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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

The report being read hv the Clerk, the
SPEAKER formally announced that they having
received the largest number Of votes. William
Smith and Samuel Price %cre elected Cover.
nor and Lieutenant Governor of this Com.
monwealth for four years, from the Isl Of Ja-
nuary, lSt4.
The object Of the joint meeting being ac
complished. it was declared dissolved BIZ the
SPEAKER, and the House on motion Of Mr.
HAYWOOD of Marion adjourned. The Senate
returned to its chamber, and was likewise I'D
;nurnpi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
F. pESDLET0S,
"A, AGENT FOR T'IE
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,

:th every facility for despatch! IN 70. c"ir,.
s-rt-meri 81 tho claims @! deceased colder, A."
sean.t III. Con ed-rae CinvcrnE7rni LIE VIZ -,
HI, . ar: cu!a. attention AID REMIT TROHriLf. a-"-
uiaO. If desired. =, u 20.
REFEeESCEs-M=ssrs. John o. St.S"T, =. o.: -.
nUnd, w: Chas 4. ROs-; Editors Q: i'.Uh,."u' w
dlc'on.
. IrAad-ess Box SO, Richmond, Va
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

The returns for the counties Of Prince
George and Pittsylrana not having been Off
cialy received, are excluded from this a-sre-
gate. hut from an unofficial estimate made by
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, those re-
turns (which do not affect the result, NJ will
be secn,) foot up "a follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
.1ONFEDERACY AND EUROPE.

~
se have to rely upon ourselves alone
sssson we have been long in learning
is learned ct last. If we are able to
,-et The Federal armies, then our indcpend'
= once !, sure: if not, not Neverthclessit can
no, be denied that an official recognition Of
our sovereignty by the leading Powers Of Eu'
rope. would give us very great moral support,
and be a proportional Encouragement to our
enemies. 1t would be the fiat and seal OF the
civilized world upon our separate existence as
an accomplished fact; and would be conve,
nient excuse for our enemy to abandon an Ell
fort which the whole world sees to be hope
less. European politics, thcn, the designs,
the alliances and the troubles of the Powers
of that continent, must be of very great inter-
est to US.
The Instruction of Poland, and the strong
sympathy of the French people with that
most gallant and unfortunate nation, which
ha. almost forced the French Emperor to
some sort of intervention in her favor. have
esrtsinly delayed that recognition which he
was disposed to accord us; but the most re-
narkable feature in this Polish business q.
the odious attitude in which our enemies, the
Yankees, have been induced to place them
selves With respect to brave nation strug-
Cling with its opnressors. In all the former
insurrections of Poland, nobody was so loud
in boisterous sympathy as the Yankees
Noisy meetings we're held to denounce the bar
harlan of the North, and the air resQunded
With the names of Kosciuzko and Pulaski,
two patriot Poles who lent their good swords
10 the. cause of American freedom. Now,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

A VIRGINIA LADY. qualified TO '"nr ~" ~,
II English Bfanches Vocal ard ln-;i NM %. ." :,
the piano and the rud.rcn:s Of Frt5rA' "''
Ioa.
: References given ana r-qth"u "NApY -.
For terms sddr,s c, Wars, s.
Ru .l-Snctt GIouceh.ei "'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
EXTRA SESSION.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1863.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II o'clock, NJ, and was
called to order by the Speaker pre- tcm., Mr..
.JouSsoS, of Bedford. 4 prayer was then
offered by Rev. DIR. DUNCAN, OF the Methodist
EpiscOpal Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

r1rrsYLYAN1A AND rRLNrE GEnRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
New York, Sept. IL.

The Tribune special says it is still be.
lieved by military men whose means of
information are of the best description,
that Gen. Lee has within the last few days
received heavy reinforcements and he
meditates another aggressive campaign,
The weakness shown by rebel armies al
other points, is thought to strengthen the
probability that the insurgents are gather
ing their forces for desperate effort un-
der their most trusted commander.
The taking Of Cummings. Point bat
teries, brings Gen. Gilmore's long range
Parrot Guns ! miles nearer the city Of
Charleston, than they we're when II
Greek-6re shells were thrown into thf
city.
Minister Adams in his latest dispatch
says he is still of the opinion that the
rebel rams, against the departure Of which
the Emancipation Society has memo
rallied the English Government, will not
be given permission to sail 1t was ex.
pected would be ready in week from
the date of Mr.. Adams letter, SO thai
the question is likely to have been, settled
before this. High officials here are less
confident of the determination of England
to stop these piratical crafts, than Mr.
Adams appears to be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
Cincinnati. Sept. IL.

The Dayton Journal of the 10th, says
the jury this evening acquitted Henry
M. Brown of the charge Of numbering ]. F
Bollmyer, editor of the Dayton Empire
A dispatch from Columbus. srys re-
cruiting has failed to fill up the quota Of
this State. Orders have been received
from Washington to enforce the draft
The number of men to be raised is IL, 900,
requiring the use of ls, 900 names. The
draft is to begin in Cincinnati next week.
The Memphis Bulletin has advices from
Arkansas to Thursday. Federal soldiers
report the enemy evacuating Little Rock,
and will make stand at Washin Rton.-
Their strength has been greatly e1agera-
ted. They have no more than 5000
troops.
The steamer David Tatum was fred
into by guerrillas near Napoleon. A
number of shots struck the pilot house.
No one hurt. Guerrillas are troublesome
between Helena and Baton Rouge
Guerrilas fred into steamer John Rainey,
above Donaldsonville on 3lst. killing and
wounding Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
LATEST NEWS.
The Dram to Commence ~
Cincinnati .Ntrt Week.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
Nav York. Sent. IL.

new IorKy sept. IL.
The Times despatch says there is scarce
ly doubt that Lees army is being deple-
ted to reinforce Beauregard and Bragg.
Up to within week there was no posi-
tive evidence this was SO, but is now re-
ducsd to certainty. Our intelligence TO
the effect is corroborated by advices from
S. l.. Cranney, who statss Longstreet's
corps had been ordered west and south,
the larger portion of it going to Bragg,
and the balance, probably one division,
to Charleston. Hoods division of this
corps, moved from their camp near Fred
ericksburg Tuesday morning, 9Th, at :
o'clock, and it is quite generally under
stood among her private soldiers that it
was going to Charleston. A column Of
$4,000 to 10000 can, in one week, be
thrown by the Virginia & East Tennes.
see railroad 10 Bristol or Greenville in
East Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
Especial to Herald
New York. Sent. IL


The arrangement in regard to the ex-
change of prisoners has not yet been
made, and negotiations are still going on.
On Monday night FIVE deserters
from Meade's army were overhauled while
attempting to cross the Potomac. The
men had been sent out as substitutes but
a few days previous.
Inhabitants on the Maryland shore re.
port a great number of this class are es.
Gaping, some of whom have been known
to swim the river on boards, . distance
Of nearly three miles. The deserters cap
tured on the Potomac on Monday last
were sent to the army to-day for trial BY
court-martial Two hundred and thirty
six deserters arrived there under guard
from New York last night.
Last night an attempt was made by
guerrillas to burn a bridge on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, Eve miles from
Alexandra. The gang was driven of
and the flames extinguished. not, how
ever, before considerable damage was
done to the structure. Trains crossed
again this afternoon as usual.
An order has been issued from the
War Department prohibiting the sale Of
articles from the commissary department
70 inhabitants residing within the lines
Of our army.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th
nys it Was rumored yesterday that : dis
patch had been received by Gen. Cooper
sansassias ~ witharswA Il 0sps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
New York. Sept. IL.

A letter from Norfolk processes to give
details of plan which the rebels have on
foot for the taking of that city. 1t is to
be committed to Gen. Longstreet and sew
eral Generals of lesser light who are well
acquainted with the topography of the
country. The forces are to be divided
and sent from three different points. A
large body of troops will be at Suffolk to
make feint and draw our troops there
while attack is made upon the city by an
other party advancing through Princess
Anne county with strong reserve. The
third party is to appesr in the vicinity Of
Sewall's Point while all this is going on
to attack the troops stationed at North
Cadv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

from Wagner and Fort euzaser. We
think this highly probable, y : gentle
man Who left Charleston Fridsys says the
enemy were 81 that time within IS yards
Of Fl. Wagner, and Sumter was entirely
in rdins. Thssane gentleman saJt Kah-
kee troubles have not commenced, nor
will they commence till they get into the
harbor. The universal belief 81 Charles
ton was that Sumter and Wagner would
be taken, but Charleston would not be-
Our informant expressed the opinion tha
the .iron.slads would newer get out Of Ii,
harbor if they once got in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

MELAscHoLY.-William Hills, Of Des
MONIES township, this comfy, who has
been crazy for over twenty years, and SO
much of madman for the last ten years
that close confinement was necessary,
came to his death last Saturday night Of
Sunday morning, by being burned to
death. His prison house accidentally
caught FIRE, or was set on FIRE BY himself,
and was nearly burned down before il
was discovefed.| Ksoeauqua Rep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!l

DATCHRLOR,S esleesaesd HAIh DYE = ~ Bsse
D - ~ Wsrtk The only Asrnisss, 1rts - RstS.
ebie DYE known. This splendid Hair Dyels PeSfocs-
changes He'd, Rsssy Gray Hair, sssansy 0lsssv
Bis<t - Nssfrsi BrsUs without injsrsg ~ Hair
Summing The Skin leaving ths Hair Soft ss% Bsanul;
ispsrts fresh vitality Frequently rsstorins pc prsstsAs
color, and ssesiass The III sapsts Of Bed pyss. n
Gssaias Y agnsd WsLLaAs 4. IA rcnELol. I'll olAsss
ars mare nitsGioss, and should - avoided. Sid ~
Ill Druggists, -. BACfGRT-s1 BAscLA ~ sTassr.
New York. BArrnsLoa1 Hsw TosLsr dssAs ,on
Dasssass n. HAIs. ~ Wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
ANDREW JOHNSON ON SLAVERY


Doubts have been expressed in certain
quarters a. to the position OF Andrew
johnson on the question Of emancipation,
it being believed BY some friends Of the
Government that he objected to the poll
oy of the Administration. Such doubt
must now csase forever. It will be seen
from the following, which We copy from
the Nashville Union, that he 10 in favor
Of immediate emancipation, il it is prac-
ticable. if not, for gradual emancipation.
By this noble and timely utterance, Ten
nessee is placed along side Of Missouri. as
destined soon to become free State.
GOV. JoHEsos's SPEECH.
In the course of his remarks to the
large impromptu outpouFing of the loyal
citisens which assembled on Saturday
night At the Capitol, to rejoice over the
fall of Fort Sumter, Gov. johnson said
that the heart Of the masses Of the people
beat strongly fer freedom; that the sys-
tenn of negro slavery had proved baneful
to the nation by arraying itself against
the Institutions and interests Of the peo-
pie; and the time had clearly come when
means should be devised for the total
eradication from Tennessee. Slavery was
cancer on our society and the scalpel of
the statesman should be used not simply
to pare away the exterior and leave the
roots to propagate the disease anew, but
to remove it altogether. Let US destroy
the cause of our domestic dissensions and
this bloody civil war. 1t is neither wise
nor just to compromise With an evil so gi-
gantic. He avowed himself uneq uivo-
cally for the removal of slavery; the SOON
or it can be effected the better. Some in
convenience might, most likely. would.
follow temporarily. but these would be
more than compensated, by the grand i'm
pulse given to all interests by the substi-
tuition of free for slave labor. He was
for immediate emancipation if he could
get it; if this could not be obtained, he
was for gradual emancipation; but eman-
cpation at all events. He thought that
the benefit Of gradual emancipation was
good deal like the benefits conferred on
the dog in-th fable, whose tail was cut
off an inch at time BY humane sur
geon, whose kindness of heart would not
permit him TO remove it at one stroke.
He believed slavery was a curse, and he
wanted to see it wiped out without delay
We would be stronger, richer, happier
and more prosperous, as soon as this was
done.
He Invoked the people'to cast off the
slsvish fear which had hitherto sealed
their lips on this question, and speak and
act henceforth as freemen should. The
slave sristocracy had long held its foot
upon their necks and exacted heavy tri.
butte from them, even to robbing them oil
free speech. Let the era of freedom be
hencsforth proclaimed to the non-slaye.
holders of Tennessee
The speech of the Governor, Of which
the above is. of course, = very imperfect
sketch, was enthusiastically applauded
from time to time, by the very large
crowd assembled on the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

SHof HrMsELF.-Mr. II. G. Miller,
whose residence is some four miles north
OF Eddyville, accidentally shot himself on
wednesday the 9th inst, and died in .
lev no0snts after. He was much ss-
tsemed ~ oil who knew him, and leaves
. wife and three children to mourn his
astinsly Len. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

lpy TILssaApa.i
new YORK Market.
New York. sep. II.
Riesr-Msrkes dun and ]c lossr. Ssies Al % 81
9o5 90 for x,sa State; ob 1895 IS r. H. o.
whsat-Reseipw - so bs- Market dell and heavy,
IGeclovsr. ssiss u eec0oI % for Chicago spsiag;
sscS u II for Auvausss Cab: u l2oeI 20 for win
Ter Red.
Corn--Reeeipss N,eoo bush. Market i.aad l1es
lower. Saies ~ 74D7se.
Oats-DuIi and droo pisg. Sales d s40e5.
lly TsIEsaAPa.
oeoek MaYkOv.
New Yssh, Sept II.
Stoeks-Easier, fair business.
Aoney-Qutse, st per cost
Sterling Exehange-Quiet aboutAi047.
Gold closed II 1854.
Readirs-ilsk.
Erie--le5b.
New York centrsi-i3a.
o. s. year c~rtiaeass, oek.
o. 8. Sc. 81 Registered lDsx; do. Coupons, io7.
u s. 81 "a Coupons, Ios.
New Treasury 3-lo-IN.
U. 8. Year CertiAsatss, oej
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

DQ-Owing to the storm last night VI
resolved no Geographic report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

We have it on pretty reliable authority
that Vallandigham, Dan. Voorhees, and
Fernando Wood have been in conclave
at Niagara Falls this week. VallandiQ-
ham left his free negro quarters at Wind
sor and reached the Clifton House on Fri
day last. A little later, Voorhees,, who
is queer looking genius. registered him.
self II the same hotel. During the same
day Fernando Wood arrived at the Iuter-
national Hotel, on the American side, and
secured parlor and suit of rooms
The parties kept perdn, to avoid suspicion,
till Sunday evening, when Wood drove
across the river in close carriage, cur
taiDs down, and soon after returned. AT.
ter some hours, and at . time when hon.
est folks are usually in bed, the carriage
returned to the Canada side. It is con-
jectured that Wood crossed the river and
brought the Great Banished and his faith
full Friday to the International, where,
over their wine, they discussed and per-
footed plans for future operations, after
which Wood sent his guests to the Cliff.
ton House in the close carriage, and as
he supposed. unobserved. Wood left the
next day for Albany or New York
Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12

~ Rev. H. D. Fisher, Chaplain Of
the 9th Kansas, had most marvellous
escape from guarrillas. He was sick in
his house when the fends came after him.
He escaped into hole In the cellar and
was passed by when the assassins went
down there to find him. After thew
went up stairs and set FIRE to the house,
his wife got permission to take the carpet
out. Mr.. Fisher was informed of it, and
while his wife and another lady we're
dragging the carpst out, he got through
q trap door in the floor and went out nm.
der the carpet, the rebels in the mean
time continuing the search. The carpet
was SO thrown down in the yard % to
conceal him, and he remained under it
while the house burned down. There
are many similar instances in which the
women of Lawrence exhibited q courage
and devotion Is great as history has ever
recorded. Stouc pen relate these deeds
with tears of joy and pride filing their
eyes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
GositlIstYriM.1

oonn1CsnD DAiLY ~
] ~ IS. HAM Il Il IS 81
WHOLESALE CR0C0,
- oeFses RssstA - Msia 1lsssas.
DAi.v ears crrv o,..os,l
k fseErs s0s.sli, -.
PRODUCE AMI RROvIDIONS.
HAoun--sspssass Gao; spsis wAsss szsss.
o; Pail wheat Rxsrses Is.
CORN MBAL-o1 os - q 10 = 100 -,
BRANAHD saORTs-soe y d ? leeAs.
SHIP sTUIY--ses.
CO1N-sOsV bash.
SARb1Y>-sss 10 u - sA esLe#aa
wHEAT-san socosI %; Spring ss07ss ' -.
RYR-ASe ~, r.
oAfs-3es.s
NEW PoTAroks-soosi; lslan ~ per psst !.
BUTTKH-cosnsalss; cAsi,s, Is v TIC; retail.
III TO 9oe.
| KGGS-l9 to l3c.
CHICKENs-el IS 70 q 70.
LARD-sO els.
BACoN-Shouidsrs. sc; Hans 7ae: Sides exc,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 god - 10 u -.
Prime Navy Gees ae.-Nonisai.
TALLOW-7k 70 sxc-
HAF-Tinoshy, ol3 q to ois o., balsd ~ ~
ei7 OF Prairie - V els %.
0RoCERI11.
suGAR-Nsw Orleans fair, re; prime lSe;
| sAeics ~; New Yerk, q, Lee; Msv YORK, A, Isle
crushed powdered lsk
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sugar Hesss sao7ss; eel
dsnSyrup see vHe-vsry scarce Sorsum looeoe.
CoPSkk-Rio ae0ale; Java 70, Lagsyrr
RlCR-0zske.
60DA-7 D. ~.
soAP-Pain ~. Psniiy o., Gsrnas 7Se.
cANDLRs-ssar II 70 ID; sunnsr Proceed latDiAs
TEAS-Yeasg Hyson, 81 loOoI 50; Inpsrtai, q -
| Gel 30; Black, 7sc0oI 20.
ToBAcco.-Dan svses, IS to 90; Medium Besnds
sec 70 7pe; Gold and NssalaI Lsss, spcs osss
| NAiLs-Bsst Brands Is IS, rates.
GLAss-sxio City - 80, ntss.
| CoRDAGE-i72e 70 lsSc-
PRUIr-Dnsd Apples sto7as per \. Dried P.ssA
- % 70 loAs. Raisinsos oS -.
| sALT-Lsks - 50 70 - 81
''A-ss A's:'' ss : 81 !. T. &: q; :: ::
No. DO hifssls Ssoe
Mifosh. No. Will. Psi q Is
sUHDDlEs.
LBATHHR-soIs3 NESS Hsr nssssooA.
HiDks-Dry Pint lst0ile; Dry ssl,ed 10; grub,
half price gree. sts: green sheep pelh lee
ssxresn hog skins Iss.
skkoS-Tansthy o. 80 70 , rs: Flas. 81 g.
| HEAThkkS-3oole.
CHKksE-Dennsrk II 70 IL.
8E.F cArrLk-ltoaas gross.
sHkRP-o9 - 70 - 5, vhsAa.
wooL--cieas TassasAsd. - - 80: IN washed sss
third iess.
| oILs-coal Oil, TOTO 7sc; rssaf SOC. Linsssd OIL
oI %; Lard OIL, So TO q %; PisA Oh 81 - 70 q -
BKEewAx-3ce-
TAE HOGs-o3 - grsss.
RAGs-Wosien y Gotten SIC.
| SRw GUSNIEs-9ix 70 22i.
| oLDtRoS-fe D. Brass Ice ? Cspps
lee D.
KIeHAneK.-on New Ysyx k peFc snt sank al
ffunds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati y pc
cent St. Louis and Chicago \ per cent. 9 old -
buying.
Day GOODS.
| sHKETISGs l. sHiRTiNGS-i1i to axe.
! DRILEs-e6 TO &c.
PRINTs-l1h - -.
| DkLAlNS-e3 to z7kc.
| 6INGHAMS-2i 70 1Se.
| CHADWICK = COATS sPooL-0oe.
sKEiS fHREAD-ol % TO u 10.
FARMERS MICH. CAsslARRE-so tssse.
skigT BRAID-Soc to 81 %.
CORSET JEANs-Se 30 &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
sLT-leeO-x.
brakes Plantation Btsfess.

ST-1o6O-X.
brakes EINsstGttOn Btttess.
They purity, sszsnssAsn and invisorsts.
Thsy Greats healthy apostle.
Thsy ars N assidose 70 eAaags Of vstsrIasA dist.
They overcome effects sfdtasipsuoa and late hours.
They strengthen The sysien and enBvsn BE nisd.
eThey prevent niasna,ic and tnternisient Ssvsrs.
They purify the breath and aeidiiy Of The BtomscA-
They care Dysp~psia and Constipation.
Thsy care Darshea, Cholera and CholeS1 MorSss.
They eun LIVER CenpIaint and Nervead Hsadachs.
Thy are shs bsss Bltien In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausstd natures
great resterer. They nade Of pure g. Croix Rsn
- eslsbF.ssd Ceisaya BArk roots an and sfs
taken With the pleasure Of beverage, without regard
10 sse tias of day. Particularly rssen msnded y
delicate persoss sequisins gentle ainaaht. Sold b
all Greosn. Drusgisss, Hosels and saieoss.
r. DRAKE Co, 3o7 Broadvsy, Nev.York.
Sud ~ AnAFgW =. NIlkIhson.
.s1-dAssm No. ~ Asia-.t-. Ksskak.
Epirsa - Carr C,r1.-Dss- ~ ~ ~ your pr
mission vish 70 ~ - the readers Of yeu psPer tha
will seed By mail TO all Who wish bt, Qrse)
Recipe. With fall diressioes for matine md usng
ampie Vegetable Bsan. that viii esectualhy remove
in 10 days, Piopiss, Biosehss Tan Freekiss, all
impcrtuss Of The skin, issvins ne sane son, clear
smooth and beautiful
win also mali frye thoss having nau HesAs o.
Bare Fscss, simple directions and nferpstion thai
viii enable them ssrt . full growth Of Luxurian
Hair. vhiasrs, MosstaeAs, In isss tAsn - Says
All spPsiessons sssvsrsd ~ rssara .sii vhAss
charge.
Respectfully yssrs,
TH0e- p. CHAPMAN, CAsusss
teeo-d3m No. 81 broadway, New ferk.
SURVEYORS OFYTcE,,
Ksoksk, Iowa, lag n, 1881
NoTfCH.-To all pefsons having guns, revolver,
pistols, nunitcns Of u any kind for sale srt
ORDERED mot cell dispose Of the came sisAoes lrs
obtaining pssna from the unaenisned BY order d
As Special Agent Of the Treasury Depsrsueut Al
perrons violating this orass will liable have uef
eooos ssd for tAs CT the GoYrransGt OF
unued staaes. JohSsfASSUs,
nay3e-in Sufysy0g And Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-12
DR. J. b. SEATON,

(KAte o1lgssu 3lst Missouri yslantsersJ
Has rs1ned ~ practice Of Medicine IL Ksskak.
O1rcn-oseopd Street, befwesr hafr anA yoAnun.
n ksasaDesU. = - nnes -. q