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The New York herald., 1862-09-25


FRIDAY
Mrs 1nchbald- ropunr comedy of
EVERY ONE liAS Ills FAULT.
SATURDAY,
Shersdan's legitimate comedy Of
THE RIrAi.S.
MONDAY,
will be repeated Sheridan kna,gies' comedy of
TIE LOVE CHASE.
TUESDAY,
Morton's comedy OF
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Due notice will b. the OF TfI8
WONDER aud I'll Il SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
+ AURA KEEsE'S THEATRE
IL FIRST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
DECIDED SUCCESS
GREAT COMBINATION
piSTING UISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTEB,
whose ent nightly Witnessed by
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDlENCKB
The entertainment this viii INTRODUCES sevelL
FANOkITES OF Tiik COMPANY.
for tho first tnc this
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Is.
will be presented Godsmh's Comedy Of
SHE STOOPS To CONQUER
Laura keene MAt haru0lsuo
hayfnCnu as fouy Lumpxa
Ml1 Ada Clifton. as. MIS- Neville
as Oggoty
mrs a ulnd Mrs HarucaASo
"
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
,yPosALs FOR POTATOES.

od proposals invited till the LIST day Of October
ID u O'Clock NJ. Tor furnishing the Subsistence Depart
pi Washington, d. c. with 1000 bushels Of potatoes.
potatoes to be delivered at either street. wharf,
lngon. the railroad depot put up In good sound
sacks, without cost OF barrel sack, and 10 be
red by the 18th OF October. 1862.
bids should the price per bushel OF sixty pounds
\ he directed 20 Colonel A. BECKWIrH. A. u. G. and
U. g. A.. and endorsed. Proposals for Potatoes"
lied PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL TIE
day OF 0ciober, 1862, at II O'Clock NJ. Tor furnish.
Suhs!sence Department with 20 0DO barrels OF -Four.
viii! oe received FOR what is Known No. ]. M. 2,
To-. q
number OF barrels OF each kind should be dstin ty
|, aud the price proposed for each grade
Quantity Of Flour required Will he about 800 barrels
delivered either At the government warehouses In
letown NJ the1raroad depot at washing
usual government inspection will be made Just before
bur IA received.
barrels 10 be headslined.
win be accompanied BY oath of allie glance aud be
ed N Col A. BECKw1TH, A. ID. o., aud G. s. o. n
Washington, d. g., and endorsed Proposals for
i"
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

krortCE.-TIE DONCAsTER ST LBGEE SWEEP
IN will he drawn Thursday evennE Sfite pOrr 40, at
House OF Lords 10 Essi uousa OK C,oshy,
onnmsuoiax ~ 0clock>
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THR REBELLION.

CUIDEs WANFED-RIGHT AND LEFT GENERAL
VI guides but WHO have scen service need ap
ply. Also Apply 10 ay 70 James y ByInc,
Adiutant Third regiment Empire Brigade East New York
The New York herald., 1862-09-25


TIL REGIMENT ARTILLERY N. y. ", COLONEL
iraham, stationed At Fort Marshall baltimore, and
zed for garrison duty, offers superior Inducements W
ia The highest bounty aiven. Recruits from the
~ are informed that government, state and town
ies are paid whom enlisted. Apply at corner OF Court
forslemon streets, Brooklyn, OF sLeutenant URBAN;
r OF Bowery and Grand street, New York, OF Leuten
pionei MURRAY RegimcntAl Recruiting Onlcer, or at
" Bowery, of Lieutenant JONES.
ENDS OF VOLUNTEERS CAN SEE AT our
,ticc daily reports Of all deaths in hospItals IN and
IA washington. soMES q BROWN, No. z Park place
ApoUARTERs ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY.
third Regiment New York Volunteers lrhird Regi.
EAsr Nrw yoRK, Sept. rs, 1862
SPECIAL ORprR--No. 8.
ru,ing for this regiment having been stopped, tho
"a a hereby ordered to have all their men in camp by
Iok Today for inspection. Any officer who ncgects TO
this order does not produce the requisite number OF
vii hr reported At General Headquarters dropped
Wv FRANCIS X. BRAUIlK
Colonel Commanding l63d Regiment.
tRs w. BYRNt, AdjUtant.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

MADAME RALLING's 3ls CANAL STREET. WILL
vi open Thnrsday. 25h instant elegant assort-
ment OF fars Millinery, sell ccd wh great car from some
OF the leading houses n Pars No 5iS Cana street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--ABOUT HALF
- hours ride from the city Dy RATA dozen fan
and Steamboat daily; three b8aut
fully situated and laid OUT large and splendid double house
rcplete with eye'y convenience; nix massive columns IN
frOnt lights street and house, carriage house, NO.
Wl be sold Tor half It's value mostly credit exchang
for city BROOKLYN property Also horses and
furniture be had VI desired This 0pp,rt nifty
10 Unite health Convenience and freedom from sxatiOn
Apply address &. Ii. Stewart ESD, No New street
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

A BAR0AIN.-S2,600 FOR FARM ON LONG ISLAND
"A OF l5O acres 100 improved; variety Of fruits well
watered, good house. barn. village and railroad
depot Also 800 Farms for sale exchange 81 500 tG
$4,000 A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

A LARGE LIST OF FARMS, CITY AND COuNTR
IA residences tor sale exchange some In Westchests
county and other good localities Money TO loan goo
T. f. RICHAsOsON Co, 81 and "a Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

NExE HARRIS BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM HER NJ
WI customers nat sue Las Inst returned FROM
Paris with and assortment Of Eonnets Head
drrsses Flowers, &C, &C X. HARRIS n SON
729 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Dor SALE CHEAp.--NO. 7s RYERsON STREEr
Brooklyn; Dock Property andyard attached in Green
point No IA Cherry New York. very valuable
property in Fifty hh seventh avenue Inquire
OF GEO. NJ REA, ~ William street, N. y AT resi-.
dsncc, rs II. erson street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

MRS AVER AND MISS SHuGG NO. 3l5 SIXTH
VI will open Thursday, Sept 70, their Fall and
Winter OF ladies' aud misses Bonnes embracing all
the latest Paris fashions together with OF
French Flowers Feathers Ribbons, &c silks and velvets
o the BIAS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

A $40 FOURTH AyENUE-McKIBBIN DAY OFFER
IA for sale Dwellings West Thirty fourth and Forty
second streets Sl60V Broadway (iote $4,000; Filth
avenue $OOO Park avenue $23O00 Leonard street, Fifth
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

NfArH1LDE Co. SUCCESSORS TO R. LEM No
wi Rrpvooft Pa1c Tenth street, New YORK, Will oNen
their Millinery the fail winter
seasons Thursday, September %, 1862
AEsSRs CoLEY 4 STEiNBRECHER 40 CANAL
wi street beg leave inol their customers, and the
ladls general they viii open unusually rich and
elegant assortment Of fall and ynter Millinery on Thursday
mex, Sept. mbcr 25
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

NINE. pEMoEESTS GRAND OPENING, THURSDAY
wi Sept 25l13 Broadway - East Fourtcs nth street, an,
IA Pericpon Brooklyn Patterns OF The Paris Fa
Fashions Coax. in great saf-y and elegant Sleeves
Waists Jackets Sacks with and learttul paerns, fo
misses and boys OF all ages Ladies, please call and examine
Nine Demorests s. RAPID and efficient Rapning Stitch
ing Machine. Fail number OF the Mirror oi FASHIONS
adv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

This fine Regiment passed down i he
River yesterday, on their way to active
service in the field. We are indebted to
tile attention Of the Adjutant for the
following Roster of Field and Staff OF
GERS:
Colonel, Samuel Merrill; Lieut.. Colonel,
c. W. Dunlap Major, S. G. Van Anda
Adju,ant. Hoiacc Poole Wagon Master,
Chas. Il. Morse; Surgeon, W A Hyde
LIST Asst; l.. Benham "a Art, r. A.
Barnes; Chaplain, S. +. sloan
Encamped at Dubuque, and mustered
into the e. S. service Sept 9th; received
marching orders Monday, Sept. 18th
and left Dubuque Tuesday, Sept. 10th
At Davenport was stopped by order Of
Gen. Pope, and delayed six hours.
Yours Very truly, IL. PooLE.
Adj't. 2lst Reg. Iowa Vol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

Cape Race, Sept. 10.
Steamship Borussia from Hamburg via
Southampton 10th. was boat bed " this
point by the News boat At noon to-day
From the anxiety prevailing in England
about the safety of the Great Ebtern the
under writer's premium bad gone up to
60 guineas at Liverpool
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Albert
had arrived At Brussels. The Archbishop
Of Canterbury aud Earl of Warrington
were dead.
The Anglo Saxon news had not the
slightest effect on consols, which were
quoted at 93A@93s for money account,
and 93s(9934 for the receipts on loans.
The Paris Pays says tina, Spain o6Eed
to send contingent to M6dena, but
France would not accept the offer
France sends $4,000 men.
LaFrance says the unity of Italy is i'm
possible, for if it could be realized it
would cause serious perturbation in Euro
pean order, and all the national power OF
France would be compelled to demand
compensation from Italy. and. a change III
her established territorial limits in order
to guarantee herself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gag
cite of the 18th, says:
1t seems now that the Tennessee River
is entirely abandoned as line of eommu-
nication. All the supplies having been
removed from this place to Corinth, it is
deemed useless to hold the post longer
Accordingly we march to day to Corinth,
to resume our old position in the second
division. The last steamer Of the mighty
feet that has foated on thu Tennessee
since the fall of Fort Henry, now lies at
the levee - the Baton Rouge small
stern-wheel boat, owned by Dumont d
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t is deemed un-
safe to attempt to run her out Of the riv-
er, and she is to be sunk. A number Of
Dsrges viii be burnt; one OF them has 4
box railroad car on it.
Last night, for the FIRST time in FIVE
months, Pittsburgh Landing and the ad-
jacent battle ground, slept undislurbed
by a sentinePs tread. 1The withdrawal of
the little force under Lieut.. Irwin, yes
terdsy, left it in IT'S primal solitude. May
its manned and broken forests never more
be stirred by the breath Of war, nor it's
now peaceful sleepers be disturbed by the
tread Of contending hosts. The great
battle ground of the war, let it be holy,
hallowed cemetery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
HEApst AETrRs. RECRUITING Bspoy
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. ID, 'G2.

bAfGEt~skAy IOWA. AUG. IL, 'US. \
Gssersi or4ev Nc. \.
As !iis Of lhe utmost iI7l tha'the Regimens
VI Iowa Volunteers row IL The Geld Should se allied
these Kekimesis viii every snde.soI 10 Civ. cir
caston ln tlef nmsaais yicinity 10 The follow ing
extracts iron. ofaels ti Tie War Department. VIZ
I1trsd 1 All a.rH shC at43re, singiy or by sqsads
10 toin an, particular Regiment company In the
nrtA are hereby AntLsrfed TO present. themselves 10
sh3 - the Recruiting UfaccIs fer these Kegiments
~heh iLss III Ia enrolled and forwarded ut once 10
The General Icot Tor lie STATE here 10 he dGJ mus
tered Aid ~ receive The buHhty allowed by tuw. IL
such cases, enlistment papers and Descriptive Lists
Will be forwarded no objected IA General order No
los OF 1861, from the htscqrars " the Army which
provides thai cuplieat enstne Ia shall be forw
ed with each n.an, AID one Descriptive list fef The
squad.
- attention Of Recruiting oneers Is particu.
iafl Ctr std q lar. $40, General Army Regulations
~Lleh thai kteruits fha lie forw from
Esu4fz 10 AsTssestFy ter eHys, and of,ener IL
piAeiitstic, ietictd He aspos allie exrseas
three Faaestto fehIyis wItb tie AtCse Regulations
will incur the pensh, OF disobt dienee 10 orders
,. Recruits ior old Regiments viii receive When
accepted INTO the U s. service, ~ premium and ~
Of The eiU0 bounty 10 be paid them Of this D.po.
and one moth advance pay shs Hey oin the kesi.
nenls.
e. hteruting rendezvcEs have been establishe I'M
der charge Of regularly detailed Of Ger, At the follow
Ing places, VII Das~nIe lows city, Mnscs,ine,
MI Pleasant, Newton, Fairfield, Nintoa, Char fton,
Washington. Les AuiEes, Utiumws, Council Bluffs
lna' pe"Ntnee, AeohuA, AAfIon. bellevue, Bufling-
ION, brook Ign, butuque and Cedar h pios
by order, III. Il. HENDEKSHOTT
Capt.. 90 hrty, supI Vol. X. s., Iowa.
!: hlehT, lhs LiAAi Al lesa Cavalry, and
AuG2l dtt Adj keeralllnK bent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
Head Quarters Of the Army

CIRCULAR Maj. Gen. Fos.er, Com
manding the District VI North Carolina,
has called attention to an article in the N .
Y. Evening Post, of Sept. 4, in mich is
published the numbers and positions OF
his troops. He remarks that the New
York papers always reach the enemy in a
few days after publication. and that such
information from our friends is more in
furious than that gained by rebel spies
The newspaper press is earnestly reqses.
ed 10 make no publication in regard to
numbers or movements of our troops. No
information could be more agreeable TO
10 the enemy than this. Such publica-
lions have done immense injury to our
cause Signed Ii. w. HALLEcK,
General in Chief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
A. Appea, 10 rather. and Ola NE.

~ APROaa 10 x0tneE~ 0nO YIN AsAons
No doubt but by this time you are aware
that, with the consent of the War Depart
ment, the Governor of the State of Iowa
has authorized, under the supervision Of
Col. G. w. Kincaid. the raising OF one
re giment of volunteers of men over forty
five years of age, for garrison duty.
Now, my old brothers, we know that
lowas sons have been and are doing no.
bly,. But now there is call for the
fathers to support them, and stand as it
were to their backs, and, if need be, step
forward in their tracks, showing to rebels
that the sires, too. are willing to fall in
Freedoms cause. The Government must
Be sustained.
And now let that zeal and patriotism
arouse that our fathers and grandfathers
possessed, and that magnificent structure
which they built must and will stand a
long as there is q graysbeard left to follow
up the boys. Lee and Van Buren, coun.
ties, come to the rescue-unite and make
up company. What say you
Q. NJ. CRANE. +.
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. = TELE G r APH

Headqr's Army of the Potomac,
September 10th. 1862.

Yesterday was occupied in burying the
dead and caring for the wounded
Yesterday morning the rebels sent in a
flag of truce, asking permission to bury
their own dead, which was granted.
At first the orders were very strip-
gent against holding intercourse with
the rebels, but during the afternoon they
were relaxed and the troops Of both sides
freely intermingled Lieut.. Grenburg, Of
Seaman's Ohio battery lost leg.
At daylight this morningit was discov-
cred that the enemy had changed their
position; whether their whole force has
crossed the river or taken a new position
nearer the river, lis not at present known.
Had the rebels remained general engage
ment between both arm los would have
taken place this morning.
In reply to inquiries concerning the
truth Of reports and in answer to rumors
that Lee has turned McClellan's left
flank and is now between him and
Frederick, it is sufficient to say there is
no truth in them whatever.
Cassius NJ. Clay published card To-
Gay, denouncing the report that he has
ever said word to the President about
Gov. Morgan, or in favor of making him
the commander of the North Western
Grand division Of troops He, (Clay, J
has ReEer pTepesel any way of carrying
on the war, than by the Constituted au-
thorities, nor has lie desired the overthrow
of President Lincoln, or the establishment
Of dictatorship Of Fremont or any man.
He, CLAW, calls upon the country to trust
the President as he himself does. He
pronounces all the assertions concerning
him calumnious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
Now York Market.

##H4 New York. Sept 10.
Fiour-Markst steady, with moderate export do
maud; sales al IS o5a - Is for super State; e5 4o
- GO for Extra stae;S5 o5s5 IS super western,
81 4o4t5 10 Tor Common 10 Medium Extra Western;
81 752 e5 % for Common TO good shipping brands Ex
ira Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat Market Arm, with fair export dema 1 +;
Ca nj u Osa ~ 10 for Chicago Spring; u l2I 4
for Miiwsakee Club ei f7dai 20 for Amber Iowa u
e4s $t-7 for Winter Red Western; 81 s-ssi ~ Tor
Amber Micaigapi ~ q 81 Is for White Amber Michi-
gan, @f
Corn-Aarket Arm. xiih fair d,mahd and light iup'
ply; sales at S9dCa Tor Nj led Western, shipping.
Nhisky--Flrn; sales al a2a 81. for State and e.
tern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
COMMERCIAL,


DAILY GATE Cry Ovytcx
kkoK-K. Sept. II, e2 |
FLoUR-supernne ~ SO; sprins hsa, sx,rasi7s
FaiiWheatExnA ~ e5
BRAN ANDsHoRTS--s0to Acc y loo bs
CoRN--7 to ise ? bash.
BARLEY-25c.
wHsaT-lnEood demand. Psnss07s; sprin, so
los SIC.
RYE-20 to csc dull
oAfs-1t 10 1sc. Good demand.
fOTAIpEs-Aew, Is 10 20c, retail CSC.
soGAR New Orleans fair lOa4ii, prime III
choice III clarified ia, rushed andioafI4.
MoLASsks-Plantatton4 5dp5e; Suga rhou 50e So;
Golden By ruy rec Se--sery scarce,
| CoFFEE- Rioaata124tc; JayA ESQ DO Lsyuyr,a.aas.
RicE-stSHSc.
| soAP-Palm &c, Family 5ac, German tC,n. ;, ~
07ic.
cANDLRs--stari491s, sasarine . II, Mould 10.
LARD-bt to6ci retail &c.
6QD7e; ChoiceI ,retainakal
| Observation-Disclosures aic ; Hams II s3 Clear
aides Il Sugar Cured Hams, Sc, retail &c.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Hsrness27a30.
HlDEs-Dry lOtolac, grubby half price green
ITO ~: green sheep pei.s loel IS green hog skin.
i5e.
HAY--Timo,hy, % eoas o., b.ied % ooa n,
Prairie ~ euaE6o %.
sEEDs-Timoth, ~ 90; Flax Seed 90 10 sioo
aStoNs-31is soc.
EGGS-5c to n.
WHITE BEANs--la good demand. ooaS ito.
IEATHERs-25@D.
FRUIT Dried Apples u oo&e1 25v busheI.-
Dried Peaches $ca5s - So Raisins e40o4s $3.50.
CtEksE-western Reserve9c; Deamsk70e.
BEEF CATTfE-1ia2c gross.
BHEEP-S2 O0Ea so y head.
-sALF-G. A. - TT y sack Kanavha k3Go q bar
rel; Liverpooisl 9tss ~ 90 y sack, Lake % Il
rs Very scarce.
| FISH-Macksrei, No. ] 9l6&GlsS bsi.: No . u,
8sB, Nos spetio- White Fish, No.l a4se
| y half Dbl. Cod Fish546
| GAGS-Wooien Cotton2c.
oLDiRoN-k0kev BrassaGse ~. Cop
| perl00l2hc v D.
ExcHAnaE.-on New .Yorx u per cent. bank abb
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cinein
natl " per cent st. Louis n per cent. G old 10 IL
/ II per cent bns sns. Is selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

WILLIAM A. HA1CHELOR'S celslrst ed Hair DYE
Produces color not 10 be he'd fro nature
warranted not TO injure the hair III the least remedes
the i'll enecs OF bad dyes and invigoales for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspishdid black or brown leaving tho hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all druggists, &c.
Tbs genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. RATCHELoR,
~ tAs Jssr st4es ~ sseA boz.
Factory, NO. a barclay Street, Kew York. Tate
SO A' sno ~ Bono Street I)e6-dAwy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
IIUKRAU FOR THE SILVER Gprysf-

liuKRAH FOR THE SILVER GRKYs!-
hesins III Iowa Volunteers OF forty Eve years
and upwards, In Van Buren, county, Iowa .ake this
method Of inviting all such to address me- ~ present
~ the U 3. n. Hospital, Kcokuk, tsriaes jar
ticnAH- o. TOWER.
sept5-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
Notice 10 shippers and Carriers.

BY an order from tie Tressur. Depxr eni. shtI
pers and Carriers are required before ard
men" Of Goods or Bali, amounting 10 over &23b to
places Ia The nrsi aid secohd Itr ~ C, unite, The
Southern border OF Le tst. VI Iowa, 4. HE liz the
tnsi"n House Tie Al hsoALk. lows, al oath pre-
=, t.e ifeAsur, Dtlartmtlt ase to execute
bond With approved sureties, thai the therein
described shall not BE- transported sold nsed an,
wAr ~ - TO give aio or ceLfvr TO Insurgents or 10
symPAthizeis With i.s ~ f.Le4en .gasi the Gov
erameni Of the un.teu states.
Blanks can be obtained AID instructions given NJ
The SuTse,o r's Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor OF the Port.
Custom House office, Keokuk, Aug 60 b2-aux2s-dtt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

ATTENTION, SILVER 1RIys Now is
the time II sou wish your country have
JUST returned from davenport where converscd with
Col kincaid and assured that the Regiment Will
be mace up imm sdisteIy, and thai volunteers w
eeive the bounty and all the advantages that others
have Come on and give your name and you will be
MI right.
hcokuk, l6-dlw o. Nd. CRANE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
fE Our fellow citizen AprI Rr.c,

fF Our fellow citizen, ABEL BEACH,
Esq, leaves here shortly to reside perma-
nenAy At Keokuk, where he viii Be con-
necteI with the editorial conduct of the
GATE CRY newspaper. Mr.. B. is clever
and vigorous writer, and viii be valua-
BILE acquisition to the editorial corps of
that paper. The good wishes OF, host
Of friends will be with him.-[ Iowa City
Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AMI

VI and alter this date NO Powder Will be allow ed
cold In heokux without permission u The undersigned
nor any Kind OF Anna wbaIeyef kaniicEs of W ar
III has also been ordered by the special Agent OF h.
Treasury Department not allow Gsods or rcce les
except in limited Quantities for family use 10 10 iEto
Missouri the southern tier Of Counties
The object is TO keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands VI snerriilAx In Northeast Missouri
JOHN kTAKErs
surveyor ofthe PORT Of keckuk
ksoknk, Aug. ~, 1860
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

GREY BEARps.-We call attention to
the communication in another column,
from Mr.. Crane, who is recruiting for the
Grey Beard Regiment. Mr.. Crane has
been in the service, understands the
"Ropes' and is enthusiastically devoted
to the cause. Our contemporaries in the
District will do good thing by calling
attention to his enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
Military Notice.


Once OF Provost Nsrshat Aug. 10.
Hereafter no ssIes Of iHteaittina Liquors wiz bs
Permitted 10 enlisted ~ IL o. "a, lEilee slstes rnv
In this city.
Pefsohs ceiling in violation Of this order will be
srresied, and silil gent taken 70 prevent
repetitoB OF The oEtnse.
J. ID. HIATT,
s~pti-d Provost Marxha!.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

Cr- The new steamer Eagle will leave
daily at ! o'clock p. m. for Quincy, and
returning arrive at Keokuk at Z o'clock
.. M, making sure connections with trains
at Quincy going East, and with the trains
here going West and North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

New EAGLE SUNK There was q ru-
NOR on the street last evening, that COL
lision had occurred during the day, be-
tween the Arizona and the new steamer
New Eagle, by which the latter was sunk
Could obtain no particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

IA Officers army regulation caps Of
spoHGKD CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS.
made to order by G. H Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
septg- d3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

F The packet Kate Cassei leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.

SEE THE X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time transcription is nearly or quite ex-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
D1- A large crowd were out at

D0- A large crowd were out at the
Atheneum last night, to witness Mr.. Ham,
bujci's performances, and seemed highly
delighted with the entertainment. He is
to perform again this afternoon at 3
o'clock. and also this evening He an.
nounces that a good proportion of his re-
ceipts will be given for the benefit Of the
soldiers in the hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

Rev. RoBr. MooRK, Pastor of the FRS.
Unitarian Church of this City, has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Society
to continue for another year.
Service al | / o'clock To- morrow.