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rates OF AdssrfisiuE in Daily.

fex.s saxsrsissrnsnt. ray osats pr son-Fe each
s.,.-fs-ss.rv arranssmsnts usa..s ~s,a tAe..e ~ho
80 - sfvertss - the year xisn ne pn.i.-ee
vi - cgnaaed strictly - thaT regular psssass.
aa~s-s .esssnla n shs spssisi n~ses e.'as''a Ill
se c1nr cd Two PfiesA -.
- ssseu sasasost n the Zeal columns, o
a ! nss g unler sii be charged ~ e~ea ia-ef4o'
- a ,,.~~ Ia iilses. Zen ce4is I.tr ire.
alyrrt ..-rnrfts secf IN - - speeinec tnes III
b~ lr,-rts.l tbree uoufhs, naless cf'isfeo eut
s-Anv aits-stlon of = .tauiins alFerii finfA- WI
--s.-,rs - s eens~a q The same. nhzies4 e.ofr~isf
srsst ups- ~ ~ e. = every e,.,rip
tts Vii b< cks~ss< 81 for ss1n nans tn ne bA4
sna - ~ n ths Dsay. a. Ns>N4, e<@~s'
s,ssos.
No srat1itoas Advertisements aeate-ss.
Chsrrss ~4I bs taalis for .r-ertlns ne np...7' y
"A s,r,irr. societies. u Ass,calcfls a. toll1N4s
Fsf eaeh notiee not skeeedinz Lars - Sen'' ~
"A a tr.erssou. over eisht IiIas a. thia T tte.
Anssaucing deaths vlta f1nsrl notice s'A1heo.
a. Eifhout notice. rec -. -.
Sstlc~s a Festivals. flcuies and Exenf OF sos'ln
a, - lndislausis % sssoistioca. or y eAnFep~r'
f<SI .dvsrt..enenss insezied q he e1Pense o.
At s-ae~s ortisrinr ans paylleut cot 70 % aeAJeo
70 The legal prcossdiugs bat coeetsole a. ne a-s
tine salbilsbrr naf scoepnt&hlo iof me As-ot-.
f.gs' advertisements os5es1 tae snoa'i ehN'e -
aeiF pnchcarou-
he Weekly Express
oebll.hsd every wsis>Aesy, > 81 50 per annn'n'
ss-vo sspsr sen, wsshoas tss n,ansy. aOF eon',uu-
Ionrer tme thar pald Ter
hates oa aasertf>sng tn NeekiJs '
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COLLIE ctATE.
Terre-H ute Female College,
SPRING SESSION.

THE next session Of The Terre
Il Haufe Female College viii eseu 81 Tturstsy
ne son a J4nnsry. irtt sud continue =. months
Rev Jacob Chapman forrneriv Prot soT ~ Frzf klir
c. iese, Pa. sud lafs PasicT Of ths CcuETe xal,na
CLurcb a. Nsrsksii. lrs.. has 2 81 -, 70 tie
p ui'y. NJ. Cbspntn has tbr Tepntftir1 r ripe
caolsr. snfl an an'e aud sc!s1 tr- -fr a1f bra6s
disti gus6ed ability nd leariA- '-.o be res =
ni use '.lness. Not~ itb<tarding tee ar rg' &c q
ihs 4 ms the Coilefs The pfst-ut seps.o u lei
Dsariy 70 its utmost cspscsv Thee who sire -
enter pupfls c fbs ensuing sersioU. r1c1t maze
errliesron sco1-
J0By COVERT. Pres'd~ft
Teyrs Hsuis, jan 10Th. 50 63v1n
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\ NEw ARTICLE
Eoback's Stomach eitSeFs (.

rev and delightful Stonacbic AD4. Cordiai, icr
diving tone 20 the stomach. eId Tor tie nrevcil,n
bilious complaints incident to The wesusrn country
Try H.
A. morning drink. TO assist digestion ard reiev,
Dyspepsia. IL has equsl. Try n.
IA a0gof IL Is ehfer4of % az other BitterE. Try
The formula 0f these Biftcrs. now flssi) he rclc
property II lT. koback originated a1Lh ole oi thf
odcf and most eminent Medical Practitioners cf ihs
wcsf. and e dircctiy prediosted apon the wants -
Western people.
These kfters derive iAclr stimulus from the power
ti touc nature ofthe roots and berbs Of which fh.t
composed. and A. they arc, ~ ailaying unsais
ursl cravings Of the stomach. directly promotve of
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes that IN making ther
oidsiy known. the public welfare Il suhserved
Il viii soon be for sale by al Of Dr. Ruback't us
merous Agents and Hotels, &c., the c0rnfrs ever
IN The meantime orders VIII he filled direci ifurf
Cincinnati II. sny quantity, and at the lowest
q Is put Up ia Quart Bottles. aud securely packed
one don cases. Half d0z. sample case vil bov-vsl
se packed and sent - any address, II deslred.
Retail Price. ~ per botties er stK
for 50.
Principal ofnce and aslsrlooo. No 6. Eest Fourit
Street. "a building from Main Street CiDcii.Dst
Ohio. Laboratory. No % Hammond Street.
Tor sale in Nieo County by
7, n. DONNElLy. Icrrs Haute
= f.R.CUNfNGHAk,
I, ~. L. sHUEf. S1V Goshen
PE1ER BISklltk. CenireViiis
And IS Druggists ard heEch4nts sensTsiI
tbroughout Toe United Siaies snd CAlAdas.
ssu2- sh
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Inssrsusttent Fever. or Fevcr and Ague. Repitie
Fever, Chiii Fever. uumb Arue, Psricalcai h.ssi-
sebe OF Bilious Headache, afd Bilious Re-
vers indeed Tor the whole class Of cis
esses or iguatirg IN hillary ccrange-
nieni csuesd b. The Malaria %
Missmatic counfries-
Ne are enabled 5sre 20 oter TIC community
remedy which, while it cures fhe above ccfnplai1r
with certainty. s still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity such remedy l. Invaluable h cistricts
where these sf1icng a sorders pryysii. This cure"
expcs tho miasmaiic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system. and prevents the development oi tne
diseasa, IL ak-rl the first approach % ~ premof
ory syuptons. Il Is not only tho best resnedy ever
yet discovered f1r this class y coupl@nts, bar also
the cheapess. The large quantity wc snppy for
dollar brings ff within the rcsrh ~ rveryt-ys anu
IN billions districts. where Fever and kgue prevails,
every body shorl hsse IL sra U-e i freely both O..
cure and protec' ion- a gresf superiority 81 this
remedy over any other g1er Discovered for he sis
dy AMI certain n ffterfniienfs b. thar II cen-
tsins no Quinine or mirsdai consequently "a prolu-
css qusni-n other iniprious effects Whatever
upon the constitution lhQ.e cnee ~ u are ifii as
healthy a. II fhfyhsi never hri the di-ease.
FcseT and Agus j. net alone he conse9'e - Il the
masnafic f3i-an- A great variety ~ disorders arise
rom its irritation, among which arr
yeuralcsa, Rheumatism. 6out, Rssdacha, Blindness,
Too;harbe. Earache. Catarrub, Asthma, Peipi-
.alion. PsiUfiil Affection q tbs spleen, Hss-
teric.. P..i', sltis- fss',eis. - tsrHi, 80
and Dersngemruf r ths stomach,
An oi which when originating 10 this cause, Tut on
the Intermittent type. eeclme periodical Jhi,
-sCCKE' expeis she poison ff0m the blood. and c,il
seQuentiy cures them all alike. II s invaluable
proioefion To immigrants aud Terrofs travelling
temporarily residing in the Iaalari0us dsfrlcts. II
taken occasionally daily while eNfo-cd 20 tle ia
iecfsn that viii bc cNcTtt-d irum the syrtcpi, and
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity 10 ripcn
into disease Hence II g. even uit.re valuable i0i
protection than cure and ~ will suffer from
lntermitlents il they avail themselves of the pro
fection this remedy affords.
So Prepared lf nRJ C. AVER A co,
Tanen Macao itfsftfa.
Al ouI r,medir. f.r s,ie hy 3. r CrNs5H,s,
T. H. DoNNFt1Y. anH - ali Druggists iuf 1frr-'
Hante
wholesale bs Alass 4 &C.. cincinnssi,,
jnn = gieom-wsau Ht
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~ o. yesr Ia sdTsnpe- .'.-fS
- &c. .r.s..tls - .dFzz1cs. -
.-.ii- h cltv sohscrltsrs a 10 certs per we<k
s.agie copies. o~uts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

Merchants Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
y. noAss iosDEtI, sec'y Mass Eow Aan, Fre,'t
CAPITAL. t2o0.oo0.
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, ssoo.oOo
]. 4. wALlAuk. ss-'y. Jas. & Bo1xs. Pres'l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

CrArE cFTSDlk "a. WOO CoU~TY. -
- We the u-f~r-i xn~d. n certify fh.t ~c ksve
risrsd ard krpr.i~st rsftcSs sstrpv Nare TAKEN
~ ~ Er frtfcis ivins a rr.ltir a Tos-,skip
enf fnd TIE sa1-e = - tsrk esy Nerp. so.ns ia
y. ~bite oa her ri<ht hiod .oct ieq hip = iittie
surk ~ ofh~r s1nTks o. trauis psrreirahl-. suD-
p,-~s - - 81 ,es cd. ard ue ssrrasr The ssus
"a ~ rcrth forfy deiisrA -
JANIS nxrSprsE.
J. 3 francis
sne~7fesf knt s~cru q ttfors ne ftis leth dsv
q rc~ruher fsoi. w. y. Nxn p
IdD certify ths sbove 70 bs = tue usr-c-ipt fscu
No Kstrsy essA nov77w3s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
cood ia Any 81 ,hs Beat Lines.
1soo iloiiy Councillors from Hagg,-barQA 70
Baltimore and Washington
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare ALWAYS as Low as by any Other Route'
Fars Always as Low as by any o,her Rout
Buy Tickets ria Puts
burg.
TICKETS PoR SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREiGHTS.
1By this Route Freiztt- OF All description can be
fors arid ffosn Philstelphla. Scw York Boston ~
Raiumcre, 70 any point on tie Railroads II Ohio
Kentucky. Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin Ie'se, or Ms.
souri ~ Railroad direct.
TIE rstnsyirsnia Railrosd also conDects At r,tta-
burEh with steamers, b which Ooois ear be Tor
warted 20 auy port 81 the Ohio, Muskinrnm. Ken.
tucky Teunsssee. Cumberland. Illinois Mississippi
Wlscoasin. Missouri. ksnsss, AfkaLsas aud Red Ms.
-~r- srsd ~ glevelasd sandu-kv ard Chicago with
su lners - al fori<rn tss Nortn -Hsrtern Lake.
Neref ants and Strpcrs sfftrustss the trsns1,o~ta
don q tAslS ffsisit = his Company. can rely With
couldeuce 70 "a SPECIFY tranat
T44F IkTES or FfEIcHT to auv poirf IN The
Wei hythe psnnEyFsuia RsEr osd a-e AT ali times
a. favorable as are chsrg~t hyoL a. Rsllroad Con-.
panies. ~ ttf
Bc particular % mari paeksges "vis prsv~r, v..r.
ftnkcsp." #9r
F q sNFrnfR, Phfsdelphia
WAgrAw a COOss. 80 Sorth - Baitu,sre
LEBCH 4 CO. Ne. 2 Asior fIouse ~ No south
sTsfHstf <ew Tcrk.
@IEFCH A Co. II state a.. Bostas
ri II HOUSTON. Gerfrsl Freiatt Ars.s phfi..
FSoCH iFvls tsci.sfal sapg. Aishess. fsr,.
A. =. HOUFT. Geueral fickrf sgent riilas.lnAfs.
s1Srl@ir.
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New Work.


since the opening q tbis vas, Ai.a oo,aooiious
Hotel 10 1854. It has been the single endoavor Of the
roprie'or. 20 MIKE s. The most .umpsuons, con-
venieut aud comfortable home Cor tho siaren and
stranger on this side tie Atlantic
And Whatever hsa seemed likely 70 administer TO
the comfort of Ia guest. they have endssvorsd.
without regard 60 cost. 20 provide aud 20 combine
all he elements ofindlsiaual sui social enjoyment
which modern ara ha. iavsnsea. ana modern ts,te
approroa and the ps,rouage which It has coonsn-
I'd durins ne past 'ix ycars s. gratifying proof
tsat their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet ths esigsneies ortha timea. aA.a al are
required 70 prasuc4 the inoa rlsd eesuomy. che
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price OF Hoard 90
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al the same lime abaauz noDe of tho iu4sries With
which their sable b,s Hitherto bcea supplied.
TREADwFII- wHTrcoNB 4 co.
New York. Sedt .. lssi mo.
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Black Dress Silks.

aoooYARDs JUsT orfSFDAT
FDSALL. McDOUgAL < cos.
HAvtNG purelzsti t5e saliTe s.oeklf ahrakeB
4 Il down NeE YarA Wholesale Boa se. " are pre-
naref o. Offer tic erezisst fsrgsirs crcr ku0~rn 70
lbc West, to-uil.
Superior Hirh f4sfrs Rissk Dress ~ltst <11S
Extra superior CO 30 % o.SC
spi.Ddid qualify ~ % oo 100
TDsALL. McD0CGAL A CO.
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compound E2tfdct OF naIsapaIli1a
The most odetua remedy which the medical skill q
cur urles devise lof this eferywhcre prevailing
aDc fstsl nslady. n coInbined irhna the most active
rsine1iss thai hAFe been discovered for fhe e2pUr
gafeu 81 this oui disorder from The biod, a1c TIE
rescue of tie syrtcm IRON .ts destructive eonse-
queness. Hence Il should lie employed Tor The cure
" only sercius, bat ado fhose other SoccfiOus
which srise fro1 u, spch a.
graptise aud Skln- Diseases, ST. Aithony's Pre-,
koae o. Erysipsiss. Pimpies, Pustuies. n0tcl-
es, Blans and Bcils, 1ufncfr. 1cfftr aud salt
kh.um, Scsld Head. lcngvorn, Rben-
rstsm, syrhiitic abe hefcpIed
Diseases, HIopsy, DyspePs'a,
Debility, anc, indeed, al
Corn gisfuts arising frotn
Niuatsd or impure
Is oCd.
Tho popular telcf in 'impurity q thC tiooc is
founded In truth Tor scroiuia degeneration the
blood The particular purpose snt virtue q this
sarsapsrlia - purify aud cecncr 80 this vital fu
ID without which sound heaiIhis impossible IN con-
nn,ls, ,sfat i con III
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zs-rs-rs rfn - % deviation fro~ ne above
- ,dvsrsi.~snents published IA both Daily anc
w-~s.v xsi be charged the f1 Daily rate Win OF,
haf a tae weekly rsfe- atdrt.
CHARLES CRUFT. PEo'R-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23

melted down ancient differences. Tho
full report we give elsewhere will attest
all this. Cne thing was worthy of note !:
whenever speaker came down the near
est to the true policy Ut the war. whoever
threw tie hottest shot straight at the
centre OF the kid glove mode of dealing
with traitors, then and there rose the loud
est cheers. There was no dissent from
the proposition that we should use every
means that Providence has given Ills to
put down the rebellion. All squeamish-
ness has passed from she minds of the
people ae--ttit,st using every loyal man,
white or black, in putting down this &C.
cursed rebellion. The voice of loyal Chi
cago and illinois is an uni. in the matter
- Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
Volunteering Progressing.
Washington, July 81
Times Correspondence. |


Information is received from several OF
tic States showing that under the last
call upwards of 10000 men have been
enlisted. Only two or three full rcgi-
ments, however, are ready, the majority
being the nucleus and companies and reg.
iments forming. 1t is now believed thai
. sufficient force for present emergencies
will soon be in the field.
1t is ascertained that Gen Ewell with
three Brlgades now occupies Gordons-
Vile.
Gen. Hatch i severely censured
Gen. Pope is still in the city waiting
by desire Of the President the 4..i.4
GcE. Hallcck. Since General Pope was
placed in his present command military
matters in Virginia and the West have
assumed somewhat different aspect. and
now important changes are deemed nsc-
essary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
Baltimore. July 2o.

The following is from the Richmond
Examiner, of july 10Th:
Yesterday train Of ambnlances con-
veyed to transports below Drury's Bluff
on the james River under a hag of
truce between TOO and 800 wounded
Yankee soldiers, including a number Of
officers and surgeons confined since their
capture in prison here. Several Federal
surgeons volunteered to remain to take
care of their wounded Of whom at least
. thousand remain in prison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
War Meeting.
kankakee, LII July %

A large and enthusiastic war meeting
was held here last evening. Eloquent
and stirring speeches were made by SEN
ator Mack Starr, Messrs Lake, Paddock
and others. A resolution requesting the
Board OF Supervisors TO levy tax a to pay
nifty dollars bounty to every man enlist
ing previous to the 10Th Of August was
unanimously passed.
The meeting adjourned to this even.
ing. The best Of feeling prevailed. and
the prospect Of raising men 10 good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
iIsSn, N. G., Captured NV Our
Gunb0ats,
Mons6,e. ,Tuly on

I Ff Mpr.g,n T..i.. r,n7
4 Letter of - ~. IVY ~
oard ] - a,, 10y s'a'es mat beaure-
e.. .n,,,,, a;1a &c v ov,1oo men on
CIV po;n, and. R;chmaaa '''.I' between
rob 81 for,s 70 cover the
4 Nawhorn N q ,o..o r. !, ~,
saws H,mi,ton N r. ~. .ne 'o'h
the 9th bv-three If nnr rnnhaats ,p o.
Com Porter Carts md Sssv &c. -. ,ns
a comnony of HawLin,s $500 80 AZ
rnnf IT. ,nnol - -. ~ - :. -ut4a !,
Tended bv regimen, IS 49,, "a aa ~
surported hv ) s,ronu &c. g 49,. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
Jen Davis Demands tho Recognition
OF the Confederate States by Eng.
land md France.
Special to m Y. World
to N. Y. World
Wushington, j uly 10

4 ashington, July ~.
Reliable advices received from Rich
nond state that JEFF Davis has sent a
special messenger 10 the Emperor Of
France and to the Queen of England
with dispatches Of private nature, do
mandlng the speedy recognition of the
Southern Confederacy The demand is
said TO be followed by voluminous bun
die OF documents, including letters writ
ten by the English and French Consuls
at Richmond, testifying to the unanimity
manifested by the inhabitants OF thu, civ
IN forming separate government, and Of
their ability to maintain it. Another
document, merely devoted to the military
operations of the C9nfedcrates, states
that nearly all the b.t,i-s fought in Viz
giuia, from Bull hun down to the seven
days fight before Richmond. including
the battle of Fair Oaks, and the operations
IN the Shenandoah Valley, were as many
victories won BY the South against an enc
my vastly superior in men, in material Of
war. in money and in resources of All
kinds.
In private note addressed by jeff Ds.
Wis to Louis Napoleon himself the rebel
President reminds His Majesty of the fact
that, nine months ago, several cabinet
councils were held in Paris with the sne-
cial object of discussing the propriety Of
recognizing the Confederate States, who
were then thought deserving their recoe.
milton, and that the thing was given IN
only when the reverses of Port Ro,aI,nd
Fort Done'son made the French Cabinet
tear that the South would not be able IN
stand against the North and maintain IT, I
Independence The note ends by stain.
that all fears Of that kind ought to BE- /
abandoned now, md the series of brilliant
victories ven by the Confederates. as
well as the rapid exhaustion of the re-
sources of the North, ought to satisfy the
Emperor of the unanimity of sentiment
existing In the South concerning its sen-
aratlon from the North, and Of the resour.
ces 1t possesses for the building up of n
strong. respected, prosperous and indie.
pendent nationality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
nastis near Menphis, NE.


Huds0n, Mo-, July 2I.
Information has reached here that Col.
Mcneil with detachment of federal
troops had fight with Porter's gang Of
guerillas, near Memphis. in which the
rebels were badly whipped. Our loss was
- killed and 30 wounded and missing.
The rebel loss was much greater, % be-
ing left dead on the field.
y Col. Starr, another marauder Of that
section is among the killed
Col Mcneil is still in pursuit Of Por-
ter's band.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
Baltimore, July %.

The Mayor has called the Common
Council together again to make provision
for the bounty Of volunteers. The seces-
sionists of the second branch having has
tidy adjourned last Friday to defeat the
resolution for that purpose passed by the
first branch. Another opportunity will be
Afforded then to test their loyalty. The
resolution rroyides an appropriation Of
$780,, 900 to the volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
Cabinet Meeting.
Especial to N. Y. Times.l

Washington. July 81.
To-day an extraordinary meeting Of
the Cabinet was held, ut which several
Generals were present. Military affairs
and military changes wese discussed at
length, but no result, it is said, was At
tanned. the President wishing to consult
Gen. Halleck.
An Of Gen. Pope's arrangements for
immediately taking the field in Virpini.
are made, and his army awaits his arri-
val with impatienee, His recent stirring
orders have inspired the soldiers with
great enthusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23

Sa- "A nlnJit, ., the Border State
men to tue number Of niue approve Of
and pledge their influence il favor of the
Presidents scheme of emancipation Tor
the Border States.
These are Jno. w. Noel, Missouri !;
SamI G. Casey Kentucky; George p.
Fisher, Delaware; A, j. Clements, Ten
nessee; Wan. G. Brown. Jacob B. Blair
and ", I. Wiley, Western Virginia !;
Maynard, Tennessee, and Henderson, of
Missouri,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
The Cr.nA Rally for tho uni.n.

A most noble rally for the Government
vas that which demonstrated afresh the
staunch loyalty Of our,Chicago citizens on
Saturday evening. It was an imposing
gathering in enthusiasm, in spirit, in
numbers. Men of all the old parties.
men whose presence, with common pur-
pose on this occasion, made strange CON-
Partnerships, were all there. There were
the marks Of fire upon the meeting, Ere
that had burned out old distinc tions and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
[Herald's Special. n
Wash;na4a,

washington, July 2i.
Zen. Pope's recent order requiring al
ofilcers 70 rcJoln their regiments without
delay. has had visible effect in tho no.
tells, saloons and other public resorts in
the city. To-day the provost guard
has been dlligent in hunting the strays
without passes, and shoulder straps have
become few and far between.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23

H Samuel Castor, an old gentl. man
oil Lafayette county, Mo, was murdered
on the road by four marauders, for the
crime OF being stauneh Union man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-23
REPUBLICAN C0NGRESSlCsAL CONTENTION,

Delegate Convention will be held al Mt Pleas ant
on Wednesday, the Oh day Of August A. d. Iste for
the rarpose Of nominating candidate. rpr Congress
from tar Frs Congressional nistc' &, be Summarized
AZ the uex, senefsl eice,in.
t.Ssh ennry ~ lhe district I'll bc entitled i. ,,e
detasa'- af ore s.dci Al Gte1 Ae 70, each IN, ln
tT cd fett-tHt tor hhrrum iins01u a. rftst m r
me united States and also, additional delegate
for every fractional vote over hfty
All citizens who In favor Of Aaars,. and Aosfsy
snparnnF the National ion In all efforts TO
srr~.as and sF.tsaiig suppress the Rebellion, in
siLt- - co.up,f@te.
o. y MKHRtAa, Oh, Rer. Cen Com. OF Lee county.
LUXE Palmer, :. ues Meines CO
JoHs H.tE. Louisa CO.
> z. Yonsa, Washington CO.
q. w. EDWARDS, Henry co.
KoHT Y. hATcLIsF Jefferson co.
WIZ NICK. FiSpLEf - Dsviscn.
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ADDITIONAL ny THE ASIA.

The Asia quotations for wheat part Of
which were omitted by telegraph ]ester
day are: Red Western and Southern g.
sdballs Id White Western mud South
ern lis 6dMl 2s 3D.
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HuNa.-LeGrand Hall, Of Franklin,
Mo, who shor his sister while she was at
tending Al lie bedside Of their diving
father, was taken by the people Of the vi
clm'y and hung to the limb Of tree
till he was dead.
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Proclamation OF Gsv. Curt,n.
Harrisburg. ,Julv u

Harrisburg, July 81.
The Governor has issued a stirring
proclamation for volunteers, for twenty.
one regiments and to fiji the ranks OF reri
ments now in the field, the former for
nlne months and the latter for twelve
months. The Governor does not call tho
Legislature together, but trusts to the citi-
gems to contribute fund to provide
bounty equal to the adjoining States,
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B r TEL e G r APH.
Order to the Army 81 Virginia.
ieadquars of the Army of Virginia, J
Washington, July Fl.
ORDER NO. 8.

Washington, July u.
ORDER NO. g.
hereafter no person will be allowed TO
visit Fredericksburg, Warrenton and
other places pear the lines of this army.
without authority from headquarters
RAISES Tor this purpose will only be grant.
ca 20 persons presenting proof Of their low
ATTY to the United States. and upon their
giving iuil and satisfactory explanation oil
the nature aud importance of their bust
ness requiring the journey.
by command of GEN. POPE.
GEo. d. EuoeLEs,
Col. A. A. G. and Chief Of Staff.