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Davis tlen says to enquiries made
of the commander-in-chief OF the armies Of
the United States whether the atrocious
conduct of some Of the military com,
manders met the sanction of that govern
ment, an answer had been avoided on the
pretext that the enquiry was insulting
and no method remains for the suppress.
SION OF these enormi,ies, but such retri-
outiss justice, as it may be found possible
to execute.
have had occasion to romark in a
former message, that under no excess Of
provocation could our noble hearted de.
tenders BE- SLOWED to wreak vengeance on
men, women or children. but stern and
exemplary punnhment can and must be
meted 10 the murderers a. felons, who,
disgracing the profession Of arms, seek to
make OF public war the occasion for the
commission of the most monstrous crimes.
Deeply rs VIC regret the character of the
contest into which We are about to be
forced, we must accept it as one alterna-
tive. which recent manifestations give us
little hope can be avoided. The eIaspera-
ton of failure has aroused the worst
passions of our enemies, and large por-
ton Of their people, even OF their clergy
men, are how engaged In urging and ex-
citing the populace to the extreme Of
ferocity, and nothing remains but to vim
dictate our rights aud to maintain our ex-
istence, by employing against our foe
every energy and every resource at our
disposal. Davis recommends further leg
islation to make the CONSUMPTION univer-
sal; the issue of additional treasury notes !;
and Legislation for contracting military
transportation. He says the very large
incrsase Of forces recently called into the
field by the President of the U. S. may
render it necessary hereafter to extend
the provisions Of the CONSUMPTION law 50
rs to include persons between the ages OF
- and Is years. The visor and eficien-
cy Of our present force and their condition
and the skill and ability which distin-
guished the leaders, inspire the belief
that no further enrolment will be neces-
sary, but wise foresight requires that if
necessity should be suddenly developed
during the recess of Congress, requiring
increased forces for our defense, means
should exist for calling such forces into
the field without awaiting the re-assem-
bling Of the legislative department Of the
government.
The message betrays great signs of
weakness 10 the rebel government, for no
nation that has power in it's hands ever
puts forth such arguments as acquiesced
in murder, rapine, &C., under the name
of retaliation.
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New York. Aug. %

The Post says: Letters received in this
city to-day state that considerable part
Of the army, which still remains in West
ern Virginia, would arrive in Washington
to-day under Gen. Cox. It il also ru-
mored that Western troops are pouring
into Virginia by way of lIarper's Ferry.
The ll,h New jersey, s5.h Massachu-
setts and 18th Connecticut passed through
to-day for Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

DAILY GATE CRY Ovstca,
KsoxrK, Aug. 70. o.
FLoUK-Supsrspe q SO; Sprin Whsat . xtra u IS
Fa1iwheatkxtrae s25
BRAN ANDsHORTs-soto4 ace ? 100 ~
CoRN-l7 TO Ice y bush.
BARLkY-23c.
wHHAT-in good demand, Fall sas ss, sp,inl4s
TO SO.
RYE-e5c dull.
OATS l5c.
POTAT0ES-New, ~ to 25c,
SUGAR New Orleans fair ioa.a3ii, prime III
choice ~; clarified -; crushed and loatI4t..
Observation-Disclosures S0b58; sugaraolse459sG
Golden syrup7017Sc--ysrys scarce.
C0FFEE-Rioe3D2Ac Java 2SQG3os LagayRaot09s.
RlCE-st0sc.
soAP-Paim 90, Family s1c. German tCin.) N
o7te.
CASDLKs-star l41 II. stsarine Il, Mould 10.
LARD to6tc; retail 0 to 10.
BuTTEh-comm sa7c; Choieslo taill9k0 Is!
PRovlsioNs-shouiderst9 lei Hams lAdea;clsar
sdes s03ii Sugar Cured hAns, 7asc
LEATHEk-Sols 94o3o; Harnsss21H30.
HIDES-Dry 10 Ice, srubby half price |; green
4to Al green sheep pelts l0c0I IS; green hog skns
i5c.
HAY-Timothy, eS 0o96 90, baled - ooosfl
Prairie ~ oOD6 %.
sEKDs-rnothy 81 90; Flax Seed sIoo
UNkONk-BN8Soc.
EGGS-3a04c.
WHITE BEANs-ln good demand. 3Oc00
FEATHERs- 25uE90.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 oOoel a5v buahsi--
Dried Psachss ~ asoea 50. Raisins eso0Ds4so.
CHHksk-Wesssvn RsssYveSc; Dsnmak 70s
BEEF cArrLE-0Dpic gross.
sHEEP-oa 0OO2 rs Shead.
sALT-G.A. ~ 50 ' sack; Kanawha % 90 p bar.
rel; Liverpoolsl 0o0e - 90 p sack; Lake o. 50 TO
8 50. Very scarce.
FIsH-Maeksrsi,No.1 elSe9ls Dbl mo 2 ia
ESQ, No. ss4s l0 White Fish, MOL e4so.
? half bbl. Cod FisL5 16vk
RAGS-Woolen +; Cohon2c.
LDIRoN-kGkcv Brasse0sc ~. Cop.
per IO0l2ke ? y.
EnnAHsE.-On New YORK u per cent. bAnkAtls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and cincin-
nsai per cent st. Louis \ per cent old 10 to
~ per cent bt, Ing, Is selling.
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DAtcAelor,s HAIR Dys...Ths Rest IN
the world.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be frvn.
warranted not 70 njnre the hair in the isas remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and nvgoYates the hair fey
life. GREY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR inas.pt,y su,p.
splendid black OF brovnsissvns the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by al druggists, &c.
The genuine signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
- ~ Jssr stdss ~ sseA be1.
fsssory, No. 81 Rsrelay Street, New York. fLAss
~ Broadway asa ls1aaA Street, l3ss-dAvly
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN EHlppkRS

On and afser this date mo- Powder will 30 allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission OF the undersigned,
nor any kind OF Arms whstevrr Munitions OF ar
II hss also been ordered BY the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or Groceries
exceptin limited quantities for family use 10 70 ip,o
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object r. to Keep supplies from the r.h.i. !,
arm cd bands OF gusrrillas In Ncrthea1s Missouri
JOHN kTANNUs
Surveyor ofthe Port oi ksokuh
Ksokuk, Aug. IL, 1859.
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lar TELEoRAPH.I
New York Market.

New York, Aug. %
gassFiour-Market duh and dropping; sales At - $50
y ss 90 FOR Super stse ss 100 IS Is for Extra sta.e
~ a54s5 90 for Super Western; e5 1895 IS for
Common to Medium Extra Western; Is 40o s6 50 for
Common 10 good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
whsst-Markes dull and dropping. The supply 10
limited aud advance ireiyns has almost stopped
Interpretations.
0orn-Market quiet and without material change;
saies At 5s2S0 Tor Mixed Western sound old.
Whisky-Heavy ut 3l032.
Groc eries-Quiet, with no change or sales,
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The men we're paid at the Deming
House, and Of course that locality Vas
somewhat thronged. Uncle Sam trans
ferred over SIS, 900 to the peck els OF about
one thousand men. The boys seemingly
felt good with the money in their pockets
better. W presume, than some Of
them feel this morning.
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nEApacAhTERs, REcRuITIks DEroT
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. IL, Ca.

D1fuhPD's, Ao~eb - ue' ily w. j
0<ASYst Order, No 2.
Asn Ii OF the utmost importance hat the Regiment.
Of iosa Volunteers now In the field should be niisd
up to the axmum standard, Recruiting Cnicers for
these Regiments viii every sndsav TO give CIR
cuiAsion In their immediate vicinity ths follow
extracts from Orders Of the War Department, viz.
Extrsef l. All men who desire, singy or by squad
V Join any particular Regiment or company In the
Gsid ara hereby authorized TO present themselves
any OF the Recruiting ofhcsrs for these Regiments
when they will be enrolled and forw arded o. 70
the General Depot Tor the State there be duly
tered and to receive the bounty allowed BY law In
such cases, enlistment papers and Descriptive Lists
viii bs forwarded directed In General order No.
los, Of 1851, from the Aeadquan Of the Army. which
provides tAAt duplicate snhstmenss shall b. forward
Cd with each man, and one Descriptive Nat for the
squad.
O. The attention Of Recruiting Oncers 10 particu-
lariy directed Par sAs, General Army Regulations
which provides that kecruits shall be forwarded from,
Rendezvous Depots every days, and oftener II
practicable, provided the number disposabe exceeds
three Failure to comply with the above Regulations
viii incur the penalty Of disobs disnce 10 Oh srs.
3 Recruits for old Regiments viii reseive when
accepted into the o $. service, ~ premium and ~
u the e.Co bounty 10 b paid them .. this Depot,
and month advance pay when hey join the Resi.
mentA.
L. Recruiting rendezvous have been established nm.
der charge Of regularly detailed oIcsEa ct the follow
ing places, viz: Davenport, Iowa City, Muscatine.
~. Pleasant Newton, Fsirneld. vinton. cha riton,
W ashinGson, Dss Acnes, Ot,umsa, Council Nans,
IndepsnAsscs, Ksskak, Marion, Bellevue, suriine.
ton, Brooklyn, Dubuque and Cedar Rapid
BY order, H. B. THUNDERSTORM.
Capt. ed Arty, Eupr Vol. X. g., lowe
J. w. WRisaT, LIST Lieut.. I'd lows Cavalry, and
sug9l -du Adj Recruiting Dep<
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flo the Gate City.l
Davenport, Aug. 28.

davenport, aug. 10. n
1t is of vast Importance that oil recruit
ing officers report the number of men
raised BY compasies or squads on the ED
inst. Unless these are reported promptly
they will be cut of in the organization Of
regiments sud the counties viii loose the
benefit of the number thus raised in max
ing out the county quotas for drafts.
Ggned1 N. B. BAKER.
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w. G. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
KAoxux FEMALE SxnINARr.--This il

kAOKuK FEMALE SxnINARY.--This in
stitution will commence its Fifth year on
Monday, September 9Th. 1t will con-
tinue to be under the supervision of the
same principal. Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Craven, and in the Primary Department
Miss. Copelin will be regularly employed
- teachers and other assistance will be
provided, OF which the public will b.
more fully informed when the arrange.
mcnts are oonsummated.
WV. THOMPSON, p res't.
Fl. STRoNG, Sec'y.
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ANOTHER CoHPAHr.--A company of 90
men from Bloomfield, Davis Co., came in
Saturday evening on the Western train
The officers are: Captain, Henry Ainge;
lst Lieutenant, Joseph P. Newell; I'd
Lieutenant. John + Ford. They omar
tered at the Simpson House Saturday
night
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San Francisco, Aug. %

Hong Kong dates to the 2sth Of June
are received. The steamer Carlisle, form
erly California coaster, was destroyed
by Gre shargo on che Gath Of June,
Thirty. one houses were destroyed BY FIRE
in Aariposa county on the 10th loss
heavy.
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D1scHARaxD SoLDIERs.-To Soldiers

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. 10 Soldiers
who have received shsir papers would say, that by
calling wNhans King, No. Third street. b.
tween Main and johnson, they have their pa,
ieeied we're the exceeds SO for per cent.
AID when under that amount p~r cent.
ny partner, Judge Williams, IL In 81 Louie for the
parfose OF giving this branch OF bushes his
elusive atts ntion, and will be pvoapt fenii.n'.
Money enough will be advanced II pay ,out ,xpusv.
home when desired.
J. TRAINoR KING.
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PAY DAr.-Major Coates Kinney, Pay
master Y. s. A., paid off the 10th Regi-
ment on Saturday, each man receiving
$lS. The bounty and premium will be
paid in day or SO. The companies are
lsttered Is follows:
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NoTIcE.-The members Of Eagle and
Hardin Lodges are requested to meet at
Masonic Hall this (Sunday) morning, :.
81 o'clock, for the purpose Of attending
the funeral of Bro. James Graham. u
J. W. Sr1xrsox, w. n.
9. <. Pzcx, w. N.
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1~Col. Bussey and Rev. N. Ingalls,,
Of the 8rd Iowa cavalry, were in town
Saturday night, and leave for the regi-
ment on Monday morning.
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indianapolis, Aug. %

Indianap0Ils, Aug. ..
A man named J. w. Gerrett, formerly
resident Of this city, was arrested here
last night, having in his possession 1885,
600 in Confederate notes. Gcrrett held
q receipt from Adams Express Company
for 1915 in money sent to Drausey, in
Philadelphia, who is supposed to be the
engraver Of Confederate money.
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Especial to Post
Washington A

Washington, Aug. %.
the Dountics 70 be paid TO the new vol
unteers by the Government already
amount to $4,000, GOO. The payments
are made as rapidly n possible, the treas
ury suspending oil other payments for
the time in order to expedite the work.
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"a The Chaplain appointed to care 70,
the two thousand soldiers in our hospitals,
entered upon his labors early in July
While giving himself wholly to his work,
and without any special appropriation BY
the Government for assistance, he has
had the aid Of Rev. w. H. Williams, who,
as we understand, has now visited every
room and ward in the four hospital build
lngs. conyersing with every man found in
his place.
In answer to applications sent out, q
large quantity of entertaining and useful
reading has been gathered into hospital
library, accessible regularly to all patients,
in the Estes House, and from which read.
ing matter is sent twice : week to each
OF the other hospital buildings.
Four religious services for soldiers are
held weekly, and the very sick and those
who most need Chaplain's visits are
specially cared for. Our hospital con
tains, we are assured, not q few men
whose piety and morality have survived
the temptations Of soldiers life, who
value Christian 81 npathy and ordinances,
and honor their high profession, and there
are Others. we rejoice to learn, who,
amidst the leisure and trials of hospital
life, have turned their thoughts earnestly
to the highest concerns OF man.
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HEADQuARTERs NNETRErn REoinsMT l. v. n
Camp Lincoln, Keokuk, Aug. oi 1852

0sasrsi Order Me- 1.
BY order from the Adjutant General the undey,,sr
ed has been sced in command Of this Camp until ths
takes oceasien say 70 the ocers and men that he
hopes aud expects from each one their hearty cooper
tion In everything which viii tend TO facilitate the
speedy organization Of the Camp.
LIT. The men VI those Compa niles ser ed In win
not not leave Camp without written pass or In COM
pany with Commissioned O1hcer.
I'd. No Company will be left In Camp without the
presence Of at least one Commissioned omcsy.
I'd Csptaius will be held responsible for the rood
conduct Of their men.
Ath. No Intoxicating liquors 70 BE- used In or abo,.
fhe sncampment.
5th Until further orters, the following hours win
- strictly observed or the performance Or the da,,s.
Aerein speclneo;
81 o'clock, Reveille
q kon Calf
81 !" Squad Drill half hour.
/" Breakfast
" Guard Mounting.
10 10 II O'Clock Company Drill
u n. Dinner.
2.o4 O'Clock p. M, Company Dnn.
!" . Supper.
81 Roll Gall.
9 Tattoo,
10 I. Taps, when lights will b e.
.tinguishsd and silence In Camp.
JOHN BIuc1,
sagsa-d Senior Capt. comnaadins Camp. I
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For the Safe City,
N Ev EN- DEsP Ain.
NJ O. wAanIssrox .H.kDwIcx

L
NJ q. wAanIHsrox IA kDwIcx
When mArshaiod for battle the hostile foe stands,
When trsasss aud strtJs threaten swim dssulation
Oh rest not cemposedly. Told mot the hands,
Till Liberty smile sgain bright o'er the nation;
| Shrink net back In despair. but seeiy prep&Ts
| To meet the beid sss and bright glory 70 share,
And show 10 We world, from the King to the slave
That the land OF the free IL the homo OF the brave
Wien t,isuts abroad their AaatAemas pour,
And would II thsy dare. make bold intsfvessiou;
The light bright Hash asd The cannons deep roar
Are arguments plain for its certain dstsption.
Then marshal tbs claa, push forward the van, 4
And HsvEA DEsSArA while the freedom Of nan
Is the ssass ~ sspsass; = eur banner doth wsvs
DER he land q tie free .nl l.s h. m or the brave
When tbs that nov dArAsn. our M, Ions faie
fame,
A&d It, aathnrs receives jaa retsibusion,
And nousht shall b left--n.t svena nams--
To mark the last trace Il the rsrsed sastifxties
Then the freedom OF speech shsil free unto each
Who ess''oses the freedom OF manh ind to teach,
AID the ass OF true freedom prssdly sAaii wave
Ger the land Of the free and tue home OF the brave
CAar LINCOLN. Aug. 20, 1882;
No Array OfGicers 10 De APPeinteA In
New Aegiments.
EXECUTIVE OFrIcE, Iowa, Iowa CIrY, J
August Goth, 1862.
J. B. HoweH, Esq:
DEAR siR:-Thc War Department per.
emptorily refuses to allow any officer in an
old regiment to take command in new
one. Respectfully yours,
N. FL. BRAINARD,
Mil. Sec. to Governor Kirkwood.
List 81 Pers ons Refuskng - Contrib.
ute 10 the War md.
1sT WARD--J. f. Burke.
ID WABD-D. b. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
3D WARD George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
4IA WARI--Daniel F. Miller,
TOWNSHIP - James Mr. Clary, james
Black, John Hine and l.e.. Collins.
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To TEE NERVOUS or BoTH HsxEs.-
Retired Clergyman havisg been restored health In
. few days, after many years 81 great suosSiDg, Il
WILLING assist others BY sending Gree on receipt
Vi pos.-DAla diTsctes envelope, copy the pre-
scription used. Direct TO the REV. JOHN n. DAG
MALI, lse Fulton street. Brooklyn. n. Y.
tie t2-dkvAm
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@The comet is now plainly visible
to the naked eye, near the North Star
The tail is gradually enlarging.
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@ Mr.. Fletcher Woolsey. late Clerk
Tor Riser & Hills, has been appointed
AdJutant Of the 18th regiment, and ex-
poets to leave on Monday for headquar-
ters. Mr.. Woolsey is : young man Of
capacity and energy and is highly esteem
cd by his aoquaintances. He succeeds
Mr.. Guthrie, who has resigned.
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lBs telegraph from W~.hinyton, July 7, Is6a
~ Oer. kivkessd, hssswSsr.--You requested 10
Tass practicable for the v, $. service III
three CD years durisg the var, i've 81 feSments o
voluntees infantry, hsssS part 81 yssy ess<s undef
the call Of the President.
BY orisr Of th Secretary Of War.
u. p. BuexiseEAn,
Brig. Gen. and A. A. &.
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By TELEGRAPH from Washington, August 5, ls0s.l
To Ger. Ksrhwssd, .--Sis The following order has
this day been issrsi: Ordered nrsi, Thai drsn oil
three hundred thousand s3c0. cco med be immediately
called into The service OF tie u s., Tot
o. months unless DISCHARGED The Secretary Of
War will assign The quotas to the saes aud est.bsh
regulations for the draft Second That II any state
shai not by the eighteenth Isihl Of August furnish
H. otA Of the additional three hundred thousand 600
U0Oj volunteers Authorized By law, the dsncieney Of
volunteers ia thss State viii also b. made up By
special dssH IL. IN the militia The Secretary u War
will establish rEGisutis Isr HAL purpose Ipstruc-
lions will be ssat In = few c.,s The whole number
Of Toops sent By he several sta.ss will b essinated
and apporionsd and Any surplus furnishsd by State
above ~ proportion viii - credited 70 the dram
BY der Ut the sscrstsry II War
G. r. RcexlSeHAn.
Brig. 0so. and A. A. G..
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Tsstss.snaais - Lisas. msss>

TsstlnaenAaIs - Lisnt. MsazesAs
AsinIurIons charges savs bssn publicly made Agans
Lieut.. Msnord psbIsh below as his request the tss
tmoniai of onAesn end priystss In The 7h Regiment
including all pssssnt Of his Company with single ex
eeption. which speaks for Itself L,sut. Aeosd ssrv.
Cd ~ private In Mexico fourteen months, and ~.
In the battles Of Humantia, Siege OF Pusbla and Ats
itxeo He was also in the battles Of the menorabi.
siege Ut Donelson.
Camp miles absve Ft, Henry HeAdouartersl
Seventh Reg Iowa Vol. March 10, '6a |
To sbom IL soy Cssesym -
1t with regret that learn that Lieut. sford OF
Company L, 7th ReSim ent lows voiuntsers, has 70.
sixaed with the intention Of quitting the service
The Lieutenant has ever been faithful and efficient
onicer, ready and wiling perform the duties OF bis
Station whether enereas light. Al Drill Master
and Taetician lie has few equals, aud our Regime mt
sussins no small loss In the Ietrem OF Lieut.
AnNs,~ G.~~u
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THE GATE CITY,
MONDA II, AUGUST Is;

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex.
pired; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit immediately.
~The packet Jennie Whirple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
je34-du.
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@There will be services in the Uni.
ted Presbyterian Church today, as usual,
at IL o'clock.
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Nssice - nse1uitine officers ana
ClaiAanls.
DISTURBING OFFICER
DAvrHvoH1, lows, kag. 81, lo0. s.
J. LIZ future, recruiting officers dsfrsying sxpsn-
sesfor recruiting, will b required 10 tsxe mcmoran-
vouchers.
B. No claims will be paid for expenses incurred in
raising regiments until they are muessed into service.
H. b. HENDERHHoTT,
aus2s-d Csp4. I'd Ar'y, Disbursing Onicer.
Papers at Cosnty Seats os1y once.
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ST. Paul. Aug. %. 9 p. II.

Antonio Frenoer, the disguised scout.
got through the Indian liues into Fort
RidgIy, and brought back the following
TO Gov. Ramsey:
FoRr RIDGELY,
August 2lst, ~.
We can hold this post but little longer
unless reinforced We are being attacked
at most every hour, and unless assistance
IS rendered We cannot hold out much
longer. Our little band is being exhaust
ed, we had hoped Of being reinforced to-
day. but Is yet can hear Of none coming.
Capt. ]. q. Shehae, company c, 9th
MINI. Volunteers, is commanding Mt this
post. Gov Silley cant reach there with
his 200 troops till tomorrow, when
day OF reckoning for the rebels will be ut
hand
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~.
MAJ Rice Abner Allison
IsPt MG1uilin VAnausdai1
Lspt uardneI John " Jones
IApt ~ Mead Jacob Wtcthau,
Lieut. " Robinson Joseph ii Chenow.th
sonn WILCOX CONTEXT Rose
barnes htuty Hickey
mo Dihin II II Wilson
HOPE Isaac Bunch
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