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n oRru.cARoL1NA, COURT OF sts PLEA August z
~ Wake County. Term, 1862.

vs..
CHARLES SrspHENs and others sts
1t appearing to the Court BY affidavit that Chares
pbens and Sally, his wife, John s. stephens j. Green
Wood, and Polly bis wife, Betsey HoiIeman J'hn
John Wnodard James Woodland Elan Smith ~ ri', 3D.
lin Smith, are residents of this State il is oraleu r 81,
judged aud decreed that advertisement be naat ID
weeks in the Raleigh STANDARD, commanding s Court
dauts to appear and answer the next term OF ns and
e petition in this will be taken as
heard er parts as to them. r.
Sept. %, 1852. (pr. adv. S. 6s11lJ 4o-"0"
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J COURT OFPLEAS AND
! Quarter Sessions, 0c~:
J Der Term, 1862.

NoRTR-CAROLINA, Coukr u Sessions rlna' o o
~ Cataw ba County. Ssr Tsrm 1864,
J. D. CALDWELL, Admir- of
WILLIAM DANDY,
rs. Petition for sale of land
CArHARINE DANDY, ct III,
Heirs at law of WV. DANDY. ri;
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tn S
Case reside beyond the limits of this State: is there
FORE notion ordered by the Court that adverlsemI
be made for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh
ard paper published in the City of Raleigh no' ,h,
the said defendants Of the filing Of this petition anu
unless they appear at the next term of this Cou
held for the County of Catawba at the Court hou.
Newton the Sd Monday in January, 1853 and
the petition, the will be taken pro consso ana
pdrEe to ihem s,.
Witness NIL Cline Clerk of our said Court al o'''
in Newton, the, I'd Monday in October, 1852
Oct. 2S, 1862. (pr. adv. $5.621a) 4i-"'"
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COURT OF PLEAS an. Al.
Quarter Sessions, Sep
Term, 1862.
NIORTH.CAROLINA,(
IL Franklin County. {
JAMES REID and wife and others,
Petition to divide slaves

TuoAAs PERRY aud others. A., Tins
Perry C. Trent and Mary his wife, Dr. P;Bro%a ant
Martha his wife, William Fl. Bonner c. L. Do%g ~ cause
his wife, and James Bonner defendants N r uS oil
reside beyond the limits Of this State; II IL. he uad
for six weeks successivey in the Raleigh Saaaa an
ing the said defendants Of the fling of this Pe a"r, am
that unless they appear at the next term OF TINS
answer the petition, the same shall De 'aAeA
and heard &c parte as to them .:, Court, at Of
Witness Thomas c. Horton, Clerk of said Cour r. 1861
fee in Lousburg the Cd Monday in Septem6ers a.
; +. C. HORTON, rs'
Oct. II, 1869. (pr. adv. s5.6s1s9
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NOTICE.

VVHE sUPERINTENDENrS az couvo
for Wake County requested to at,o ssGSHooLs
Gnarman's Office, in the City Of RALEIGH 'ena at lie
Day The 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock, for tLs 10 on Mon
business. STEPHEN So tie Transaction of
Nov. 4, 1862. Chairman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
NEW YORK !NAKKET.

New J ork, March III.
Flour-Receipts 10,712 bbls.; market
dull and declining sales $50 bbls. at
IS 35@5 as Super State; 5 b0tg5 90 Ex.
ira State; SIS 35@s5 IS Super Western;
IS 56@*5 so Common to Medium Extra
Western; IS 50@s690 Shipping Brands
Extra r. II. o.
Wheat-Receipts 1,4s4 bush; marke,
dull and nominally unchanged.
Receipts S55 bushels; market
heavy. Sales Of 405 bushels at 59@
Gle Mixed Western in store and deliy.
cred.
Pork-Dull sales 200 barrels at sla
624@sl4 25 for Mess; Sl0{aSll fol
Prime.
Dressed Hogs-Dull and heavy; sales
at 81 for Western.
Whiskey-- Without decided change
sales 500 bbls. a. 25scW26c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

X E O * u K:
TTESDd 7, MARCH IL.


The rebels seem as determined as ever
to Idle in the last ditch." They have a
mania on the subject, and seem to be in
,6lyets for llr they may get taken off be-
fore they reach the last ditch. Floyd ran
from plsce to place through Western Vir-
ginia, made his escape from nonelson,
sksdaddled from Nashville, and is ready
to run from the next battle field in order
to save his precious bones to Gil that last
ditch, and Pillow accompanies him for the
purpose of digging it. 1t will take big
ditch to hold all the chivalric runaways
from Beaufort, Roanoke, Donelson and
other yet to be famous places in Dixie,
who are sworn TO die Gin the last ditch, !"
and no place else.
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each other down, but they soon appeared
again to renew the notion. The, Erics.
son battery finally succeeded in forcing !
long hole in the port side Of the Nerrimac,
and she retired with the whole rebel Asss
to Norfolk. At about ons clock the u.
s. gunboAt Oregon was struck by the
Merrimac in her boiler and was blown up.
This morning the z. s. gunboat Zouave
was also seriously damaged and was obliged
10 return. The principal loss Of life was
on board the Cumberland, where it is
thought as many as one hundred and fifty
men must have been killed or drowned
But six lives were lost on board the Min
nesota. ACCORDING 70 the report Of one Of
her officers. A rebel gunboat was cut IN
two yesterday BY the Cumberland. The
Merrimac is understood to have been un-
der command of Com. Buchan, late of the
navy yard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

first to leap the walls" (Chicago Times
was one hundred yards behind the second
diyisionof our Regiment where he should
have been. That be is brave man afie
fine oHicer, all agree. The I'd Iowa led
the attack and without any assistance
stormed the FIRST tier of redoubts and cut
to pieces the I'd Kentucky, the crack Rebel
Regiment. Our assistance lid not come
until we had attacked the interior batteries
which were manned by the Gath Missis-
sippi and Sd Tennessee, also crack Regi-
ments
The whole Brigade of FIVE Regiments
lest in killed and wounded 38l men, OF
which number the Iowa ID alone lost 1871
Our Ensign and all our color guard but
one were killed or wounded and the flag
was pierced by twenty-five balls, three of
them grape, besides The staff being badly
shivered.
Honor to whom honor is due.
HIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Governments Telegraph Liass.
Washington, March 8.


The telegraph line to Fort Monroe was
built by order of the Secretary Of War.
under the direction Of the general mana
ger Of military telegraph lines. The ex-
tension Of the government ffiins from Har-
rington, Delaware, to Cape Charles, was
constructed in three days. Thirty miles
Of the submerged cable was manufactured
for the channel crossing in twenty days
fffesn data Of the order, by s.. g. Bishop,
OF New York City. The sixteen miles
laid before the recent gale, was recovered
in good condition. The cable to replace
the portion lost of Cape Henry, was furn
ished by Mr.. Bishop, in five days. The
shore end was landed at Cape Charles at
four o'clock this Sunday P. NJ, by w.
Hess, Assistant Major Of government tel
egraph, who has had the immediate charge
III the work. tt completion 1t this op.
perfume moment. bringing the news Of the
splendid victory of the Monitor and the
disabling Of the Merrimac, has saved the
country from great anxiety and expense
The delay in completing the cable con
nection, has been owing entirely to tht
4 continuous boisterous weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Gen. Carte, Great Rattle.

The brief dispatch in regard to General
Curtis three days fight and glorious vie
tory, only whets the appetite for the de-
tails, and will make every one exceeding
~ anxious to hear further news. The loss
Of thousand men in killed and wounded
shows that there was hard fighting and
hot work. We suppose portion, il not
oil, Of Colonel Bussey's regiment was en-
gagged.
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Charlestoxn. Va. March Q.

Hundreds Of contrabands are arriving
from the country. The course adopted in
regard to them, if they have been en-
pioyed by secession authorities, is to turn
them over to the Division Quartermaster
to be employed by the Federal Govern
ment, but if proven otherwise they are
returned to their owners.
On Friday Capt Coles, Of Co. I, Md.
cavalry, forty in number. came upon
about 140 Of the rebel cavalry, between
Bunker Hill End Winchester A Skin
mish ensued, lasting an hour, resulting in
the killing Of six of Ashley's men and
wounding FIVE. Capt. Cole had three
men wounded. A section of Mathew s
battery came up to Capt Coles support.
when Adjutant Wilkins. ofGen. William s
staff, had his horse shot under him. 1t is
believed at Bunker Hill that the force at
Winchester has been greatly reduced
leaving not over 5000 to 5000 men
there. Others say that Gen. jackson
force has been strengthened BY the rcgi.
ments from Leesburg. Captain Coles
scouts last night reached point only foul
miles from Winchester, but encountered
no resistance. except from small cavalry
picket
Is is stated that but 400 of the 19tl
Mississippi regiment remained at Lees
burg at the time Of the evacuation. Thes'
retreated in the direction of Manassa
Gap.
This morning secession scouts attacked
Gen. Hamihon's pickcts, near Smith
mill, killing one and wounding another 0
the 9th Ind. They we're pursued BY tn
3D. Wisconsin, who had not returned a
4 last accounts
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No Ron.in-layv Of HIS.

A Rev. R. B. Smith, representing him
self rs son -in-law of Parson Brownlow,
lectured in Columbus, Ohio, and Indian
apolis, to crowded houses. upon his pain
full and perilous experiences as a noted
lovalist in the midst of the traitors Of
Tennessee, from whose venomous fangs he
had been extrieated just in time to save
his precious life.
The papers in those localities denounce
the said Smith now as IN impostor and
thief. and admit that the public as well
as the press were sold by the scamp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, March 10.

The City, Of Washington, from Liverpool
on. the afternoon of the 26th, and Queens
town tho 9th, arrived this Morning.
Gibraltar advices of the 1S,hsay that
the Sumter was still there: no signs ei
departure The Tuscarora was in Spanish
waters, off Algesraha.
Il Madrid telegram of the 25th saysthe
Captain of the Sumter was arrested at
Taugiers, ut the instance of the American
Consul At Gibraltar and the commander Of
the Tuscarors, who went to Tangirrs for
the purpose. l. is reported that the Sum
ter appeared off the south of France ON
tina 10th Of February.
Parliament proceedings were enlivened
BY . challenge from ODonoghue to Sir
Robert Peel for expressions Of The latter
which the former considered personally
offensive. Palmerston got scent Of the
afinir, warned Peelagainst making himself
party to breach of privilege. and brought
the affair to the notice of the House. -
|O'Donoghue apologised to the House, blu,
made some sarcastic remarks In relation
to Peel
Horsefall gave notice that he will, on
the 18th of March, move that the present
state Of national maritime law, as it con.
Germs belligercnts and neutrals, is unde-
fined, unsatisfactory, and calls for the ear
~ attention of the government.
FRANCE Prince Napoleon's strong
remarks attracted considerable attention.
Some members who gave utterande Q
strong anu English sentiments, were re-
buked by the Ministers.
Boursa firm at 70f 60c.
Jacob Bush & Co., American commits
sion merchants at London, vesuspended
London Money Market---Consols stood
933@93s for money and account
1t was reported that large assurances
were being effected in London for French
account on goods per steamer from Hayre
to the Confederate States.
MAKKETs-Hiserpool, Feb. Goth. p
NJ Cotton sales of the three days. in.
GLIDING Wednesday, foot mp "a, 900 bales;
about $4,000 were to spectators and ex
porters. Market quiet, but firm at las'
week quotations. At Manchester Grn
tone preyails. and prices still tend up
ward. but business quiet.
Breadstufs--R- S. X Co, b. A. & Co.
and Wakefield. Nash & Co., report Flour
dull aud Cd lower. Extra State Offered
at 27s Cd per Dbl. Wheat quiet and un
changed. Corn again lower; Mixed 20
Cd per quarter. Beef steady. Pork dull
and almost nominal, at 60Wi5. Baeol
slow. ranging from IS to 30. Lard
Rather more demand, at 4l@42. Nj
change in Sugar, Coffee or Rice.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING guie
bu. no material change. Sugar firm.--
Coffee wanted at extreme rates. Tea qul
ct but firm. Rice quiet.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To Harvey Findey and Abel Findtey:
fou and each VI you, hereby notified that there
10 &c - The orce - the etert ~ the hstr'rt
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. 1t Fort petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you the sum Of Six
Hundred Dollars, with ten par cent interest per
nuM. payable annually m money due on MORTGAGE
made by you 10 Charles Mason, and since assigned 10
snd Hiram Barney dated April 18th 1855. also claim
ing agsinsi each Of you the foreclosure OF said Mort
gage the same being upon the Northeast quarter OF
the quarter OF Section eighteen ls Town
ship sixtysix 1867 narth- ak III Mes Lee
IT, Iowa. for the purchase money; and further asking
for ssie OF said prsnises and ,geHerat sief: And
unlep6 YOU appear and airs wcr said petition or bn-
fore neon or the second day OF the Of said
court 10 commence 81 Fort Madison on the 81 Mon.
day OF May, A. D. l662, default Will be entered
AGAINST yos, and udgment rendered thereon y pray
a NOBLE g. STRONG,
mArli.d Att'ys Tor PUN.
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The Monitor Hacks ont the Merri.
mac.
Fort Monroe. March @.


The Monitor arriyedat 10 clock last
uight and Immediately went to the pro-
lection Of the Minnesota, aground below
Newport News, at I clock to-day. The
Merrimac, Yorktown, jamestown, and sew
eral tugs went towards the Minnesota and
opened fire. The Monitor met them and
opened fire, when the enemy's vessels re.
tired, excepting The Merrimac. These two
iron clad vessels fought from s O'Clock till
noon, part of the time touching each other.
The Merrimac retreated The Monitor
was commanded by Lieut.. Warden, and
was handled with great skill, assisted BY
Chief Engineer Stevens. The Minnesota
was somewhat injured, but kept up con
sinucus fire The Monitor is unini1red
and ready for another attack.
4 Washington, March 8.
Gen. Mcclellan received a dispatch
from Gen. Wool, dated this evening, con.
irming the above; also stating that the
Minnesota had got off. and the Merrimac
was driven off in q sinking condition,
towed by the jamestown. Yorktown and
other boats towarda Norfolk. probably ia
let her into dry dock.
A dispatch was also received by the
Secretary Of the Navy from Assistant Fox
saying, in addition TO the above that ths
Merimac retreated, but it was impossible
to tell whether injured or not. Lieut.
Warden, commander Of the Monitor. wa!
injured by cement from the pilot house
being driven into his eye, probably no
seriously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

~ II appears that the President some
days ago sent in the names of Gen. Sigel
and Curtis as Major Generals, though we
believe they have not yet been confirmed.
Il is said that Curtis will rank Sigel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Kew the Iowa Second Was sup.
ported.

We have read perhaps fifty letters
describing the famous charge of the lows
Second at Donelson, in the vain hope of
finding out precisely how and when and
by whom they were supported after enter
ing the FIRST entrenchments. Here, 1t
last, in the following Statement. by a cor
respondent Of the Hawkeye, We have a
clear and satisfactory account of the mat
ter. The writer says:
Papers containing accounts of the fight
here are beginning to arrive, very few Of
which do justice to the Iowa troops The
Missouri Democrat of the 10Th says that
Humans Brigade made the assault under
cover Of Stones Missouri Battery" This
is false. When the assault was made,
Stones battery was mile to the rear and
hadn't their horses harnessed, nor were
they ordered to the hreastwerks We were
holding on the hill for nearly two hours
after the attack was made, arriving just
before dark, and did not open until the
Infantry, on account Of the great distance
of the enemy, had ceased firing.
The Chicago Times Of the Goth inst.
in speaking of Lauman's Brigade, says
e'when close upon the works it taltereo
and for moment there seemed to be
slight disposition to quail" Il is unjus
to attribute this "qnaiiing" to the Who'll,
Brigade. The "a Iowa moved in SOLE
phalanx right into the enemy,s entreneh
ments, which il soon cleaned out an,
would not have asked the assistance O
another regiment had not the enem
opened on US with shot aud shell fron
several interior batteries. An order wa
then given TO charge these batteries; an
on We went, through the enemys tent.
crossed a deep hollow and halted in an
other encampment, exposed to the FIRE 3
the enenys small arms as we'll AS thei
artillery. Here we kept up continn,
fire for half an hour, when the SD Ii
diana, green Regiment, our first suppor
made its appearance inside of the breas
works behind US, and meyed down int
the bottom Of the ravine out of DANCE
where it stuck like leech and refused
bulge until the 7th Iowa, our second sa
port, which the SGD should have preceds
at least 150 yards, butted up against the
and threatened to cut their way throue
them. They then crawled half way i
the hill and commenced firing. shooting
number Of our own men in the back, viii,
Surgeon Nassau this moment certifies /
have talked the matter over with Il
Colonel u The cd anu he failed 10 co
vince me that tine facts are not as abo
stated.
The l4th Iowa and the 18th India
next came up and rushed in like tigsl
but an order Was soon given TO fall ba,
and bold the first line Of etitrenehmeu
until the Artillery could come up. III
'.qaailing'' spoken of in the Times beIon
entirely 70 the SD Indiana, new Re,
ment just from camp at Indianapoli
which should not have been put in SO j
sponcibles position.
0snsfai Smith instead Of being 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
nRILLIASr ACHIEVEMENT.
Leesburn. Va. March &

sUuTE' n, MdTCH q.
Colonel Geary has taken Leesburg and
driven Gen. Hills army from the town
and surrounding forts. The American
flag flies over all. The rebels thought
this one of their greatest strongholds. -
We took many prisoners and stores and
possess the Bank, Postoficc and other pub
lie buildings. Ibis brilliant achievemens
Is OF vast importance. A detachment Of
the lat Michigan cavalry did goed ser.
vice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

Gen. Curtis victory, and the occupa.
ton of Brunswick, Fernandina, and other
rebel points in Georgia and Florida, rath.
er more than Offset the achievements Of
the Merrimac 10 Hampton Roads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
T,RITTIN'S IMPROVED PATENT
II PORTABLE
COAL OIL LAM = s.,
WITHOUT oHIMNEYs.

This Lamp will found invaluable acquist ion 10
honssk both Ia the city and country for rich
and poor, q kitchen and chamber lamp. The burn
or conta ms conductor Of hsat, which mGkes II
safe attach TO metallic lamp, while ether burn
now In be used with safst, metallic lamps
lis great economy OF consumption turtle
II 10 the attention OF ha prop etors,
railroad conductors for ianterne and for lighting pas
senger ears. Il will burn without sensible diminu-
tion OF fame loay there Is any oil In the lamp.
Prices suit tho times.
IL For sale by JoHn TixnsAN, dealer In Coal and
Carbon Oils, Lamp Shades and Lamp Goods general
ly, No. 4 Estes House, Main-si., Keakuk, Iowa.
mar1i dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
-4-7lsls1 Ia- 81 f1la Fs=fi
DIED,

or Consumption. ON the 10th inst at O'Clock !.
m, Miss ISABELLA {. CExsixoHAA, In the ssh var
Of her age,
The friends and acquantances OF the family In.
vted attend her funeral Tuesdas3 the ih inst.
at O'Clock p. M. from the residence Of hfr mother,
corner Of 10th ana job eson streets. Keokuk,
Kittannng. Pa, papers please copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Leesburg Occupied.
Charlestown, Va, March

The occupation Ct Leeshrrs BY our
forces is officially confirmed. The enemy
evacuated the town on Friday morning,
taking all the supplies and baggage to Mid
dleburg. 1t is not known if the rebels
have gone to Winchester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
FROM FORT MONROE.
Especial TO the Tribune..1

New York, March 8.
The frigate Cumberland had crew Of
500, and nearly half Wero lost. A negro
who SWAN ashore reports lost about one
hundred. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Corps D,Arnee.
Washington, March {

UaHHIHEtUU, NHTCH Q.
The Presidents war order No. has or
dered the army of the Potomac to be di-
vided into corps d'armee, commanded as
follows First corps consisting Of 4 divi-
sions, commanded BY Mcdowell; Second
Of divisions, by Gen. Sumner; Third 81
8 divisions, by Heintzelman; Fourth Of
8 divisions, by Brig. Gen. Reyes Fifth
Banks and Shields divisions, tie latter
late Lander's. TO be commanded by Gen.
Banks.
Capt. Bell, 3rd Pennsylvania cavalry,
is promoted TO be Major Of the Bird Ills
cavalry in Halleck's department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
DECEIVED THIS DAY,

= EGEIVED THIS DAY,
Fram the Publishers
Memoirs and Remains u e1oequevilie,
Personal History OF Lord Bacon
barry EornweiiH Poems
Household Edition OF lvanhoe,
fichnor aud Fields Edit Of David cerperGeid
= The Screen IA4sae fisaers y ho live oh Tie Round
Bali that foals 10 the air,
Metharwell's Poe ms, Eine and Gold,
TeDnysonf & J" =
Gerald Massey Poems, blue and gold.
For sRta at Publishers prices. nj
OGDEN's CITY BOOK STORE,
,nsrIg a Main aud I'd sits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
Builds Ferry, March 6

- bNAu 4 UT 4,501NA y
Gen. Hooker reports all the enemies
batteries in front Of his line abandoned
and guns spiked, some valuable pieces
among them. This virtually opens tie
Potomac and raises the quasi blockade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
IITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House Of WIN. Thompson Co.

New zoo1K0. 4sss4 8
The City Book Store Ia tbis day In receipt OF the
following choice literature:
Cecil pfesH'e, hs Thsodors Winthrop
John Hrent - >. 70
Shadow In the Hpnse. by Saunders.
Tho Household VI Bvnvere, by Southern Lady
Songs in Many Keys, by Holmes.
Recoiisctions OF shelley and BY ron by Trelauny.
shelley Memorials, ~ Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by vfrgnian
Tom Burxe,s school Days II Rugby.
DeQaincy's Opium Eater.
- Literary "Reminiscences
?. Theoiogicpi Essays,dc.
hoods Poems, Blue and Cold.
Lansisliows Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. JAM son's Loves az the Poets, Blue q Cold.
:. :. Characteristics, &c,
8s - 89s5 - Htndtse &c, q ("
- 50 Italian Painters. :. !" II
:. :. Legendofthe Madonna"
- Sketches Of Art, :.
% g 80 Diary. DC. !" :.
~ sthcrne,s Msrhip Fann
- H0use Of the Seven Gables.
+" Scarlet Letter.
- Mosses. from Old Manse.
s. Twice Told Tales. s
SNOW Image.
/" Bthehslc Romances.
I.onyfeliow,s Hiaaatha. f9at szE ts
- Evangeline,
THE above Books viii be sold at Publishers prcea
The public invited TO call aud examine the STICK
fsbSd ]. VI. OGDEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-21
New 81 ork, Aug. 20.


Arrangements Tor another monster var
meeting, to be held here in few days,
are being made.
The 18th, 10th, Eth and 18th Con-
necticut regiments viii pass through here
within few days. They arc full to the
maximum number and completely equip
ped. -Four more will be sent shortly.
Subscriptions for $4,000, 900 Of BIO
Treasury notes opened at Sub Treasury
to-day, and soon filed up at premium
Thompson 4 Bros. headed the list by
million, and balance was soon taken BY
leading bankers.
The Commercial says We apprehend
that all doubts of the ability of this city
aud Brooklyn to fill their quota Of troops
under both calls are set at rest. Recruit
ing is now progressing yer, rapidly in
this city, and under the excitement OF
Gen. Corcoran's presence will be urged
forward with almost unparalleled rapidly.
BY this means we may add large por-
ton of our three months militia now 10
the field.