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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
BUSINESS MATTERS,
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
sHNHBHs, ROTANFC HAIR TONIC

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF ITS GREAT VALUE.
Read the testimony of H. G. ALLEN well known every
where dispenser OF Razor Powder &c. to him and
he will tell you all al bnut II.
WILMINGTON, DELy January 10th 1852.
10 the a0licted-7he Great Balm Of GaeGd
This Ia 10 certify that my wife, for about Ste.n years
past lost the greater portion Of her hair and had be-
come almost entirely bald Aud in order to restore 1t,
spent vast amount Of money various remedies to
penah the hair; hut finding that all the publications In
different papers throughout the country IN reference
restoring the hair proved ute and Of account after
fair trial thought last that would try SM4
portion Of head entirely covered with hair from six
TO eight inches long in the natural color.
E. c. ALLEN
New Castle County, ss. The State Of Deidsvare.
De Il remembered that the 10Th of January. A. D.
1862, personally before the suhsrrlber Edmund O
sn who being duly sworn, saith that the statement
made TO the above certificate aud by him subscribed is
true Sworn and subscribed ut the city Of Wilmington
Delaware. the day aud year aforesaid, before.
ABRAHAM srAATs,
Justice Of the Peace.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25

SAPoNIFIER! SAPoNIFIER F.! /!
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
All Kitchen Grease be made into good SOAP by using
SAPoNlFIERl
SOAP is easily made with IT, making cup of eof
fee. MANUFACTUKED ONLY BY THE PArENTEES-
"a. SALT MANUFA CTURLNG COMPANY
No. 127 Walnut, Street Philadelphia.
febl1.Iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
Desirable City Lots for Sale.

OTIS beautifully situated in the part of the city
IL having commanding view Of the river. persons
pectng to purchase will do we'll to examine them before
purchasing elsewhere The subscriber has control OF
several squares. A plot can be seen by calling at the
store of Sh and Market Streets Institute Building
CHAs W. ROWLAND.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
KOLLOCk's
DANDELION COFFEE.

KOLLOCK'S
DANDELTON COFFEE.
This preparation, made from the hest Java Coffee
recommended by physicians superior NUTRITIOUS
BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyspepsia, and all
bilious disorders Thousands who have been compelled
to abandon the Of coffee will this without injufi.
effects One contains the strength OF two pounds
OF ordinary coffee. Price 20 cents.
k0LLOCK'S LEVAAN,
The pureHt and best BAKING POWDER known, for
making light, sweet aud nutritious Bread aud Cakes,
Price 10 cenls. Manufactured by
M. III. kOLLOCK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
Aud sold by all Druggists and GrocerE fsb25-6m.
j. T. HEALD'S
February List of New Books.
Practical Christianity, treatise specially designed for
young men, by John s. C. Abbott
Vol. II AppletOn'H New American Cycopmdia.
Un1eTcnrrHnts OF Wall Street, by the Rev. John Gun
bingham, author Of the Great Preparation and uteat
Tribulati0n.
Iomin's Art of War, new edition.
A Strange Story, by Sir n. Bulwer LyttOn.
Tho Warden, BY Anthony Tfolope, authsr Of FramleY
Parsonage, (hand and pocket editiOn)
CastlJ Wafer TIL, Plain Gold Riug, domestic novel
by the author of East Lynn.
Rebellion Record part 18th, containing the portrait.
Of General Burnside and Gsneral Mccall.
Fort Lafayette tale OF Love and Secession, by Bena
mu Wood.
John Brent, by the late Major Winthrop author oi
Cecil Dfemo.
Poems with Auiobographic and other notes, by L. IL
Stockton, Chaplain b Congress.
Eighth Census OF the United States of America, 1860
he Privilege of the writ of Habeas Corpus under the
Constitution, by Horace Binney ESD
All choice publications OF the day received
published, AZ 1T uEALDs,
42l Market Street.
feb2l. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
For Sale Cheap
FOR RENT.

A LARGE aud convenient Dwelling House, on Market
n Street, No. $40, between sth 9Th Streets will be
rented cheap until spring, possession given forthwith
Apply to WIN. MeCAULLEY,
nOy5 No. COG Market Straet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
WANTED.
CIRCULAR r

active lad about IA or years of age as errand
n Apply at No h09 Market street. aug 2O-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
H AR RDW ARE.
G. A. RoDN EY,
SUCCESSOR To G. BANNING,
Nh. 0OA Market street.


Importer and Dealer in american and Foreign
Hardware
II. DIssToN's HAND, PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
sANDwlcH co.'s CUT TACKs, BRADs, SHOE
wM BEATTY SONS AXES HATcnErs and
EDGE TOOLS.
AMERICAN SCREW CoMPANY's GIMLET POINTED
SCREWS
RUSSELL ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANY's
LOCKS, LATCHEs, SC. &c,
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY'S CABINET and
pADL0CKS
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON CoMPANY's CUT
and CLINCH NAILS and SPIKES
O. AMES SONS SH0YELS and SPADES.
JENNING & PUGIrs AUGER BITS
WILLIAM BUTCHERS CHIsELS and PLANE bits
NEW ENGLAND BUTT CoMPANY'S BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS, &c &e.
T.. C. STEPHENS 4 CO.'S B0NWOOD RULES.
BALDWIN TOOL COMPANY's BENCH and MOULDING
PLANES.
sPENCERs and MOSS and CANDLES FILES and
RASPS.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDwARE-a full assort
ment.
All of which are offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
sfmn,s, botanic Hair Tonic.

This extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouly remedy that will the hair to grow
again where II has fallen oil hcame thin, II
itchy humors scalp diseases, removes dandu and all
other impedn6nts to a healthy head Of hair Sold In 4
oz, bottles ut q cents and pint bottles at ST.
Dir. J. SIAIMS & son,
Sole Manufacturer, Fourth and King sta.
Wilmington, Del.
Sold by nj BURTON and CowGIIL& 4 son, Dover,
aud Dealers everywhere feb1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

Mr.. Davis cpatoaded IhaA Congress
had no power % enlarge or deninish the
qnali6catioss Of officers. prescribed by
tn Constitution
Mr.. Trumbsn said TIA Constitution
prescribed the form Of osth for the Presi-
deaf, batIfhis act did not apply to the
President, bnt 70 those persons sppoint-
ed TO the civil, military, OF naval depart
ment. # 81 fT gr saa
III A cisim in the sixth article provides
generally, that Senators, Representatives
aud other officers shaii ba bound by oath
70 support ths Oosstituaion,a bnt pre-
scribes no firm. The Object 4fr his act
'is TO prevent persoAs eikassd ID Mis- rs-
bsllion from holding Office uader the
Government. He never wanted % zee .
person Who had voluntarily. taken ar
arms agAinst the Govsrume ii, In either
branch Of Congress, or holding an Office
under the GoYctniaent., lie, did not b..
lieve the Senator from Delaware wanted
any such person to hold Office. Without
coming to vote on the bill. on motion Of
Mr.. Fesstndes, the Naval appropriation
bill was taken up.
HOUSE, The bin to SECURE The more
prompt payment 10 officers and yoMu.
teers Was passed IL
The Senate bill adding forty Surgeons
and oae hundred and twenty Assiatan,
Surgeons, wis also passed, sitter the House
had added . section abolkhing Brigade
Surgeons. plscing them on IN Aquai foot
ing with the army Surgeons, II being the
opinion Of the Surgeon General that their
services can thus b. rendered more use,
full. sss sssse1
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sC)bfhfERCI,A11l

Il <n-~~rs
~s.2 &<s@,@ &C. DArrr uysTs ef+, o,,,,.
# & f1g 77rR liz ss3ss 5sf kxokrx. June u, ~.
.FLoUR-supsrnss4 u to:Spris sw Asats xsra o. -
Pail w heat Extra ~ 20.
BRAN ANDsHoEr3--sOto 4Oc ? 100 ~.
CoHN.lis 20 80 p b&sk. asla@
BARLEY-asc. st
wnxAT--1a COED Demand ysIi 7se77; Springs
10 soc.
RYE-aSc 10 30. So - I L44 - 3.
oATs-Is TO 1Oc. 81
PoTAToks-ls1eoty thelsad, retail sets 2se. "A
-aHGAR-sew orleans fair .saGIa psins -
u; clAhlsd ll4lss rrusAed aal sosf 10 -.
AoLAsSKs--ssAasssien <s4sas sasashousslsAss
Golden syrup7O0 ~ q
coPrks- kissiosse; Javaasss~ iAsay r.s4aas.
RicK-si19c.
soAr--faln =, Pa.siy ske. a.ruan tcin., N
o7es. @ 4 s& szs4aea
2cAKDLEs-stAr isoIs, stsasiAe II Mould 10. !,
LARD-StoSaci retail 70 &c.
BUTTkK--COhaHon sss7e choicslo ,rssaill2kols
|! PRO Shoulders 2; Hams ;clear staea
| TO Al; Rib Sides u to
LKATHRR--Sole 2402s IN arness91a3o.
HTDEs-Ury i6io Zee, .rnh'y hair price green
4.otl; green .lssr psl.s aSl %; green hog akin,
/ 3cs ally %Nf|&+ &S s@ Sa
HAy-Timothy. % 01ss 90. baled 81 ORG d,
Prairie o. ooas ". :,
sEKDs-Timothy u %: F.1 seed sioo.
oEIONs-1511ac. ISL Sfss4ss*
kGGS-4t0 &C. TT
wnrTk BEAys-ih goo demand, soez sizes.
FEATHERS-e0Aa5.
| FRUIT Dried Apples u oaSsi 2sS bushsi. =
Dried Pesehss esAso $3.50. RAisins s4s6es sauo
CHRKsE--We sssrn Reserve DC; Denmsk .Rs
| HAS--a9aasg ross.
sHkEP-ei soo4 o. ? head.
aFxs 49, - -. 80
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The FonrsA ~ yuly.

Shall We have public celebration here
in Keokuk, OF shall We 60 to some Of our
neighboring towns and enjoy the bospi-
talities Of the day. or shall every man and
every mans wife and children and the
rest Of mankind, each for himself, and on
his Gown hook" celebrate the day Sin
his own way, subject only to the constitu
ton of the United States"
Won't our city fathers, or somebody
else's fathers, Eset together, consult ovel
and decide upon this matter at once, fol
If We are to have public celebration it i.
time we we're settling the preliminaries
and if not, We ought to know it, that y,
may feel free to exercise our own natural
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CHAPETER 100.
ApJuTANT GENERALS REPORT.

I'm f TO prsridx for At qualifications Of
sas rspyrt If tAe Ad,sfsnf 6s.eyaa
SEcrtos l.. lie It raarted 5g thu fssas,ai 3s.,mlts
tAT Of Iewa, tt the day III Aauar, lrss
fhe Ada.sbt General OF this shall tsk. report
To the tsovenncr Of this stats % Of his Of
hee which, shalt contain ife pre- tsnsstuss ssued by
tie President Of the uniisd stsi-+, lng on the
seyefa states Isr voALsfrs The orders OF the Ada
tant General Of th United States 10 the Aduta f,u
era Of tae iaie of Iowa 10 regard the raslsg and
equipment o! soiaGt<ers. the pfoctAmakicns OF The
Governor Of this State calling for volunteers 70 re-
spond 10 tbs eaI OF the President orasrs Issued
By order vi the 1sysrnor In relation the raising OF
volunteers Of genera interest: such ether
ds iAaaed ns ocsrs Of The United State. OF this
state in relation 70 the rai,anr nsnvE. suhsfsiins
or conduit Oh volunteers fAised la shts Stase M m.
Ad1ntaai Gene raj may deem exreafeHI tic names
Sesiasles, And place oil BstiFHJ ali Field aud STAG
Odcsss &ppoins from this SLATE together with surb
iecs n regard to their sppon iBeat. promotion Ar
- he may deem expcdieAi tho nagar, place OF resi-
aenc< n,tyiy, place Of esiistment, tune OF muster
nf Into the lhiied States service. ke Of all priv atss
and compa' cfbeers esiisied il this STAT, tAe
nAmea. Ae aI all diseha sged soldiers tcxsah~v vtth
lns eass. e a.sehArss the names OF all tilsd and
weuadea ssidlerA, together battle In hieh
tie same were khi-d wounded, together With snrl
ufcssl npsrss of the battle may be de mel OF gs
sfat tBtesess The names Of soldiers etist In This
-Ets That have de- rted. III ~ thai have ~sn N.
hea"fAais discharged. trt Of The number kIud and
Snai, Of resolved y the state frem lhs United
ktars and ss dtsPositlsn ads of sfe ssae together
With such other fset# and siters pertaining IL the
daanxs o. hrs once - may be Of xenerai interest
~. ST.. 49,, "no' snsn aaha .Ae report over
and Within Hfy Gays thereafter, print fve theuss nd
copies Of said re;.r. @I'eh. when bound in sosras
shall be dell y~r@d ta tLe Secretary OF state.
hEG The Secretary OF State shall dis yibnte ssid
yefsTts rs foil0ws. hundred espes the m
eF o9s hundred copies 10 The stsi% Library be nssd
A. many ~ be beeesAay In exchange with other
states li,r haiaaee 10 he kept in the state Iibrary
tvsaty 70 The state Httcricss socssy ono each 20
the Recorder Ccsn,y Jadge and Clerk ihe Dstrics
Court - each organized county In TIL. STATE to be
kept IN their respective ofees and delivered their
successors; two thousand copies 10 the Adjaian Goa
trAi " o shall distribute one copy esrh commits
siohed ofheer from thisssta.e ami nany mar be
necessary 20 exchange ~ ith ts erals OF
other states and of the ualted States which copies
resrlssa an other States and The United ksatss 81
be kvps la his Once and handed his
lea eop.s. 10 zach state cer horstoforc
ed the baiaaee 80 he aiirihtted equally 10 The
hers OF tsc Pr sssi ten 4 Assembly.
Approved April SiA ie12. tjel4-dlt
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FROM HALLECksR An NM.
Wastington, June IL

washington, June 10.
Dispatches from Gea. illleck, dated
18th, Pm, have Leen received at the
War Department. Beauregard is report
ed to have been At Blank with the re-
mains of his army on Sunday last Spies
and deserters represent the rebel army to
be greatly disorgsnised, mutinous and de-
serting. Regiments which refused to
serve longer than their time Of enlistment,
have been disarmed, and large number
shot. The immense destruction Of valuable
stores proves that the retreat was hur-
ried one. Half burned locomotives and
cars are found in places where they would
not have been left if the enemy had been
making contemplated and prepared re-
treat. The rebel army has stripped the
whole country south of Corinth, and most
Of the inhabitants are in a starving CON
dition.
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XxxvuC Congress- First Session
Washington, june IS.

washington, june ID.
SENATE.--Hale presented tho petition
of Oliver l.. Pierce, that m appropria-
ton OF FIVE thousand dollars be made
for building submarine war boat.
Mr.. Fessenden from the Committee on
Finance reported back the bill appropria-
ting s15O,OOU for certain Post Office
routes. The bill passed. On motion
made, the bill providing for the oath of
allegiance to be taken in certain cases,
was taken up.
On the suggestion Of Mr.. Powell the
bill was laid over until tomorrow. !.
Mr.. Sumner from the Committee on
Foreign relations reported bill to carry
into effect the treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, for the suppress
sion OF the slave trade. The bill pro-
vides for the appointment Of United
States officers OF mixed Courts at New
York, Sierra Leone and Cape Of Good
Hope, each Of the three Judges to re.
ceive twenty-five hundred dollars pei
| annum, also ior the Arbitrator :: Nov
York. 70 receive one thousand dollars
per annum, and the others two thousand
each, also for the Clerks Of the Court d
New York. TO receive the fees pertaining
to the Office. MI ..ss NJ.
Mr.. Trumbull called up the bill from
the House prescribing the oath Of Office
Mr.. Salisbury thought it doubtful
whether Congress had the power to "a,
that man who takes the oath prescrib
ed BY the Constitution, shall not exenis'
the function Of his Office unless he take
An additional oath, prescribed BY Con
gress.
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New York June 10.


The steaner British Que ID, With Ha.
vana dates to rho It'll, and Nashua, 9th
arrived this evening Among her pas.
sengerfis Mr.. Plumb, bearer. Of the rat
fled postal convention aud, extradition
treaty with Mexico.
The news from Mexico of the first insf.l
confirms the defeat Of the Erench troops
by the Mexicsm, five hundred Of the
former being killed and seven, hundred
aiken prisoners, but tho latter were re-.
leased, As there was not food enough Il
feed them. The Mexicans are actively
terrifying the Capital, and the French
will march against il when reinforcemsnta
arrive. The statement was current n
Havana that French designs are not Sc
much axsinst AeRiee AssqpilAt the U. S.
Great disafection sxista among French
officers, leading to appeals 70 Nspoleoo,
The English Minister has concluded 4
treaty with Dcoblada. and it Is said that
Ceballas, agent Of Gen. Pr;m,7 has also
concluded ratification of the Almoate
treaty. Saragoxs has . force Of i ,0OC
| men, and Orteza was expected in Mexico
with {, 200 more, and recruits are csminp
10 from all points. Marquex Was in Vera
Cruz, and was about to impress forced
loan ON foreign merchants, aud II was sup
posed that the English Minlster would
protest, though some thought be would
not, as it might displease the French.
The yellow fever is increasing at Ha-
vana.
The Schooner Constitution arrived al
Havana on the 9th, from Sabine Pass
with rebel cargo consigned to the Brit
ish Consul, Crawford. Nassau dates to
the 7th note the arrival of the rebel
steamers Creole, ON the 9th. and the Kali
on the 9th. from Charleston, with dates
from rebeldom Of the I'd inst. The Ha-
bana Herald says, "At last it appears
the southern States are in the ascendant,
and their noble courage is meeting some
reward. I" 1t then gives the rebel &C.
count of Jackson's raid in Virginia.
The steamer Nellie, in attempting tc
run the blockade on the 9th, was run
ashore after being shelled by federal
cruisers, and her cargo landed on Sing
Island, slightly damaged, but the vesse
pretty badly used up.
| The steamer Tubal Cain, with a cargo
for The rebels. arrived mt Nasssa irou
Liverpool, consigned to the rebel agents
Adderly 4 Co.
The inhabitants Of Sing Island wer.
busily engaged planting cotton seed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

~The Rail Road accident to which
We referred yesterday. WAS occasioned
by sparks setting fire to the hay with
which the cars we're loaded. and by which
three Of them were consumed. Mr..
Trite, the mail carrier, is suffering severe
" from the injuries received in attempt
ing to uncouple the train, his body having
been sorely crushed between the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

~ Elegant ice-cream, delicious straw,
berries and refreshing soda water are d
ways to be had at OHMEH's Saloon for
proper consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
Washington, June /,

A Baltimore slave trader, who is large
ly engaged in the traffic in human flesh.
testified before the emancipation commits
sioners yesterday. Slaves are worth
nothing in Maryland. The negroes are
running away so fast that thar value
sensibly depreciates.
A bureau of emigration is talked Of
here. with Eli Thayer at its head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
Batchelor7s Hair Dye--.The hest IN
the World.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces TO dstingu shsd from Iatnre--
warranted not 10 irare fhs hair init ieas; remedies
the III effects o! tad dyes AID nssorates The hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
spis pdid black brown, leaving the hair soft and
besutful. sold by all druggists, Ac
TIE genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. RATCHELOR,
Ar tosy x.d<s If saca tsf.
Factory, No. 81 hareiay Street, New York Late
S33 Broadway and f6 Bond street ie6-dxwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
THE GATE CITY,
SA7T RDAY, JUNE Ia.

SEE TIE "X"-We will hereafter
mark an X ON papers to indicate that tho
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish 10 con.
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
FK0M BOSTON.

Boston, June Is.
Hon. Albert Currier, of cwburyport.
passenger by the Africa, informs the
Traveller that two steamers were about TO
leave Queenstown for Nassau, with the
intention of running the Southern block
ade. One was the Japan, of 4B7 tons
burthen, commanded by Capt. jenkins,
reported to be owned in Liverpool. She
was filled with one thousand barrels of
powder, in the night time, and would sail
Immediately. This steamer was formerly
the Andie Childs, which ran into South
ern port some time since. and took cargo
of cotton. The second vessel, OF 500 to
200 IONS, reached Qusenstown, May
31st, loaded with arms and stores. She
would Gil up with powder before sailing.
Her name was not ascertained. The in
habitants of Queenstown state that two
other vessels sailed the previous week for
Nassau, for the purpose Of running the
blockade. Mr.. Currier states that while
in England there was a general feeling in
favor OF the South. II is exactly the re
verse, all classes being ardently in favor
of the triumph Of the Government and
the restoration of the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

0 Lieut.. Col. Trin,ble, Of the Third
Iowa Cavalry, was IN town yesterday,
bearing esidenrc of the honorable wound
kn received in tho brittle of Pea Ridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14


~suit was brought yesterday against
the Keoknk Branch of the State Bank Of
Iowa for $3.50, $50, being amount on de-
post 70 the credit Of plaintiff, which the
bank refused TO pay on proper demand
being made, ~.
Wepublish the above BY request, and
also add the following pertinent state
ment:
aIn Justice to the bank, ] desire TO
state that the money above referred TO
belongs to the steamer Des Moines City,
and was wrongfully deposited in the name
Of another person, and that have pro.
hibiled the bank from paying it over, and
taken legal steps to restrain them until
the ownership is determined by law.
adam HIsE"
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ras- Captain Anderson of this city,
connected with the Third Cavalry, who
was wounded in a recent skirmish. has
returned home, where, by the kind nurs-
ing which can be had no where else SO
well, We trust he will soon recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

WAR NoTIcE.-All persons having
OF the State In their possession required To
thru ,he same im~eassssiE at my once
&. W. L0wRIE,
tQ-df AssisS Qaarternsasier Gent OF Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

PRISONERS OF WAN HerrKkED -
Chas. Lindley and Benz. Ward, members
Of the Curtis Horse Regiment, who were
captured near Fort Henry, returned home
on the packet last evening, and Sehr,
Fix, Scidel, and Rhode, ale on their way
up. having been paroled by order of Gen
Bcauregard. They were confined about
ten days ut jackson, Mas, at which
place Captain Howe, of Burlington, and
several other commissioned officers Of
the same regiment are still kept in Gus
tody. They speak very favorabiy Of the
treatment received at the hands of the
rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

To THE NERVOUS AND CoNsUMPTivE
BOTH sxIss.-A Retired Clergyman having been re-
stored TO health 10 few days aftar many years RI
great Su scring ID willing assist others BY sending
tfree, receipt OF postpaid directed esveiope
rapy o. the prescription ns-d. Direct &, The REV.
Y. jeIg-dAwAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
state OF Iowa.
ADSrTAkr GEsERAL's OFRtcK, IewA,i
Citation, June 9th, 1864

Citation June 9th, 1863
GENERAL ORDER no. :.
The attention OF all Field, STAFF and Company on.
GERS Of ipwa Regiments and Companies, Ii pattiru.
lariy dir rtsd to the fellow Ing Chapter OF the Act.
this last General Assembly of Iowa.
In order TO secure proper record ofthe various
Regiments and Companies, to be published In the He
port Of the Adtutsnt General Ii will be that full
returns Of all changes should be this Depart
ment Immediately together with regular monthly
lures hereafter. Such arc due TO eur brave
solaisSs piisates. well rs officers HE name and
haaorf tso TT "a tha Ff4sef war is e+tisaFBed OF
every one VI whom II desired .hai aipsaF saia
Report.
It's also especially requetted that ali officers aud
soidiers OF the LIST Iowa Infantry, who the
ssrvics nt the United states will report tais osce
their present position.
II Is further desired that copies of reportA Of Skin
mishes or battles, In which Iowa soldiers have been
engaged, may be furnished this once whether by
officers in command u Divisions, Brigades Reri.
ineuts or Detsehmcnts.
E.B BAKER
Adjatsnt General of iowa.