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and jackson But these are episodes. -
We deceive ourselves Thpre wasa peo
pl,. ofold-- it was, the warrior Spartan
with his Ii lot Of the field The South
have reaiized it. There was an. ambitious
people OF recent times, and CONSUMPTION
pandepd to her Einyasigus.l At this mo-
ment the South exempltes them both
"Peace, peace, but there is. no peace. -
No, net even with .disrnp'ed Union-T
Let the North cast away that delusion. (
Draft VIC must, Or the disciplined thou
sarelsssf the South will redeem scrip ID
Philadelphia, and yet, the tru" North must
accept it, i'm aqaickiy,to a man, or the
mppeut it dra.gles IN debate, Mary land,
Tc,i,ipssec and Kentucky will cast past
victories to the winds, aud rise with their
nearly allie Rebpl kin. :. My dear Pet, i
shall be deligh ed when Henry can come
on. As to Col Hals'ead, | think that
his case is type Of the insane and unne-
cessary despoiisnl introduced into the dr.
my, under tho auspices Vt Mcclellan and
lbs very weak aids. 1t is now too late,
but why was not The cavalry put in my
charge at the commencement Two
nights ago, the Rebel batteries fred from
across tho river, and killed and wounded
some thirty men. Last night Hooker
started out On a crude expedition to. NAL
yern Hills lie went out four miles and
came back again. Still, a ''false FUSS in
jures the whole army. Mcclellan is dan
gerous, from the want of digesting his
plans, He positively has no talents
Adivu. CIT me aud my fighting divi-
SION. with. Pppe. ~ d, - rr =, 60,
With best regards, yours, e "a : q
A1t&h" KEARNEY.
TsMrO s. Ha'stead, Jr, Newark, N
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ID L II: ID ,

On Tuesday morning, the 2lst instant, ut
Stafford, JOHN W. STUMP, at an advanced
age III Y. Yf G$ i.A1 N & T.
Mr.. Stump was one of the oldest and most re.
spected ci,z MS Of this county, and leaves behind
him y large circle OF mourning relatives ana
friends. ltift sd }suNFl tUa fg1Rf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

this is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriherj has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters ofAdmin-
istration on the personal estate of "f 80
-i',sa} ELIZABETH ANN PRlTNER,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof, on or before the
eth day Of October. 1868,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. ,&.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. sg am
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
Of October, 1862.
Us +'4 : '}"n,- BENNETT GILBERT,
oil IA .uwtNg Administrator.
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Examiners Notice. I,

TIE UNDERSIGNED EXAMINERS,
! appointed by the County Commission
ers for tIlat purpose. viii meet on the
ground on MONDAY, Sd of November,
1862. at 10 O'Clock, al. NJ, to ascertain,
and determine whether the public conve-
nience requires road to be laid out, com
mencing at he southwest corner Of 4. r.
and S. Small's lands, at the public road
leading from Flies Milisio the i'ennsyE
vania line. to pass ihrongl, the lands 1t
John s. HollingsIade "r Matthew Wiley,
d. N. Wiley and Others; cross public
road at or nearFWiley' Mill. ant. colltinue
on through DIN. Wiley's land until ii in
tersrcts public road near the residence
of Abraham Al,panv, ST.. -
.sa. =. DAVID PYLE.
WILLIAM RIGDON.
"a' "'','f JNO. w. STRlTEHOFF,
-S'"p~t fr.s,, aggs h,n,eir.-ttt "a" "'''' . =
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From recent SURVEYS, completed Aug.
20, 1862 cost $4,000 to engrave il and
one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by
Cation or Mitchell, and sells at the low
price of fifty cents; 10000 names are
engraved on this nun. ..., .,fs,..,.,. III
IL is not only County Map, but it is
also a .zzr.,, xr....., .--.,,ry,.,- r,.,.,,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas COM
b;ned3ih one. giving EVERY. RAHROAD
STATION and distances between. -
Guarantee any woman or man So to
IS per day, and will take back all maps
that cannetbesoId, and refund the money.
Sendfor S l'worlh to try.S F~
Printed instructions how to canvass
well, furnished all our agents.
Wanted--Whoiesale Agents for our
Maps in every State, California, Eng gland,
France, and Cuba. A. fortune may be
mace with ii fewillundtetI daliarsS capital.
No competition. =, J. T.LLOYD.
No. 1874 Broadway. New York,
The War Department uses our Map 81
Virginia. Maryland, and Pennsylvania,
cost S 100000, on which ismarked Antie-
tam Creek, Sharpsburg, Mary land Heights,
Wil:amsporta Ferry, khorersville, No
lands Ford, and all others OH the Pmo-
mac, and everv other place in Mary land.
Virginia, and Pennsy lvania, or money re-
fur ded. $50, y.y IN
Typographical Map Of Kentucky, Ohio,
Il 7naa Indiana, and Illinois, 5eai |
is the only aulhori,v for Gen. Buell. and
and the War Department. Money refund
ed to any one hnding an error in it.
Price so cents. fl6p
aaf ea.'' I From the Tribune, Aug. 3. '..'e oa,F
'LLoYps Mar, or VIRGINIA, Maryland, AND
PENNSYLVANIA Tnis Map is very large; its cost
is Lnt 25 cents and The best srhic can be puy-
chased" Fl.
a0.la 1919 ii s@.ia LLOYD'Sa 7tit@a 81 jta
Great Map Of the Mississippi River. (
From Actual SURVEYS by Capts. Bart and
Wan Bowen, Mississ ppi River Pilots, u
s., Louis, Mo, showins every mans plan
tation and owners name from ST l.onis 10
the Gnlfsof' Mexico-l.35o miles--every
sand bar, island, town. landing, and all
places 20 miles back IF I'M the riyer--col-
"red'ifi cnhnties aud States. Price, 5 / in
sheets; " pocket form, and $500 on
linen, with rollers. Ready SeptJ2o. Y
Navy DEPARTMENT,
III I'll Washington, Sept IN. 1867
" ]. T. LLoyD--Sir: Send me your Map of the
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Eg~ Delicate females will find no hetter reme-
dy to strengthen their nervous system than
lIoofand's German Btters Read tile advertise
ment i'll another column. 4
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Alien Exemption Claims.
EXECUTIVE MANSION

LAECUTlfE MANSlON,
fl9 Washington, Octpbee 20, 1862 n
II is hereby ordered that all persons
who may have actually been drafted int"
the military service If the United States
and who may claim exemption on account
Of allesiahcc, will make application there
for directly to the Department. Of State, or
through their respective ministers or con
sals. "'a@h!t'' "a s~o'..'f.4 g gf55' E''
sf'gt4'. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President, 20 ~ rs, .
VIM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
.. WAR DEPARTMENT, I, w.
-, October 20, 1862.
Pursuant to the above order, the proper
officers are directed to r,purt to the De-
partment If State, the cases to which the
0 der refers. .,...,, e..l II, ..sga4 ....4 ..,.
Hel1 Ha4 EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Ia4 sa la H.. Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

appointed Provost Judge - now holding the Provost
become soldier. emnensy q, him for this ,mprtan. 20.
ston Many OF interest now before him, OF
spies, deserters and murderers court martial Is aso
Ia session. on which Col Wardrop, Of the Nine nnth
New York, Is president.
in fact, the military authorities here are very much
pressed with responsible duties. Con viee let's nothing
pass, but takes personal charge or ~ departments eav
ing nothing TO subor iipates that he can do himself
The crar,ermasiers department. Ia on a very large
scale, supplos being forwarded from here TO Suffolk IS
well as TO Portsmouth, and the Immediate commander,
Capt ludlow who has it In charge leaves nothing IN
done. He has just completed, among other things,
graveyard for the soldiers and each that dies
is placed record OF his name and regiment, nc;
also q fine vault of pressed brick for the OF the
Union troops The sufferings among the Norfolk poor
having become very great, subscription was raisca
among the more wealthy inhabitants to buy them food.
As this be bought in the town permit had 70
DO granted by General viee that IL should b. brought
from Baltimore This readily DONE and the follow
ing leter received by him shows the gratitude OK
cited -
DEAR sIa-The Executive Committee of the Society for
the Relief q the Poor h Of o5 o ass op %Som Your
cooperation as enabled us e feed 70 you ssr M
na 'aS Se Which you ven for
aid no; haze sen be s
the thousands Of unemployed people ID onr
necessary provisions at least for The weather Of
@ ss nsda hs
not apply In vain for any assistance you ma
any pa render %
DR.. i. r. CLEMENTS, TrC asurer
THOMAS X. REARDos, Secretary
The beautiful little theatre Of Norfolk has been opened
weeks and draws very good houses, the ininx o
traders that will take place this week combined with Inc
activity now evident In all quarters, will restore the
town to even than its former appearance OF pos
perity The harbor filed with vessels AMI gnnbo ts
belonging to the navy quarter masters departments,
and at all times presents very lively scene There Is
still little openly avowed Union sentiment among the
upper classes but because it does not exist.
no effort to be loyal the North VIII property
safe and it your TO he So bat here they feel
nt
them "a the Union inhabitants Of Jacksonville Florida
10 TO OF the rebels. AS soon MS
they feel that Norfolk will be held by tile federal govern
mont against all odds there will be no lack OF display Of
,yal aItnp
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC ClAL !,
SATURDAY. Nov. % q pM

SATURDAY, Nov. 29-6 PM.
There is no change in money We hear Of no
loans below six, and Of few above that rate.
Gold opened this morning at l2sl4, fell TO 1887.
and closed at l2s24. Exchange on London closed
at l42 J for first class bankers bills.
The stock market was heavy and lower today.
The pressure to sell the speculative Western shares
was greater to-day than for some days past. Pco.
pie generally seem to have lost hope Of an advance
in prices, at least for the present. Al the fr,t
board New York Central declined y. Erie 81
Erie preferred 4, Hudson "a, Michigan Central
1, Southern old q, guaranteed 4, Illinois
Galena q, Toledo a. Bonds were steady Go.
vernments were without change. Between the
boards the market was steady and dull. Al the
second board an effort was made TO put up the
market, which succeeded for time but a. the
close everything was dull again, with downward
tendency. The following we're the quotations AZ
hal uo n fhrne.-
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
INTERESTING FROM NORFOLK.
our Norfolk Correspo nde nee.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov 20 1862.
Regeo of Ce,e,ol viels's Toops by Mayor General Dir
Psorosl Cour' ond Court Martial in Sesson-RefD tie
Poor in NorfeR-T -Theatre-General Prosperity, DC.
The grand review Of General viele's troops by Major
General Dix came Of this morning. At an early hour the
whole command commenced preparations, arms were
inspected by the company officers, the artillery wagons
and all accou,remens FURNISHED 10 their utmost horses
groomed and caparsoped, regiments formed into column
and marched the review ground, about three miles
distant from the town. This ground formerly the
extensive fair grounds Of Norfolk. BY ten O'Clock the
scene upon became quite exciting. Al the extreme end
rose pine forest and amidst its cearings the fine camp
Of Col Iourdan Of the One Hundred and Fifty eighth New
York suatcdths nag pole and It's Stars and Stripes
Conspicuous against the green pine branches Regiment
after regiment marching the plain over each
floating that gorgeous banner which every on the
ground had pledged himself to die 10 defend.
Al haltpsst ten A. ~ General Dix and sisH arrived
Of the Norfolk wharf where they were met by General
viele aud staff with an escort of cavalry. seberal
King twho IL here sick leave, recruiting his health
after severe attack Of lness sined them ami the
party with their escort out towards the parade
ground.
As they upon he field the artillery pealed forth
salnte OF thirteen guns In honor Of era Dix who
reviewed the troops. Az the reg mens passed In
review before him General Dir expressed " General
vele his satisfaction ut their emnently military appear.
light shower the party rode back TO-
wards the town.
GENERAL vele remained behind TO express 70 each reg,
men In turn hs pride and satisfaction in then receiving
from each as he rode up three hearty rounds OF applause
but be rode down the lines again such yels broke
from the IN three times three were really ecctrify.
ing. Alter the review General Dix and staff together
with all the staff and field officers Of the command Joined
General viee al headquarters, where collation. awaited
them.
After couple of most agreeably spent hours the party
tn
visited the prisoners the camp and the contraband de-
pot and then went board tho beautiful little steamer
the City oil Hudson, that had up the landing al
Fort Norfolk for his accommodation
The long disputed question between the military autbo
rifles here and h navy u1n tho blockade OF tha mort az
Norfolk has a las been ai sasoriiy settled by special
OF the President ana trading vessels are again al
lowed 10 enter uon getting permission do so from the
Military Governor General Nioe is however, obliged 10
the market
Col, saunders Of the Nne,eeath Wisconsin having been
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
American Shipmassers' Association,
No 81 WAL srRxsr-RooMs2 Is ANp2s

The following approved Masters Ocers have received
commissions from This Association
PrSddsn. sris Excelsior; Ssih !. 8cLesn brig Scot
Dnnesn' wm Crockett. sc6r ! Ilsnsea Harmon
Fp iSS ss'ss sr xssn
yernen horaoe Staples bark Julia Cobb John Hsveln
Joshua Allen schr Field; Jos Peters ship FIsrs
ogsl1ya. Dcsmsn shP Ns,hl % %Thon,p;%on % Geo R Line.
ID Galesbsu, schr Edward Everett
Miscellaneous.
The steamship E,na Capt Brooks sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Teutons Capt Taube sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hamburg.
We under obligations TO Capt Hoffman, Of steamship
Parkersbure, for favors.
sHIp JoHrA MAuRAs, Miken, frsm Penang New York
.s Good aps sprps % i ni .a
and he Guf Stream again encountered heavy weather
nearest port.
snp Esrnxn from Philadelphia for New Orleans which
Tor her destination ON the l4th inst
sHr Stars STRIPES from Boston for Bangor. pu, into
Rockiana ash ms inst having been ashore She win he sowed
BARK CAsroS PAcKrr at New Bedford reports Oct 25 at
soos n lon 81 90 W picked up eask hour containing s
oo1 o s n bs *
and saw other stuff floating about,
drosS by r al @ ns ss Sf sv
en), where she had put in in distress
BRe LILLIAN from Turks Islands arrived at Nassau 18th
scnR Ebrs Kdston, from Boston for sydney CB with
general was iaeh in With 10 sin king condition sth
erpoo rs on the 9TH he captain and crew were taken
xss,on Of ae Beon sSe ar, oa on
Boston, and Il Is supposed butt started.
caapry Nov Is,Ths bark Anne 5odgnan. Of rhomss.on
railway sq ps and ss on w. % sse ds psn n On La Ss
ah inst ship on The Eusker hosx strong gales from the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
Tue EAGLE. One day last week q

InE EAGLE. One day last week a
new steamer maze her appearance at our
wharf. She is small sidc.w htcIer, ana
= fine little model. She was butt ut Nh
saw, and came up hero to finish off, She
measures III fee; III length, 10 feet beam,
and the saloon is 60 feet long. with "a
berths. Her engine has feet stroke
cylinder I5a inches, wheels l5 feet. IL is
said that she is swift. She is to run from
here TO Quincy, in connection with the
Misunderstanding here at o'clock, r.a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
The Chicago Tribune says:


The army of the Potomac is offered,
for the most part. by men who received at
West Point the best military education
that could be made to stick upon egotism
and small minds, void of spark of patri-
otism. These gentlemen found them
selves elevated by the war from obscurity
and small salaries to positions Of impor-
lance and affluence. They know chat with
the close of the war they would shrivel
up to their natural proportions. Hence
they are in favor of no end to the war. so
long IS there is dollar left in the coun-
try 10 support it. Terrible only to the
national treasury, they are absorbed in the
business Of prolonging the conflict with
the least harm to the rebels. They care
not which side wins SO that they retain
their suddenly acquired power and posi-
tions.
Whether General Pope was competent
or incompetent to command the army Of
Virginia is no longer question to be dis
cussed. Whether he was, or was not, 1t
is plain tina. the pretorians were bound to
ruin him, even though they should ruin
the country at the same moment. There
are noble, brave, honorable exceptions
am ong the commanders Of that army, but
it may be assumed in advance that every
such officer is marked for destruction BY
the pro-slavery Clique who have managed,
with the most prodigious army Of modern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
IJrbaua. Md, Sept 12

UrDaua, ma, sept X.
We learn through one of our CORES
rondents, that Gru. t + iirusanton reported
thia p NJ. that the cavalry under his
command crossed the Mouocacy on
Thursday. They found no enemy in
force, but saw train of wagons with a
large guard, going in the direction Of
Frederick. There is. no doubt but the
troops under Jackson and Longstroet,
who were at Frederick, have gone to Ha.
gerstown. Hills division left barnes
town yesterday, and is on its way to
wards Point of Rocks. Sugar Loaf
Mountain was occupied. that day by oul
forces and the rebel signal officer cap
tured. Everything shows that the rebeL
are leaving the Monocacy for Hagerstown
Yesterday P. NJ. our forces entered Fred
erick and found 1t deserted by the rebels
Our forces have been very kindly treated
by the people there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
St. Paul, Sept. l3.

Four persons were killed by Indians,
near Mankato, while threshing wheat
within a mile of a company of troops
Tie Indians took the horses from the
thleshing machine and left before troops
could reach them. These bold exploits
will prevent the farmers from returning
to their crops.
Two Chippewa Chiefs, of Wisconsin,
tender their services to Gov. Ramsey TO
fight the Sioux. 1t is well known these
two tribes have long been at war with each
other
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
Notice 10 shippers nnd Carriers.

BY All order ft.m ihe Ircasur! Department, Ship
ptrs Ahd Carrltrs ATE ioI Ar ding ship
ments OF Goods or SALT Apiounlng 10 over ta30, TO
places IA te nIst ahd sceuLd Tier OF counties the
Southern border Of thc stale VI Iowa. 10 Tile The
Custom House Once at keokuk Iowa an oath pre-
scrbed by The Treasury Department also, to
bond, with approved sueties, thai goods therein
described shai be transported sold used in any
As to eiSe aid comfort TO insurgents or 10
sympathizeis ih those in rebellion against he Coy
srament VI The United States
Blanks can be obtained and instrue tons given at
The surveyors ONCE.
JOHN STANNUS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15

BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.
Mine eyes have seen the glory Of the coming of the
Lord;
He is nampling out The vintage where the grapes OF
wrath are stored;
He hath loosed the fateful lightning OF his terrible
His truth Is marching on.
Glory, halle halielujah.
Glory, hall -hallelujah,
Glory, ARCHAEOLOGICAL,
His truth Is marching on.
have Him in the wstcl ares OF huadred eircl-
ing camps;
They have builded Him an altar the evening dews
and damps;
can read His righteous sentence by the dim and far
Ing lamps;
His DAY Is marching on
Glory, halle halleujsb,
Glory, halle .haIelnIah,
Glory, hae-hali.lujah
Ills day Is marching IN,
have read hsrs gospel with harnished rows Of
"As deal with my contemners, with yon my grace
sLAii deal;
Let the hero born Of won an crush the serpent with
Since God Is marching on"
GlJry, halle-hallelujsh,
Glory, hsIle-halelujah
Glory, haie-hslleinjah,
Since God Is marehing on
He has sounded forth the trumpet that shal cali
retreat;
He Is sitting out the hearts before hts uds
On lie swirl nay soul, To answer Him be jutiIaut ny
feet!
Oar God Is marching on.
Glory, halle -hallelui b.
Garr, halle hslienjsh,
Giyty q lie. haileulsh,
Gus Tod 10 marching
In the beauty Of the nise Christ born the
With glory in his bosom that transhgures you AID
As He died to make men holy, let die to make
free,
While cd Is march, ng on.
Glory, baile. halielnjah,
Glory, halle hallelujah,
Glory, halle hailelutah.
While God is marching On.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Market.

New York, Sept -.
F'our-Market steady and quiet sales al IS o0S
s5 90 for Super States 81 o0s5 20 for Super Western;
s. FOG % 20 for Common to good al piping brands Ex-
Round Hoop Ohio; IS a5a,5 IS for comm 70 medi-
um Extra Western.
Wheat-Market easier, with large supply and moder-
ATE export demand; sales 1t III l7ai le for Amber
Iowa 81 oGl Is for Chicago Spring; 81 loal 10 for
Milwaukee Club,
Corn--Matset quite rm; sales soa 81 Jersey Can
adEan, Western aud State.
WHISKY Steady at 37Lc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
Raunty FUND.
The following payments are reported
for Sept. 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th:
w. c. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
Flag Prcsen Tn ton.
BENTON BARRACKS.

DLNlON AChRhAAhSy I
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 10. 1862.
EDITOR GATE CiTY.-A meeting Of
the members of Co. A, 10th Regiment
Iowa Volunteers, was called, for the pur.
pose of receiving a flag sent to us by the
ladies OF keokuk.
The presentation speech was made by
Private Judd, aud responded to on the
part of the Company by Corporal Busch,
after which three hearty cheers were Civ
en- for the ladies.
Iu reply to the very patriotic letter ad-
dressed 70 me BY the ladies presenting tho
dag, would say. We aeceptit in the spiri
in which it was given, and you may rest
assured that We shall ever regard it as onl
sternest duty and highest honor to sec
that it is never trailed in the dust.
The flag is itself = beautiful one, bu
we value it chiefly because it is an evi
denee of the interest you feel in our Com
pany, and while We are subjected to tn.
hardships of war, aud perhaps of battle
our hearts will be cheered by the reaeo
ton that, in our own loved city, there ar.
those who follow us with their kind wish
es for our welfare.
Allow me to express the hope that yor
may again behold the silken folds of thi'
Tag when Union and Peace shall be res
tored to our much loved country.
JOHN BRUCE,
Captain Go. A
Mrs. GEo. r. Smith,