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c6 REWARD-LOST ON SATURDAY,
pCMsrch lst, pocket book, containing two $40,
two 80, one 50, and one 81 bill tho rest in silver.
By leaving Ihe al 81 Broome st the finder will
receive the above reward. LIZ
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EOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-THE TWO
Il story brick dwelling the south-eas, corner q
North Second and Eighth ~, williamsburgh large
los Of ground, with two fronts, and stable on ,hs
only a small portion Of the purchase oney want
ed the rents will realize about i2 PER cent ths
cost. HUGHES & GREEN, 1853 Grand - Will
IamsburEh. mhi 2'i0e
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RIO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
Il wan,ed--s few good branchers good " Aga will
he PAID.
Apply 90 Walker 81, up stairs. II
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A UCTION NOTICE - THE PROPERTY
[lof DR. Arthur Prentis., las waverey, be,w.ea
Washington Square and Gan sv, will be q III q,
put lie auction this day, MTch 3, N 2 o'clock pre-
cisely, Consisting 81 offics chAirs, table, bookcass
and washstsn, beds,ead bureaus, attressc-, eeds,
btddisg, blankets, sofa beis lounges g.. Sale pos
tive. Al goods must be removed "a hours Ater sale.
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THREE GOOD CART HORSES FOR SALE,
Il cheap.
T. be seen at No. $40 West TSen,y. seventh
street until sold n
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAEERS-S OR
"A good brAnchers wanted INN sd Nely AZ lOl
Duana 81. also good rosemakfr, who can work
by the piece, or b, the week. GJOd wages given,
and p id every nd,y. mal s'tN
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RebelIio ON vs.. Rebellion.

From the Trent on Tenn Standard, Jan. TO-.
We regret to say that considerable evil
dence of disleyalty to the Confederate
Government has been manifested in some
of the counties in West Tennessee since
the call upon the militia was made---one
county CARROLL having gone SO far, we
learn, as positively to refuse to submit to
the detail. In Weakly county, also. we
learn, there was trouble on Monday last,
which led TO the fear that serious Difficult
ties would occur there, but We understand
matters were settled peaeeably and without
boodshed, which was at one time appre-
hended In McNairy county, however,
the disatfection seems to have reached its
highest point, as We see from the West
Tennessee Wing that it was found neces'
sary to send troops into that county te
arrest some of the authorities. and to send
attachments of soldiers to other counties
for the same purpose.
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-~s+~s~~-ea7 s-r- -T'v f-7- --@r-
FROM w ASHHNGSTON.
Washington, Jan. 20


The House passed the legislative, ex.
ecutive and judicial appropriation BILL
Among the provisions are the following,
viz: s'That nothing in this act shall pre-
vent hereafter a reduction Of salaries, and
that mileage now due By law shall be paid
as soon as certified by the presiding officer
Of each House, but there shall be no con.
struction for mileage beyond what is al.
lowed by law, namely: mileage for each
regular session only" The bill makes
appropriation merely for objects authorized
by existing statutes.
Mr. LoYejoy, from the Committee or
Agriculture, reported bill appropriatins
s3 900 to be expended under the direc
ton OF the Secretary Of the Interior, fo
purchasing upland cotton seed for genera
distribution through the Patent Office
| Passed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Davis Starts for Springfield
Another Division to Follow.
Otterville, Mo-, Jan. 20.

Otterville, Mo-, Jan. 20.
The movement foreshadowed by the
preparations Of the past week has taken
place. One division under the command
Of Gen. JEFF C. Davis has already taken
up its march for the South. They left
Versailles yesterday morning. Their des.
tinatien is supposed to be Springfield -
The division consists Of FIVE regiments,
the 9Th and ed Indiana, 37th Illinois
and 9th Missouri, accompanied by two
batteries Of twenty -four pieces and three
companies of cavalry, under command Of
MaieF Hubbard From the skill and en-.
ergy Of Gen. Davis important results are
confidently predicted.
The next division, under Gen. Turner
is expected to leave tomorrow or Friday
They will probably cross on parallel and
more Western line.
Emissaries from Price, bearing PRINTED
commissions signed by him, are busily re
cruiting through all this section A
number have been captured and brough
in, upon whom the documents wer,
found. They are authorized to enlist fo
three to twelve months, or during til,
war. There are about fifty prisoner
here awaiting the order Of the Proves
Marshal General.
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L.rge Average oil K1ox..

Mr.. w. S Wright, Sen, Of Harrisburg
Township. Van Buren, County, had killed
at Patterson a. Timberman' pork house,
214 head of hogs, all raised and fed ID
said township; weight II ,92s. The aver
age weight of each hog was S37 lbs; al
head fed by j. q. Vail averaged 800 TBS;
As by L. Farnum averaged 1886 fbs; 25 by
w. S. Wright. Jr., averaged 3l2 Tbs; II
by o. G. Proper averaged 335 lbs; SO by
Minor Ealing averaged $50 Tbs. All Of
the above hogs were fatted within cir.
cult of two miles, and were oil the hog:
fatted by the owners. Beat that. old Lee, il
ven can, None of them were over Is
months old. The pedigree was a mixture
of Chester White and Byfeld. j. G
Vail had six hogs, ls months old, which
averaged 47O lbs, out of his lot Of Al.
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queer Order. Is IL a Farce
LeayenWorth, Jan. 2s.

The following general order, issued by
Maj. Gen. Hunter, has caused a sensation
in civil and military circles: In the expe-
ditiop about to be started South from this
department, called in the newspapers Gen.
Lane Expedition, it is the intention OF
the Major General Commanding this de-
partnlent to command in person unless
otherwise expressly ordered by the Gov
eminent. Transportation not having been
supplied, we must 20 without it. All
| tents, trunks, chests, chairs, camp tables,
camp clothes, &c, must be at once stored
or abandoned The General Command
ing takes in his yalise but one change o.
elothine, and no officer or soldier can car
ry more. The surplus room in the KNAPP
sack must be reserved for ammunition an,
provisions. Every officer and soldier vii
carry his own clothing and bedding :
The General Commanding has applied +
the Government for six Brigadicr Gen
erals that this command may be properl
organized, and until their arrival ii is nee
essary that he should appoint acting BRIG
afiur Generals from Tire srt1iur- Goleheit
TO enable him to do this in accordaac
with the order ON the subject, each Cole
mel will Immediately report the date o
which he was mustered into the service G
the United States.
(Signed1 ID. HUNTER,
Mai. Gen. Commanding
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GHERIFF"S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Lee CorsTy--SS;
BY virtue of n special execution TO me directed, is
sued by the Clerk Of the Dsrc. Court Of said county
in fav OF Ralph Tawsey assignee ef lie aire, and
against John &, Floyd aud Peter w. p tier, tand
decree against john rnde rwood, Michael Griihth.
Chss. vinsl X. H. Weoly and G. g. Alien I have
levied upon aud Will sell to the highest bidder nj the
the clerks Office OF the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa at he kuk In said county, on the 27h
day of February, A. D. 1e62 between the hours Of 3
o'clock a. aud O'Clock p. m. ~ said day, COM
mencing al O'Clock the following pr perty, to-
wit The north east quarter i.f OF section number
fourteen 4 township sixts-six GO north. range hve
ISL west; The south bali vi of section six lsi, town
slp sxtyAix I6l north. fange six 6l wsst, the un-
dsdcd ,hree-eisths r. of the east h1ff Of the
southwest quarter II u section fourtsen l1il, and
The undivided three eshts Of the fractional north
half "a OF section thirteen i3l and the undivided
.gths I'D u the west half III of the south-sssi
quarter II suction fourteen and The undivided
threeeig,hs III Of the south haif III % section pne-
ie, all IN township sixty-sx 1851 north, range
1 nve I51 west In Lee c,nnty, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order OF Cest
| 10 satisfy said writ OF Execution.
/ EeoKuK, January 81 1869
| N. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Ice County.
| jn2sd BY D. b. SAITH, jr., Deputy.
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nIPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and dangerous disessesT .
Magnetic ofntmebtis nniatlinr remedy II used in
season. Apply freely 10 the Threat ard Chest
er with hot HesneI This Ointment has been before
te biie % yeats. aha is constantly increasing
demand las established its reputation as superior
LiHimrntiB all cases where soothiEf and relaxing
remedy is required, particularly IN rheumatism, Ne
ragta Inflammation OIL The bow els and Kidneys pr
nal Affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles Wounds and
bruises.
last page aiso pamphlet with agent. and
each bottle.
Sold by ali Druggists. Price 25eenta.
Order tnay he saaressedio.J. J., wAik inson. Who'll
r FATE n gent, Ne. 81 MsiH ST. keekrk lonx.
deei3 dimw9t
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CoMPLETED.-1he levy OF ei5,VOo up
on the secesh gentry Of Marion county,
ordered by General Halleck to repair the
bridges on the @. & p. 4. r., has been
completed by Zen. Prentiss and will be
collected forthwith. While the levy was
being made there were more Union men
in the county than had ever been dream.
ed of-the number Of sudden conversions
was represented az truly astonishing.
Should they stay converted, the levy vii
prove ''good thing in more respects
than one.--[Q Quincy Wing.
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Wasl.ington Jan. 90 /.

n - s.aI4tIi I, VII, = ID. -. -
A dispatch from Gen. Hentzelman
dated Fl, Lyon to-day, addressed to Asst.
Adjt. Gen. Williams, says: Last night q
force If fifty men Of the 37th New York
regiment, under Lieut.. Col. Burke, sent
out BY Col Hayman, surprise1the enemy,
some Texas Rangers, at Mr. Lees house
at the head Of Belmont, on Occoquan
Bay. The rebel force was about thirty
men. They Tough. until all but one were
killed, whom Col. Burke took prisoner
Our loss was one killed and four wounded
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COMMERCIAL.

f
- DArIy CARR CRY ornur, I
KE0K-K Jan. 20, 81.
FLOUR npcrnne sfs5 sprins whea, cx,rs q Is;
Fall Wheat Extra ~ Is.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs--a1t 10 foc y 1909 ~.
CORS-f5al6 " bush.
BARLEY-a5e.
wnEar--ln good demand. Fall esa7o; sp'iD. -
TO soc.
RFE-25c 10 30.
OATS--12xa i5c.
PoTAToEs-lsas2g by the load retail e5 TO soc.
sUGAR--New Orleans fair 1oi8ilh prime II "a
12h; clarified i2lal 1871; crushed and loaf 1894.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50; sugarhouse 4sdEso;
Golden syrup 10875c.
CoFFEE- Rio2 a29c. Java $3.50; Laguyrn 24Qa26.
RlCE-9al9c
soAP-Psim &c, Family 54se, German tGia.} n
07ac.
CANDLES star I5ai6, stearine IL Mould 10.
LARD--s to DC; retail Sic.
RuTTER--Gemmoh Gs1e; Choice 10 retail ~ no l5
LEATHER-sole asaos: Harness 28g30.
HiDES--Dry loo, green 4; green sheep pelts
3O1s 35e green hog skins I5c.
HAY-Timothy new s5 oosg co. haled ~ oo4 $40;
Prairie 50 90.
enthusiastically u co. Flax Seed rs ~.
oSIuss-a5a40c.
EGGS--7e.
WHITE BEANS--59et9 u 90
| FEATHERS 20G25.
| FRUIT Dried Apples 81 o5aSl SOS bushei.-
Dried Peaches % ESQ ~ 50. Rsisins ~ oog $500
CHEEsE--Wcstorn Reserve Dc; Denmak 6b4T
/ BEEF-lhae2c gross; 3a4 y quaries.
| sHEEP--S1 5o425a head.
HoGS-Dr ssed aaaAsc.
! sALT--G. a. 81, 50 y sack; Kanawha 81 25 y bar.
rel; Liverpool 81 COG 81 30 y sack; Lake 50 10 v
| Dbl.
/ FTsH--Mackerei, No. 4 si6s als q bbl.; No.e 81
| @SlG, No. SgaSl0. White Fish No. g Uo'a 5,
| y half Dbl Cod Fish 5SbG o b.
| RAGS--1tc.
4 OLD fRoN-tsG4eS h HrHss 6aec a. Cop
| per log Eye T..
| EXCHANGE-on New York, Bank able Funds
per cent:--ror gold nouiiuai. st. Louis, little doin
aud no settl ed rate.
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Fay 81 VOtOnebS ANA tt~t0 Ohfac0Fss
Washington, january 20.
The House passed bill providing in
oil cases that where volunteer regiment
has been or shall be raised to the mini
mum standard, the colonel and other field
officers who shall have been commissioned
as such shall be entitled to receive the pay
and allowances as established by law
for their respective grades from the time
they we're severally authorized in writing
by the President, Secretary OF War, or
Governor of their State, to raise such reg.
iments, provided, however, that in nc
case shall such pay date back more than
three months prior to such regiment be
ing raised TO the minimum Standard
The provisions of the bill are also to ap
ply TO Captains, excepting that their pay
shall extend back only two months.
MIR Blair of Missouri, urged the pas
sage Of the Senate bill authorizing th,
President in certain cases to take posses
sion Of railroads and telegraph lines, wher
IN his Judgment the public safety ma.
require.
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LIVE STOCK

Growers aud Farmers " III Had this the mnst adran-
tayeous route for Live Stock. Capaciots Yards we'll
waite red and supplied with every convenience have
be on opened this line and Its connections and every
attention ia paid to their wants From Hsrftsburgh.
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and citing choice IL offered VI The PHiLADkL.
pHIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This viii d lso be found the shortest quickest and
most direct route for Stock TO New Allen
towni--nnd with fewer changes than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS General Supt.. Aitoona, Pa.
l.. H. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket ACT Philadelphia.
II, II. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agi., Phiisdelphia.
ian24daw
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sIrrpERY.-Jack Frost caught the wa
ter as II was running yesterday morning,
and the consequence is, that the cutters
and streets are covered with ice, while
columns of ice ornament most of the
spouts on the houses. Sleighing is good
and the boys are skating wherever they
list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
FROM sPnINGFuELD.
Kolla, Mo-, Jan. p.

1SOAdp fsAusy ~ AL
A gentleman who left his home in
Green county, a few miles from Spring
field, on "Wednesday, arrived here yes
terday. He says there are no entrench-
ments being built Mt Springfield. and but
little uneasIness is manifested by Price or
his officers. There is general cry for
reinforcements and the rebels say they are
on their way, but their accounts do not
agree as to number. be met large NUM-
Dor Of federal troops at Lebanon, and our
rickets were out several miles beyond that
place A skirmish had taken place near
Lebanon on the entrance Of our troops
aud rebel Captain killed and several meu
taken prisoners.
Government teams are constantly mov.
Ing westward, but the roads are almost
impossible, owing to the depth Of thu
mud
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30

A BRIDGE AT LAsT.-The cold snap
now on us has fixed the bridge at last
The ice across the river is thick and 6rm,
and to-day We presume teams will pour in
from Illinois, making produce plenty once
moro and trade lively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30

EE The Press, the most respectable
London organ Of the Tory party of Eng
land, has the subjoined remarkable state
ment
"Iu order to show how groundless were
the suspicious Of the Cabinet At Washing
ton that the British Government was de-
siHeus of intervening in favor of the Sc
eeding States, the Premier made known
to Mr.. Adams that so early as June the
French Government proposed 10 our Cor.
eminent to recognize the independence %
the Confederate States a proposal which
was made through NJ. Fould) and that
both then and since, our Government hac
refused to take any such course-althougl
the industrial interests Of this country, al
of France, were entirely in favor Of sucl
a measure, and the very origin Of til,
United States would have debarred tn
/ Cabinet Of Washington from taking OK
ceptiou to such policy on the part Q
England =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30

M ere Bridge BuYAkng.

A gentleman who reached the city yes
terday from Palmyra, reports that the
long bridge near Palmyra, on the Hanni
bal and ST. Jesep Railroad, was burned BY
the rebels on Saturday night The bridge
had Just been completed
This kind of vandalism will probably be
discontinued after the bridge burners as.
certain from the execution Of the late or
ders to Gen. Prentiss, that Gen. Halleck
is in carnest.-[St. Louis Dem, asth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
All Quiet ~ Fl. Pickenx.
Na- yorL Ia,

The steam transport Philadelphia, from
Key West Jan. 22d. has arrived. She
brings Company X, United States Caval
ry. The troops a. Fl. Pickens and Key
West are all in good health. Nothing
new has transpired at either place since
last advices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
XXXVII Congress- First Session
Washington, Jan. 81.

asiIHgtuH, jan. -.
HousE.-Mr. Watts, delegate from
New Mexico introduced bill in aid Of
the construction of military road west
Of the Missouri, via TT. Leavenworth and
Riley, to Denver City. Referred to the
committee on Pacific Railroad.
| Mr. Colfax introduced bill providing
| for more uniform postage on printed
matter Referred to the Postofice Com
mittee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30

2,lo7 hogs bought by Alex. Collier,
Esq, were packed at Cleghorn & Alexan-
der's pork house this season, which aver.
aged 240 l-5 from the hooks. Who can
beat this in the same number Of hogsy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


From and after Saturday Jan e5h, no railroad car
stage coach, or vehicle running or westwardiy
from the Mississippi river into North Missouri, viii
Permitted to carry freight passengers from keo
knk without the stices compliance with The reguia
tons Of the Treasury Department ct Washington,
which require that all freighs, OF whatever nature
except such may be under military orders, shall be
covered by Custom House permit, and that all bag.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully cited and dull,
sealed by Custom House oGicer.''
The undersigned will Issue permits for the trans
poraton OF agoods destined for proper persons and
places with the least possible trouble delay and
spec and seal all baggage travellers leaving city,
in to the least trouble consisent with
the cad desired. "
The object aimed at is TO prevent any aid assist
anee, communication with any persons directly
indirectly dseyalt to, or in against the Federal
Government. JOHN sTANNus, Surveyor
Custom House, Keokuk. Jan. IS lss2.atf
STATE or Iowa, ApJ'T q ENKR AIS Ofriex,l
Dies Moines, Jan. 18th, 1862. J
There is now opportunity TO raise two companies
for the 10Th regiment lows Volunteer Infantry.
Persona desri for that pnr
pose will make immediate application 10 me at he.
Moines, presenting such rect lamentations as they
deem proper.
N. b. BAKER,
Adintant General Of the State OF Iowa.
Jan 2o-daw3w
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NJ AR! WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, an, OF =
kinds Of Munitions Of War; such as Guns, Pistols Res
voiyers aud all kindsof Ammunition require OF
10 selto amy person without rider from The under
signed This order must be strictly complied with,
nnder penalty offoreing all articles mentioned In
their poss .sion. JOHN hTANNUs,
jfyl3d Surveyor Port OF keokuk.
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Cen. Curtis Moving Forward.

The Rolla correspondent of the Mis-
souri, Democrat under date of the 9TH,
says:
Gen. Curtis and staff have taken their
departure, under the escort of Maj. Bow
ems battalion Of cavalry. | have reason
to state, in connection with the move.
ments from here, that the rear will prob
ably consist of the remainder Of the third
division, to move as soon as convenient af-
ter the return from ST. Louis Of Brig
Gen. Sigel
Gen. Wyman will continue to retain
command Of the post at Rolla, and Fort
Wyman, the hospital, and the railroad
within this district, will be placed under
his special command and charge. Among
| the r. giments to remain here | think
can say positively will be the gallant Hi
] nois Thirteenth--one Of the first of Ia,
three ye rs men VITO were sent into tn,
State.
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jnss
1n@Q
NOTICE.

STATE OF IONA, LEE COUNTESS:
To Messrs. A. T. waiting IL Co.: StYs--You arc
hereby notified that the State Iowa by the Sheriff Of
Lee county, viii proceed 10 sell ut public vcndue, In
the fourth stury OF the brick building the North
East Of Second and Nam Streets the city oi
Keokuk, on the nrst Monday Of Febrnar.- A. u. 1861
hetwee the hours or one and i've O'Clock p. M Of
said dry the printing types, ard all the
property aud material belongingto the Keokuk Jour
ONCE; the same 10 be sold under aud by virtue Of
| chattet mertgug executed Ia favor u James D.
Kads by A. I. allng n Co.,, dated October ., 1888
date, amounting In the aggregate 10 81 0; said
mortgage and notes having been transferred 10 the
paid. Terms Of sale cash In hand, uuless otherwise
| announces Aisad sale
| THE STATE OF IOWA,
| ByJ. THAog, Dist. Atty LIST judicial District
1 III. M. GRIFFITH, Sheriff OF Lee Co. lows.
Dec. ~. 1861 did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
THROAT AND LUNGS.

~ this season Of tho year wheh coughs and colds
troublesome every family should have safe and
certain remedy al hand Rarsom's live syrup and
Teia is the yer, thing. IL is het OILY pleasant for
children 10 take. eBt is ccFtain care fsF Group,
Whooping Cough, bronchitis Asthma Coughs, and all
affections VI thc Threat and LlLgs.
sold By ali DraggHs. Price Is cents.
Orders may be addressed 10 ]. 7. Wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent, 40. al Main -si., Keokuk, Iowa,
deeIadlmw2t
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THE GATE CITY.
THTRSDAT, JANIIRY 30.

HThe cars on the road to Carthage
got off the track yesterday. and conse-
quently We got no Eastern mails last
night.
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TROOPS MovING-T 18th Missouri
Infantry. Col. Crafts j Wright, Lieut..
Col. st. James, left Benton Barracks at 8
a. m, yesterday, aud marched through
the city to embark for Cairo. The troops
will probably proceed by rail to Sulphur
Springs, and thence take steamboat for
further progress. A considerable body OF
cavalry IS also in motion for The same
point
The march of the troops through the
streets was attended with an enthusiastic
display Of flags and waving of kerchIcf'
| from the houses, to which demonstrations
the soldiers responded with hearty cheers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
, FROM WARRINGTON.
Especial to Post.
Washington, January 20.

Gen. Nc Clellan was before the Van
Wyck Contract Investigating Committee
to-day.
Mr.. Henderson, the new Missouri Sen.
stor, is in favor of the expulsion Of Mr.
Bright. 1t is proposed to modify the
language Of the resolution in which shape
it will probably pass.
Extensive frauds have been discovered
in army contracts in Philadelphia aud two
members of the Committee on the Con
duct of the War have left for Philadelphia
to investigate the affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
ORDER.

ORDER
ApJ'T GEsEKAL's orgIeE THE ST ATE or IowA,l
Ues Moites Jan. !. fsg2. \
Until further orders eli manifestations for the Al
jatant General OF this will he directed TO Ds,
MolsRa. NJ b. BAKER,
Adtutant General VI the State II Iowa.