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DAs. CONWAY amt POLL: EDh.ye1s.
A9eia.fd themselves il tha prcci.ce Of their
Vo'ess'o1 Th7tr respective cf1ces ara, g.
81 .oiOre, Oh Pc NIX s!,ees. myS e.
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: .OT TON q AED.,
Just received. tssl doz@u pcjr Of
COTTON CArDS,
sud Tor eaie ~
BrNHErT /. r!}LLEEOH
- se-sts I5a Main st-se..
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without - cumb.ante. Apply o. tbs oi1,e.
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n A large and con venient
DWELLIN4-HOU
With extensive out houses and grounds, In IN
Interior town Of Virginia, not very distant
rom Richmond.
For par ticuIaYs, inquire At this ONCE.
4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

4 TEN zion II desire Twelve more men
"A in my Company. 1 prefer those who
nave besn accustomed 20 the management. Of
horses Those who wish To 60 along with me
will apply to me st Camp Lee at once.
Boun ~ $50 uniforms and subsistence free.
will a,so pay en- extra price FOR good
BLACKSMITH
MsRMADUkE JOHNSON,
an 9S-6t Ga tain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
REAL E0TATE FOR 1ALEs
~ U%SEX LAND FOB SALE

Tba subscriber oHsrs for sale q tract Of land
two miles from the PetersbuYg and Richmond
H. itroad, At n point ~ miles from Petersburg,
containing $50 acres, with large and conve.
MEN tsd yelling .houss, &c. The corn and fod.
der will be sold with the place. Possession
given immediately, II desired; II not, on tho
Let Of January next. Address
J. h. FREEMAN,
my3-1ms Coman's Well, Sussex, Va.
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aiSs & Il shS as.

> - ~ I'd.
pie SAINT front room on the szcOnd story
Gu De ohtaiped, with 30 arG COR enc or two
s-ntisr,sn. IN private family, by applying
Oh 7tb street, cetWeen 9~Rce and Fs:"ki
nv ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

4 TrENTION, RCfU9sk,'-1 ave =
"A residence IN 0ranviils coopy, worm
Carolina, in pleasant country siilass.
which I would sell At fair Prize. Ths,r ~
all necessary ous.houses and also iNse,ne,
Academy. The dwelling house contaiSs ws.
large rooms, and 10 surrounded by lsIs
grove of oak trees. Price $500 Tne ~
around the house con ssins about 20 SCR ~,
prod uctive land, two ircs OF IL osin. ~
wood Of original gYJwth. Also, O ms o'
ard Of select fruit trees, Ice. house. &C. Az
dress at this Office, oyv
an 96-lm2 j +. BA"F'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

:; AiJrIGU-
=. FOR TEE. MARINE CORPS.
ABLE BODIED MEN,
~ serve Ct Naval StatiOnt, ond or board OF
Lean sh1ls .g tha renowned Con az ate
s ear g virginia " and Oh pcard Of iron
i { gnI hosts aad other vessels Of the i.Dvy.
They vii, he emitted 10 receive bounty OF
FIFTY DOLLnES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
COHN pLaE1 sEi.~.

I have III store aud iCT sails, goutt'e
! Sinciair's. ant -msrs's Gtai;N PLAN rE;.S
and SEED DRILL, sThA" CUTTERS,
UuEE SEELLGk>, WE'LL FIXTURES
| Aieo, lot Of | aud {-'nch ROPE, slightly
worn. II. NJ SMITH,
1nr To- IL Msin street.
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sShSaWkY $40 To $50 REV AhD.-Aah-
Is. s~sp, ca ist Of Fsn'y, ny msn GEORGE; u
years Old b.ask; ronsd features; weighs about 40
1upds; feet 8 or 10 iuchsa high; eEact; hcarss,
quick name. Of speech, and may be called good
looking. Bev'ng been raised By the late Wiley
Iii }'ueoa, rss. Barbo ursviiie, he has bee1 and
VII. 1rk ir. th-. region, or msy hsvs f~!ien IL
With our army "a scins am er--.aos o. hkoly as
coOk-a~n row o. tia Peuin MIA. sr Rp-.e t.
varts tie epo,Iv. II found 10 tfe army, or bs.
yoad Gripepsr y H., saf delivered IN ISL rot
farth.r tn n G;ch csrh 90 hat gst hiE, Hgsig
VIII gva $50; o.ae' viee, viii give tbs hrtt sum
s W "IGKLJN.
Charlottesville, April q 1862 a. 25- 2ss
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80 akss.uaL C1Glt,
CCHI;,H pnkUTiCs.
Oh pLIrHE, OF The OK Medical Eo1na or nFn..
hlI-sei ;ns'aiy 10 al otz.ee practice on F-euEt..
thesS EsJe beipvs his Gveaguse Hos>l ana Dis,
cashJ ofpcs,e cid Feioy7s Ean whore ssi,If:.
ss'o SMuoanch trea1r.en, may be Obtained IN rse
sns.is ferfn2. 9hcsa wbc have bean ax,.usS.9 u,
eRly. "~''s" !" esi
Dee1issecsss ~ 'ss,i, - o..ar~~ Sc, .fomp;iy
@'se 'af'a tn 'sshrs "pss fs,EI, 8 4. NJ iii gP Al
- y K1CE1CsD, VI.
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PRIZE MQFEY,

1'hea Gag eed " shc c"p'ure or sinking Of
scy % she eDsmy's cyaft-or even q. ,etfaesses
II: The aciicn b. with such Desirable rarui.s
Ray ms ohtsiHeG.
aIeu tt bic fJI non comm :ssiGNtd c "a -e,s
particularly wsptsd.
a few boys will rs received, with the con
cer. % .eeir F1arau's NJ guardians, rs lsarn era
- Ii; Hstc
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ETZ KlLi-'o EiE3:N:.. Has cESI uSili,
Il pf"Di :. he gr W.T. o. h. az as, r@IGovss
ssod-rf This s*.lr Tons has st- 81 e.; irs gsiiz
fsott1E - thousands oi Ierserf; end e-Gtifl Lte
:csa led es sE.d -. einar Of tbs cas- es1 be-
~hscL viii sstis:e OF ts afnosc5.
&C. ssie 81 thu D-Dci g. Nsi,. s:.e~: and a. ell
the Dug is's I'r:co per bni.;e. ms 2--:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

NJ Ori5E --ln ooeohsuee 10 the ~ * O. on OIL
~ tie TcL bin, pee o. sy ths OorRei Of tns
csty of Richmond, ~ tss 24ta day Of Arr!l, Ss3'
hereby give no ice 10 sH Concerned. chat me
Oomr4i.ee Of Finance hsvs clssddsd q, persons
anddrms chargeabie with lass tax f,s the present.
year Suah ~ Asych suh, Traders, shop keepers
haru1 c.ufers, Keepers of Ordinsriea, Brslsfs'
&C., whieh eA&idcstion has been LET. n. he Aed
itcr's , fa,s. where nll Interested 30 sas
mount OF TAX with Viii b they are eSarssd.
The COMMITTEES OF Finsnoe will meet In NE
Oourcil Chamber, ON WEDNESDAY. the IN
sy, at IL Gle OK NJ. TO hear applicable rom di
perfons who shall think they o. pat ir too nisa
ei,s,. The ssid Committee stat, after hsn1us
the party AID any svidsEcs he MAJ p'odnee,
chang. the class OF aid persons hrrs or pei NJ,
IL 10 ain 4 has bsen hKed by them. - snaii
appear to the Com-uit,se lust and equal
l.. A @ Il
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u UNAWAYA.

REwARD.-Ran away
II from my house, IN Wall street, negro
woman named NANCY. The said negroes 10
Of medium height, about 10 years old, Of GIN.
ger. bread color, and stam mers g little whom
SPOKEN to. Supposed to be in the city. She
was hired by the subscriber from Mr.. Basby.
WILLIAM BA0NALL,
nv 3--3ts store East main street.
a. n REWARD viii be psid f,r the rpprehsr.
ID III hon and delivery to mo Of ny negro boy
STUMP. sometimes called Lewk Wosshsm. he
left ChmboIsso Hospital (where he was hlred)
sbou, q woek or tan says ago, snd has since been
seen sbc ut Camp Wlndsr trying to hire hinself
out He IL sboat Is years Of age; n fee. high;
gingerbread color, and has had . sore leg which
may hsvs left como scars.
2-.wS SAmL HhkD4 - q.
n. CO REV , I'D. - R,nsw.y from The Pa Lab
HOtj House, In Chsrlottetvi Ia. on Guestay,
t., 21d day Of April, . negro boy, nsmed BUCK,
He les IN comr.oy With tn g o,he, boys bel2rs
ing TO Mr. y. Taylor, Of Alexandria. Buck u
shout 5 feet high black. with good suit OF hsir
ard about g years Of eye. The a.oSs reward
will, he paid for Ii safe d. livery In Ii, couaty je1
of Albs marie. or In Mr.. 0rady's ISL. bslow the
corner Of Is b aud Cary streets, Eishnsnd Va.
my2-0h JAS b Nc Jar. Y, Atn'f.
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NOR kkkT the La t}E 4tlBatl1tO
e EAs cOAY, next to Yayc's Wa-eGoJ-aa,
81 the dccg Fer farther particulars ap =, =
It Eayo's Warehouse, or 20
m ]. t,itW AtlU 4YtJ.
2.'DE SENT TIE UPsIUk low cCcup.e1 p
E us auSsr St. Charles dct7:, rosess,a
frsi, ebo1s =: April
al 7--is Il y, tiaET-.S u 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

6stwssn And years Of aSe. perfectly eovnd'
Having belonged to an o1lce1 Of ne any.
tnis mare u perfsetly gentle under flro, hseidse
bang we'll trained. she may - seen At Hrs
stAhlo. ,s+ mva-1,e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
DlPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and sdis@ss~.Tra,k,.
Magnetic Ointment lie unfaling rene a, AZ used in
season Apply freely the Throat and Chest ana
er siih bot flannel. Thiso,ntment has been before
shs public over ~ years. and Its constant, inereaalng
demand has established iss reputation - superior
Llnimentn all cases where a soothing end eisxius
remedy ss r~qa4red. particularly in Rheuna.is m Neu
ralgia. Inflammation Of the Nc els and Kan~ys Sui
psi aaectiens, Bore Eyes. barns, Plies Wounds and
Br2ises.
See last page, also phlc, with srert aud around
each bottle.
sold by all Druggists, Price Is cents
Order may be sddresaedtopT r. Wilkinson Who'll.
saie Agent. No. III Main At. Keokuk lpxx
desI3 atinxai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

The Pittsburgh Gasrtfr of the goth,
learns that an order has been received
from headquarters ordering the immediate
shipment of thirty of the large mortars
manufactured at the Fort Pitt Works in
that city, for the western gunboats -
These immense engines o. war have all
been tested. and are ready for transporta-
ton. They vary somewhat in weight, the
smallest Of them weighing seventeen
thousand pounds. One of them, when
suspended on wheels, makes stiff pull
for six horses. and they are, of course,
handled with great difficulty. They we're
to be shipped Oh special train, which
was expected to leave Pittsburg on the
30th. They are destined for Cairo, where
they will be placed on board the mortar
boats constructed for their use. 1t is
with such destructive weapons as these
that our forces expect TO capture the rebel
stronghold at Columbus. and the urgency
of the Government in having them for
warded indicates work at last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
New York. Feb. 6

A letter from Port-Au Pricce, Is. JAN,
says the news of the surrender Of Mason
and Slidell was read with much JOY by the
people of Hayti. Secretary Stewards
policy toward England put stop to the
operation of gang of financial and com
mercial SPECTATORS who had worked
steadily for an advance, on the strength
OF the probability Of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

e. New York critic, eulogizing q
pretty danseuse says, ''the pedsl extreme
ties Of Mile. Louise are alone enough "a
ell the house." Itpuzzles u then 70 know
where tho manager oontrives to put his
ballet girls and His audiencs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

r. A woman and FIVE sons were ar
rested at Olney and GRANVILLE. ILL.,, day
or two since, charged with endeavsring
to smuggle the machinery of paper mill
across the Ohio by piece-meal to kentuc-
Ky, and thence South. The prisoners are
to 90 to TT. Lafayette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
Boston. Feb. 6.

Boston, Feb. 6.
Great activity prevails in getting off the
Butler Expedition. Several vessels are
already loaded or loading with troops and
stores. The Maine 14th Regiment, LIST
Maine Battery, I'd Vermont battery, and
4th Massachusetts, Battery. of the New
England division are being embarked to-
day. Probably all the vessels will sail
the present week. Gen. Buffers entire
division will consist Of about ten thousand
men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
Card.
WHITE CLoup, Mills Co.

Editor Gate City: Please to allow me
through the columns Of your paper the
privilege Of returning my sincere thanks
to Mrs Kramer, Mrs. French, Mrs. Moss,
and other ladies for their kind attention
to me while sick twenty eight days in the
military hospital Of your city.
III. s. WeopMANsEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

NJ The City Council of Baltimore
have passed a resolution ordering all dis
loyal teachers in the public schools Of that
city to be dismissed, and Union teachers
to be put in their places.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

All persons keeping or having for sale. an, o,
kinda OF Aunitions OF War sueh a. Gun. Pistol. M
voivers and ali kinda arc required uo.
TO sslito any person without order from the
signed This order mus, be strictly complied with.
uAderpeEaiss ofIorfeiiing ali articles In
'hsaf possession JOHN sTANKUs,
JiyI3d surysyor partatK .oknr
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cxHorace Weaver Of Winsted ca,

ETHorace Weaver Of Winsted, Conn,
writes home from camp at Washington
that be has just aoarried the log for
three hours; as the penalty for shooting 4
hog while on sentinel duty. He had Or
ders to lot nothing pass" and after a
sharp tussle with the porker, he had to
give in or shoot. III H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
THE GATE CITY.
RIDAT, Perjury

M There was sudden change Il
weather yesterday morning, and instead
OF having q big Big thaw VIC had hard freeze.
The water was caught as it was running,
and beds of ice ornament the cutters and
streets. The walking is very slippery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
EWho killed Zollicoffer : rs destine

b0rWho killed Zollicofiers rs destined
to 60 down TO history with various claim
ants for the honors. Doubtless it will
rest with Col. Fry, and yet as he fired
with pistol, it mars his possession Of the
honor somewhat the fact that three or
four wounds were discovered ON Zollicof-
fer's body, all Of which save one were
made by musket balls. The ball which
passed through his heart was musket
ball, it is said. The pistol ball struck
him in the side near the hip
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

@ Morrissey, the prize fighter, is sick
in the New York Hospital, with compound
fracture of the leg He was kicked by !
bully, or fell off the horse cars, il is un-
certain which.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

cF There will be rush of women
towards Washington at once. The sex
will be excited beyond measure to know
that female clerks are to be appointed in
the Dead Letter Ofhfe, to read and re-
turn letters. There's chance for Tabitha
Ann.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
A Confidence CAsvaIler.

The New York Tribune gives the fol-
lowing delectable information
It is credbly reported that Mr.. Henry
Wykoff is about to proceed to Europe on
confidential mission of diplomatic
nature from President Lincoln and Mr..
Secretary Seward. He was repeatedly
employed on such service by Mr.. Buch.n.
m and Gen. Casa, on one occasion having
even been sent to China as the bearer OF
important dispatches for the Court Of
Pekin. which could not be entrusted to
the ordinary channels of communication.
Wykof is disreputable adyenturer,
who some years ago pursued an English
woman of property over Europe, and
finally attempted to abduct her in Italy,
for which he was imprisoned. He after
wards wrote book. entitled my Court.
ship. Hs is an attache or protege Of the
New York Herald. and the nation was
robbed to pension him in Buchanan's Ad-
minisiration. His engagement by this
administration would be about rs reput-
able - to make the Herrald the family
journal, and domesticate the Bennett
family at the White House. II Cincinnati
Gazette
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
Boston. Feb. 8.

Boston, Feb 5.
There was an immense Corcoran de-
monstratton in Fanieul Hall THIS evening.
About four thousand people we're present,
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
Il COMMERCIAL


DAiLY Cars CIry ovvick,
Krox-x Feb. S. ".
FLouk--supernne 81 rs; sprin i whsate xtra 81 IS;
Fall Wheat kxtra % Is.
BRAN ASDsHoRrS-soto 4oc Y 100 ~.
CDRN-lic . bush.
harley Pie.
] WHEAT-in good demand. Pail s597e, sprib. "a
to soc.
RYE--25c 10 ~.
oATs--ie3s aaiss. s
P0TAT0kS -Iss.2ass iAe load, retail IS 10 30c.
suGAR-New ori~sns fair LOGS Tx prime II 70
IAN; clssiAed lsf&l1i; srusLed and loaf ia0i%
MISUNDERSTANDING $3.50; sugarhouse 4sasos
Golden Syrup 70a7sc
eoFfkE Riosi32ae; Jsss - $50 Laxuy raaaac.
RICE-e& lee.
soAP-Pain &c, Family ave, German tcts., ~,
G1Ae.
cAhDLxs--star i5@ie steasine u, Mould 10.
LARD--s 10 SIC; retail a ===zzz-
BuTTKs-ccmmon s97c; Choice IL, retail i2haai is
LsATHER-sois 4ssse; Harness as3ao.
hfBks-i'ry ioe green I green sheep p+lts
3019Sc; green hog skins fsr.
- HAf-TisastAy Rev o. voaes Co. hsiea o. se2e TO.
Prsirie % o.
skEDs-1lmothy u 90; Flax seed 30.
nSiONs-a5S40c.
WHITE REANS-59eee q 90.
PARTNERSHIPS.
FRUIT Dried Apples u as9ei soy bushsi.--
Dried Peaches ~ 23Ge2 50 Raisins o. o0a q co.
cHEksE-M estcrn Reserve DC; Dsnmak 6k@7.
hkEf--lh12c srosa; asiS quarter.
SHEEP-si J04S25p y head.
HoGS-Dre ssed ssa,.c. M
sALT--ti. A. o.. so p sack; Kanawhs ~ % . bar.
rel; Liverpool u SOsgsa % y sack; Lake - 70 ?
Dbl.
FISH-Mackerel,N No. sl6e Els v Dbl. No ga
ESQ, No. 4Da SO. White Fish, No. q 0oz5 50
halt bol.f Cod Fish5a6 b.
& RAGS-lic.
OLD lRoN--H@ae D. brass 6asc ~ Cop
per l0&l2hc v b.
E4CHANGE-On New York, Bankabie Funds
per esnts--for gold nominal. ST. Louis little deiur
and no settled rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

ERA good many chairme at public
meetings don't know how to put ques-
ton. Young ladies' think it ought to be
popped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

ET The steamer Com. Perry passed
Cincinnati, last Monday, with twenty
pieces OF ordinances and ninety tons of shot
for Cairo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
List 81 Erand JNros fer the February
Term, 1888.

p. W. Potter, Foreman. James Tunnel
ty, John Tanning, A. Kcnkle, A. Brown,
VIM. Stotts, james Dimond. Hamilton
Black, Ambrose Dudley, Henry Newton,
John Tarhell, A. b Alley IL NJ Grit
eth, j. H. Hanna, James Watson.
Petit Jurors-Ezra Bishop, John
Spain, ]. S. McChord, Oliver H. Cox,
james McNamara, F. N. Wright,
David Drummond, Isaac Carr. VIM Ear
ly. Robt. Galloway, James WykoH, w.
II. Orr, B. F. Anderson, Robt. Hamilton,
VIM. H. Leech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

E1- According to letters received from
Hatteras Inlet. Gen. Burnside did every
thing possible for his men and vessels
He was full Of hope, sympathy and
thoughtfulness. He refused to take rest,
exclaiming /" TIE contractors hare ruined
me, but God holds me IN has palm, and all
will yet be we'll"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

sA-Laura keene is dying. For long
while past she has been suffering dread
fully from consumption, and the disease
at last has obtained the mastery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

10-A prominent Union man in Ken
tuskY has made the Mammoth Cave his
hiding place, and The rebels look Tor him
in vain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

MoTTo FOR CONFEDERATE BoNDs-
Help me! Cash us, or / sink
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
FIRE IN MENDOTA.
Mendoza. Ill.

Mendoza, H., Feb. 6.
A FIRE here to. day destroyed Browns
Hotel, Lambs Hotel, and large store
house adjoining. Loss 1000 or 81 ,000
No insurance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. Feb. S.
There is slight revival of business on
account of communication with the interi-
or counties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

ETThe rebel newspapers advertise for
Northern funds, for which premium win
be paid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07

Concert.

~AASGAts 3
A Concert of Instrumental and Vocal
music WILDE given in the Chatham Square
Methodist Church this evening. A num-
Der of cultivated Vocalists and skillful
performers have kindly Volunteered their
service for the occasion.
Tickets can be had Mt the Book stores
and also at the door. The proceeds will
be applied to the purchase OF supplies for
the Hospital, and to procure for the 18th
Regiment such articles, necessary in case
of sickness, as are not Supplied by govern
ment. Every body is expected to attend.
Children will be admitted at half price.
USIrED.-We learn from Quartermas-
ter Pressell, who arrived in town yester-
day with eight teams for army supplies,
that the forces Of COL Moore and Lieut.
Col. woodward have been united, the for
mer remaining Colonel. and the latter
Lieut.. Colonel The regiment is full,
and could apare few men. The Pay
master visited them at Canton, and after
paying out SAC. 900, he had to GO or send
for more funds. The regiment was at
Canton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Negotiations Of ranspersasisn and
Travel.

Travel.
FROM and Hfter SATURDAY, Jan, 25th, no railroad car
Stage coach, or vehicle running west or wssward,y
iomtae Mississippi river, into North Missouri viii
pepermsted 70 carry light passengers from
kak without the strictest compiaRee with The rcguIa-
Tons Of The Treasury Department. at Washington
which require that sal freighs OF whatever nature
except such a. may be- under military orsrs, shall be
covered by Custom House permit and tina, all bag
gage OF travellers shall be carefully inspected and duly
sealed by Custom House ofIicer',
The undersigned will issue permits for the trans
pofason oil goods destined for proper persons and
places with The least possbie trouble or delay ana In
sPea and seal all baggage ofaveers leaving the cisy
IN manner 10 the least trouble consistent With
Ae end desired.
Tue object aimed ATS proven. any aid or assist
aAee OF fon nnnseation with any persons directly or
'ndrectiy, dsloyalto. in AZ anst the Federal
Government. JOHN sTANNuS, Surveyor,
Custom House, Ksekuk, Jan. IS, le02.dif
STATE o. Iowa, Arr q rsrs AIsoyrsr.l
bes Aoines, Jan. ilth, 1867 |
mere ls now an opportunity to raixe TIVE "a
Tor The 10Th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry
commis sions for that pnr-
pose Ill mase immediate application To ms nj Des
Melnes. presenting such recs mn,endstions as ,hev
deem proper.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjussnt General or the State of Iowa
Jan so-dk~3w
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Jan2sdfn
yOv'T HORSES AT AUCTION.

On Tuesday Feb, Ill 1852. at 10 CLOCK a. M will
be sold sngy nj public auction in the city of ay~aw
Ills. 200 Horses,property or the United States Gov
eminent. BY order. MAJ GENT HALLECK
CuAs. "A. NAzRo, Commanding.
jn22itd QusrtsrmastFr cBth III. Vols.
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WHATS III i Nas,as /.

Bunker's Hill has stood we'll III history
though the fight WAS not on that hin ii
all, aud "Hill Spring" viii be handed
down as the scene Of Zollicoffer's defeat,
Notwithstanding that the battle was
fought ten miles away from that place. -
Useless will be the squabble of reporters
to change the name. The Louisville
Journel's correspondent is out for an az
tagafher new spot, though there are al
ready half a score of names presented.
He says:
The battle did not come off at wv ebb's
Cross Roads, as Somerset ignoramus
writes. 1t was at Logan's Fields, twenty
five miles from Webb's Gross Roads. -
Logan's Is onthe main road from Columbia
70 Somerset, ten miles from the former
place. From Logan's road runs directly
south TO the crossing at Mill Spring.
That road runs directly through the rehsl
Notifications on the north side Of the
Cumberland. The distance from Loca =
to the Mill Spring is ten miles. The
battle should therefore be called Loga q q
Fields.
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bD The Empress Eugene is, according
to late gossip, becoming quite politician;
but her policy is directly opposed to that
Of the Emperor. She corresponds with
many Of the clerical party, and defends
warmly the temporal power Of the Pope
and the cause Of the ex-King Of Naples.