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The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

OWNING UPi-The Administration or.
gans begin to falter and fall back from
their defence Of the outrageous and dan
gerous arbitrary arrests. The New York
Evening Post, rampant Republican pa.
per, but cautious, withal, says: "What
Governor Seymour says of arbitrary ar
rests and Of martial law, has a great deal
of truth in it, and will commend itself to
the approval of minority of all parties. "
This shameful fact is also to DC remember.
ed-thAt Of all the Democrats arreste0
and thrust into prison, not one has ever
been brought to trial, or ever proved
guilty Of treason, or Of any disloyal prac-
ticel Another fact should be remem-
bered, that while Democrats were arrest
ed and imprisoned for demanding faith.
deprecating dismemberment of the Union,
Wendell Phillips was lecturing before the
President and Abolition Senators in
" o, >4-,.-, ,,s.-AeSs,, =, ..a,i;,, TWEEN.
ty years he had labored to break up this
Union" A singing commentary upon
the patriotism Of the President and the
Senators who cheered the traitorous boast
GENERAL SCoTr PASSING AWAY. We
learn, from authority we have no reason
to doubt, that the honOred Old veteran
who so long and so well commanded the
armies Of the United States, is probably
passing the last days of his life. lie j.
confined TO bis room at the Filth Avenue
Hotel, decrepit aud entirely helpless, and,
sad TO cay, his mind at last breaking
down under the weight Of years and
troubles. OF the latter, the condition of
the country he has so loved and 80 well
served, no doubt forms sal part; and
the recent dccraSc Of his wife is said to
have produced a marked effect upon him,
and sQIl further hast ned the coming de-
cay. Upwards of eighty years have of
course produced physical decline without
aid from adventurous circun>tanccS but
early exposures and Injuries h1v. no
doubt now began 10 tcli@1n- racking paius
and diseases, and he has never been quite
the same man in health and strength
since the breaking Of his shoulder blade
by fall in 1858 Qrom Iii, horse, We ie.
lieve) that for many months materially
crippled him. Nature. which has en-.
dured much, and which with him seemed
at one time almost in"Xhau>tihlc in re.
sources, gives way at last; and the vet
eran becomes simply weak Old man,
standing on the verge at the grave, ard
econ 20 be common dust, though du>t
ever honorc1, IN. y. Alta, Jan. ~.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
call the Southern negroes.

KrNTrcKY. kentucky repudiates, with
Scorn and Indignation, Mr. Lincoln's
emancipation proclamation. Her sons
believe THAT this government was made
on Il white basis, by white men, for the
benefit Of white men and their poster:ty
forever John J. Crittcnden, in letter
to the kentucky Legislature, denounces
the proclamation in no gentIe terms. A
correspondent Of the Chicago Times, wri-
ting from Frankfort, says:
From lpadinc I-nion member nf tl4
Kentucky Legislature, leaned that if
Prc>ideat Lincoln insists upon carrying
ont his cmancina,:on proclamation, the
Kentucky Legislature will, to o man, vote
in iavcr Of secession from the Federal
Union and go with the Southern Confpd
eracy. The indignation throughout the
State against the proclamation is very
strong and exciting events on the Dark
and Bloody Ground" arc anticipated Gu.
ring the present winter.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
Special ann General Notices
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

ICENsE-PAYERS will please take notice that l
IL have fixed upon SATURDAY Of each week for
the collection Of Licenses All are expected to pay
for their licenses the first Saturday after they
become due. J. q. HUME,
jyl2u City Collec.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28

PCB. Docs.--We are ndgbtcd to Mes>rs'
Harvey and Fitch for valuable legislative
documents.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
r. +. BARSS, AGENT.
Plncervili3.
STOP THIEF.
$3.50 90 REWAISD!

ST0LEN from the cn!rrsgr 'd, n Ear y
- trans Mil, miles east Of Diamond ~ |
Springs, on the Carson road the ngj ul ,ur lui
inst, one IRON.GRAY GELDINCi, five year old,
branded l. on The lc't hip. with severed sai,ll be-
marks, spiint on one fore leg, and with uuc white
hind foot.
A!so,a BLACK PONY GEIpINf. ahou' l. y.lr,
old, heavy maie, no brands reneuil.rrv Norh. well
in harness.
Also, an IR0NGRAY FILLE. about years Old
and OF small size, no marks or brands remembered
Twill pay reward Of %2a each for the return ot
the above animals, aud f;S FOR the apprehension cl
the thief or if more than one s75 for each one APP
pretended w. BART RAM.
Placervlie, October 10Th, lS62.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
LUXuRIANr BEAUTY.
Gburcbes. sGbarttabIe 0rnfrs

Hebrew Service.-There will be Divine
Service i'll the Synagogue, at Placeryille, every
Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ. Oct26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-28
ISCON NSIN
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
Main Street, above Cedar Ravine Bridge.
PLACERVIILE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past -
favors, respectfully informs the public Nm
that he is now prepared TO RccOmmo- SS0
date all who may favor him with Their y u
patronage, with the finest Buggy Teams and Saddle
Horses ia the mountains.
Horses kept by the day or month at the lowest
rates. Try me and be convinced.
w Attached to the stable is a large shed and
lam RI. REID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM TEXAS.
New York. Oct. "a

1'NH OiAs 49,
Dates from Vermila up to the 10th Of
October, received last night, state there
had been skirmishing nearly every day
for week, with casualties on our side.
To-day we lost six men, and the enemy
about the same.
The epemy's force in the vicinity is
estimated at 10000
Rebel salt works ia the vicinity OF
Point Clearmiss Sound, have been de-
stroyed.
Gen. S. j. Hamilton has arrived in this
city and addressed a mass meeting on
political affairs.
The L. S. steamer Tennessee de-
stroyed four schooners, off the Tex
an coast, heavily laden with ammunition
and stores for the rebel army.
The old flag again floats over the Bay
GU Teche, all Instructions in the Bayou
having been removed by cur naval forces.
Gov. Shelby has modified the order
for the registration in such manner that
all loyal men may be registered as voters
upon the oath of allegiance. and making
declaration THAT such oath is taken vol
UNFAIRLY for tie purpose of establishing
a Government loyal 10 the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Blockade of Mexican Ports.

Washington Oct. 25.
The State Department has been official
ly assured that from aud after the 9Th Of
September last, An effective blockade will
be established and maintained there By the
French foroes OF all the posts, rivers,
Ravens, roads, creeks, &c, along the
coasts of Mexico, which are not
now occupied by the French troops
and which acknowledge the authority Of
the Juarez Government, from the La
COON, ten leagues south OF Matamoras, to
and including Campeachy, between 25
deg. % min., north, 90 deg. 81 min.
west, and l9 deg. so min., north, 92 deg
50 min, west, of the meridian Of Paris !,
and that friendly and neutral vessels will
be allowed twenty days to complete
the lading aud leave the blockade
places. The points excepted from the
blockade are Iampico, Vera Cruz, Ava
RADIO, Coataacola, Costobasco, and any
vessel attempting to violate the said
blockade will be proceeded agains, in
conformity with international law and
the treaties in force with neutral powers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %,

" 0"ioSeou1 WV -o'
Worlds Special. Chronicle an
nounees that Gen. Meade's large army
cannot move for three weeks, on account
OF the destruction of the railroad.
LArER.-Gen. Meade, not being. aole
to get through his business with the
President in time did not return to The
front till this morning. tits authoritative
eet,led that he is not to be superceded.-
The story in the Richmond papers of the
9lst, that Lee has taken l,0CO prisoners
from Gen. Meade in the late campaign, is
entirely mythical.
It's said that Gen. Meade made frank
statement concerning the peremptory in-
strurtons lately received BY him, to com
pei Lee to accept fight, which not hav-
ing been able TO carry out to the letter,
be declared himself ready and willing to
resign his command. The President de-
cIiped to entertain any such proposition,
and Gen, Meade has gone back to his
post.
It is rumored that Lee has sent two
more divisions TO support Bragg that he
IS withdrawing the rest of his forces be-
hind the forti6cations at Fredericksburg
Gen. Gregg's cavalry went out on a
reconnaissance yesterday, within two
miles of the appahannock, and returned
to camp without feeling the enemy.
Las, night brisk fight occurred with
Mosby's guerrillas, in Fairfax county, in
which several were killed and a number
taken prisoners. Among these latter is
jack Barnes, notorious scoundrel, who
has been three times in our hands aud
released upon taking the oath of alle-
glance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM CHARLESTON.

:. \ Washington letter to the Post and
dispatches here give reasonable renor,
that the quiet at Charleston is soon to be
broken ~ 0'
Uol. Jas R, Hawley, 9TH Connection,
Is IN town to-day fresh from Morris
Island, where he has been acting a.
Br'gadier General in place of Gen. Ste
Ihenson, who has been home on fnr
Tough. '' '" iur-
Young Dahlgren and Hawley pive fat.
tereg reports of the condition of AFFAIR."
IN the feet and army off Charleston
4neh interest is felt about the fleet
\ oout The rebel torpedoes, the strictest
n"'e'' Is kept, particularly at night, over
'ne movement OF anything that is in the
s @a'.' our own boats are sometimes
fired into By mistake, SO careful arc ,ha
lronclads to keep of floating torpedoes,
Philadelphia, Oct. "a
Tie steamer Massachusetts, has .,,;ro,
iron, IT. 81. Johns, Florida, and Cbarleston
Thursday, aud she has dispatchss e.on,
Admiral Dahleren. The siege i n,n
crossing favorably. Gen. Gilmore,s hat hat
terles were nearly ready to omen ON
Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Oct. "a.
Thomas J. Clay, youngest son of Col
Henry Clay, Of Buenna Vista fame. died
on the Eth at Atlanta, of conjestive fever.
lie was inspector on Gen. Buckner's
staff.
1t Is reported the rebels burned two
trans, principally forage laden, between
Murireesboro and Chattanooga, and were
proceeding southwark.
A small party of guerrilas entered
bonneville at day and DESTROYED all
Government stores. They probably ioip
ed simultaneously another party and en-
tered iiarrodsburg, and stole all the
horses they conld fnd.
Nashville train has just arrived.
Mag. Gen. Rosecrans is among the
passengers. The train was delayed four
houfs Ia consequence of the down train
running of the track near Elizabeth this
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Biffers

They pnrity. strength n and invigorate.
They create n-.lths appetite.
They are al antidote 10 change of water aud diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipasion and late hours
They strengthen the system and enilver the mind.
Tney prevent mlasmsiic and Intermittent fevers.
They parity he breath and sediy OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cnre Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Ncrsr.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are The best Bitters in the world They make
The weak man strong, and exhausted nature,
sreas resiorrr They are made Of pure ST. Croix Rum
tue celebrated Csisaya BARK and herbs and are
taken wh the pleasure ola beverage, without regard
70 sge or time OF day Particularly recon nded 10
deica,e persons requiring ssntie siimniant Sold 10y
AL Grocers, Druggists, Hosels and saloons
p DRAKE co 200 Broad~ay Sev.York
Sid by Andrew j. Wilkinson
iezf-da ISM No. - Main-st, Keskuk
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no Aprrehcnsiors Felt for Burnside.
Washington Oct, %.

Times Specialize is now positively
ascertained that portion of Eweli's corps
has been dispatched from Gordonsville,
BY rail, to resis; the advance of Burnside
towards Lynchburg The reported ad-
vance of our forces on the Peninsula, to-
wards Richmond, is false 1t should be
b5rne III mind that Burnside has large
fore of mounted infantry engaged in de-
stroying the main rebel railroad commu-
nlcatton with the Southwest. No appre-
Lenslhns are felt for Burnside.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Republican Meeting in Baltimore.
Baltimore, Oct. %.

A large meeting of unconditional I'm
ion men was held at Easton, Talbot coun-
ty, yesterday, and addressed bv Hon. VIM
y. Kelly OF Philadelphia Henry Winter
Davis and Col. Creswell. Judge Kelly
announced himself to the crowd of slave
holders as black Republican from Penn
sylvaoia, yet bis speech was received with
applause. This is the first instance of
Republican Congressman speaking 10 the
slsyeholding region of Maryland, and
Judge Kelly's reception was most striking
nnl enthusiastic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Sunday Night Report.
FROM NEW YoRY.
New York, Oct e5.

New York, Oct %.
A Fortress Monroe letter to the Her
aid states that DR.. Wright, executed for
tue murder OF Ii. Laweom, attempted to
escape n'g"t before last by assuming his
daughters clothes, but was discovered by
The sentinel after he had actually pas.ed
the guard.
The Herald's Washington dis patches
say repairs on the Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad will require several weeks
A deserter from Richmond corrobo.
rates the statement Of restitution ia that
city, and fears of another bread riot.
The Herald's army correspondent of
the Potomac, In letter of the eth saws
our infantry are maintaining long picket
!lues, and our brigades are daily making
reconnoissances.
AVicksburg letter to the Herald states
that guerrlllas in the surrounding conn
try are very troublesome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
NOTICE.

To Charles p Cannon. Isaac Hall, Henry Howell
Lamont, Barbara Miller, isaac Gif1ni James
Robinson, Sr; h NJ TRAM, q III Burhrdge, Geo
Frederick, " Graves. Hedges, gTurner,
sssgnee Of Patrick Il Cryuse. St ate Of Iowa flor
he use OF school FUND.-, Geo AndersoF * Go
8You, aud each of you, are hereby notified
Ia now fls IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the Ms.
triet Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Port kaeisoD
petition Of Hiram barney claiming OF wee Charles
Cannon. the snm OF Fi.e Hundred and 30 TO.
Doiias With 10 per interest rer amy a. ravsb.
annually. az money en- Mortgage made ~ on
70 Charles Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated May 10Th, A. ID. lisa also flaming
against each Il You the forecsute said Norfgere
the sane being upon certain lots In the CITY o. geo
kuk. described IN said petition for ih. mn. h..a
money N Lee county lava Iaft ofwhSch ff w., -
reieafed rom said sortgsse as thtrein forth; md
furi eFAzng for sale ~ said premises and general
relief.
Ana u1less you appear and ansee said petitlrn
On or before room ~ tae second day OF the next
term 81 -aia District Court to eoasrnesee at r ri
Watson on ihe 1fst tnday Of December A D.
l-b5 aefsuH vii be eniered against yoI and iudg
meIt e erred thereon prayed for in ssid petition
NOBLE a STRONG
oct1-dax kttcrneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Oct. rs.

Louisville, Oct. Is.
1t is reported 900 rebel cavalry were
at Harrisburg this morning.
Danyile details say in yesterday morn
ing's rebel raid our quartermaster and
commissary stores were burned and sew
eral citizens robbed by rs guerrilas.-
After an hour and half they went to
Shelby's farm and stole 2oo government
horses there pastured.
Captain Simpson, Provost Marshal OF
Stanford, with about lo men, afterwards
recaptured these horses and fur rebels.
Our cavalry are still in hot pursuit and
probably secure or kill all this robbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!

RAIfsHEIoH's e@leefafe1 HAIR DYE "a tk< Best
l. - tAf AsrIa ihs Only Har~ixss, Irst Fnd Refs
ssit bys kno~n. This .pieudid Hair D.eis Perfec,-
changes k-d, hnsiy or Gray Hsir instantly I'd Ggsssy
bas' Or sestrsI Brsrz, WITHOUT in3urirg ths Hair
Staining ire SKIN, leaving the hair Soft and Beautful
imparts resh vitality fesueny restoring lis preside
roicr. and reesnee The Ill effects Of Bad Dyks The
Grnainc ~ signsd NGLLiAx A. BaTcBILok sill Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold By
all Druggists, &c. FACTGRY-sI BAscrAr-srssrr
New fork. BsrvHKLox's sEx TosLRr Car u ron
DRESSING THx Ham. iysaswiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Nashville, Oct. Is.
No news of importance from Chatta-
Dooga.
Hooker's force has crossed the Tennes
see river and fighting is reported yester-
day.
The telegraph wire was cut this morn
ing, but is now working.
River rising, five feet on shoals.
No arrivals by river.
Gen. Rosecrans left for Cincinnati at
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
COMMUNICABLE.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A DURABLE DISEASE
C II D.
TO CONSUMPTivES.

Tie undersigned having bee restored TO health In
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after having
Suffered several years Win severe lang ae tion ard
that dread disease ransam is anxiouk to make
known h. his fellow 81 reYer. the means Of dnre.
To all who desire IL ne will send eopy a the pres
cripiion sea ree Of ehatssj with the dfettions for
preparing aud using The sane, which they yin End
sxrs e#rt iof ooSsr1rrioS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CoreHs, CoLps &c TIE oTiy oe.esi u the advertiser
in seBiing the prrserpion to henent TIA afflicted
ard spread inornsls which he eo1eeises 10 be In
yaiaaoie AMI he hopes every sarerer viii II this r.
nedF, It III COS: them neiA3ag ami Taas prove
blessing
Parties wishing shs prescription gill pie.le sidre~s
Rrv. EDWARD A WILSON
Wiliamsb ufgh, KIngs cOaniy New York
ocsg-d1sn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Oct. 25.


A train of seventeen cattle cars, con-
tanning about l26 condemned horses, and
a guard of l26 troops, all belonging to
Gen. Fitzpatrick, third cavalry division,
started from Gainesville at IL o'clock,
Friday night, and when four miles on the
road to Alexandria, and on curve, the
train going at very rapid rate, severalof
the track ties gave away, precipitatiDg
eight of the cars from the track and down
a steep embankment. Twenty of the
guard were injured, four or FIVE danger
ously, but, strange to cay, none were
killed. Many of the horses were killed
instantly, aud others received such inju-
ries as to render the shooting of them
necessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26

Fort Monroe, Oct. 20.

Fort Monroe, Oct. 70.
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch re-
ceived here contains the following;
Charleston, Oct. ss.-No new move
ment yet. The Yankees are reported 70
be rivetipg something and putting the
finishing stroke to Gregg and Wagner
and other batteries at Cummings Point
and the fotilla. Quite stormy times are
expected soon.
The number of Yankee prisoners at
Richmond prison last night was $4,000.
The following dispatch appears, signed
by Gen. r. E. Lee: Gen. Imboden on
the 10Th attacked the garrison at Charles
town, on the Shenandoah Valley, captur-
ing 443 prisoners, with other arms, DC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26

NOTICE.

10 Chrfis 2. Conn John Sspf,fa YIN " Peik,an
WeiiiTg 7 he state cf Iowa fer b. us@ OF ne
Sehpot Fund j. nntfles 4 Anderson: Wheeler Bel
lows 4 Coz Hm & r /. Euddsck Miller ,sleSsnder
tnarhits bapn y lie. John Hurst. Charles
Ne 81. James Cox Anha 4 Hotthfn atof keen
try the estate OF VI m 81 Ner8btuattt dreeased /;
aiiier, MAJ new Co Robert HamllAp. James c
Ransss. IT Col ran, James " OK James Bur
rows: Catch Cnpek X 20: Hllii u Pse,itn, George
CAbus sfryker Wond X J Hsnlil: Mott Sh otar
3 CO. Bros K CiendsIins:
You aud each you, ~ herehv net fed At on or
before the lGth da9 81 ottdber let3 there RiA he
he in the ofee u the Clert Of the Eisiic CuFi Of
Lee County. Iowa. . Ffrt NaulsaB. Eet4tion Of
samuel " iier surviylug b1igee cfsinifrg ~ you
TIE said Curtis Conn sud John r fsff the ~ IN
II Three Huudred AMI Pii1 10 lars xnc 2s10 Dollars
and iaterest as uCues Que hu pgo~ ssvax note.
cried BY The m 70 Ss usl & ler ard LEXIS Reeves
also cssuirg aeAust all yeu The f0recloeufsof
Mort@sge. given 70 --eHre sa3f ecnveg irg the
fli0wing real estate 10 wit lot II +. 81 hloek
eleven III IN The CITY 0f heckuE. In The mtg Of
ace and state 81 LIS. 81 ~hteh sad real estate II
other eeferd4ut. els n some Interest
Aue unisS- On sppear theretc ara dafe nd btfor
noon OF the second af the neeeuiLer tern 1863
~ said Dt&tfct Cuart Al Fort hedssoB ltFrent aud
deere w - rendered thereon according the prayer
q said petition
RANKIN & NcCRARY
eets-dtw Attorneys fof PlAiutE.
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Order by Provost Marshal General.

Washington, Oct. 20.
The following circular has just been
issued:
[orRcrLAR NO. 95.]
Dept Provost Marshal Gen'ls Office,
Washington, Oct. go, '63.
Regiments now in the service which
re-enIlst as veteran volunteers, under the
provision of general orders No. l9i and
305, current series from the AdjutaDt's
office, will be credited to the States, and
as far as practicable to the Congressional
districts and sub-districts to which they
belong. JAS. B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Incendisrism at Newark, N. J.
Newark, N. ]. Oct. "a

While Mr.. A. J Rogers, of Sussex
county was addressing meeting at De-
caturtown, last evening, some missiles
we're thrown in from outside, and Mr..
Rodgers threatened in loud and severe
language. Soon after the building was
on FIRE and entirely destroyed, with an
adjoining stable, containing seventeen
horses, two of which belonged 10 Mr.
Rogers. Total loss $50 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington. o. Ct. 81.

Washington, Oct 81.
No sutlers-are now with the Army Of
the Potomac, they having during the late
campaign been ordered to the rear.
The restrictions not yet having been
removed, there was nothing positively
known up to yesterday noon of Lees
whereabouts.
The Secretary of War returned to
Washington to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Reply of Gen. Walbridpe,

New ork, Oct. a.
zen. Waibridge publishes triumphant
reply in the Herald this morning to the
recent attack upon him by the London
L INES. Gen Walbridge charges that
the Times no longer represents the SEN
tlmcnis of the English masses, who ap-
prove the action of Lord John Russell in
placing the broad arrow on the rebel rams.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
SURVEYORS oFHIcR.

keokuk. Iowa. Nag q, l5tt,
EOTICg.-To al persons having gaus. hevolvers
pistols, munitions Of var of any 1nd for sale are
orterea sell y1sp The same without Dr..
obtaining p~rran from the unGersi-ued by order ~
the Special Agent of the Tfea.arg D@pArinak nt All
persons vcisug ihs oraer will liable have sach
geoes eonhaed for ihs use Of tne Governm$t Of the
United sistss. JOHN srAskUs,
mats--%tH Surveyor ami Goliecsor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
Illness Of Judge Catrcn.
Ottowa, (Ill.) Oct "a.

In consequence OF the illness Of Judge
tatfon, he has not been able to reply to
the number of letters which have accu-
muiHtel during the past two weeks, in
resard to eases now before the Supreme
Court. 1t IS not proboble that the Judge
VIII be able to attend to any business for
a week to come
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-26
No Draft in Ohio.
Cincinnati, Oct. "a,

Gov. Tod announces there will be no
draft on Wednesday, the quota having
been filed up by volunteers.
zen. hosecrans VIII arrive here to-
morrow, when public reception will be
given him.