
HATE rfAs Field
20 Dorr George Eaton
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HThe Medical Department Of the
Iowa University opens Its session In this city oc
tober 18th.
Persous wishing to receive Medical Students rs
boarders, will present their and prices 70 the
Dean, or TO Drs. Thomas and Carver, at the Estes
House Hospital.
By order J. &. HUGHES, Dean
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