davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

DEpARruRE.-Brig Gen. Marston left this
place ON Thursday night Of last week. to pro-
coed 10 Fortress Monroe, where he arrived OF
Friday morning.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

EsRoLLMEST PROGRESSING. The enrolment OF
negroes in Owen county, Ky, has been COM
pleted. There are in the county two hundred
and twen,y-six slaves and fourteen free men OF
color The people are said to have treated the
enrolling officer very courteously.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

WESTERN Texas will be among the next batch
of new States that will seek admission into the
Union. BY the terms of the annexation of Tex
as, the subdivision of her territory was provi
ded for This provision, however, was designed
to benefit and extend slavery, but the result
will be quite The reverse, for the new State will
be free The territory embraced within IL,
boundaries is settled mostly by Germans, many
of whom have been mercilessly conscripted into
the rebel ranks.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

On Thursday morning last Capt. Lucas, Com
missary Subsistence of this District, received or
ders TO turn over all stores in his possession TO
Capt. Hall, and proceed to Portsmouth, Va
Capt. Hall has not yet arrived at this place.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

CPiSuFSu.
IMMEDIATELY after assuming command OF this
District Gen. Kinks issued the following regula-
tons for policing the Point below the creek
which we commend to the careful perusal and
observance of all -
/. No horses viii be picketed or permitted to
be fastened in the woods, within one hundred
and fifty yards of the General Head Quarters.
2. All passing of teams and animals will he
by the regular thoroughfares, to be at once IN
dicated by the Quartermaster.
3. Proper sinks and urinals will be construct
ed over the water, at points to be indicated BY
the Inspecting Officer of this District, and no
nuisance will be permitted elsewhere, either by
day or by night.
The Officers commanding the main Regiment"i
and Hospital Guards are particularly charged
with the enforcement of the foregoing paragraphs
4. All trenches now used as sinks Will ne
filled up and covered with clean gravel. The
rear of the cottages and all other buildings will TIC
thoroughly cleansed of all litter and filth that
has now accumulated, and refuse and otfal Will
hereafter be thrown into barrels or boxes and
daily removed.
5. The open space between the cottages and
the woods in the rear of the General Head Quar-
ters will be thoroughly policed, and no teams or
animals permitted to pass thereon except by
passage near the woods to these Head Quarters.
8. The ground in front of Their of cottages
occupied as "a Post Office, &c. and the space be-
tween the road and the pond, will be thoroughly
policed and kept clear Of teams and animals.
:. No ofFal, slops or litter OF any kind will
be thrown upon the ground anywhere upon the
Point, or into the pond, but will be put into
boxes or barrels and removed daily.
8. The grove above and to the rear of Gene
raj Head Quarters will be entirely cleared OF
heaps of manure and sinks, and the whole woods
thoroughly poIccd and kept free from all dirt
and offal
9. The eontraband quarters will be regulated
and thoroughly policed, together with the space
between them and the Rebel Officers camp, and
between them and Murphy's house
10. The manure in the rear of the camp OF
the I'd N. Fl. ", and at all other places on the
Point, will be at once removed.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13
Total.
FOR DELEGATES
I)OnneIIy
Total. ITS

"a
BY reference To the above il will be seen that
this county gives majority of 500 against
Convention. Messrs. Blingsley Morgan and
ent-anti-CoHvention Candidates--are elected
over Mr.. Preuss,-the Convention Candidate
BY very nearly the same vote Messrs. Donnelly
and Jones were not regarded as Candidates out
side of the first election District, and we presume
the vote they received was simply compliment
tary 81 Aarys Gazette.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

TERMS. copy for three months or less.
City cents, u 4pyAEUE; single copy, five cents.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

ARKAEsAs.-Although Arkansas is the second
OF the Seeded States to hold an election in re-
newed allegiance to the Constitution. she will be.
the first to resume her place in the Union. On
the l4th of March she adopted her free Constitu
ton by popular vote OF over ten thousand IN
spite OF the threats, and, in many places, the
actual interference of rebel guerrillas. Thre"
members are elected to the house of Representa-
tives from the several districts. The Legislature
which meets next month, will proceed to fill the
vacant seats in the United States Senate. The
Governor elect is Isaac Murphy, who was : faith
full among the faithless found in the convention
that voted Arkansas out of the Union. The
last shall be first in this case for the State that
closed the file of the seceders, now heads the
column of regenerated States which have already
begun seeking, repentant but glad, the fold OF
the Union
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

tbs yoTE OF ST MARY s.-Below, we give the
official vote of the county at the late election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

Fs8asmd- ~ HS5El k-TEsf sG|
organ d Coprshsadsn. ths Niasosri
Republican, gives the names Of half :
dossn rppak, Gsae,sle II ~ sys
whom il reports in favor Of AeC'silsa.
On ~ liss appears The pane 4 os.s',l
Hooker.
Il hsppsss thai Gen. Hooker made
brief speech on the 3rd instant to the
people Of Watertoyn, New Yosk, An ex-
tract from which We publish below:
FHLLow-C IrIzExs !: You have come
here to rejoice II the success of the Union
arms. in~hich ] am ready to join you
heart ana hand. Ny business i fighting
and not speech making; bat lot me now
tell you that the army Of Sherman Il In
yincible. and cannot be dishear,ened. We
must treat this Rebellion as Wise parent
would vicious child-he must whip him
into subsection milder discipline will
answer the purpose. Some are crying
| peace; but there can be no peace - long
A. a rebel can be found With arms 10 his
hands. Woe be to those who cry peace
where there 10 no peace This Uuiou
must be preserved, and there is no way
of preserving it but BY the power Of OUT
arms-by lighting the conspiracy TO death
This rebellion is totieriDg now while
speak; it is going down, down, and viii
tumble into ruin. Politicians may tall
ito you about the cause Of the war, but
say put down the rebellion, and then j
you choose. inquire into the cause Of it
But first put down the insurgents - frs
whip them, and then talk about the caust
LIZ you have nothing else to engage you
attention. s
That don't furnish much aid aud com
fort to the white feather peace sneak
cessation Of hostilitiss and compromis
with traitors, platform and candidate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
IOWA ITEMS.

The Fourth Ward in Davenport is
out Of the draft, and the citizens are
msking great exertions to get the whole
city also cleared, BY filing its quota,
Eight stacks of grain. belonging to
Mr.. Shuly, of Muscatne county, were de-
stroyed by FIRE last Sabbath afternoon
supposed to be the work of an ineendi-
airy.
CAMP McCLKLLAE.-We paid visit to
this camp on yesterday. and found quite
a number of new recruits, veterans and
substitutes awaiting transportation to
their respective regiments. The number
of these, from yesterday mornings re-
port, was l5,, most Of whom are ready
for the field.
Two hundred and fifty men o; the lst
Iowa Cavalry are awaiting their pay
ment.
Paymaster Smith was very busy yester-
day paying off the officers and men Of the
camp, also veterans awaiting their pay
ment.
The Indians are kept within bounds
aud are employed daily 10 police duty.
such as clearing up the camp. dipginv
sinks, gardening, etc. They are under
charge Of Captain Judd. of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, and are held in s,rict sub
lection. none being allowed out OF camp
without proper guard. This We noticed
IN several instances ourselves yesterday.
Dav. Gaz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 4Ec.
Corrected By GAYLORD : CO., Produce pts,er,


fLoua-supernne, s. 80 . bill. p sa~k Z 80: Double
Extra q Dbl, 10 50, y sack 80; Extra, p Dbl so
per sack. w. Retail Soc bbi snd PC sack hia her
WHssr-Spring. 81 ~ to IS; fall, IS to IS q bp.
Ooas asAL-S2 10 p 100 lbs.
BRAy-wh~at, 81 20 Corn, Is = 100 ms
coRs-New s5fo 90; old 90 p bushel.
Rrs-s0 to SOC q bush.
BsRtEr-Falhl so Spring, 90.
oArss-50to JSc y bush.
0Rxxr APPLEs-p0ceaxl Is.
PoRARoBe-l Oeto1 IS
BgrrEa-CommcD. zoe; Choice, Csc.
EGes-15c.
LAnD-22c.
SH0glDERe--16c p b.
srprs-20c . b.
Hans-2sc p ib.: Sugar Cured do, 2sc
WmI1 BsAss-Common to Good, - 2s@$1 rs; Primo
Navy. "a %. ! -
TALow--14c-
Hs.lfshothy. sfa ooe1soo balsd, $40 %: fr.sr,.
so OOa$l2 90.
HibHs-Dry Flint 1sc Dry salted. I4c; 0rubbv Id,
price; Green I; Green Sheep Peits, as to % co.
ArsDs- Timothy, IS rs; Flax 81 10 to 80
bkEr cAfrIs-$4 %. TO % 90 gross.
aaEn--e4 e0to IS - yAeaA.s
woo1-FActory Tuhwashed SOL ooc; Fine reece NJ
to 90. Medium do, IS to IS.
IAs noas-es so = soHstt; Q-T
2Aas-42< 70 Sl<e~
BAas-B1riaps. % TO sec.
oInsie Qnnniss, Sc; double d., &c.
1eaml11s. bush, Sc 70 q. -.
LsesF. & ~ Stoe
s.o..-sss.s sss ~ 3 s sss
- AAn-e0s0A ia
sz@ x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
GRAND UNION RALLY |
AT THE
Junction. October ssh, 1854.


At = meeting Of the County Central
Committee yesterday morning. it was
determined 10 have = GRAND MASS
NETTING at the Junction 90 Saturday,
October 9Th. Prominent speakers from
our own and other States will be there to
address the meeting. LONG JOHN
WENTWORTH, Of Chicago, Illinois !;
JUDGE DOOLITTLE, of Wisconsin,;
SENATOR GRIMES, of our own State,
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county lie
expected to be there-the Chicago Con.
vention aud Mick Lellans letter of &C
eeptance notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard of LINCOLN &
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
+" Dozen rtth the Rebellion, the Chicago
Platform and tie Copperheaa Party'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

" A tOICE FROM VlGkSBU RG.
vIcxssras, Mlss, Ans .. Isea.
Dr. John Bnit-DeAr Sir: am happy . state TO you
benefit n myself In rnerAl DEBILITY prDstrsfiob IL
systs, pr5seei ty the unhealthy and in
nasnr- OF the Ais~assp rysr around Sksbarx having
been with 0en Grants army thfong1ut ifs whole
ern campaign ! Confidently reousnmend Its u
pefsons who are exposed 10 unhealthy ciim4.fs.
II. W. fO3LE
Agent o. B. Sanitary Coiamssion
Lou1syuix, Ky sept l6, ls6s.
On the 1d Of July last sabnissed through an agent
OF mime to the Medical Director u the eps npent Of tn.
Army Of tAs usnteslAsd, sampIs a ny Cedron fss
For nspecAen and rvquests r. aer asAIs be found IL
nercsous, 70 sanction and app<cvs In among our
soldbers.
Ire following d the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Es<essns perrjnDs 70 sldp 40 duren once to
have II sold to suissrs. JOHN BULL
Il am satisfied that Csdron Blxt@rs win Do no harm
any one " taken Properly and IN ncd~rssion ace no
obecfon 70 Dr. buiPs being permitted dispose of /,
suffers A. HENRY TUvRSTOy
Surgeon and Medical Director b
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn July "a, 1865.
Dr. John Bulls agent Mr.. has prrn,isxios 10 ship
70 sashsiuA, 9snn- - ronsW no aprn, OF balis c.
The Of the Treasury Department are to be
BY ordef6 MAJOR Den. ROser1Aaa. ~
wM. n wILEe
. -a.. Major and Provost MArshalGen-
Sos @!e wholesale alad retail BY wk nsoa IAslets
oo' neokak, Iowa ap13dawlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
Csrresea ~ {. HAxllL ) CO.. Wholesale erseers.

CsrrcsteA ~ 8. HAAlIl ! CO., Wholesale ersecrs.
susaa--H. Orleans fair, 2ic; PRIME &c: chofce 2sc
New York. C, Secs New York. A, a2 crushed asd pow
dered 33c.
MoIAsss.-sugar House. s0llss Golden syrup, 1 20
@Sl 25-SDrgham, 6st075c.
CcrrEk-Rio % 70 sc.
Rscr-17@171fc-
SoDA-AmsrirAn, II 1zc English, 1sk
ScIP-Palm, l2t1r: Family, SIC; herman, 1cl<cOl3.
:, CAspIss--Stax. Is to 33c Summer Pressed, 2Sc-
TsAs-loung Tyson, 81 6a(92 p; Imperial, q Is 70
- Is: Black, 81 % TO 81 IS.
ToBAcoo-nxik Sweet, s5c; Medium Brands, / 90 70
I 25c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 SO 70 e %.
FAils-Best Brands 80 IS to rates.
9LAss-sxl0 Country IS so City 9 Is, rates.
CoRDAaE-32 to Sc.
DRY ApraEs-l1 TO l2c p b.
DIR PEAcEns-lnfs II TO 1sc p b.
DRY CUKRAxrs-25c-
RAisrss-t6 90 70 s. co.
ssLr-455 to 90.
Pant SfARcH-l0c-
MotrsG WOODEN wARE-2 Hoop Pals - 90; hoop
do - 35 No. Tnbs, SO 80; Me- do Is 90; No 8 do
13 80, Nests Sd do, 3 rs. WAsh-boards, IS 20.
FIsH-No. Mackerel, bbls. SIS 009sls 90.
No. 2 do do SIC 90ds17 CO.
No. do hf do fI1 ooa11 so.
No. 2 do hf do $40 Oo1aIO Is.
If bbis No. White Fish. So 80.
Orts-AGosl Oil, e09l 0S; Linsecd OIL rs; Lard OIL
81 so Fish Oil, 81 81.
CHEEsE-Denmark, p to Csc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

ARRIVAL OF THE FORTY .FlFTH.-Part
OF the 4oth regiment of l0o-day men ar
rlVed yesterday morning on the steamer
Charley Cheaves, aud the balance last
night on the steamer Sucker State. Most
OF the boys lock hale and hearty, and
only few are reported on the sick list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

s0- Kramer, Irwin d Co., ogents for
the sale of Siocums "Side Loading Re.
vovers." TIE best pistol now in use.
No. los Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

VIRY LArE CoprERuEAD NEws.-Mr.
Fillmore, the National In,elligencer and
Dan. Miller have come out in favor OF
Gen. McCellen Tor the Presidency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
OUR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENTS
Printing Inks.
All kinds and colors for sale at this
office. nj Wan u facturer,s prices.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. OWEN BROMLEY, Of Jefferson county viii, address
the citizens of Van Buren, county the political ques-
lions of the day at the followinptmes and places:
Keosanqua, Monday, Sept. TO- ut o'clock p. NJ.
Bentonsport, Tuesday, do %, do do
Stone School House, Harrisburg, "Wednesday Sept 81
et o'clock n
Mr. BROMLEY is able and forcible speaker. The
friends OF the Union Of Old Abe and Andy solicited
20 be in attendance. Let all turn out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

HANCOCK COUNTY FAR.-Ths fair will
be beid at Carthage next week, coumenc.
ing On Tuesday. the Goth, and continu.
ing four days. Several hundred dollars
will be distributed among competitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

FCall at Lowry's and get political
documents. especially the Esprit of the
Chicago Convention" of which he has
large supply
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

Cooley FOR OcroBER.-As usuaf1his
magazine is up 10 tune, and like all sue
ceeding numbers, most excellent Call at
Lowry's and get number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

@-W VS. call attention to the card Of
Mr.. Garverick. who has bought Messrs
Schramm IL Co.'S Vinegar Factory, and
intends to continue the business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

REPORTING AT THE FRosr.-At Stone
rver. during the second days Eight, a
youug cavalry officer rode up 10 General
Thomss for orders. Report 10 Morton
at the 'front.' said the General, and shout.
ing 10 his men. the young pan dashed ON
to where the battle was raging hotly.-
Morton was not there. On be went again
to where Palmer was rolling back the red
waves on the left. but Morton vas not
there. On again he went through thick
smoke and hurtling FIRE, to whore Haxer
was reaping harvest Of death on that
terrible 'half acre. but Morton wa NO,
there. where is Morton?" he cried -
AT the 'front.'" came back out of the
smoke, and again he rode on--rode on past
the burnt House"-past where Rose
Grams ga. like statue amid = hail,torm nc
fre-past where a raking FIRE marked the
outer line, Of intrenchments---on to the
cannon-p lowed, death-strewn cotton.Eeld
rs he madS Call him backl' shouted
the General. but the bugIe was drowned
IN the awful uproar, aud still he rode on
ward. Amazed, tic rebel gunners stood
at their pieces, but straight At them he
rode with his handful Of men. 81 say.
rebs,' he shouted. "shere is Morton %
Stone who're yon are going.n they an
svered. and the cannon echoed "Gope. -
ana ne went-back again. with not man
FOUNDED That young Lieusen-
am iAeiiy,@,h g. S. cavslry--and The men
VAC ar'oe N that terrible ride. escorted rs
out TO Sheridan's II Edmund Kirke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

RATCHELORe celebrated HAIR DYE u III Desf IN
~ tn Vivid. The only Hhratsss 3rs< ed AsfseIis
dye known This splendid Hair Dye II perfcctchanxss
bvsss without njuriEg the Hair Staining the
skan leaving the Hair 6of and Beanfl impsrts rsh
Vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rert
nes the III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BArCHKLOk; al Others are mere insits-
tons. and should be avoided Sold by all Druxkists &c
fACrOkY-S1 Barclay street, New York. BsrcHKioRp
NEW ToIIEr CaEas for Dressing the Hair. jyS-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

SABBATH SERvIcE.-See report Of the
Conference proceedings for the list of ap-
polntments for the sarious Churches in
the city tomorrow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

MA- A change of venue has been gran
ted In Ed. Rockefeler's cause. He will
be tried at the December term 10 Fort
Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

VAN buren, County FAra.-It closed
last evening. We were in attendance.
bnt returned too late to make any notes
of IT for this mornings issue. \
BY leave of our readers we will say
something about it in our next paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

R- Senator Harlan is expected 10 town
to day aud will doubtless remain to adj.
dress the Uoion meeting announced for
Monday evening. Seversl other speakers
have also been engaged for the occasion,
and the campaign will open With grand
rally OF our citizens.
We trust the Committees will see to il
that every necessary arrangement and
preparation are made in time and an
nouucsd TO the public in Monds Us pa per.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

FLAcKwoep's MAGAZINE for August,
reputlished BY Leouard Scott Il Co., has
come to hand. The table If contents in.
ciade Tony Batter Lewis's Aristotle.
Victor Hugo on Shakespesr, Cornelias J.
Horod and Chronicles of Carhiegford, con
tinued, Hanow & Rugby and several 9th
er articles which the readers thereof may
note for themselves
Backwood is furnished for So per an.
mum, or blackwood and the four LEADING
ouar'erl'es at $40, md are at present the
cheapest periodicals in the country with
out doubt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
LOIHy.
DR. H. A N DE RS s.. G O
IODINE WATER.

Iodine wstcr acts upon the Heart, Liver KidBeys d
gestise orxsns. and GiAnduiaE Syst.u.
The Which has attended the Of this r@nsf
~ prtsA~ practice. aud the endorsement Of medical
ttsrty enable ~ recommend Ii the pracffteuc
sud the phbiic feeling eoi ie1t that with fair trial IL
viii ass~, its excellence IN the epre chroae
enses hich indicate IODINE, sue SeroEaa Br14Sis
Skin Ernrtions. Heart, Liver, anI Kidney Ds.eass
sosss Afrctsn~. Svaraigx. Rheumatism Dyspepsia pe-
biny. syphaiss. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Nsfs containing rhrvs-l1arsr grain. rsrs
iotrein each fluid ~at.r, se.~s
Esfs II u NOT liable 10 decomposition
frsf fpeg gsiflges; neither j. the itie
segrrslixed b. combination with any in -ii.nt
lug this sion superior 70 a., othet efhoa Cf rxhe-
ifiug Iodine.
Full directions accompany earh hottie. t,4a4 asy be
us+d family mrd3aue ell by the prOs-~ssn.
Price sesisr per bottle On receipt u ali2rs
six botiIcs delivered free by express any aare~s
Bewarr of Coapt~feits aud Iaiations which nrrinc-
pkt tsiers end-sser 10 dsspo~e at reputation
See signature and trade mark the Greek woFd head
ing this I'D erftemslt the labels and wrappers
earh bottle. without vnicta none IL genuine.
Circulars gratis
d.. H. AkpERS Co.
Physicians and CAeraasfs,
mayDdAwom Ne As Hrosduay. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

This celebrated Toilet soap, In such snfvsrsal
demand is made from the chalcese materials, il
Mid and ennostcntin its nature. fragran sly
scented aud extremely Beneficial In its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
9o"ds pearrs tan20lydAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
WORMS /! WORMS

Thousands Of children die yearly from worns vhos
lives might hes saved Mothers DR. Z = rc
WsFW LOxesges which will surely kin and exy~i
them from your children. Children will eat them
readily any candy. For coucHs. Coins, xc-, use
SHIkLps COMPOUND COUGH L0zESGEs.
For sale by Aes--r. yoxEtL Co. X. uxlskR and all
dragsist.. lefi-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

Masonic Special communication Of
Eagle Lodge. No. IL, tonight. Work on
third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
STATE MILITIA.

AnIrSAvr GKSEkAL's OfYrcrl
DAvKsPcAf, Iowa, AagsA 1854
sYou authorized by this Department ~ organize
the militia of Lee county into Companies not less than
Etfr nor more than kssdrsd eRd ess men
You will notify your citizens in the NEST public man
OF authority TO organize Companies and urge
them to sign company rolls at
The proper humber pesons having been enrolled in
any Company meeting viii be held after Ave d,yH'
public notice. for the election OF officers company
roll and certificate Of election will then be returned 10
this office.
Your attention IL called Sections III and IS OF Cher
ter S. Laws Of 10th General Assembly requiring every
citizen liable to perform military duty TO enroll himself
member Of some Company. aud imposing fire Of
not less than dollar than hundred dol
lars for the wilful neglect III this duty This fine may
be recovered before any civil Court upon the nfor ma
ton Of the Captain OF Company, of any citizen.
N. b BAKER
Adintant General Of Iowa
Col =. A. yislt y ~ Halt, he. Merriam, Keoh II
J. c. wxikef, Fort Madison - Semple, bower
The Chairman OF the above COMMITTEES In ready TO Or.
gAniHe all companies that may be enrolled ACCORDING 10
law and the attention Of al persons subject TO military
duty b called to the p&Dalfy fof non-enrsllment.
J. A. WALL
septl-dtf Chairman Of the connittss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
finantiaI quo Commercial,
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph Caicsso, sept. le.
Plour-Duii at IL 50 for choice White Winter
10 0osp 10 81 for good to very choice Spring extrxs
>whert--L0wsr at l. osdi Is for No Rel, ga
1 os for No. l. apa sspl ~ for Nc spring.
Corn-Aetite and unchanged at - fcr No. !. and
311yn1 5st4 for MOI
oat--sctive aud steady at e&sSSs
RYE lower at 2,el 3lis
Bsriey-Qniet at eta ] 95 for No. =.
Mhsky-DnIl at 1 T+Si 80.
Provl-aons-Qses-
Mess fcrk-searce. 100 hsl-. city sold at 1. IS
Lafd--Firm at &c.
- and dull
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

A Most Exsuiaite, Delicate and Fragrant Perfane,
D1tille1 ffeU the Kart an1 beassilnl flOucF fFem
whicA ID sakes its na0e.
Asaufscnre1 ssly b. PRALON SONNY
- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. ia
AK FOR PHAicN's rAKE NO orHEA.
June2ldam.