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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
Saturday, Oct. 4th 1862.

CosTRIRu TIoNs TO u s. HospIrAI.-
Received this day at the Medical Hos
pital, from the bountiful hands OF Mss
AUSTIN and MISS SnAADLER of Warsaw,
H., the following articles, viz:
Three gallons Of Milk IS lbs. bneuas
/ loaf Of light bread 2 lbs. butter 4 gals
peaches can Of apple butter; / gallon
of tomato sauce; pan Of tomatoes
gsllons picked cabbage half bushcl Of
cakes half dozen pies; and half dozen
pound cakes.
The weekly visits Of the two benefeent
ladies are hailed with many manifestations
q gratitude and delight BY the sick and
oonyalescent SOLDIERS ut the Medical Col
lege Hospitat- Bless their kind hearts
they are hut s'casting their bread upon
the watAes.'r -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
Madison, Ind, Oct. 4


McGarbor, Quartermaster in General
Geo. Morean's division, telegraphed the
following to the Madison Courier The
advance brigade of Gen. G. NJ Morgan's
command, from Cumberland Gap. arrived
a, Greensburg, Kentucky, to-day, the Sd,
after an exhausting march Of Is days,
having the roads to make in many places.
The men are shosless, bootiess and naked
Four days they have been without rations,
gathering their subsistence from the corn
10 the fields, which they grated to make
bread after the fatigues OF the day. The
men bore the hardships and pr.vations Of
themarch with the greatest fortitude. They
we're marched and under arms 20 hours a
day, skirn.ishing the woods on each side
and repelling the attempts OF the rebel
cavalry in front and rear. The enem7
blockaded the way in every place possible
and harrassed the columns as much rs
possible. Our colamn 10 10, 900 strolg,
with MAGNIFICENT part Of artillery, con.
.i=.i.s e ee pieces, SIX Ct WHICH ere 2,
FOUNDERS, and 400 wagons---ail of which
we're brought of safely. The works ii
Cumberland Gap were left in ruins.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAfLY GArx Cry OYrtcr

"a s
DAfLy GATE CRY oyrrcr
sfsrt egsF vKsoxrK. Oct. ]. az,
FLouR-superhpos II ,o;sprins Wheat eatrssl7s
FsllWhsst Extra % IS "a f1
BRAN ANDsHoRTs--sot soto 4oc p 100 ~.
CoRN--old. 70 70 zoe new, Iac Vbash.
1 sBARLEY-4B to aac bH 4y# @
WHEAT.ln geo demand. Paile6a7 is; sptin, SO
TO SO. s
RYE-e0 TO 2Sc dali. t
oATS--ls to zoe Good demand
PnTAIORS--MsH, 1870 Zoe, ress,i asr. = ) i
SUGAR New Orleans fair lohsii, prime II,
choice u, clASi0ed ~: ssuehs IN dIosfn.
AoLAssEs-Pian.ation4 s03O; susarhoase45ase
Colder sy rp7og 71c--veryscsscs.
coFFkE-Ri"sstSs4ic; Java 2s03o; Laguyrs94Gae.
Il ~ i0k+- sSdbsc. 8T taa 4wul, " fess
va s0AP--PAlm %, Family 5xc, Gernsn (cin.l TX
u7as. 80 ~ &@3 ET7a u = =
CANDLEs-Stariaaal5.s tearine II, Moald 10.
LARD--6 to6te; retail &c rs
BuTTEE-Comm Oh 62D7c; Choie e 10, retains us:
ulders2a2iei Ham la = Clear
ssas~ 80 "; sugar Cure Hams. sc retain De e
LEATHER-soie s.xs aos Har #essa7ase.
HIDES-Dry lot lie, gruhhy half price green
4.o II gree sheer peit. IDc1 IS, green hog skin.
l5c.
HAY-Timethy 80 eo07 90. baied ssooa eli
Prairie o. 0eab 90.
Satisfactorily u 90; Flax Seed % TO sIoo
aNi0Ns-3A84oc.
EGGS--s To Ole.
WITS nEANs-I good demand, ooD1I1o.
FEATHEKS-23aJo.
FRUIT Dried Apples II COG 81 Is p husAsi.-
Dried Peaches - 25t3 50. Asssiss 81 ass 81 SO
| CHEEsE-Western Reserve9c1 Denmak79s
BEEF cATrLE-ltaae gross. s3
| sHEEP--42 O012 50 y head.
! ShLT--G. A. "a 90 q sack Kanawba 4 90 y bar.
sak Ltyerpooi " ss9ea 90 y sack; Lake o. q
Very scarce.
FIsH-Ma cksrsl, No. , sIesGls p Dbl; NO q ~
0sio, NOS s99sio White Fish. No l s4uo
/ p half Dbl. Cod Fish5raf a.
akAGS--Woolen y Cpuat2c. ea
! oI,DlRoN-a9acp Brasseasc 81. Cop
| perlo912hc p a. &s
/ k1cuAxsE.-on New YORK q percent. esHkabIs
funds, Philadelphia Boston, Chicago and ciDcin.
natl per cent. ST. Louis I. per ceEt. Gold 10 TO
| Il pei cent bnsing Is selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
Washington, Oct. 4.

Colonel III. T. Slnders. of the 10Th
Wisconsin volunteers, having marched
with detachment Of his command in
April from Racine to Prairie but hien
without having his commssary duly pro-
vided and secured, and having contracted
subsistence for his men at extasagant
prices, without due regard to the interest
of the Government. has. by direction of
the president. beea dismissed from ser
vice.
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NY TELEGRAPH
New York Mnrket.

New York. Oct
r! ar GAsset 1c better with fair demand ii IS IS O
$3.50 Tor super statr SIS COG 90 20 for Extra State
IS 81 Is SO for super Weserns e5 60a16 Is for Con
mon to Medium Extra Western;
s. w hea& -Markst aa; 9 UsG ~ Is Chicago Spring;
81 l4ssl n for Milwaukee Clubs 81 I9al 9. for
Arsltser ib~u. rs
--cotn--aafket steady afd unchanged; ssaes 70
Mixed W esseru. in dipping order
Undergraduates: 33431h.
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/ .I 1T TIFTFT7 n .
.MidasigAf Rep01rf.
Washington, Oct. 4.
It is believed that The nesrest, point .

1t is believed that the nearest point to
Washington on the Southern Potomac,
at which there are any rebels in arms. il
the Rappahannock Station on the Orange
& Alexandria r. r., 81 miles from Alex.
andria. 8
This morning one Of Gen. IIalleck' g
scouts brought in man named Ell. Me-
Kenney, who was arrested near Leesbure,
on charge OF being spy, in the service
of the rebels. he was taken before Pro
yost Marshal, who sent him to the old
Capitol Prison.
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NOTES ON rRUYrp.

"
GaApxs. The present has been rath-
er unfavorable senson for Grapes; yet
there have been many good specimens
shown. The chief difficulty was, they did
not ripeu weil.
The adaptability Of our soil and climate
to Grape Culture is now generally conced.
ed and while the few are planting ex-
teasavely for wine, We urge oil to plant for
the table. Every one who has even arod
of ground, may have grapevine, train
ed to a wall, post, or lrellis--, yielding
annually its luscious and ie-giving fruit.
& sFor4the table, plant che best. This is
undoubtedly the Delaware--yet, il these
cannot be obtained, the Concord, the BIZ
ana. the Rebecea--or even the Catawba
and Isabeha!-will make very good sub.
GLEANINGs.
John s. Thompson of Aledo, Mercer
county. Illinois, has announced himself as
an independent candidate for Congress in
tho district of which Hon. Charles b,
Lawrence is the Republican nominee. -
Mr.. Thonpson's position seems to be one
of betweeuiry.
h-ps.etn College, Linn county, Iowa,
has Furnished III students for the war
The college is under the supervision Of
the United Brethren, -
The Iowa Instructor, ut la, export, and
the School Journal at Des Moines, have
been consolidated at the latter place.
There are 40 glass factories in the city
of pittsburgh.
An extensive lode Of Cinnabar has
been discovered in Nevada territory, spe-
linens of which contain 60 per cent. OF
quicksilver.
The cotton crop of Egypt for 1852, il
represented to reach 100000 quiutals--
that of 1851, 900, 900 quintals.
1 They now obtain very from the ele-
plants found imbedded in the ice-felds
of Siberia.
In Gen. McClelian's removal from Har.
rison's Landing, there were employed u
miles of wagons.
II Cttan is grown to some extent in the
southern POTION Of Utah Territory.
/ Asahe Hooker Lewis, ESQ.,, editor o.
the st. Louis Democrat, died on the 95tl
ultimo in that city He was native o
| Pennington, Conn.
The Carson City Age tells of new
salt lake found in that territory, the wat
4 ers of which are much more salty thar
the lake Of Deseret
HMr. NJ j. Rusch, formerly Lieu.
Governor of Iowa, has been appointed By
the President as Assistant Quartcrinaste
in the army, with the rank of Captain.
Mr.. Rusch will make good officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
BY TELE G r APH.


Cape Race, Oct T..
The steamship Iara from Liverpool
2bth. va Londonderry 2fth nit. boarded
by news yacht 9 a. m. to-day. Her advi.
ces are one day later than those by the
City of Washington.
North America from Quebeck arrived
at Londonderry on the goth.
Political news by Jura unimportaut.
News Of McClellan's victory over Lee
was received with much satisfaction BY
the Federal party in Liverpool. and gave
IN impulse to the cotton market which was
checked by arrivals Of Surats.
The Times Of the 18th says there we're
large arrivals of surats.
The Times of the 25th, ia an editorial
says after recent events it is not improb.
able that We may yet see Garabaldl cross
ing the Atlantic in an assumed character
Of an Ainefiuan, and fighting for the sub
jugation Of a nation struggling to be free
The Morning Post remarks that TO be
consistent Garabaldi should 20 on the
other side, where nine millions are fight
ing for the right OF governing themselves.
The Post endeavofs to prove Pope's in
competency from his reports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

16T- Officers army regulation caps OF
sPoHGED CLOTH AND WATERPROOF TOPS,
made to order by G. III. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
sept9-d3w. ~ ~
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sl Several engineers, in the Interest
Of the Pi,tsburg. Fl. Wayne L Chicago
r. r. are now travelling over the route Of
the W. x R. R. R., preparatory to max
ing report which will determine the
former company for or against ironing the
latter road. We hope the report will lie
favorable = Oquawka Spectator, ~
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Bostop. Oct. 1.

Boston, Oct. 4.
A privste telegram from San FrancisSo
states that Capt. Sargsat Of the ship
Phantom, who was reported ayOwusd
when the ship Vas lost % Portsf's Rsads,
has been picked up, sagsthef With IL
specie, $500, 900, and haa arrirsdf {,
ahapgAAi. 81 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
MILITARY HATS

Neatly fitted up with all the trimmings
necessary, at VOORHEES,, IS Main street.
Also on hand, a large stock of Hats, Caps,
Ladies Jockes and Hoods, Gloves, DC.
oct2-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

VIII give less ms the Piano and utar q he resi-
aencs 81 street, oPpostis Mckee SusApsons Iis-
e~v St.hIe.
Having had long experience as a her, Mrs, c.
does not hesitate guaranty satisfaction ~ all who
NAV az ali themselves of her services.
Those ishiug to take lessons will please call and
make the nee sssary arrange TO terms, &c
Mrs G.. il per ted refer to Rev Mr. Jepe OF St.
John. Church, and Rev. Mr Williams, Chaplain at
1hss Hospital. septt0- dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
THE GATE CITY.
Z MONDAY, OCTOBER s.

~The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter.
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-du.
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fD- boat is daily expected contain
ing some 700 sick and wounded soldiers,
who are to be cared for at the Govern
ment hospitals at this place Ample pre-
partitions have been made by Dr. Taylor,
Surgeon ia charge, for their reception.
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septi-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN sHiPPERs
4 Or and sfier his date no pvrder 80! be a3lywrd
sold In Ke"kuI vittent pertain - s a'':sl.s nd
NOR any lA of Anna 9k aifstr baT AEAtlAns OF War.
h.s also bern ordered ~ lie special Agent Of the
Treas ~, allow Goods roceries,
except In limited quantities Ter family use, 10 go into
Iii sasnri ~ The southern tier OF Counties.
III. shert b. to keep supplies fren the rsb<ls or
sYsned bands u gusrYiiiss IN Northeast Kissousi.
JOHN sIaAAUS,
Surveyor ofthe Pot = ke, kak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

fy The ga, failed Saturday evening
In ennsf Il llti4se Of tie bursting Of ecu
pie OF resorts. We understand that it
viii be all right again by Monday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
FVRs! FURs I

Burkitt h Co., 06 Main Street, have
just received fine assortment Of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash !.
Their stock Of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep25dlm
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Washington, Oct. 4.

The military commission Of which Hun.
ter is President is understood to be inyes-
tigating circumstances attending the sur
render Of Harlels Ferry, and has sum
moned large number Of witnesses in the
case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

acter. The presumption 10 that the gun
boats will play very important part In
the operations pending. - Cincinnati
Commercial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

@ There will be preaching at the T.
nitsrian Church, this Sunday morning,
At II o'clock. Subject-Working and
waiting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06


The following is An extract from let
ter dated at Norfolk, Virginia, September
goth, and written b. an officer Of New
York regiment @t4
~ am detailed here at General Y eile's
headquarters en- special duty Ny regi-
meut is now on the march for Richmond,
which you will hear from SOON
This may account for the movements
that have evidently been going forward
from Washington for some time pass.--
This may furnish the clue to the recall Of
Sigel aud Heintzelman from their Thor
oughfare Gap expedition, which had iust
begun when 1T was countermanded. The
advance from Norfolk upon Richmond
would be speedy and direct Wouldsit
not be beautiful contamination Of the
rebel plans to lose their own capikal in
their attempt to capture Harrisburg, Phi
lade lphia, Baltimore and Washington -
/ TOhio State Journal 4
rua.arca asoUt Wsssh .ai1; s. e. &c
days ago, that formidable expedition d.
signed for Richmond, vas under way.
Tho fact may account for the abssscs u
rome Of our army corps from tie bettle q
Asticsaa. The special AspaseA .fO1
Washington which ~ pahlieAsa yeslar'
| day, Assaid INST bets ware ftAsly. n6srei
with 20 takers, that Kioh6oad - %,
in our hasds 1.1iAAiy a<Yse dIGTV
printed within ! moath Ihs rohel lor4
> ~ yieiPjtI ! D ~ = !. w &pe1r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

fF- On Sept. cath, Frank Ray and
Stephen Williams, called at the livery
stable Of Mr.. Robert Warnock, corner of
Ninth and thfaiin, and hired buggy and
horse for short ,ide Unfortunately for
Mr. Warnock, the seanps have never re.
turned. Mr.. Warnock started in search
shortly afterit became apparent that they
would not return !; he found his buggy in
Cro,on, broken down, together with part
of the harness. The fellows with the
stolen horses passed into Missouri, and
have not been heard from since. Ray, we
believe, kept saloon on Second street..
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HeaureGard in Connan I'm south
CarOlIna aud GeorEs4

Washtnaton Ort. g.
Beauregard, Sept - Ii officially at
nounces his assumption OF command III
the Department Of South Carolina aud
Georgis. lie says in entering upon my
duties, which may involve at an early day
the defense Of two of tie moet important
cities in the Confederate States. against
the most formidable efforts of our power
full enemy, | shall rely upon the ardent
patriotism, intelligence aud uneonIuerable
spirit Of officers and men under MY COM
mand, to sustain successfully our posts
with credit to our country and our own
honor, and avoid irredeemable disaster.
1t is essential that all should give implicit
obedience to any orders emanating from
superiors in authority.
The Richmond Wig says the entire
rebel losses in The Manassas battles do not
exceed 5000, and losses in the engage
Hient in Maryland range between 5000
and 1000. Beyond doubt our losses
ARE less by one-fourth than those of the
tf4ettiv
Wlnlcr publishes list of about LOG
negroes confined in military prison in
klchmond Of whom 20 are from free
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Emancipation under the ProcIamn.
81 ten. az

fsmonci PduOn under the Fr0clnmn.
kion.
Cor. Of The Chicago Ey,g Journal
Cincinnati, Sept. e6, 1867
In answer TO the assertion that Presi-
dent Llncoln's great proclamation can
have no immediate effect, learn from the
Provost Marshal Of Newport, Ky, that
three fugitive slaves were 1T frfe.in that
city last Wednesday, having escaped from
their rebel masters in BrAggs army.
where they were acting as servants, They
were brought before the Military Cover
nor Of the towns of Newport and Covipg.
ton. who, stating that his duty under the
late proclamation was clear one. provid-
ed them with "free papers," and suffered
them to go their way which they did
rejoicing
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Rntchei ora Hair Dye---The Best I'm
the World.

Hss
the World.
WILLIAM A. BA1CHkLoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces nos 10 be disunguis he'd from nature
warranted not niare the hair IN the least. remeies
The III Effects tad dyes ard instgorses the hair Ter
life Cit 9tI RUSTY lair instantly tatns
asplsLd,d 6istL % bfvv leaving the hair seft And
beautiful. s0Ta b. at g5 TstE
The genuine is vi soei WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
On tAs Jssy SsAks ~ safk Ter.
Factory. No. Fl Rarcias Street, New Yor4- Late
Qaa Broad ~ and Is Band slrsei.l $780, tlsa-dAsly
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pIiliinry Notice.

Oajee OF Provost Marshsi, Aug. 30.
Hereafter 10 s.les " intoxicating liquors will be
permitted to rIiisicd tie lifted States A rmv
intfis city.
Persons sci ling in violation OF this order will be
srressed. and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
rspesittee Of tha orense.
j. NJ. HIATT,
sertl-d Provost Mar24si.
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Ia NOthGC ~ NMARRSSs Nsa
Ky m order f,sm the Treasury perattle nj. Ship
pers Carriers require ,hetYc artns SHIP
ments Of Gods or Salt, amounting TO over $50. 10
places In The first ard cord ier Of counties The
souiAeIn border vi .a Stalls .! Iowa 10 Die IA Ihe
Custom Hosse tats Al hsskak. Iowa, an osth pre-
seEbedb y tle Treasury DtIartmfnt also, to execute
bsea IN proved sare i!es. thstthe Foods therein
desc ,hal he transported sold ot ustd II ans
way, Stse aia conf, ri TO insurgents ~ TO
sympslsttt afsh the~s IN rtheitr sgHinst The Guy
eram~nt % lhe rhitra Sfxtet
blanks can se obtained and instructions given a,
the snrvs CTS once
John sTANNUs,
H~ IS ser~~yor Of isse Port.
Castam Hoass Office. xeolus, Aus &c, '62-aags--d;f
To TIN NERVOUS OF Born SExEs.-
hay IN beer rstersd TO health IN
q few daya. after maEr years 81 gtsat sareftnE. 10
willing assist others by sending freel on receipt
Of Apest-iagadii ~rTsd errrlope copy 81 the prs
eerfpelpn used. -DiFeet N the REV. JOHN Nj. Dag
NALL i2 Fulton stresa Hrookiyn, n. y.
Lieiz-d&wsm
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Nsslce 10 ALippers and carriers.

Eeokuk, Aug. Ia. isGk.
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EE Cannot the drainage of the Estes
House Hospital be improved 7 The large
hollow on the west side Of the building is
. perfect nuisance, and some move should
be made to abate the foul stencil that arises
taerefron How sick men can improve
with suh q drain Of filth in such close
proximity 10 them, we are unable to de-
lermine. In behalf of the sick soldiers,
and also in behalf of ar citizens, we
ask that an effort at least should be made
to remedy this evil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
yndependenl Candidate.

We, the The uudersisnsd electors, Of Lee county
Iowa, most cordially endorse Ger. EhiDoMAN, OF
Kecluk, Iowa aud will use every lawful means 10
alert him CLERK OF the pisHtct Court Of Les county in
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PRINTING MATERIALS
For Sale.

hsvs lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS 0
hand which offer for sale
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

We fud the following piece Of " Romance in
Real Life " in the Buiietia. 1t is the essence OF
novel
Some time since, sharp but poor Yankee he
came desperately rnam0ured Of the only daugh-
ter of rich old Dutcbman who lived in one Of
those charming little valleys that nestle under
the shadow Of Mount Diablo The old gentleman
was very angry, aud threatened TO shoot the
young RASCAL If he caught him about the premises
again lie forbade his daughter to speak to him
or even see him. She seemed to- acquisce cheer
fully in the cruel decision of the bard hearted
father. But love has strange ways fOI one III,
foggy night when Herr Won Schnappleschnoose
had finished his tenth pipe and begun to snore
soundly, she stole out OF the house noseleSs AS
a Cat, aud mounting II horse in waiting for her,
accompanied by Two male companions. rode, at a
break.u"ck speed, toward Oakland. Alter pro
ceeding fifteen miles or more, the fleeing maid
became 50 benumbed with cold that the party
were obliged to stop for shelter at IL lillle CABIN
among the hills. A messenger sent mmrdi
ately to Oakland for clergy man, who was
aroused from his bed, and about the " wee sma'
hours " reached The scene OF our story aud made
The twain one In the mean time, the old Dutch
man, having slept unraslly aud dreamed badly,
arose aud searched the Chamb-r Of the truant
girl. and finding it empty, in rage aud fear called
at the top Of his voice. "Aline e tt! Hans,
Hans get up quick and saddle mine phert.-
Der tylul, Nat, come down from de mountain an
run away nit mine IOcher!' Hans was on hand
in "a twinklng and The two started off on the
trail of the runaways, whom returning the old
fellow at first met in Il towering rage but on
learning the true state Of the case his anger
turned to patrrDal love, and kissing his sonn law
IN true Dutch style, he assured him that he would
set him up with farm.