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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

Fios Asr. J. = Hntff, Ii,.or gf ifreIi Church Hsss
DE. AIEE. have nsei your Pills with sxtrsorain.-y
Ia my family and anior thoss called TO rsit
iH distress. To regulate tie f digestion and r"rt
q the blood they the very b-st TiH-dy have sr-s
known, and / confidently Tcconmend tisi1 = ny
t,snd, Yours J. Y. HINES.
wIss1v. wYoxiss Co. v T, Oct. "a, 1855.
DEtR SRI: n-ing your Caiharts PHI. in my prls
ce and fad them vEc-lUut put -ative g. eiasy hs
svs,em nnd purify the f,uutaius Z the blood
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
Erysipelas, Scrofnia, Kings Evil, letter,
TumoTs, and Salt Eheum.

From Plr7eurdr-g R-rciant n " LOuus E6 / l~s.
Dr. AYE Your Pills the paragon q ell that y,
great In ua.iiine They have cured nv little cHr = -y
Rl-us upon her hand. and feet thai had proved
ineurabls Nt yssrs. Her mother had ln long gIisTsns
" af-toi with lotchss aud pLi..z On her ssn aud "a
h. hair Arr Child cUrgt. -he also tried
T.-, =lt they have cured h.F ASA AOIsklIbE- =
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and GoU:. :
Fo-. Tie Eer d. Hiie ef t,s " ,ia.iis E5tI Csrnh.
PrL,sEI HoysE. SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. &. 1855
IioyogTa >IE. should D. uusra:efsl i0I the relief yOns
st ba--bfru=ht Il M ut rep n Iy Case 10 YOU
"a sgttlsi IL nay iiaih- and lfurzht eNctur-as
u-un4lgic PAINS, vhich eurd ia chronic rh-uuiain-
SulNIil .tnudiu hld The lot uf ~ ysS-. The dss<9
grew wars ami WORE until by the adriSs of yOr ssesb
lent agent IN I.s.t4fort ur- Mackenzie ;ie your rls
Ihe ef-su- slow hut BY fer-sYeTlas II tie
use u them, uCw rntiIcly well.
SENxrx CnAyIEF, BtTrS EorsF, L.. S Dec ls.s
Dr Avn: have teen entirely 0rr7 ~ -uur rHis II
ELsuE4aric GoUt-a painful dis,s ti- al a'.etst M
,lr wears. VINCENT SLTDELL-
FOR Dropsy. Plethora, OF kindred Ccms
plants, requiring purge, they ssrey
lent remedy.
For Cosfiveness or Constipation. and NJ
n Dinner PHI, they agreeable and easctns!
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis. Infiammas
tion. and even Denfne-s. and Partial Blind.
ness, have cn cured ty the Alternative sIion Of ile.
IIils.
Gos of the FIJI. in market contain Mercury. vhich, al
thu.h yauaJl. rrtnrty sLiliul hands : dan--rcss
In public y the dIsajfrl consequences That ,rs-
susntly follow its incauors TLeee contain
cgTy mineral substance whatever.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

fFMr. STAHI.-BOok Lsinder-has
returned IN his Shop in Lewi>burg. again TO
attend 10 all kinds Of work IN his line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
&C., for the Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
Best Machine In the World

The subscribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends for the generous sup
port they have received IN introducing the
celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower into
Central and Northern Pennsylvania, and are
much indebted to them for their warm greet
ings and kind offices IN recommending II 10
their friends and neishburs.
For Certificates. DC, see Circulars, which
NAV be had Of any Of their Agents.
They also manufacture Meyers Pat
cnt Piston Grain Drill. which is
acknowledged to be the BEST SEED SOW
Err IN USE, ard the only one which
,SOWS OATS PERFECTLY!
Also, the keystone Clover Eiulier.
which cleans thoroughly, without IN the least
injurnc the seed. VIII clean more in the
same time than any other machine in use.
They also manufacture and keep on hand
for sale Da-Gng's Tread Po,cer and Ihresher !;
7slegraph Fodder Cater (t,co si-es) Cooking
Stores, among which is the celebrated Con-
tinen,al;" Parlor and Office Sorss, and al
Kinds Of Cast and Wrought Iron and Brass
Work. SLIFER, ,WALLS,SHRINER {, 20.
Cenfra! Foundry, Le,Cisb'Eg, Pa.
n,-.b a1 1880
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
Bilious Disorders and Liver ComrI,,,,.

MaHpzu1lN. % e. f.L 10
SIR: have r-ed y"ur Piiis g. 1 ,sfr,I a L.,,.,
prHc,i-e since yoH male then. SAD .4r = ,l., =.
.Hy theN are t4- bot 0aiaii - EMILY Their r--.
lAing artI0u thv i'rag IS ItHA AL. .sl... r-.,,
ly th~y are admirable rrugy ~ 4rtan..r,.,,,..
os.=n H. i.,d. l,. .. i..In GHs A. r.s- i. t-I,
eust 40 ot-tlnai- that % tsi '. ral q E g.,
frateT4ally yOurs- ALHNLs tAfLgD
Ihgorfru rf -. U..... ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

CugIc Colds Influenza 'ronp. Hodrsensss bronchitis,
I,srnoRia Dssdse, Of the iioTsis, GTisinG from, Ci.
Tpe1pieai C,nimy'an. and far The r.ef aud " al all
,assi) cure g IIsieR:s ddrdno,d stages e e latter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

ton was passed unanimously BY the mssl-
ing. TO wit: ssa tx
RESOLVED, That the meeting having
heard the further explanation Of John 6.
Floyd and the testimony offered, do again
refer the matter back to their special COM
mittee Of the officers Of the company, With
instl uctions TO proceed u carry out the
resolution Of the company. passed at tho
previous meeting, both in letter and spirit,
and that they report at the next meeting {
OF the company At u O'Clock in the, even
ing Of the fifth inst.
On motion it was further
RESOLVED, That the vigilance commit
tee Of five, appointed by the Chair in ac-
cordance with the resolution of the last
meeting, consisting Of Alessrs. Sam pie,
Chittenden, Price, Cleghosn and Slimp-
son be and they are hereby instructed to
call upon every able bodied male citizen
In the Ward to come forward and enroll
himselfin our company and perform duty
a. members thereof, and that they report
to the company any aud oil such persons
who may refuse to do SO Immediately.
When on motion the meeting adj ourned
to meet again on to morrow evening, the
9th inst, ri 2 clock
X. p. LOWE, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE

!, John G. Floyd. do solemnly swear
that will support, protect aud defend the
Constitution and Government of the
United States against all enemies, and that
| will bear true faith. allegiance and 10y
atty to the same; and further, that do
this with 4 full determination, pledge and
purpose, without any mental reservation
or evaaion whatever; and further, that
viii faithfully perform al the du.
ties which may be required Of me by law,
SO help Inc God. JOHN G.. ELoYD.
|, Samuel f. Miller, Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court, certify that John
G. Floyd this day subscribed the forego-
Ing affidavit, and was by me duly sworn
to the same.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of
August A. D. 1862. @
SAN. F. MILLER, Judge.
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B = TELE OR AP n ].
Night Report. al
Pinew 10 Hurt.

Ae"AAS VI @Au6. -
The North American Of this city has
an important letter. capsu red by the first
Ohio cavalry. written by Gen. Pillow to
his brother il Tennessee. The Genenl
is alarmed about The new policy andisays
that We viii 90 to catching negroes in lsss
than thirty days. It will sweep tbs riv-
Or bottom. He thinks the only safety for
our men is to carry them to the interior,
and wants biz brother % hAlp him sst 81
his negroes before they are canght, but
the secret must be kept. He thinks the
South win achieve her iadepsndsncs, but
~ll loss one thousand million dollars
worth Of negroes. He has : plantation
in AFhansas, ana wantAss 81 III niegers
across the riser into Aissisnippi, bst Cur
Ftis u in the way Hsaa5atiakt he afety
|of ON property depends o iinmidixte "a
)ion, aud wants hi hsdlAr 70 i've on,
|thpt tben4gyoss t1aenS tylAS stSdasls
/ w1l b selA n Csha.a ftes ~ Mr. y ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

ESSENTIALS 70 PRospERITY.-Good
newspapers, good stores, and good house
wives are among the essentials to prospect
ty in any locality. The good newspaper
has always something to say in favor Of
DeLand Il Co.'S Chemical Saleratus, the
good merchant always has it for sale. and
the good housewife will use no other ia
making bread and biscuits. A locality
where all taese are found, must be pros
porous, and the people healthy, Is most
people a1e who use bread made with the
Chemical Saleratns.
For sale BY all the Wholesale Grocers
IN Chicago. aug5-d&wlt
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COMMERCIAL

4 -
DALi sA1s Strv os,Ies,
vr,ru $500. y. - :. -. 80 VI - -
p.llwa..,K,,,.s ~ = -
un.x.n.,.o.-. 4.A... EE
corp- !. a. 1. &. k&
BAklEy-ss.- 80
WHAT
10 soe. --N '"' SS'AA'S
Rys .x.
osTs-,s,a,no
poTAToRsA S.w ,o
suG.p ~
cho,o. II. .,,aea IVA ,o., .~s III prime ies
NOR 4sstss -. aAa ,osi
CO.,. - - ~ s@' hoosef'3'os
copFKr. R,nssi as.,c. ~ ], 49,
R1cE- @ g-~9~5 .fte~ - 49,
so.n p.. o
nsl. .stt3E.1 81
cAsn, m,,, n,x,.
IARn-A,asa., .s.,,s,a- y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
Headquarters Co. B, keokuk Volunteer
Defence Militia. August 5th, 1852. E

Headquarters Co B, Keokuk volunteerl
Defence Militia, August 5th, 1852.
In pursuance of adjournment the com.
,pany met at "a clock p ~, and was
called TO order ~ the Chairman. who
called for the report of the special COM
mittee in The case Of John G.. FLOYD
wh-reupon Capt. Davis. Chairman of the
committee, reported that the committee,
had, in accordance with the resolution of
the company, called upon Mr.. Floyd and
furnished him with copy OF the reso.u-
ton. with the request that he would con-
form to the letter and spirit of the reso-
luton of the company, aud that he would
submit his answer 10 the request of the
company, in writing, in time for q report
to the company this evening, aud that he.
the ssid Floyd, had submitted the follow
ing communication, accompanied with the
form Of the oath Of allegiance TO the
United States Government, subscribed
and sworn to by him, the said Floyd:
KEokuK, August 9Th, 1862.
lUtssrs. Geo. B. SmyA, J. M. Billings,
T.. r. Durts.
GIscrLEMES:-In reply to your res
pectful communication this morning, l de-
sire 70 say that | have not now nor ever
had any objection to show my allegiance
TO the Government under which | live,
and whose protection | enjoy. A citi-
zen of this Government, il Ia my duty to
manifest all proper respec; and teslty to ii
on ali proper occasions. Questioning,
however in my mind, the proprie,y of do
ing these acts on compulsion, lave sub
United the matter to three of my friends.
whose advice being, as viii be seen by
their communication, to comply with
these acquisitions, | have acceded to their
suggestions. ! have taken tho oath, and
will display the hng as soon as can pro-
cure one. Ar to the other matters re-
ierred to in the resolution of the meeting
my answer has been communicated to the
meeting, and is made public in the
columns Of the Constitution to-day.
Very respectfully,
Your obi serv't,
JOHN G. FLOYD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

Tie members of the Keokuk Mounted
Hihe Company met at tho Court House
on Tuesday afternoon, pursuant to call.
On motion of j. P. Hornish, J. Trainer
King was called to the Chair and J. W.
Simpson appointed Secretary. The
Chairman stated the object of the meet
ing, after which on motion the meeting
adjourned until Wednesday evening, at
II O'Clock, At which time each member is
expected 10 be present
j. w. SIMPSON, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

gAnisation, be, the said HAnvyo w,.ld
waive snch assault for tho prose- Mt, and
would now move that the oath subscribed
and sworn to BY John g. Floyd, accom-.
panied With the promise that he would
rais1 and keep displayed over bis resi-.
dence the American hag, be regarded By
this meeting as satisfactory, in compliance
with the resolution Of the committee, and
that the committee be discharged from
further action 10 the premises.
On motion of H. w. Sample, the fol-
lowing restitution was passed unanimously
by the meeting, to-wit:
Resolved, That the company do now
form into line, and that each and every
member Of the company and citizen now
present, be, and they are hereby request
cd to take and subscribe to the oath OF al
legiance to the United States Govern
ment in form, ~ taken and subscribed to
BY John G. Fvyd.
After which all those present. uitL
tour exceptions ,oho ss.med,ately LETT the
room, voluntarily formed into line and
took the oath as administered to them BY
lion Judge Lowe Of the Supreme Court
Of the Sat-, and subscribed TO the same
After which John w. Cleghorn, Esq,
submitted the following resolution, which
was passed unanimously by the meeting,
TO wit:
Whereas, J. Fl. Hooper, druggis. in
this city, aud citizen Of this ward, hay.
ing left the room without com plying with
the foregoing re-oiution, by uniting with
the others in ticking the oath, therefore
Resolved. That the Vigilance Com
mittee of this ward be hereby instructed
to call upon said j. H. Hooper and request
him to display and keep the American
flag over his business house, and that he
attend a. the next meeting of the com
pany md take and subscribe to the osth
aforesaid aud that he enroll Himself as
a member and perform duty in this organ
ization as good citizens do.
Capt. Davis then gave notice that the
company mus, Ill meet for drill al I, Q
O'Clock P. m, on Wednesday next the
9th inst . sa3
When on motion, the meeting WAS ad
Journed TO meet Tor business purpa ses at
Verandah Hall, on johnson Street, on
Friday evening next, at II o'clock, p. m !.
r. P. LOWE, Chairman.
GEO. B. SMYrH, Ssc'y.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE CITIZENS AND
Company Of the First Ward organi-
zAtiOn OF Keokuk. Iowa.

SoMPouy Va ZIG AiSs w Afu OISuuI-
zasion OF Keokuk, Iowa.
In pursuance Of adjournment. the CON-
pany convened At their hall It u O'Clock,
p. N, the 4th August, and we're called to
order by the Chairman.
The Chairman having stated that the
special committee, consulting Of the off,
GERS Of the company, who were appointed
ct the previous meeting TO sall upon John
G. Floyd, - instructed by sno resolution
OF the company and citizens, were ex-
Pectsd torspor. Whereupon, tho Chair
man Of the committee, Capt. G. r. Davis,
submitted and read % THO meeting : CON-
nanicasioa from Hr. Floyd, enclosing let
ters and testimony from Mr. Barney d
Dubuque, Thonas Myknutz Lodge, and
ln. George and McGavio, m Of whish
were rad and sonsidered By tho meeting,
When % motion, the following rssolu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
j. w. SIMPSON, Sec Y.

COOP CHANCE FOR a pRINTER.-The
Office Of the Linn County Register is of.
fered for sals. 1t is printed at the coun-
ty seat Of one Of the beet interior coun.
ties in the State; has large and grow
ing circulation, and is in every respect a
well furnished Office 70 do the work re-.
CURED in that locality. Price 81 900,
cash. If sold soon, job of work to be
done BY the 18th Of August, worth about
three hundred dollars, viii be guaranteed
T. the purchaser. Address, Robert
Holmes Marion. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
ADDITIONAL nv rHE AnAn1A
ST. Johns, August a.

%. Johns, August 4.
= The London Times editoiially contends
that the defeat of Gen. Mcclellan has
changed everything beyond debate. A
general rising may be anticipated in all
the Border SsAtes occupied BY the FEEDER
ais. The Northsrnsrs, who ara no fools,
are reeeiying the conviction that the Con-
federases can never be suhjugated if the
war Is to 60 on. The immense levy or
dered by the President must be actually
made, but the t'seH with not volunteer
Volunteering Is making slow progress, for
the New York correspondent Of the Times
declares, that in eleven days only is, 900
men had come forward to the President
call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

OnS o. t0O Death 81 &c orr q
w. Collins.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the men,
bers Of Sunbeam Lodge of INDEPENDENT
Order OF Good Tenn plars at their regular
meeting, on last Monday evening:
10 Santeaa4 Lodge No. /, l. O. G. r.:
Your committee appointed to draft res
olntions expressive of the sense of the
lodge concerning the death of Bro. Geo.
". Collins, Leg leave to submit the fol-
lowin.
Whereas, We have lately received the
painful infolmation that Bro. George w.
Collins, worthy and faithful member Of
this lodge. was recently killed in battle
while nobly aud bravely fighting for his
and our country; and,
Whereas, We deem it proper that soue
expression of our respect for the iaemory
of the deceased, and Of our sorrow on &C.
count Of his early death, should appear
and be preserved upon the records Of this
lodge. Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro.
Collins we have cause for deep and SIN
sere mourning, since our lodge has there
by lost devoted member. the cause of
temperance an earnest aud consistent ad-
vocAse, society good man, and our coun-
try and the army brave and patriotic
soldier, who was willing to make any need
ed sacrifice for the success of the holy
cause in which our Government is en-
gagged.
Resolved, That we tender our sincere
sympathy TO the sorrowing family and
relatives of the deceased in their bereaye.
ment, and assure them that their sorrow
is shared by the members of this lodge
who have so long Known Bro. Collins, and
known him but to love him as brother.
Resolved, That while we mourn the
loss of the deceased, we are consoled by
the thought that he so lived as to be be-
loved by all who kney him, aud that he
fell as true hero would love to fall,
among the foremost in the ranks, bravely
battling 1t the post Of danger and Of hon
or; and that to die the death Of martyr
for ones country apd liberty, even in
youth, is better and more glorious than to
live long life. barron of great. or good,
or heroic deeds. s4
Resolved, That . copy of these reselu-
tons be sent to the family Of the deceased;
that they b spread upon our minutes,
and that copies be furnished our city pa.
per for publication.
G.. w. MCCRARY,
VIZ. REEFS, Com.
j. w. SIMPSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

WILLIAM 4. BkICHELoR,s seisl.atea H.lr p,s
producers eoor net 10 he distin u fs n,
warranted not 10 fnjure ths bar the least:
the III saects of lad igornt-s the hair for
life. GREY, REL kUgTY HAIR instantly turns
asplsndia Liaai " tre~n, lssvGg the hair sof and
beautiful. ssia by ali oSaggisas, &c.
The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR
fks Jssr stdss a sssA hpx.
Factory. No. el barclay Street., New York IIsr,
- brosaway aud 10 Bond Street, tiee-dawly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
lsy TELEoRApa.J

- fF4a FcW OK HAArkete a rN'
New York, Aug s.
Flonr--Markst 56l0 osnts better; sales IT ~ 80
SIS 10 for super State, e5 a64 40 for Extra srsts
~ 60g45 60 for Super Western; % 25Gt3 - for
Common Medium Extra W estcrn; s. q IS 90 for
Common TO good shipping brands Extra Round Hocp
Ohio
Wheai--Marksi a2c better. with good exp'i ,lmsd.
slas 10 for Cbieag, Spring, 81 me " ~ Tor Mil
waukse Club; u ssRt IS for Amber Iowa; ~ a7al
50 for wntsr Red western; 81 sa1l 70 for Amber
Miehissn; efk4i a for White Michigan 81 s5Oi
- for white Western. gEgtEtE
corn-Market lie better; sales At 81 for Mixed wes-
tern sound old delivered. 4
whisky Heavy and lower, At 3skf83oe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
~ The following lot Of goods for III

~ The following lot Of goods for the
keokuk Hospital have been prepared by
two little girls Of our city and little
friend in the country, with whom they
have been spending the summer. Cannot
oil the little girls of our city DO as much ::
LIST OF CONTENTS.
9 sheets, 8 pairs pillow eases, Q pairs
suspenders, II handkerchieis. 10 towels.
! pillow, roll OF bandages, paper of
lint, 80 cents cash.
MAMIE ELLIOTT. Prest.
MARY BooNE, Treasurer.
MAGGIE COLLIER, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

bF Mr.. Austin Informs US that the
report that Ray went down to Aleran-
dria In skiff and informed the rebels oil
the intended expedition TO that place, is
incorrect. Ray went down in buggy
with Austin, and did not reach Alexan.
dria till an hour or two after the hostile
secesh had left the place
Tho fact that Ray had been foolhardy
treason spouter in our midst for some
weeks past, opened the way for the recep.
ton of the very worst reports in regard
to his conduct, without any special inves-
IT, aton Of their truth, we presume.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
A LETTER FROM A YONG LADY.
ALEXANDRIA, Mo-, Aug. 5, '62.

nLAAANDnAh, 1Ao-, mug -, o@'
EDITOR GATE CIrY:--By your morn
ing's paper End our family charged with
making the Southern flag carried by the
company which visited this place Sunday
morning, which /, as the eldest daughter,
pronounce base falsehood, gotten up 70
injure US while our father is Jour hostage.
/ feel that | should thus resent the insult
heaped upon his now defenceless wife and
children.
You hold my aged father, invalid as
be is, prisoner, all / ask is that you
give him o fair trial.
EMRA FITZPATRICK.
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To REPIRLICANs.

Ossicx OF CHS o. REp srA1x OK. Cor
DASEsroNr Jai. 25th. isss
The chairmes ofthe Republican Executive Commit
tees Of The several counties OF IL. State
TO send The names Of their coumittess with The po.t
sbos sddr<ss OF each member Of said eoart,tees To
nay address Al davenport.
helsbiis~h sfeFs throughout the State are rsqasss
sd 10 copy Mis- notice.
J, r LANE Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

Peoria, Aug. 5.
The Roard of Supervisors passed reso-
luton to-day giving $50 10 each man who
has or may enlist under the first call Of
Uo.Oo0 UP to August 10Th; also pledges
the credit of the country to support the
families Of all who have heretofore or may
hereafter enh list. 4n * IsE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

Memphis, Aug. 2, via Cairo

pm, AuE' 2, Va CAIr0 o.
Ihe steamer Desoto did not stop here
long. her news is anticipated by other
arrivals at Cairo.
One thousand negroes parading through
the streets now singing fayorts song !;
they have betn working on Notifications.
Two Regiments infantry, some cavalry
and artillery were sent out few miles q.
day as advance pickots and have not vet
returned. 1t is expected they will en-
gage the enemy's pickets. The enemy
is reported In force 8 miles from here un.
der Bragg. Perhaps they may attack
Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

PERsosAL:-Col. Bussey arrived by the
packet last night, and is quite sick, We
understand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

10 TnE NERVOUS or Born Ssxn.-
hear.sterxsmsh Ia wing bees siorsa 70 hsalth in
frw days after MANY years ef grsai suSsrips, 10
OF post paid directed sn,sope, copy II the pre-
scriWion seed. Direct 10 the REV. John H. DAG
NALL, les Fulton street, Brooklyn, N, r.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
War Notice.
Attention Keok uk Home Guards!
Headquarters Keokuk Home Guards !
August 5th, 1852

August 9Th %0G2 !
The several Companies comprising this command
sl meet Al hsr respective psces Of rsndezs Gus Pre-.
cisely At O'Clock y. on the 9Th inst, fully armed
and equipped then aud ihers to hold thsu,setyss In
readiness execute any snd all order. they may -.
ceive.
BY order of Ma or Torrenes
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

The Ladiss Of Grace Parial. Protestant Episcopal
Church OF Moh.rose, propose giving al iee-ersAm
supper on Thursday evening next, for The beneat OF
said Church. An friendly the cause are respectful.
ly Invited 70 Atteud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06

Ell The packet Kate Osssel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the AZ
rival of the train from Keokuk.
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