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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Our Generals have been more unfor.
tunate in their procamations than in their
fighting and rs general thing they have
done more in the Proclamation than in the
fighting Every new commander Of dis
trct ofconntry, large or small, issues his
proclamation as preliminary ofany move.
mcnt, and then issues another proclama-
ton for every movement he makes. But
up to the present time we remember of no
single proclamation, except that of Jen-
nisons, that was just the thing in every
respect for the occasion. And most of
the proclamations have been unnecessary,
lll-timcd, inconsistent on their face, i'm
polite or ridiculous. And the last Of all,
which should have been the best and
drawn largely on the spirit and sentiments
OF Jackson, is the meanest of all and ex-
hibits rare specimen of hypocritcal
doughfacery.
Commodore Dupont had just knocked
the Forts of South Carolina around the
ears of their rebel defenders, landed his
men, taken possession and raised the flag
of the National Government as the en-
blem OF lis sovereignty. And thereupon
General Sherman Issues proclamation
complimenting the "hospitable Carolin-
ans''-the vile traitors who starved out and
smoked out the brave garrison of Sumter
talksabout it ass" Sorereign' State, in the
very act of scouting its sovereignty, and
proclaims his inteplion oil respecting the
property and Institutions of its citizens in
the face Of every possible act to the con
trary. Every traitor in that self-styled
sovereign State could heartily approve the
positions and sentiments of the procama
ton, but then not one of them. "nor any
other man, could reconcile the fact of
General Shtrman'S being on the sacred
soil Of The ''soreretgn State OF South Ca
rolina. with The sentiments promulgated
b. the proclamation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

TO c. r. Conn Eliaken X, Ford, Il. Il.
Jesse Aaithy, Thomas Davis Charter Tebci
man, A. g. Hurhrs sani Boatman, State of fer'af for
tha " The school Fund, thaIH LEE. Love hry-
n Adams kcokak Lodge No. l3 T. q q f.. Kohat
", Smy I'll, Angelne aUshess Administrative Of Jacob
Bgshsy. Decreased VIM, a ". l., Knddick, han1 r.
Miller. assignee OF W r Collins Randolph IeslIt,
H. X Love i TO-, r. Gdie Failon. Jennings Ander,
son, " heller, Bellows CO.. Twetdy, Anutou
Ptimpton SIMMER Stshblns. CALVIN Goats, Fine rson,
cochran & Co. a. l.. Iening, Snphta Glehasnnlne,
J, O. NickershAm, Leti " God. Long slsrn, and Ca
ieh Cope Co You and each of spu hereby noti-
t~d that there fife In the pnaec ~ the Clerk
at The District Gou Of Lee County, iowa ri Keoknk,
petition OF Leeysrd lnkean claiming Of you q. r.
ONT the OF thouAATd dollars ~ith per
cent, interest," per spnum payable Annually. as money
dUe on yonr mortgage made by you 80 Horaiid Acy.
tnour. securing your nutns rainsd init and since
e foreclosure of sntd mortgage Ms same being upon
Erty feef front Main slreet ~ ia0 feet deep. 81
ewes. 10Th, trnrgh part lot three. block ninety
Fpe in ttts of he0k ok, beginning twenty feet ffem
Hg of lot two la said block In LeeIouHts, Iowa, for
the purchase and further asking Tor sale Of
SAID premises. and general relief.
And uniess you appear aud answer said petition ON
before Of the second das Of kr next Term Of
said Court ~ commence keuknk on the lat AGHday
uf February. A.. ~, lrJ2, default ~sli b. entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon as prayed
fcs hi said petition
H. sCoTT HOWELL,
Nov 10 I-6i~a Att's for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

From the annual report of the Comp
troler-General Of the State of Georgia.
we learn that she has now in the field
thirtv-tour full regiments. some more
than full, aud four partially filled regi-
ments, together with three battalons and
other independent companies in Virginia
and Georgia, amounting in all to about
forty regiments in the Confederate Gov
eminent service And besides this, three
regiments now in the State service are to
be increased at once to six regiments. for
the defence OF her sea -coast.-Richmond
Examiner, Oct 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
REACTION IN NORTH CAROLINA II.
Forty Five Counties for the Unin!
New York, Nov. 81.

New York, Nov. 81
A letter from Hatteras Inlet OF the 18th
says, we learn North Carolina, by con
vcntion Of delegates representing forty
FIVE counties, has declared provisional
Government and has entirely repudiated
the secession act of the States reaffirming
her loyalty and devotion to the Constitu-
ton of the United States. The conven-
tion met at Ilatteras on Monday last. -
The act passed contained several sections
the substance of which is ]: The first de-
clares vacant all the Offices of the State !;
the second names Marble Nash Taylor
provisional Governor; the third adopts
the Constitution Of the State with the
statutes aud laws contained in the revised
code of 1856; the fourth repudiates the
ordinance of secession passed at Raleigh
on the 2oth of May, together with all
other acts then adopted; the fifth directs
the provisional Governor to order special
election of members OF Congress /; the
sixth gives to the Governor authority to
make temporary appointments of officers
to fill vacancies The convention then
adjourned subject to the call of the Presi-
dent Gov. Taylor has issued his proc
lamation for an election in the I'd Con-
gressional District, which will be held on
Wednesday the 9th inst.
A smart engagement took place at Hat
teras Inlet on the 18th, between the coast
survey steamer Corwin and the rebel
steamer Curlew The latter vessel appa-
rently got the worst Of the contest and
returned after receiving hot and telling
fire from the former
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22


10 Curtis " Conn, Charles Nehsfer, Gus Weiis,
Jennings Anderson Wheeler, BELOW. A Co. " m.
II. H.. Kudd4ck, ~ eedN. MouEton PtBptuGt, brow
Clendsnutng, Holxhaii Balls. 0gden. Hr0wneli 4
Co.. X. Hart. Connabse sins John Anshs = to,
VIM. Cieghorn, Geo. w FLANDERS Co, ]. w .
Wheat. Ma ienthai, Lehman Co.'S horbeiiher Bro.
e.. n. a r. LAliey aa7i Caleb Cope Co: foa and
each OF yon hereby nottaed that there ~ 81
file The Office ~ the Clerk 81 the Dstrrt Court ef
t.re County. Io~a, at keakhk petition ~ lsasAr1
Lnkluan ming ~ yon G.. Il Conn the sum Of one
thousand dollars nth roper cent interest per Anan
pay able annually. a. money due uu your notes sud
mortgage made b. VOC r. Horatio Seymour aud since
isned 10 said paiaLa also claiming against each
ofyuu the foreclosure Of SAID Tbs being
upon iet twenty feet IN fu0t Main street By 10
feet deep width. part of iot block ninety
three in ai1 ~ ke"k ak eeglaninE twenty srt from
street hi ies County. io~asxor the purchase
aud further asking fgr sale OF said pre- mises and
nrsrrai relief.
Amt unlesa you appeAr and shaver said petition
bRtere ~ the seenud nas ofthe next term Of
said Court 10 keoknk ths hi Monday
Il February, A. d. ls62- default will be entered
against you and jadgmeat Rendered thereon prayed
fes in shtd petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Noy. ~ lrsl-d Any FOR Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
Nov. q. 1sflal


NJ. y. ShartH, Chloe A. sharts, John IIertei. c. n.
Lyman, HaHfurd a. Brothers. (succcssors to A. W.
Griffth) Fieklen a. Lucas: YOU and each Of you are
hereby Hed that there liz file la the Once OF
the Clerk OF the District Count of lee County Iowa
Fl Madison. petition Of Hiram Thomas claimIng of
you sharts the sa % three Thousand dollars with
10 per cent interest per aunm. payable annually,
money due on mortgage made by you to said Hiram
Thomas dated June Eth lrSb; also claiming against
each seu the foreclosure Of sad rtgaRe the
h-lmg upon lots ten ana twelve. block hundred
and thirty six. In the city OF keokuk. Lee County.
Iowa for the purchase money; and further asking for
sale OF said premises, and general relief.
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition on
before 81 the sss@nd day OF the neat txrm OF
said Court. 10 commence at Fort Madison the ir
Monday o. December. A, u f9Gi default will lie en-
tered against yon and lud gmeut rendered thereon
pray ed fur n said petition a
NOBLE n STRONG,
Nov I'll IsB1-d Ait'ys for fIain;in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
5000 Rebels DisbNMded.


Baltimore, Nov 90.
The news of the disbanding of about
three thousand rebels in Accomac coun-
ty, Va, is confirmed AS our expedition
advanced rebel flags disappeared and Uni
onists hoisied the American flag. Cen
Dix's proclamation when received in camp
where Union men had been drafted and
forced into rebel service, caused them to
rebel and their officers. were compelled to
disband them. The secessionists had
destroyed bridges and felled trees across
the roads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
I EGAL NOTICE.
hchfutk.y.

STATE OF IOWA - III the District Court oi
Lee County. said County, "a kenku
William G. Graham, plaintiff, rersas George W.
Lemon. NJ. Y. Lemon, Mary Lemon, ST. phen u
Burbrdge, Bushe.. Daniel Agne, Jutia Aene. Cor
nelius Faulkner, Geire 4 Bro. Moses II. Mothers
head, G. H. Gedge, }. T.. Geage. W II Drdge, Jno. j
Page, Berne Gardiner, Jane Shelltngias ,Jamcs u.
Ray. Edwin G.. Ray, Thomas $. Ray. u. =. Cuns lin.
Flick len i Lucas, Abner Reeves 1. n. Green Samuel
=. Bush, James G.. Lemon. w. II. Wvrihiustuu
ecutor Of William lIord deceased, and j. Hughes,
defendants
Notice Is hereby given to the defendants herein
above named. that petition in civil action Is hle
Ia the Clerks Office OF the District Court aforesaid
ia behalf OF the above famed plAntih, against you
and claiming Of said George W. Lemon judgment
for the Of g. 695 With 10 per cent per amman ia
terest thereon from March -. ESQ aud against all
The defendants the foreclosure Ut mortgage gwen Nj,
said Lemon H. NJ r. Collins the following real
estate the county OF Lee and State OF Iowa viz
the half Of lot in block "a In the cty OF keoknk
which lies next 10 and adjoining lot In safd block
also. much of the south half Of the south west guar
ter Of section - In n-hfp b5 north, range west
MS Il described In the petition
And unless ynu appear and make defense thereto
before OF the second day ~ the reSt term % -
Court. Commence the FIRST 1naaN III February
G2 JnagmeD ll be rendered against you pray cd
for ia said petition.
ROBERT III GILMORE,
Nov. Il, lS0i-d Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
NEW YORK uAHKsT.

New ork, Nov. IL
Market heavy and dropping;
sales at S. 50fDs5 55 for Super State
s. G5(a5 70 Extra State; S. 50M5 rs
Super Western; 80 65G0S5 50 Common
to Medium Extra Western; So 90MS5 %
Shipping brands Extra r. H. O.
Wheat-Market heavy and lc lower;
sales at 81 22@sl 25 Chicago spring;
81 25@l q for Mil Club :; 81 $50
| 2sa Amber Iowa; 81 30as1 IS Win.
ter Red Western.
Corn MMasraac. without decided change;
sales at 65M66 Mixed Western, good to
prime.
Whisky-Quiet at 2o2@21c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

on certificate Of deposit issued by de-
PENDANTS, bearing date February 10Th,
1861, for the sum of 1888, Illinois cur
rency, payable in like funds Demand
was made for payment on the LIST day of
June last, and the defendants rendered
notes of the Bank Of Benton, and Gar
den State and Alisana Banks, all Of them
at that date selling for about flifty,hve
cents on the dollar. These were declined
and the suit was commenced.
The defence made the following points:
First, That Illinois currency docs not
mean par funds, bu5 any Illinois bank
notes.
Second, That the word currency"
has this meaning, by force Of CUSTOM and
usage in this city and, therefore,
Third, That upon the presentment of
the certificates, and demand for payment,
the tender Of the notes Of the Bank Of
Benton, Garden State and Alisana Banks,
was compliance of their contract.
The plaintiffs denied the truth of all
these points, and insisted that Illinois cur
rency means funds current in the State.
and no other--that is, gold and silver, or
bank notes at par.
The Court ruled for the defendants, ~
instructing the jury that I" currency
means par funds or bank notes worth the
amount represented upon their face. The
case was then given to the jury with III
structions to return sealed verdict
IChicago Tribune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
f'f*HlTlb0tAaN so tho Armies OF
GEM Hardee Mnd IN mp .nn.

The Natchez Courier Of Saturday saws !:
We learn that the amount of goods which
will be shipped from this place in charge
Of Mr.. @. kibble, for the forces under
Jefferson Thompson and Hsrdee. will not
fall short Of four thousand dollars. Among
the items We notice two thousand seven
hundred pair Of socks one hundred and
hity pair oil hne blankets, worth on nm
average seven dollars per pair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
small rtgn..


Capt Burchard. with twenty-four men
OF Jennison's Regiment, attacked Captain
Hays with 100 men at his place of resi-
denec to-day and succeeded in driving
them away, burning Hays house and the
house of man named Gregg. Both cap
tains in the rebel army, Captain Burch-
ard and Lieut. Boswick, We're slightly
wounded and two horses were killed. The
rebels had FIVE men killed and eight
wounded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Dg@"gompromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the rebellion. 20 long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise--nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to ELL towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hui
initiation as this FL Joseph Hod, 4,
hrufurLU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

EF Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but a
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined. II Frankfort [Ky.) Com
"a an lrnn III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
Louisville, Nov. 20.

The Journals leading Laurel county
Ky correspondent empbatically denies
the prevalent report that the citizens Of
London refuse to sell the Federal Govern
ment. provisions or ask exorbitant prices
therefor, and also the statement that Zol-
licoffer had blockaded the Cumberland
Gap Road by blasting rocks, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Some OF the Iowa napers-and we al
Jude now to the keokuk Gate City-are
savage upon the Chicago press for what
they consider . neglect of the merits OF
The Seventh Iowa at Belmont. aud an at
tempt 70 monopolize all the credit BY ILL
nois troep- Tie complaint il too trivial
and too baseless to lie seriously consider
Ell, bat We beg our Iowa friends not 10
be led astray by their own demagogues
who would fill them with such uncener-
Gus thoughts. Illinois. from one end to the
other. has rung with the praise Of the
Iowa Seventh, and though to some extent
our local press has been occupied with the
experience and suffering OF troops from
their own localities, no attempt has been
made and no intention harborcd to rob the
gallant Hawkeyes of their full share in
the glory of that sad day The Iowa
press do wrong to Illinois in this thing !,
W. only hope the Iowa people may not be
deceived by their organs.
We clip the above from the Chicago
Tribune. A reputation honestly aud la
boriously acquired in the service Of the
people of Iowa during the past twenty
years obviates the necessity of noticing
the insinuation Of demagoguery, and for
bids our submission to the snuJJ4aq pro.
cess resortea to by the Tribune
Our remarks were confined to the .Spe.
Gals of the Tribune in relation to tn,
Belmont affair, and We're more than JUST
fed by the fncts, and whatever Of fierce.
ness they may have indicated were prompt.
ed by the manifest unfarness of the re.
port of the battle in which so many oil
our personal friends and acquaintance
We're engaged, The main account Of thu
battle furnished by the Special at Cairo
occupied a column of the Tribune, CAV,
full particulars OF the position, achieve
ments and gallantry of the several Hi
nols Regiments, and left the presence 0
the Seventh Iowa Regiment to be in
ferred from the casual statement tina
W. lhuHidu vi tue 4 III iowa was WOQl
ded' This account went forth to tn
country a. the FIRST, full, unofficial repor
?. tie c..1a cIi.si4;, aud d. such, nas COP
led by the press East and West through
out the country The whole thing CAV
a false impression, and did manifest in
justice to the 7th Iowa, which led the nd
vance, covered the retreat, numbered d
lis field officers amongst the killed, woul
ded and missing aud lost more men
proportion to les numbers, in the lists
killed, wounded and prisoners than an
Regiment Oh our side III the battle.
We do not agree with the Tribune !
regarding it trivial matter lat had ii
Editor made the anttade without al III
necessary, unjust and fierce fling At Il
Iowa press, and the Gate City l. in q
pecial" We should haye accepted il as
lapsus Oh the pat Of the Special GORE
pendent al euro,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Cairo. Nov. 20.
The gunboat Conestoga returning from
a cruise mp the Tennessee river yesterday
WAS fired into by rebel battery on shore
No one was injured damage to the boat
was slight. A shea was fired at the reb-
els. but with what effect is not known
The steamer Maria Denning, with ord
nance for gunboats, arrived from Saint
Louis this a. m. All quiet here and at
Paducah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

An interesting case was in hearing yes
terday, before the &. 8. Circuit Court,
Judge Drummond, growing out Of the
currency troubles. II is that Of Vim. M,
Newell and others against the Chicago
Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
and is the first ease which has reached the
United States Court The action II based
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Baltimore. NOV. Il.
Dispatches Just received from the east
ern shore Of Virginia bring the gratifying
intelligence that the secessionists Of
Northampton county, numbering 1900,
have laid down their arms, and the fed
eral troops have now full possession of that
of Accomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

Washington, Nov. u

" AVVFs
The steamer Stepping-stone ran the
blockade on Tuesday night, with stores
for the fotilla in the Lower Potomac,
transferred her stores to the squadron,
and, taking on board number of contra
bands from the steamer Baltimore and Ice
Boat, again ran the blockade last night
and arrived at the Navy Yard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

+ EGAL NOTICE.

STATE or IOWA III IN the District Court If ga II
Ike COUNTY, 90 County at Fort Madison
Vim. II. Worthngton, plantif, asrs1s Ohm h. Allen,
Elizabeth X. Allen, Charles Patterson, Alex serrano
and Alexander Saroni. defendants.
Notice IL hereby given To The defen dants herein
above AIMED that petition IN civil aetion Il on ME
In the Clerks Office Of fhe District Court aforesaid
in behalf Of the above named Plaintiff. against you
cla Inning against al the deten dants the foreclosure
or n mo tgage executed by John and Elisabeth X
Allen to said Mosissngton. upon lot b In block and
lot 10 In block rs in the City Of keokuk, Lee County
Iowa, To secure the payment OF a proHissory note
given by said John X Alien 70 petitioner, aud asking
Judgment against said Allen for this sum OF &5DUu
And unless Won appear and make defense thereto
before second day OF the ter OF said Gpnr
10 commence on the third Monday OF May. isbs
Judgment Will be rendered against you prayed for IN
said petition.
ROBERT H. GILMORE.
Nov 81. I16I-d solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22

TREASON AND SLAvERY.-A CORES
pendent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
writes us follows:
We have been all through Maryland,
from Harper's Ferry to Port Tobacco, and
often conversing freely with the Mary
landers all along the Potomac, we unhes-
itatingly say that there isnot ma on the
lines, who owns slave, who is honestly
a Union man. We may as well look the
matter squarely in the face, and know who
are our friends and on whom we can rely
The man who takes the oath of allegiance
to escape a cage or prison, and he who
swears devotion to Government he hates
to save his property, are safe among US as
long as we hold an iron rod over them,
and no longer.
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TIE GATE CITY
X T. @ X II X:
FRIDAY, No FENBER p.

The WEEKLY GATE CITY IL pub
liShed every Monday ~ this Office. 10
one OF the oldest papers in Iowa, and
Inns n very widely extended circ lation
throughout the D-x Moincs Valley. Nersh
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
Nov II, isoi-d
i HGAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA "a.

Lssrorsrr: .. snld county al keokuA
Strauss Adler. Hartman a. Co., plaintiffs. revsns 4.
=. Abbott Levi w God. Hawkins Taylor, Martha
Orr, Jer. Brown, j. u Glendenning. s. &. Carter, :.
Carter, Jesse Ruddck, stephen Hemstreet. James
Jack. Joseph Strottman. N. Micnals Wilson, Perry
Co.. Fekien d Lucas, Samuel Hickey, Andrew
Brown, John X. Allen, james NJ. Corbit, Cleghorn
Harrison, James w. Grimes. sumner stebbins CO.,
and Gannabie smYth. defendants.
Notice s hereby given to the defendants herein
above named. that petition In civil action is on fio
In the Clerks Office OF the District Court aforesaid
In behalf of the above named plaintiff, against yoa,
and claiming of said Abbott and Wood $500 a.
moncy due on two rromissory notes, aud The fore
closure OF mortgage against all the defendants npot
lots and In block 100 10 the City OF keokuk, Lee
County. Iowa. which mortgage was executed by sad
Abbott and Wood to Gabriel aud John VI ebber TO Sc
cure the ayment Of said notes.
And unless You appear and make defense thereto
before noon OF the second day of the term OF sA,d
Gonrtto commence the first Monday Of February
lsG2 judgment III be rendered against you pray I'd
for in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
Nov. 81, 1861 Solicitor for Petitioners
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rnr>ON.nsFlnu PENSACOLA.

Boston, Nov. IT.
Twenty five Of the rebels captured on
Santa Rosa Island in the attack ON Will
sous Zouayes, arrived here to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
MtRE FUNDS FOR THE ARMY.
Washington, Nov. 81.

Since. the negotiation of the new loan
on Friday last Sec'y Chase has placed to
the credit Of discussing officers in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia the sum
Of S5.504 ,874 to be paid 70 contractors
and other Government creditors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
POWDER MILLS EXPLODED

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 20
Dupont's Powder Mills exploded to-
day, destroying three mills and killing
three men.