The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-07

Rsruasrp.-we wsrs pIsaaed % takl
BY the hasd . fs~ da5s go Capt. PQsteF,
Of Co. D. l6th Regimsss Ie~s Iszdasy
The Csp,aia 10 we'll and looks h6afty, and
we are clad 70 learn that he health Of the
Regiment is good. He hss coma hons
to recruit fvr his regiment. We hope b
will succeed in bis lsbors, Cor the 18th
has seen hard service, and has won l good
nans.--(O.tumwa Courier.
AcuDEEr.-J. A. Heider, Of Bloom
field, who is working At the Pork House,
met with qui,e an accident on Saturday
last He was knocking down hogs, and
in the act of striking one he slipped and
fell. sud run butchers knife. which be
had in bis hand. into his thigh, wound
ing him severely but not dangerous. He
made very marrow escape from more
serious coIisequencss.- Utumwa Cour.
The PoRK TRADE.-Never, We believe
have we seen SO many hogs brought to
this market as there have been the past
week. From early dawn to late in the
evening there is continuous .'see voy''
on our streets. Although the hogs this
season are not % heavy ss formerly, the
number We believe is double that Of
previous years [Ouumwa Courier.
FrENDrsH outrage 1t is said that q
man WHO had bern buying horses for the
Government, was sylaid ia Pells few
evenings since. knocked do~n, beaten.
his tongue spdt, and his pockes robbed
AT LAST acccunts the man was recovering
from his injuries. but the ba,barou-
scoandrel who perpe;rsied this tiendi- b
ou'r'ge had not been apprehsuded-
ushaioosa Herald Y
MYSTERIOUS AND PAINFUL AFFAIR.
On Mordsy OF last week Mrs. X. A.
Teter. vile ut Rev l. Z. Teter, late pas
tor OF the NJ +. church III this place, and
now Chaplain OF The 7ih Iowa Iafartry,
was arrested ia Sigouruey and charged
with stealing twn thousand dullars in
money from M. Clark, at whose house
she was visiting. The money was found
In her trunk which Was standing open al
the tine tronl the best information We
VIC i'm OF s. melody else's misconduct -
VIII, her The real tibet, beng in danger
OF oct cli,n ty those Who we're searching
for the money threw IL into Mrs T.'s
frank to shield himself, or whether i,
was Il tet there BY 81 me lite, aud re-
venteiul enemy, caunot with the present
light on the case be satisfactorily deter.
mined by th,se most interested in the I'm.
torunals affair. Oae or the other Of
thesr theories Is maiu'ained By nearly al
We have heard speak on the subject
Mrs. I. gave bonds for her appearance al
the February term of the District court
for ksokuk county, some Thirty or forty
OF her Ossaloo-a friends being security -
1t 10 a severe blow to the family and they
have the sympathy of the people, Os
kaloosa Herald.
WAR ON THE DEMocRAcY.-It is .
question among statesmen abroad, which
the Administration and the Abolition
party are fighting the hardest 10 subdue
the Rebels 10 the South or the Democrat
in the North?-TDes Mones Statesman
They are two wings of one party ant
are Of one mind and spirit, only that tn
Southern wing is the drawer of the two
Tue abolition party" or the Union par
ty, which is the same thing according Il
both wings of the opposition, have mad
good progress thus far in "sub iuipg'
rebels and their sympathizers North an,
South.
fTHE 9rH CAvALRY.-The organisation
of this requiem 10 a last completed, an
the important question that agitated 9
many aspiring boscms as to who shoul
be captains aud who lieutenants has bee
decided. The regiment is full to th
m xmum figure. aud there are two ful
companies over. which may be us,d a
the nuc.eous Of new regiment. Som
enteTprising man taking she matter i
hand ud ill another regiment OF caval
~ to the maximum IL les than sixt
days. Thi, may yet De done. thaug
there has nothing trausp'red as yet IN re
lation thereto.
The 9Th Is AN excellent regiment, an
vii soon be read, to taseihe d Id, wher
We expect ID will take The first oppor,nni
tYthat IL pre,eniei TO Distinguish itsel
-fDsyeuc ut democrat and News