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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

Cnssesds staf, bad their horses sho
While carrying their ridess and rallyips
The tDes of the various eommsnds. The
last named was : prisoner, bat seeing ,
tavrrabl- chance, made bis esdspe. Cant
Doo'itsls Of Col WheeIer's st.ff, VA, Or.
dered to surrender, shen getting furiou.
q a. epishet applied to him. he seised /,
maskst and bsyonss.ed the rpbel again,
: tFse. Col Whselsr's brie.de, I'd divis.
ion, was fsrked, when the, soed to n.
rear and drove the rebels and took . num.
Ter Of priso0srs.
The entire number Of prisouers e.ntur.
cd by us is sboat $50 end several stand.
= colors. Our loss is estimated At over
5000. = o's' '
Nothing but skirmishiog took placs
.long the line e'to-day, both parties being
busy en'renching themselves. A b,ttlr
% io,k ID for a any momeas, - tho eoem,
- detsrsised to regain the Road vb,l.
ws are determined to hoId il.
The prisoners taken belong pr;nc;n.,,r
TO b~saregard and HIS corps.
Considerable artillery firing has been
going on on our Ieh since four o'clock and
70 at this time quite severe. No mus.
ketry can be heard, the distance from
Head Quarters being too great.
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Caught Him.

1t will be seen by the news of ysster,
day that the Cps have been brought to
grief again BY the capturing aud shoot.
iog OF the notorious horse thief and ,rsl.
TOR. John c. HarIin, in Greene county,
Illinois. and the dispersion of hi. guerrilla
band. Thus perish al traitors North and
South.
1t is stated, as matter of curiosity We
suppose, that stauuoh Democrat led the
peoples party in the pursuit of these EN-.
issaries Of the South. But this serves to
show one thing and that is that when
the Cops count on all Democrats to aid
them In opposition to the laws of the
country they will fad great falling Of
IN muster-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
THE xEws.

Warren still maintains his position OF
the Weldon Road, and will doubtless
cause the rebels some trouble. The,
show their fear of this in their deterniu
ed efforts to drive him from the crounc
he now occupies.
General Frank Heron rsinforces Gran
ger and Farragut, and aids in The opera
tlons against Mobile. He and his force.
are valuable addition to our forces.
Fort Morgan is besieged and was
to have been bombarded upon the llth.
A desperate effort has probably been
made to reduce it, ere this; with what
success time must develop. If wo may
credit reports, the fort is lily supplied
with provisions, not having sufficient to
last for louger than few days. If this
be so, there may be no immediate assan,
made, as 1t must necessarily entail very
considerable loss upon our forces aud We
can we'll afford to wait and spare the tffu-
sion of blood if by waiting few days
the rebels themselves must cap,tu-
late from lack Of provisions. But the
fact that they have burned all the build
ings and hospitals outside of Fl. Morgan.
would lead one to cor jscture that they
are prepared to make long and stubborn
resistance and that they will do it. Mean
time, G mmodore Fsrragut, we appre-
hend, will push forward his work with the
utmot vigor. The rebel press show how
highly they value Mobile aud their dread
OF Its capture by our forces, aud they
complain bitterly Of the success of Far
ragut thus far.
Wheeler is reported to be in the
rear of Sherman but has not been able to
honor him TINS far, or achieve any great
success in any manner.
SbetWans cavalry are busy, and keep
tearing up the railroads, aud damaging
the reb.ls generally
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VOL. IL.

have heretofore acted with them, win suf-
fer themselves to be led any longer BY
such leaders.
I To men of property, to men Of family
and homes, to every man who cares for
the welfare of his country. the safety OF
his 6reside, and the maintenance of law.
and the value Of his personal or real e.
tates, We would say::there is no security to
any Of these, but in firm maiu,enan ce
at this time of the Government of the
country, in all her efforts TO crush rebel
lion or punish treason.
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b .isimore, Aug. %

The Point L ,okout correspondent Of II q
American sends the following intelli.
gepce
Large numbers Of refugees from Rich.
moDd continue to arrive here. They re
port that a large force of infantry aud
cavalry under Gen. Lee 10 person had
goae up the s Sien.ndoah valley t. rein
force Gen. Early. They assert that rhi,
body OF rebel troops numbers ~ many as
20 QUO, their purpose being to secure tn.
P'onoer tnat vas captured by Earl,
"a'ch 'ney fe4r ~iil be taken By the ad-
vance of Geo. S ,eridsn, and also to at.
tack Washington or invade the North.
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Warren Entrenched and
Reinforced.
LATEST FROM MOBILE.
Wha Sheridass Is Dotnx.
Rebel Force at atlanta
$4,000.
Warren Rsinfore e d. The Siege Of Fort
Morgan.

Warren The Siege or For,
Morgan.
New York, Aug -.
The Tribune's special says ,ha, War.
rem has en,renched his command. has
been reinforced and intends to thorough
ly destroy the Weldon railroad
Exactly ors- half of the rebel Vireinis
forces are in the Shenandoah valley.
awaiting Sheridan. The other half hoio
The line f'on Petersburg to Richmond
A letter dated tho llth, from the rear
Of Fort M,rgan. states that Granger has
received heavy reinfos cemenls frum Gen.
Heron, and reinforcements have been
sent TO Pensacols.
Fort Morgan is now besieged By lapa
forces aud by the feet. Our forces we're
to lombard it on the morning Of the
l1th.
The rebels hsve burned all the build
iag,, hospitals, d., outside Of F.rs Nor
gan.
The rebel gunb ,at Gaines vas burned
and the monitor Manhattan threw several
shells into the Fort, dismountiuy one gun
prior TO our landing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

rr'''n'r' E.eA...g:s..r.i.s's G.. Ezpsu
Cairo, Aug. FL.
The New Orleans Era of the 5.b .sy,
Acting Marter John Dill,eyhan,, captured
II osbias Pass . year and halt avo
while 10 commsnd OF the ship Martlny
l. gbs, had arrived 10 that CITY, parole y
" Gen. Morgan to effect bis own @x.
change Tor Capt. Charles Fowler, He
reports the rebel authorlties anxious T.,
exchange bis whole crew, Who have been
march. d from Camp Grace To Shrevepor
3oV miles. Ps.oled for exchange, sub-e
quenly sent back to Gimp Ford, near
Tyler, rs the Federal authorities would
not receive them. Abvu. 30O0 are =,
Camp Ford in acro~ded, unheal.hy state
Captains Croker. Johns aud Morgan, Of
the gunboats Clifton, Sachem and S. ,ual.
wi.h their commArds sre .till in Camp
Ford anxlously waiting exchange.
Geo. Payne With portion OF his ex.
pedit'on against Johnsons gurrrilas re
turned to Paducah. A large number of
cattle, considerable salt and other sup-
piies taken from the st,smer ut Sabine
Bar were rec.p,ur. d. Many horses ani
mules were captured from the rebels 10
the country through which their exped,-
tion passed aid brought to PAducah.
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FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.

New York. Aug 22 |
Richmond papers of the 18th aud 18Th
have been received. which claim tha,
Grart is placed eutiely on the defensive
ny the withdrawal of those troops ssns 10
Sheridan.
Petersburg, Aug Is The prison en-
brought IN to day concur ia the state.
msnt that Burnside and WArren's curps
are still 10 our front. whlls Hancock' :,
Che 70 end perhaps other infautr,, are
ooS operating on the north side Of the
James river.
Adv'ces received At headquarters here
confirm the defeat Of the eosmy in the
hight OF yesterday. near While's tavern
on the north side of the James river
Oar loss vas Net very large. Among
our losses are Generals GIrardny and
Chembiiss killed. The 6eht is supposed
10 have been renewed, to some extent, 10.
day, hring being hea,d d In tha, direction,
Ofiiciaf sdvlces from the Valley De
pariment have been received at these
headquarters up to yesterday Up tc
t"at TINE no general engagement had
taken place.
In front Of this place, nothing Of inter.
est is transpiring
Kain has fallen every day this week.
An Atlanta dispatch to the Richmond
papers. dated the 18th, states that the
Federal cavalry have retired from Au
burn. The Federals are tortifyiny th,
north side Of the Chattahoochee. nes,
Sweet Water.
l, is believed that the West Atldut.
road is cut as Aekworth BY the rebel
cavalry.
The Redmond Whig contains On orde,
from the rebel Provost Marshal Gensral,
virtually recognizing negroes as prisoner.
OF var.
the Richmond and Danville railroad i,
announced to be in running order.
An Atlantis dispatch uf the l6sh te
kichnond papers, states that party O
Stermsn's cavalry, on the 10th, struoa
the Atlanta and West Point railroad Al
F.irburn, burned the depot snd tore ur
The track at several plsces. They ther
wsthdfew three miles and went into samp
Instfack has been repaired, bus train1
are not allowed to run 10 consequence q
the proximity of the enemy.
Mobile. Aug. l7.-General Br.nl
uArdner assumed command Of the D,.
trlct Of the Gulf to-day.
esserdsy evening the enemy landed q
Moosross in 6se lauschss. Or ,.v.l,,
ned On them and killed asd woandss
several They retired Ia.s night.
A forcs Of the enemy from the psni,
sais srcsssd the, Perdido river ysstsrd.v !
advsoc'og to~std Mobile bay.
81 AN 4siee il tAe bay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

Heessns foF Prosecassng the War.
Please permit sincere patriot, Who
has carefully studied our present copfi,c,
from the American and European stand
points, to present = few important fae,s
tor the consideration OF oil bis country
men, and especially for those clergymeu
aud laymen who are thinking Of signing
the PETITIONS for al srm.stlcs. Asa min.
lister Of the gospel Of peace, / earnestly '
pray and labor that our Beloved country
may b, spesdily blessed With permanent
peace. founded 10 truth, justice, libert,
and Union. To gain suon . peace oil
needed sacrifice should be oheerfally
made. But candid and earnest meo.
while working for . common end, often
ditfsr j, opinion as to the best modes OF
securing the aenred object. Homes. diff
ferences in Judgment will always occur,
aud ! give full credit for good motives 10
those clergy men Who have signed the pc
titioss for N armistice. While thus ad-
nisting their piety aud patriotism, my
deep convictions founded on mature re.
Asos'vnD YUM PEI uo 10 oo0o6m0 t0eff &C.
tim.
Az an armistice implies . cessation Of
hoetilities, aad, ~ in the case of Den
mark, raising Of the blockade. II We
90 tar confess our weakness rs to ask for
sn afmislice in this the fourth year Of the
ssr, after feF-on Davis has declared
that he will have ''inde pendence OF ex
ter niuatioa" for himself aod "a. leaders
who will csntrol the south until they ore
baair he'd b. our armies, se must csr,aia
y expect that the south win insijt On sh,
rAssiog q the blockade. Nov,I il sh.
bloeksde 10 raised for even two Imonths
Ne sosah will export cotton enbnuh |,
pay for oil The suppliss and musttions Q
var sseded Tor : s~o ysas.' Ssruxg.s
FAsy Win 40 Dssehaas aad hxias HON,
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- xs
Louisville. Aug e.
The Nash.ills 1imes contains . rspof,
that Whselers forces had crvssed tbe
river above Chattanooga, though there i.
report that be has gone to Eas. T=nnss
see, but it is dissred,l.d.
II is reported that a train from Knox.
Vile to Chattanooga was captured nea,
Cleveland. and also an empty train from
Chatsa nooga to Atlanta on Thsrsday.
Ihe Knoxville fort6calions can resist
effec'uaiiy I've times Wheeter's force.
Geneiel S,eadman's wound was only ,
slight scratch under the lett eye. He
drove the enemy five miles and returned
to Chattanooga.
A discredi,ed report prevailed a. Nash
vile that the rebel G neral Buckuer ha d
been killed in recent battle.
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Further Accounts Of ths Strarsls for the
Welaoa Road.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, }
AuQu-tQI.

~-~e Oe-e - 49, = b20KK x0x x00
Welaon Road.
Headquarters Army OF the Potomac, !
Augu-s2l. !
Our losses at the Weldon railroad ON
Friday afternoon were greater than here.
totore reported. The humber Of prisoners
taken BY the rebels is now put down ar
1900. IL seems that our troops we're sur
prised, many OF them beng in their shel
ter tents at the time trying to es,aps the
heavy rain that had been falling tor sew
eral hours previous. The rebels FIRST ap.
peared about noon on the right Of the
road 10 frout Of tue third divlslou of the
fifth cvrps. But that vas ev,den,ls a
fsint or for the parpose OF feeling our
lines. About 8 O'Clock this afternoon
they charged in heavy force between the
9th and 6th corps, succeeding in turning
she fank OF the former taxing . large
namber Of prisoners. This part Of our
liss vas forced back some distance, vh-n
the 9.h corps. which had been relieved
the night previous By . portion Of the
ID corps came on t" the field and opened
6re, checking the advance of the rebels
anu taking few prisoners
A heavy coluun Of rebels 1t the same
time charged on the Ief. OF our line wes,
Of The railroad. held BY the I'd division
under General Ayers. which they broke
and hero they alss. took $50 Q, 60 pris.
oners OF the regular brigade, whlct, Was
commanded BY Geo Hays, Who ID BE-.
lieved to BE- prisoner. He cannot be
found.
Our whole line Was thus forced back,
With heavy loss 10 kil,ed and wouudsd
The esemy, however, suffered worse thar
We d.d, their dead lying thick sll over the
& Id Before dark our men we're rsfsru
Cd, sad being reinforced, 1 desper.se
charge was mads 70 recovsr our los,
ground, which vas successfully socom.
plished, 20 that ue held at night she liz,
which had been tshsn from u in the fors
noon. Col Carl = ssported prisoner
also Cot. Patterson. siea. Cnwford "a,
shot through ths sest and shirt, and mar
ro.ly escaped csp'urs Oas Oh sor of his
stsd ~ shot Il - sfa. IIisuss. Mead,
80 nessngss aad Capk snilb, af e.
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Especial to N. Y. Times I
yVashiny,on Ang

Washington, Aug q.
Sheridan has changed bis position in
order better to watch the passes of the
mountains. The great number of point.
which ne is compelled to cover, imposes
upon him more conservative military
policy than he would otherwise adopt
The Rebel forces at Ma. tinsburp are
Uncomfortable raiding parties, and will
not materially interfere With Sheridan .
programme, which will be something
more than defensive.
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TIE COMPILATIONS.

For months past the evidences of .
deep laid conspiracy against the Govern
ment, on the part OF the em,ssaries of ,t.e
SJuth under the disguise of Democrscy
have been accumulsting. until tie most
skepticsl have had their eyes opened and
no one is left any longer to doubt the ex
istenoe of most diat olical plot of treason
to inaugurate counter rebellion 10
the North for the purpose of aiding and
assisting the traitors of the South to sue.
cessfuly beat back be Union army and
establish their slave oligarchy.
The recent importation Of arms into
the State OF Indiana, consigned to one
Dodd, the known Secretary of the assas
sins of that State, and their seizure in
good time by the authorities of that State
points with inerring certainty to the treas.
enable character Of these eneuies of our
GJvernment. These arms werc iniended
to be put into the hands of men who are
sworn to obey the dicta,ion of their lead
ers IN open rebellion against the authori.
ties OF the land.
But thanks to the vigilance of the
friends Of the Government, in this in.
stance they have been thwarted, and their
devilish purposes, Intended to iuaugurate
civli war 10 lndiana, have thus been nipped
10 the bud, and the chief conspirators
brought to grief
1t is stated also that the enrolling bool
Of the order was found in the safe OF Dodd
IN which were enrolled the uames of sew
erai hundred of the rebel prisoners al
Indianapolis as members of the order.
Taken In connection with the meeting o
the Chicago Convention, and with cer,a,t
developments by the recent expose O
the order, 20 doubt remains in our mind,
but that if circumstances should favo,
it, 1t was intended to attempt on the &C
casion Of that Convention TO rescue anc
liberate the rebel prisoners at Chicago
and Indianapolis and by putting arms in
theirhands- them as nueieus ar,n, 4
which copperhrad force would rally and
pilot them through Sou,be.n illinois te
the Ohio river.
The recent gathering OF large mum.
Der Of copperhesd marauders AID mur
derers in Montgomery county, Ilinois
directly in the line of escape to Dixi,
f.om Chicago points to this conclusion
Whether this OF some other plan may
be the step initia,ory of aid to the rebel
lion at this juncture of affairs, we ma,
not be able certainly to indicate; bu
that it is the purpose Of these enemies o,
our safety and peace to strike sooner q,
later IN the interest of Jsff Davis no ma,
ca doubt. Nothing but the utmost Wig
lance on the part Of the loyal people 0,
the loyal States can thwar, the inteotion,
of these traitors in our midst. =
Ii isa shameful mockery Of ali caodo,
and decency TOR the leaders Of the men
calling themselves Democrats. 10 den,
any longer the fact that The oreanixatic,
which they engineer has become prostitu
ted BY them to reasonable purposes i,
thought, word and action. And we shall
not believe il until we see it With on
own eyes, that Thousands Of men vh,
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A steamer from City Point states shs.
heavy firing began on Saturday night %
our extreme lefs. in from. Of the 9Th ooros.
which continued until four O'clock ,hie
morning. Heavy mu.ketry was heard up
70 the hour the mail bost left, 1t 10 :. a.
The lighting, which is described as being
most spirited, was csused BY the en-.
rmy attempting to driv. US from the
weldon rsilrosd. Up to the latest sc-
O. UNITS they had failed to do so.
The 9th corps has been reinforced. and
no doubt is expressed that We would hold
the position. l
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- NOV oTk. Aug. %.
The increasing denaud from .b, 90 /
for our Government securities continue.
to enhance their price. A number Of for
e,gn houses have in hand largo orders for
the 5-2Os. The I0-40s also, Is il report
ed. are likely 70 be in demand for Euro.
Jean market. We learn tha, At D. eae D.
the unex-cuted frsign orders ior Guv.
ernment securities amouot TO about ten
millions dollars.
G''ld opened SGT and after selling At
2 81 / closed dull ct e IS.
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The Rebel Army at Atlanta.
New York AnO %

Late advlces from before Alta anita, via
Nashville, state that the reb< <ls have
60, ,ooU troops at Atlantis, Including 40. .OuO
Georgia militia. Their works are ffrees
fest high with dep ditches and aba,ti,
aud traps. Shermsn has extended his
i'bes 10 miles with . view it is thought
to turn their position. but thus far ha.
been unable to effect his offset, their
lines proving equally strong at sll points
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HAilfax, Aug. 2l.
The Tallahassee wss spoken Saturday
i5 miles distant, I'd Cole Harbor. L. IL
uoderssood tba, she is the pioneer of !
nu~ber of these vessels now being fitted
Out at Wilmington, some Of which are
ready TO run out.
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Excitement at HaTers,svn.

Washington, Atg. %.
Advices from Hlgerssown tepreseut
that the excitement At that place contin-
ues. Refugees are arriving there ia large
Numbers. The farmers living along The
Potomac river are again running towards
Psnnsy ivsnia for safety.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


latest from the shsn.ndsah Valley.
New York, Aug. 22.
A special disp Itch to the Eveuioe
Post. dated Washington. 22d. says ths,
adviees from the Shenaodoah valley show
snat the Y ole force der Gen. kariy is
nov on this side Of Winchester.
Yesterday there vas considerable .kir-
m'sh'ng near Charleston, eight miles from
Harper's Perry.
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w ashingtcn, Aug. a2.

The mail steamer from Cit Point
bring r.port that the ai army corp.
successfully re-crossed the James River
on Saturday night, thus adding to the
mJsti6caiisn Of the rebels as 10 the inteu.
tlon of our movem- nta.
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WAR DEPARTMENT. \
PEovosf AARkHsL GENEkslis OFFICE
q

7.
PEovosf AARkEst GESEksls OFFICE
WAsarssros ID. c. Aug 9Th, 1854
N .yoR THcxAs DUxcAx
Acting Ass Z Pro. Mar Gent parsrort lows
Eequi.e your Ptsvosf .rshals q, xvr MOTTO throuvh
Sut t1sT Districts that enquiries ali ordn ~
leS'e connected with thr eArollenf draft exemItpns
liabilities draft credits aud sa cunts IN ms, frpi nd
sho Vi s @idr s-ed 10 thI Provost us,-hnl Of The o.,
gres-inuai District au id case ne il nj ALL tn sp.wr
them ne VIII seek inirrnstisn tr Proro-t shal
Gen raj ofthe state Ankxrrs NAV then b@ secured n0re
prompt than by ns rlt@ Provost r. h-l Gen.
~I&A ~ Washington, whrre important business "
the Government prevents pfopt an r- tn ii. n,nlt,
tate II nquin ao~ aiir-sset 10 the Bur-an ON p-r-
sunal, and qae@tions OF uliuor ibapo, lance
james d sRY
tsagned,1 Provost Martial Geherxl-
aug-2Qdi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

FoRr Manson, August Goth, 1854.
Mr.. = p. HOWELL
Editor Gate City. Kee,s
Please announce my name a. an Independents Union
Candidate for Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County
Tor next election Your, respectfully,
Aug2-itf LIP SrENpEL
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t0sHERAL osDns No AL
o. companies snd persons asfhoyised 10
s,s ,nHtt.y .-.s e. enrolled militia Of this State,
psc- or ne oOuplet- organi,a tss, ~ --ia
Isr nme uinbt Be later ftap s.ts sfb 16-l - =
on account Of the erect dheui.y In nrocurfps cav.
Ay sms ADO equipments cavalry rye~ vfil be
AmAeo With Mt special permisson 4 ,his ,eosrtmrnt
r m sny sfe oreAnxed without such permi sion they
-. 49, - "Ssoenzed a. part Of tbs militia N this
III The Captains Of compenie. which d o,o,v,s. ,,,,
80 cut ann return - ttas D-psrtms MT by apt 1orb
so4, cewplete list af Ill persons IN ,awi - = a.
jdn ssy company Within the township ward or vi in
~ In which sat comp~uss rsisrd In order that a
tons may " cenmsncd against ruch p-rs n ~ nee e.
bg refining TO do duty contemplated by th. .w,
4 the last 6sueral Assembly.
~ No able-bsdied white male tizen Of th. State "a
Exempted fon militia service BY ofserstcs .to
ofe performed in the Cmited STATE. se vice.
" ~ the Const tnfcn, Militia the State shall
De compossd OF all ablebdied white male cftiz rs be
tween the 49, Of 18 and Is years. excerpt are or
sv h"rN.nrr be exempted ty the laws a the Cnited
otafes or this State.
,o~ins only unds the ruling Of this De-
partment, will exempt from militia service
l. When exempted by STATE Law
Aiiensge whsrs declaration intention TO become
citizen has not been Ais right Of suffrage sxsrcisvd
g. Nonresidence.
T. Cnder age.
g. Permanent physical disability Of such degree a. TO
render the person not proper subject for military duty
unless approved by the Adintsnt G-nrafof the State
BY order Of the Conmander-n-Chief.
N. BAKER
Adjntant General OF lows
Papers that usually publish orders Of this Departeni
will publish once. tauxar3-iit
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HASONRY.- - Proposal. will be re-
seivsd uAtil A0ND AZ 2ate inst, for basl.n< spS
smp, eting abeut hundred and torty nsa f,ef Of
t,AIYineh Brick sewer block 20 between Fr..klin
cd entn streets Gp- fhcstions nay s-cn at the
o0oe ef JAS. B. CUNNINGHAM
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
| Special to Poat I

sHonS Seree ef r. sels near Martins
hnrg.
Especial to Poat
Washington, Aug. 2a.
"A special dispatch to the Daily Car, n
'c'e says ail informa'ion trom ths Sh. nan-
doah valley indicates tha. the Re VA. 4
strong rebel force under 1arly near Mar
sinsburg and Winchester.