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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
KEOKuK MARKETS.
DxnY Carr CRY osvlca.l
kKeKux, October 20, 1851.
GROCERIES,.
Corrected BY s. HAMlLL q co.. Wholesale Grocer.

CVrrcttt9 BY D. HAAiLk dtus, WHOLESALE 6f0feP4
eueaR-S Orleans fair PIC; prime, 23c; choice a5s
New York, c, 5- New York, A, &c; crushed and Pow
dered Sc
MoLAssRs-sugar House o5Gl lsc Golden Syrup q
0sl 25-SoTghum, 65eIi5e.
CofpET-Rio IL to +3c.
RfcE-lTc.
SoDA-American, lie English, H.
soAP-Palul, l2lscs German. l2lze6l3.
CASpLEs-Star, 35c; Mould 21GZ2c.
TEAs-Young Tyson, 81 eoes2 25 Imperial, u g q
" 25; Black, 81 - to 81 IS.
ToBAcco-Daik Sweet, Soc; Medium Brands I 20 70
2sc Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 20 10 81 -.
S.Ls-Best Brands 50 25 rates.
GLsss-sx1o Country So so City IS, rates
CoKpasE-3o to 3lc.
Oar APPLEs-1l to 12c q o.
DIR PEAcHEs-iIfs II to lsc 2 b.
DRY CURRaSrs-25c.
RAIsIys-S5 so to Sc 50.
SaLf-4 256I4 so.
PEARI STARcH-l1c.
MoLiSx WOODEN waRE-2 Hoop Pals 81 20: 8 hoop
do 81 65. No. Tubs. 81 90; No. do is 0o No do
Ii 80; Nests Sd do,s4 25. Wash-boards, IS 90.
FrsH-No Msckerel, bbls. SIS 0OQfxl9 90.
No. 2 do do SIC 0on$a7 90
No. l do hf do Sill 0edll go
No. 2 do hf do SO O0ttl0 25
Hf bbls. No. White Fish. 50 90
0ns-Coal Oil, 9oc; Linseed Oil. 65, Lard Oil n 70
a. So Fish Oil, 81 90.
CHrrsE-Dennlark. % to 25c; Hamburg 25c
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OH Duty,

We dsm II orr ertys to ksrp constantly before our
readers tlirt vnlanhs u all meaicines. known
Goes Cough bai-zm IL has stood the Of time
experiment aud all who 1t speak Ia praise
rcrthl terms u its medicinal value IL Is the real
OF every fren; TO keep constant supply Of IL In tbs
hons- res;y Guv immediate Aos eniy 10 IL most
splendid remedy for cenghs, suissa e1k, inhrensA
croup sd al throat complaint but II Is the eonsnnp
tive's great rsltf When they far gone that
medicine viii ever cure them Cess Cough Baissn III
be found invaluable .end TO ailay the onghng helI
the e.petorsiioD, and the sufferer Why viii y
that suffering from coughs. Gods Group thrcst
hoaEsenessai.d that liable 10 punsorary attacks
not take our advice and provide yourself with suppl,
Of Goes Cough balssns-fks fsst and ehespe Coug
Bssani in the world. II oosts Lnt fHts cents and
he found upon the counters Of Gruegtsts everywhere
oct In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

MEETING AT CRoToN-TheIe is q
Union mass meeting at Croton Saturday.
the Goth. Col. Sanford will address the
meeting.
Col. Hills and j. NJ. Beck are posted
to speak at Croton Tuesday, Nov. lst.-
This latter meeting has been postponed
and will be held upon Saturday, Nov
9th. Let our friends in that locality
make q note of this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

HE NORTHERN LINE Packet Con-.
PANr.-Ihe proprietors of the DAILY
GArE CITY ar under many obligation,
TO this company for recent favors while
travelling on their fine steamers between
the rapids. The steamer KEtrHsBuse
Capt. Jas. " Campbell and Clerk Chus
Hines, and the steamer MuscATINE, Capt
hobinson, now running between tn,
rapids, are boats of the first class. apf
their officers men of long experience o,
the river. We always feel '.at home
"hile travelling on these boats, SO comfor
table and clean does everything appear
The travelling public seem to appreciate
this fact, judging from the number who
constantly Improve the facilities of the
line.
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mExIoAN MUSTANG L.NImEsr

The parties In ST. Louis and Cincinnati who been
CounterfAtng the Alssng Iinment under preienee Of
rroprstosship. have been thoroughly sstopsi y the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the T. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp, which Is placed the top Of each
bottle. Each stamp bears the fac sDtb OF my Signa
ture, and ~rtomtswhich the article IL Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every iot
tie Thsneu has been ia and growing 10 favor for
many years. There hardly exists bsmiet the habit
able Globe that ds not contain evidence Of its wonder
its present improved ingredients itt effects upon
beat perfectly remarkable. Sores heaie3 pain.
relieved Hires sa.ed valuable sninal. made useful
untold ills Assualed 70. cuts bruises sprnns rheuma
tisH swrilings bites eut. csked aimed
&c. IL Is Sovereign Remedy that should he dis
rease with II should he in every family Sold by al
Druggist
oesll-dk~ D. BARNES, New York.
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By Telegraph NKr YORK, Oct. ~
None,-continnes easy at per cent.
SteIiip g-Quiet at lus4l
Ao-irreguIar unsettled and hrTner; opening al 2i4
declining zi2t.. advancing 2lTss and closing al
.lsts
Government StoStx-Stsse nrmer.
L. ;. Is 81 Coupons leo.
L. s. i9te Coupons at oil
Stocks-Better.
c 6PIgl. u kClssis CkRIss3., Map S.
Toll L Wab Ts III Maybe Ioe ( + II Sc cal v
-, c Scrip l29 : VI Cert 943.; pse Mail 5o3
Y G i26s Erie ~; q Bk Q 1872. Husison lsl; liar
lem %: Reading III; Z leo MS6Iis Toi=do lest.
4 Cert Jsl4; Quicksilver ss5S.
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DT Mr.. Supervisor Howe will please
accept the thanks of the junior, as well
as many other property holders in the vi
oinity OF Twelfth and High, for the satie-
factory manner in which be has fixed the
streets in that vicinity.
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PRODUCE, PKOvIsIONs, &c.
eerrectea BY GAYLORD CO., Produce pe.,sr,.


floun-superfne, IS so q Dbl, y sack, so: pbubl,
per sack, CO. Retail SOC = bbl snd Csc sack higher
WHRAr-Spring, 81 20 to 10; Fall, 40 to 6o = bu
Cory MKsL-s2 so v 100 fbs.
BaAN-Wheat, 81 90 Corn, j Is . 100 Ia
CoRS--New 50 to rs; old 90 q bushel.
RrE--To to SOC p bnsh.
BAsLEY-Fsll, c0al so; Spring, 5otal TO-
Oars.-55c 2 bush.
3kERN APPLRe-606Bo0c~
PorAroEs-1 90 to1 40.
burrKR-Common, SOC; Choice, SIC.
EGas-25c.
LARD-2oc.
sHouLpERs-16c p n.
SIDEs-23c p b.
HAMs-zsc = 10: Sugar Cured do 2sc.--
Navy, 81 so. ~ rii"s
TALLow-12c.
B.EswAx-5o
asr-Tinoshy, sl2 oosaIs 90; baisd, $40 co. pr.,r,.
HIDEs-Dry Flint, l2lzc Dry saited 1ac.f,rnhhx ~,
price, Green, I; Green Sheep Pets Is 10 81 CO. A.A
sEEps-Timothy, 81 60, Flax 81 rs
bEEr CATfLE-$2 IS, to IS 90 gross.
8 nnEEP-~$4 90 to IS 90 Thead.
Medium do, SIS tsecs, "
Far Hoss-x11 90 nett:
FEArAEas--5Oc
Raas-434 to5l Sc
BAas-Btfrlaps 90 to dc
single Dummies, SOC; double do 6ao
Seamless, bush. 75c TO 15
Flour, Y Dbl, IS to g.
do u Dbl, 80 to 49,
do u bbi., (paper9s
sAcxs-Wool Sacks, 90 q piece
OLp UoPrER-30 to 35c . n.
OLD BRAss-2sc Y b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
Hon. G. BEN. DARWIN !
Will Speak il Keokuk,
Friday, October a0ths 1t e'cleck ?. =
COME OUT AND HEAR HIM.
Ua,sn rewnship Meeting.

Unsen TownshAp Meeting.
The Union men of Jackson Township
are requested to meet At the Court House
on Saturday evening, 10th inst. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates fol
Township officers and the transaction oil
other business. A general attendance ID
requested.
By order of the TIP. Central Com.
GEO. w. McCRARY,
did Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

AWARDS OF WooD CoNTRAcrs.-The
contracts for furnishing three thousand
cords of good merchantable hard wood for
the hospitals in this city were awarded as
follows: DR.. ]. c. Hughes, two thousand
cords at S7.S5 per cord; Geo. B Smytb,
one thousand cords at 81 80 per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

car Our friend. Capt r. F. Williams,
of steamboat notoriety, was in the Office
last night, and for the first time We
learned that he had been "otF duty" for
several days on account Of having his lett
arm accidentally broken by a fall Hope
be may soon recover the use of his arm,
and report for duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

~ "Where's the fire ?" asked a Cop
perhead, tearing out of his house in Ba-
tavia, in alarm at the ringing of the
church bells over Sberidan's victory. -
"Iu the front, flank and rear Of tue allied
Democracy Of the South and North, was
Union neighbours ready reply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

no ih Thar BALL.-A grand Ball
o.. 'upf1r comes eft this evening at
Burrows Hall, given by the veteran .o,.
oiers OF Company "H," of the 18Th Mis-.
sour Infantry. A gay time is an,ioip.tea
and will certainly be there. Ye th., III.
enjoyment and the fascination. Of ~.
polka and the grsces of the waltz, attend
Tickets f'r the ball and supper, $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

STEAMBOAT WAYs.--Perhaps il il M,
generally known that company of enter.
prislng men have been for several months
erecting, at the foot of Exchange street.
ways for the repair of boats, and already
orders have commenced orowdipr on
them. This is branch of business which
has long been needed at this port. Old ac.
count of the damage which boats often
receive In passing over the rapids. The
arsaw packet, Eagle, is the first steam.
poat which mas went on the Ways for re.
pairs, naving run Oh to rock and broka
several holes in her. We hone that every
week the facilities Of this comnanv will
De increased, until they will be prenarsd
20 do all the business which NAV bs ,,a
scented to them. The style of the firm 10
W. T. Adair & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

hon. schurLER CoLFAx's APPOINT
MEsrs.- Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of lndi
ana, viii address the people As follows:
-, GAINESVILLE Wis, Wednesday. Oct. a6
onloago, Thursday evening. Oct. 81
'olles' M'ii county. Friday, Oct. IS Du.
ouque' lows, Saturday. Oct. 90. Daveo.
port, Iowa, Monday, Oct. 81. wa,s.v
Hancock county, Ill.,. Wednesday NJ
:. Ae0kuk' low, Wednesday evening
NOV. :. Quincy, Adams county Illinoi.
Thursday. Nov. 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
HAGAN,s MAGNOLlA naLm.

This the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered. 1t ehsnges II. burnt face ans
hands to peary satin texture OF rasishing beauty i'm
parting the marble purity 81 youth and the DisxsNs ap
pearsnce inviting In the city belle VI fashsou Ii
moves tag freckle pimpls and ghness from the skin
1t contains material injurious the skin Paronze
By Actresses and Opcra Singer 1t IL what every lad
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. L. HAGAN, Troy, NY.
Address all orders 10
DEMAs BARNES co, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

T Remember the great Auction sale
of Real Estate this morning, adver.
tised by VIM. Fulton. The sale will take
place at the auction room of Howe Il Ty-
Ter, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. precisely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

ET Some half dozen horsemen Of q
Nc Clellan cavaicade in Buffalo Wednee
day, made vigorous charge on. and put
to flight, a party of school shldren who
were cheering for Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

~ Kramer, Irwin Il Co.. agent. e.,
the sale OF slocum's side Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol nov in m.
3so' 1oo MAIN street. june l5-tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
Hon. Schuyler Q0lfhx at
FOX TX!

This Eminent Statesman and Orator
will speak At KEoKUK, on WEDNEs
DAT. November I'd, At Z o'cloek P. \.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

IlATCHELOR'S celebrated hair DYE ,tk< R<st a,
- tks Torts. The only Harr.iess frss s.d RslisbLs
dye Known This splendid Hair Dye Ia perf-ct-chanees
hed Rusty or Gray Hair instantly tsEsssr Bfara o.
Nesfyst brors without uring the Hair Staining the
skn leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful itart. fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rccti
nes the III effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere i,ni,.
tons and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
rACrOkf-Sl Barclay-ztreet, New York RATsastoan
NV TolLSf CRHAx for Dressing the Hair fiyq-dkxIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

par UP.-All persons indebted to
the Undersigned will please call a ts,r ofc. ara
Main street between I'd and Sd m .t.;rs ors
oaaiaIa. S'ofs. CoNNABLE aMYTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
ELECTION TICKETS PRINTED. We are
prepared to fill orders for election tickets

prepared to fill orders for election tickets
on short notice, at the following rates:
100 Tickets dneluiing National, State County
aud Township Oflcersl - %
300 Tickets lincu ling National Stat. Cnuntx
aud Township oificers) Z 90
i,ooo Tickets tneluiing National, State, County
aud Township 0ffoers) "a
Committees aud trustees of adjoining
counties and Townships can send in their
orders, accompanied by the cash, and the
names OF their county and township off
GERS, and have their tickets returned
promptly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27
sHERIFF,s PROCLAMATION.
2 ENDALL'S CRACKERs-T !

IN received a supply Of these celebrated &C.,.
will be happy 70 supply customers They "a s.ns,;
article especially Tor inyalid persons, r. a. ROCHf
cogner 81 and Main ssrest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

% DOZ. EXTRA NO. l. BROOMS.
- manufactured hpn nm corn, witch we oner for
sale low ROBERTSON a ALBERS
octf3-d
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CoLGATEs HONEY soar

This celebrated Toilet Deap, In such uniyer..,
demand. l. maAs from the choicooe nstsri.ls /,
nila and sasiisnt in its nature, fraernutlv
scented and sxtrsmsly bene fetal Il IL action
upon the skin For sAis BY al Druggists and Fancy
ooods DealefS' jan9piydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

ERESH OYSTERS just received
u case Of Spaid's Celebrated Baltimore 0ysterr =
very Superior article, At ROBERTSON Alters
OetlO-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

MAILS loo Kegs Best Wheeling
IN Nails just received, and for sale low by
octl3-d ROBERTSON a ALBERs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-27

ERESH PEACHES-lO0 dos. Fresh
Il Peeches-Daltmors Brands-for sale By
- 1oD0RxDoM lLRu1S.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18

they we're saved to the state of Louisiana.
The library was one of the most complete
and valuable in the United States This is
some of the property that the defamers of
Butler claimed thai he removed to the North
| for his personal benefit. A-&s~ ~ >
Workmen are now engaged in putting up a
line of telegraph from this post to Alexan
dria, on Red River, for the purpose Of bring
ing the latter place in closer connection With
New Orleans
You of the North begin 10 talk loudly of
your favorite presidential candidstes-Lin-
coin, Mcclellan, Chase, Fremont, and so on,
but We of the Department of the Gulf beg
leave to present the name of Benjamin +.
Butler, as our first choice. The writer of this
is Democrat, but sindi vid ually, and-when
when he gets mad-collectiyely, would vote
for Butler for our next President, before any
other man living. Soldiers and citizens mot
Confederates, for ali we ask of them is 70 stand
up and give US a fair fght,) of Louisiana,
where Butler is known, would go for him to a
man. The election of Butler wouldn't be
much of !" settler" on Europe. Oh, no
guess not !
The health Of the regiment IS Remarkably
good. As journalists admire .brevity, | close.
HIGH PRIVATE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
Port Royal papers Of the 9th that.

! So Port Royal papers Of the 9th state thai
Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are near
ly depleted of rebel troops who have been
sent North to Gen. Lees army.
Rebel rams are not noted for longevity The
telegraph announces the sinking of the Al
bernardo, which played so important part in
the capture of Plymouth, by the Federal
The Irs6anss correspondents at Charleston,
Tenn, SAYS that there has been thorough de-
struction OF the railroad from the wataupa
river down to Bulls Gap. Moatbsca hard
" suffice for the rebuilding of the line of
road. so that it can be used by the rebels for
the transportation of troops and supplies.
The Dalton correspondent OF the Atlanta
Regaster AYERS that there has been gre alter con-
centration of the Union forces In the direction
of Chattanooga than or the Potomac, and the
Raleigh Progress confirms the statement, add
ing that Grants movement on to Richmond
is feint, while that on TO Atlanta is eality.
The brig Mary. from the Rio Grande. re-
ports that on April 2lSt at midnight she was
boarded by the pirate Florida, whose officer
reported having burned the ship Apoa, from
China for Boston, three weeks previous.
A Hilton Head correspondent of the 7ri5-
1o,e SAYS rebel deserters state that Is heavy
nave DtS1 III 10 IRE
upon Morris Island batteries, and four Colum-
biaas command the channel towards. Sulli-
vans Island. 1t is Understood a combined
land and naval attack has been ordered on
Sumter. Seven iron-clads are finished and
atieat in Charleston harbor. Folly Island
has been fully prepared for an anticipated at
tack from the enemy. All indications point
70 an early assumption of rebel offensive OPP
erations
1t is ascertained from private sources that
everyone on board the gunboat Commodore
Jones was either killed or wounded, with one
e exception The man who exploded the tor
pedo was himself killed by persons on anoth-
er vessel who had been watching his move
ments. On his person were found papers
giving the location of other torpedoes Sew
eral rebels found secreted in life pits were
promptly placed beyond the power of mis-
chief
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
- In the Louisiana State Convention

on the 27th ultimo, two reports were read
from the Committee on Emancipation The
first, signed By all the members except Nr.
Abel, declares sla very and involuntary servi-
tude, except a. punishment for crime, forever
abolished in the State wipes out the black
code; provides the same system Of penal law
for blacks and whites, and provides that ne
gro minors shall be subject TO the same rules
as white ones IN regard TO apprenticeship.
Mr. Abel on his own behalf, read minority
report Directing to the deprivation OF the
masters right to his slave by the Convention,
as a fragrant injustice, robbing him of vest
ed right, and as injurious to the best interests
of the negro, who would become idle and
vicious if not compelled TO labor. The Era
says Mr.. Abelfs report viii not get ten votes
in the Convention.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
ence of the State Journal.
BARON ROUGE. La. April "a
This regiment having been transferred t,

Correspondence of the State Journal.
Baton ROUGE, La, April "a, 1854.
This regiment having been transferred to
cavalry after serving as infantry upwards of
two wears, required two new companies, let
tered L md NJ. Orders for the organization
Of said companies were issued by the Gov
ernor of your State, some months since, and
they are now organized-one Of them On, J
having already arrived here and the other
being on the way. Yesterdays morning re-
port showed that our regiment numbered
/ 600 men all told, exclusive ofthe new COM
panies. About 200 of the number viii be
mustered out of the service on the I'd of July
next. but it is expected that enough new re-
cruits viii be obtained before that time, to
offset that number, and the regiment win be
/ 200 strong, to do battle for another three
years
Since the late battles up Red River, of
which I spoke in ny last, no movements have
taken place. but everything remains as before
reported Some fault is found by military
men in this department with Banks tactics
duri ne the recent fights 1t is still an open
question which side received the severest pun
ishment.
In the Lou siana State constitutional Con-
vention which is now in session at New Or
leans. the following resolution was introduc-
ed on the 21st inst. by Mr. Gorlinski
H76sreas On the evacuation OF Baton Rouge, az
ter the enorable battle Of the 5th day Of
August, 1862, Col. Paine, OF the 4th Niscsn sin
Volunteers, then commanding the post Of Baton
Rouge crown ed his heroic deeds Of that day By
act y ai Oh has secured the of this Conyen
ton and the State, valuable public library, to-
gether with Thorpe's great painting Of Gen Zaehs
~ Taylor and other paintings, which now sdorr
the hall of ills Convention, and also saved hiram
| Powers statue of Washington, which Is said now
to be in the Patent Office at the national capital
al cfwhich would have been stolenor destroyed bs
re he which demolished the State House, had \ OF
| Col Paine caused the same to be removed 10 thii
city, when by order of Gen. Butler they we're pro
tes the property OF the state; tEerefore be
| PssoIrsd. That the thanks of this Convention
ara of the people Of Louisiana, are due and ar
| ereby rendered TO Major Gen. & r Butler ant
Sol. Paine for saving the aforementioned vsiua
! Ole State property
Major NOW Colonel) Boardman superintend
| ed the removal of these yalushles, audit Wa
| partly through bic interchangeable exertions tina
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18

THE THIRTY-SIxTH AT CHICAGo.-W ednes-
day mornings Tribune, thus speaks Of the
passage of the Seth Regiment through that
city:
About nine O'Clock laet evening the 36th
Wisconsin infantry, new regiment lately
raised in that State, arrived at the Rest on
their way TO the 'front.' under the command Of
Colonel F. A. Haskell. The regiment mum
bered about $50 men, and presented a splen-
did appearance. Wisconsin has ever re
sponded nobly to the calls made upon her to
furnish men to queH this unrighteous rebel
lion Her blood has been split ike water
upon numberless battiefelds, and now that a
further demand is made, she freely supplies
fresh men, though now her sons meet the reb-
els at every point. The regiment has heavy
work before it, for it is assigned Il Gen. Ham
cocks command in the I'd Division of the
Army of the Potomac. The boys start full
Of energy and are determined 70 conquer or
die. They fight in the haliest of all earthly
causes, on the side of freedom, and may the
God of Freedom grant them speedily decisive
victories. After supper at the Rest the regi-
ment left for the front via Washington
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
From the Twelfth Regiment.

The Trip to Cairo--Tii6tte to Chicago Ladies
Shabby Treatment ora Illinois Central r. f.
Serious AccideatS- Demonstrations an rs
Fdg-7He Sihldtioa at Cairo.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
From the 18th Wisconsin Cavalry.

TIE Regiment 1920 Strong Compliment to
Gen. Pune 6y tie louisiana Legislation
graph from Baton Rouge to Ale5a,1dyra-
Presidential Candidate
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-18
From the 22d Wisconsin.

'7Te 22f e,s route for tie Front From Nashville
n Eooko3H Valley Cq7uonadi,tq heard from
tie top Of LooLolt-'' SIXTY rounds IF 4uizsss-
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