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The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Correspondence Of Tribune. ]

Washington, Oct l3.
Tie following Ohio troops have been
sent to Central Kentucky during the last
ten days: Now at Camp Dick Robinson,
l4th regiment, Col. Steadman; 18th reei-
ment, Col Cornett; 3lst regiment, Col.
Walker. AT Nicholasvile. 3sth ieei-
nent. Col Bradley; 2lst regiment, Col.
Norton At Cynthiana, Both regiment.
Col Nandeyoort 1T Olympian Springs,
I'd regiment, Col Harris; the 18th, Col
Dcbie and 49th, Col Gibson, are with
Gen. Anderson. One battery of artillery,
Col Barnett, lst regiment Ohio volun-
teers, left Cincinnati, Oct. 9th, for Camp
Dick Robertson, and second battery LETT
on the 10th The 37th Ohio regiment,
Col Siber, left on the 9th for Western
Virginia. On Friday the 44th regiment,
Col. Smith, had been ordered to leave their
camp at Springfield, o., for Western Nir-
glnia.
The mother of jackson, who murdered
Ellsworth, was arrested Sunday for keep
ing a rendezvous for rebel spies near Pros
pect Hill.
Government is about erecting perma
nent barracks in Washington for 10000
troops
The troops in Western Virginia are to
be paid off soon. Officers are hereafter to
be paid at the same time as soldiers.
1t is reported that Gen. Mitchell will
be put in command Of an expedition to
drive the rebels out Of Cumberland Gap,
thence to carry the war into Tennessee
Zollikofler has withdrawn all his troops to
and beyond Cumberland Gap.
The Times dispatch says that the reb
els in considerable force showed them.
selves on Tuesday before Gen. Hancock 4
headquarters with large PARROT gun,
fanked on each side by brass howitzers,
but retired without firing. This morning
they appeared in some force on Prospect
Hill near Great Falls, but after short
stay retired.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Compromise, a word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. 30 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 fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this i'-[ JosGph Hott, q
Kentucky.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

CoNuNDRuMs Which runs the faster
heat or cold Heat; anybody can catch
cold
Neglected Vegetables - Policemen 3
beats
True Dog -days-The time of life at
which, also, too many Of us we're puppies.
Who beat at the first game of Pharo
Moses.
What COW has the biggest bell of any
ever known Mos COW.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
NEW YORK mAMkFT.

4eTW 4 VI AZ wv TT
Flour market slightly tavors buyers !;
sales s5, 500 bbls at SIS 25@5 35 for super
State, 5 45(G5 55, extra do, 35@5 35
super Western, 5 45fn5 65 common to
medium do. Wheat market slightly fa-
vors buyers, with moderate export demand;
sales $4,000 bush. 81 Is! choice Spring,
| 10(d1 20 Mil Club, | Il amber Iowa,
| 2SMl 81, Winter Red Western 43.
Whisky quiet, 20a
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Lf 4 Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but q
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. = frankfort KY Com
fuou,reuII
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Louisville Oct II

Yesterday afternoon, about fourteen
miles south of Rosseaus advance. and
eight miles from the rebel encampment on
Green River. a detachment of 40 men of
the 39th Indiana Regt attacked 500 reb-
els who had congreeated there, killing
FIVE, wounding 80, and driving the whole
rebel force beyond Bacon Creek.
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w AR. WAR. WARl!!

All persons keeping or having for sale. any all
kinds of Munitions Or War, such ~ Guns. Pistols Re
voyers and all kinds pf Ammunition required moi
Ii. ssil tn ans person without order from the under
signed. This order must be strictly complied with
nnder penalty OF forfeiting all aftries mentioned In
their possession JOHN S1ANsUs
jyIJd Surveyor Pom OF keokuk.
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sr.r. or low Apl,r arsr...'s o,,ler.

STATE or Iowa AnJ'T GrsrRAE's osEteE.f
DAvKAPaRT, Oct. -. l-bi
IT, ONeers Of Companies aHd Recruiting QFfe-s:
To meet the requsi,ions Of the General Govern
ment this Department wishes raise 2,ooO men for
Western service.
At least 100 will be needed for Forts Leaven-
worth and Randall, and 70 meet thi. call IL is hoped
that officers and will make pr ompt response.
n. b. BAKER, Aata 6eHa Of Ie~a--
octl0itd State papers please copy.l
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The Attack ON wilson's Zouaves.

Baltimore, Oct. Il.
The refugees from Norfolk, who arrived
to-day on he Louisiana, previous to leav-
ing had been closely searched to prevent
their bringing any newspapers, but one
passenger secreted Norfolk Day Book,
which had dispatches of the attack on
Wilson's Zouaves at Santa Rosa Island -
The rebels, / 1000 in number, stormed the
works in the night, and in an hour spiked
all the guns which were in position, de-
stroyed all tents but hospital, and captured
ammunition, rations and stores Major
Israel Bodies. Of L S I'd Artillery, re-
Gently at Ft Monroe, was taken prisoner.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Syracuse, Mo, Oct. IL.
Letters from the rebels in Price army.
dated on the 9th inst, have been inter-
eepted and brought here. They represent
Price and his army were within eight miles
of the Usage River, near Papinsvllle. lie
has 1000 wagons, 600 horses, and from
Is 900 to 20. UND mru
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Aggregate Vote of Lee CSuntY--Of-


In order to understand the vote of this
county it must be borne in mind that
about one half Of the candidates were
running on both tickets, and cons equently
had no opposition
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FIIu M TT MONROE.
Fort Monroe, Oct. Is.

Fort Monroe, Oct 10.
Twelve of the 18th regiment N. Y.
Zouaves were yesterday taken prisoners a
short distance above Newport News. The
Lieutenant who commanded the squad
(Which was in quest Of fuel, is under ar
rest for cowardly conduct.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Buf1aIo, Oct. IT.
On Friday night the schooner Sasco
from Chicago struck on bar at mouth Of
creek and was carried on the breakwater
where she lies full of water Her cargo,
consisting Of $4,000 bushels Of wheat, is
ruined.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
The Rebels Dlsappointcd.

New York, Oct. IL.
The Herald's TT. Monroe correspondent
says the ship John Clark put into Lynn
Haven on the 10th in consequence OF a
stress Of weather, and was fired on by a
rebel battery, but was rescued by the
steamer Daylight, much to the chagrin of
the rebels, who expected an easy prize.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

It. Louis, Oct. II.
Sec'y Cameron and Adj't Gent Thorn
as arrived late last night. The Sec'y re-
viewed the Sth Wis regiment. Col Muir
ply, which had just arrived by steamboat
this morning
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
GIlyNONs~ ftATTEKY.


7FN-E.
Glbsons Battery, which recently came
on from tab, consisting of = twelve
pound howitzers and four pounders, has
been attached 10 Gen. Lanes brigade, BY
order Of the War Department.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

nj EDICAL STAFF.

The Board OF Medical Examiners viii meet at Daven-
port on Thursday, Oct. 18th. Graduates Of Medicine
desiring the position of Surgeon In Iowa Regiment Is
will present themselves for examination.
BY order. J. G. HUGHES
Oct. Sd Chairman.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
| os'I'.

sundry pieces or Machinery belonging to a Printing
Prcss-supposed TO have been lost within the pas
few weeks, from the Building Fifth street, ,betw cen
Main and Johnson. The finder will be literally re-
warded upon leaving all any them at this Office.
sepT3
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

Ft Monroe, Oct. II.
A party of New York Zouaves, while
cutting fuel, were attacked by rebel
scouting party, and driven in, with loss
of one wagon. Two rebel steam tugs ap-
psarad at TIC same .ii2c, CT James River.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

bar The following notice was found
posted on the bulletin Of Western Post
Office, up Nick Whiffles' way:
sLost---a red kat. He had white
spot on ! Of his legs He was she KAT.
lawll gv thre doers 10 eyeribudi wut vii
bring him hum.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

New York, Oct. l3.

The steamer Champion arrived from
Aspinwall on the 9th, sailing in company
with the Macedonian war vessel to Car
thageuia, and conveyed to Lat $50 by the
gun boat Keystone State. She brings a
million in treasure
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

New York Oct. 13.

NNW UTk1 NFUI, I'd.
The Times dispatch says portion of
the German regiment fired into the pick
cts of the New York 37th yesterday, but
the mistake was discovered before any
damage was done.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

New York, Oct Is.
A New rebel battery is building on the
and Cockpit Point, where the channel is
near the Virginia shore
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sec'y Cam ~. lsr,urn,nE.

Jefferson City, Oct. l3
Seey Cameron and Adjt. Gen. Thomas
passed here At $50 p. IN. on special
tram Tor 81. Louis The Scc'y reviewed
the troops at Syracuse and Upton to-day.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

New York, Oct l3.
A private dispatch from It Paul an
nounces the reelection of Gov Ramsey By
an increased majority
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Three regiments of infantry and an
artillery battalion are at Pittsburgh wait
ing orders to march West, either to Ken
tucky or Missouri.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

st. Louis, Oct. Io.
One of the gun boats in course of con-
struction at Carondolet was launched yes
terday.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

ETA collision occurred near Stockton
on the Hannibal aud St. 10. Road, one
day last week, by which the engines were
smashed, and three persons seriously in
lured
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
From Wnshingtoa.

Our private adyices from Washington,
SO far as they relate to the activity and Of
hcering of the army and its state of for.
wardness for aggressive movements. are
highly satisfactory There can be no
doubt that will be soon made. In fact. It
must be, or the intention TO fight at all
until next Spring, must be abandoned. -
Within month, the fall rains will make
roads IN Virginia almost impassable in the
ordinary intercourse between villages and
nelghborhoods, certainly they will be use,
less Tor the movement of great army
such as il now under command Of Gen.
Mcclellan. The number Of men whom
he may aud probably will lead towards
Richmond, is sufficient to effect the con-
quest OF the whole South 1t is said. up
on what we deem to be good authority,
that 2i3 600 rations are daily issued, and
that lsavlng Washington fully guarded,
the Government can launch against the
enemy iou,"uu effective troops OF cav
airy aud artillery there il an abundance
The leader Of this host il vet untried He
has proved his ability to organize and dis.
cipline but can he command? This
question he will answer within fortnight.
and upon the way in which the answer
reads the welfare and unity of the Repub
lie depend. We are deyout believers in
his success.-[ Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

New York, Oct. 13.
Six Government transports sailed to-
day.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

rIa- The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS
that the correspondence and charges con-
neated with the Fremont and Blair case
were made public by Mr. Bclman,
newspaper local.
X. NJ. Corwine, being Judge Advocate
connected with frcmont's s staff, had ocea-
Sion to have the papers copied, and handed
them to Mr.. BeIman 10 make copies there
Of Belman made extra copies and fur
nlshed them to the press, very innocently,
no doubt but fnding that he had raised a
hubbub he yamosed, and his present
whereabouts is past finding out.
Isg~ The St Louis Democrat had a
telegram to the effect that Gen. prentiss
had been called t. join Gen. Fremont, and
that Gen Adams had taken his place in
Northern Missouri We presume the re-
port is incorrect, and grows out of the fact
that Gen. prentlss' authority is extended
TO the Missouri river, including Jefferson
City
EEIhe News says that the Secretary
of War left st. Louis for Upton, Gen
Fremont's headquarters at o'clock p. M
Saturday. A telegram in our paper to-
day says that he passed Jefferson City OF
his return Sunday afternoon A rathel
hasty trim and brief visit
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d. MORE,


Col. Com d. lst Regt. n. L. Mo- Vol
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15

ETOne Of our merchants having re.
Gently sustained loss BY fire, asked his
wife, on returning home, If she had heard
the news:
mo, what news -
"Why, hasn't you seen the paper2'
"No, no !"
Haven you heard ansthing?'
"No, what IL it, do out with ii
"Why, ny place of business was burned
10 the ground this morning
"Oh il that all Z Why, | thought
you we're going 10 say Washington was ta-
kea.-- Eastern Paper.
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The Alpine Coal Company have on hands and are
iAy recsysnga superior article of steam. smiih aud
srate aoals which they offer Mt a reduced priese
oFfieE, al Racket Depot. Juiytd3m
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

lrenkh
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MORTGAGE SALE.

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-06-22
WHAT IS PATRIOTISM.

Not Democracy. Not Repubicanism. L
no sympathy with traitors. 1t is careles,
Of pecuniary interest. II is reckless of per.
sonal safety. 1t abhors lukewarmness. |,
was the spirit Of 1916. 1. is the spirit oil
1861. Ii any one doubts it, let him wall
our streets, enter our stores and marts oil
business, talk with our merchants, brokers,
bankers, clergymen, cartmen. firemen, work.
men OF every class, and citizens of every
rank and condition. Let him consider hat
spirit unites the people as one man. Iii.
not anger, nor revenge, nor mere excitement.
It's the united uprising of great people.
who with unparalleled forbearance, have
borne insults and injuries until patience il
crime.
The quality Of spirit is especially indica.
ted by the fact that, while these insults and
injuries we're 10 . sense personal to the North
they could move nothing bat pity. Blu,
when emboldsnsd by impunity, and sacri-
iegIoos hands are laid upon the sacred fae
OF our Union, and the principles sealed by
our fathers blood are openly defed and
trampied under foos-a patriotism is arouse
ed from which the bravest Of tbs traitors
VIII hide himself before it is appeased.--
The World.
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LENIENCY OF THE GOVERNMENT TO
THE REBELS. Is 1T RIGHT
Correspondent CT the Philadelphia Press.

| WAsHISGTcS, juno 6.
In my letter Of yesterday referred to
the manner in which The leaders of the
Southern conspiracy treated the persons
who fell under TIER suspicion or displeas-
ure; and you have doubtless by this time
received the details of the hanging of an
American citizen, Mr.. Williams, by order
or the traitor, General Johnston, who is in
command of the traitor troops now quar-
tered at Harper's Ferry. The charge against
Williams was that of being q spy without
having an opportunity to write to his
friends, or any other trial but that of drum
head court martial, he was ushered into
eternity.
The liberation Of tb. government in re-
gard to those who fall into its hands, and
known TO be the ep. emies Of the Government.
contrasts signlf. cantly with the savage and
inhuman bar PARTIES Of the traitors. Has
not ioroea.ance on our part entirely ceased
70 bea virtue? Is it not time that we
shouir. make our mark upon the next one
OF These malignants that may happen to be
c'.ptured? | do not advise unnecessary
! oloodshed, but demand that the men who
| commenced this war upon civilization and
| freedom, by raising the banner of slavery
and reputation, should be admonished by
some signal example. Look at Baltimore,
where known traitors parade the streets,
and boast that they cannot be held by the
Federal Government, and defy it to take
them. Even inspired by patriotic motives,
General Cadwallader puts in irons an at
tainted traitor like Merryman, and when the
Secretary of War directs the United States
Marshal to close establishments manufac-
turing and selling powder and arms to the
Southern Confederacy, the Baltimore Sun
howls like fend at the heels of the Gov
eminent, and candidates for Congress ad :
dress themselves to the people, boldly taking
ground against the constituted authorities,
and in favor of the Southern revolt. as yet
not a single emdonstration has been made
By the Government against the men arrest
ed as spies, and knonn to be in completely
Nth the Disunioa traitors. Ross Winans
was released, Addison was released, ex-
Governor Pratt, and MANY others of the
same stripe, after having been caught and
known to be hostile to the Union. have been
turned loose to recommence their efforts
against the Government. Do not understand
me accomplishing of all this. 1t IS theleniency
and the charity of the strong for the weak
of the upright to the deluded. But the
time has now come when an example should
be made, and when she traitors should be
taught that they have passed beyond the
bounds of endurance.
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rx,oy OBJECTED TO.

At the meeting last night, Col. TEST
thinking that the word SIMON" in Mr.
BlooxKR's resolution, would exclude him
from a participation in the ceremonies
offered the following substitute
Resolved, That the meeting now pro-
coed to make the necessary arrangements
for 4 celebration of the coming 4th OF July,
in a proper manner. and that all the citizens
of the county shall be invited, Without re-
gard to party.
Here is frank acknowledgement thai
there are two parties in this City
one, tho Union party-the other, the
Disunion party. Well, We suppose Col
Test knows where he belongs-or else he
would not have objected to the resolution
offered byiMr. BLoonER. Mr.. J. NJ. Pal
xER, and few lesser lights, favored Mr.
TEsr's resolution-just for the purpose Of
enabling them to take part in celebration,
which they arerred by their rotes, wds moi
for them, but for men in Jaror Of the
Great Americdn Union.
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rnE PHYSICAL LOGIC OF STATE
RIGHTS

The N. T. Times il greatly impressed
with til. results Of physical logic, as applied
By Gen. LYON to State Rights in Missouri.
Il thinks Missouri is likely, in spite OF all
GLAZE JAcKsoN's ardor and industry, to re-
main snugly wsdg.d in that angle OF the
Union Of which Iowa and Illinois are the
sides. His financial expedienss have failed
him arms are not to be bad without money;
soldiers cannot be had without arms; and
in all his paths he meets the inevitable LroS.
Having exhausted intrigue at Jefferson City,
he has resorted to negotiation at ST. LOUIS
Ills negotiations have had the same tate -
his intrigues. Gen. LYON will conceds
nothing that can promote the plans OF the
Governor. The utmost he will do to graf
ify the disappointed officer is to guarantee
him for . fortnight against arrest as
traitor.
If the doctrine Of State sovereignty ard
reserved rights requires practical commen-
tary, it has it in the history Of these trans
actions. This representative OF sovereign
State, supported by a Legislature which,
By a so-called military bill, conferred even
revolutionary powers upon the chief, has
been defeated in every Independent move
msnt, BY national officer, at the head OF
handful Of troops, and acting nnder an au-
thority Gov. Jackson has not dared to ques-
ton. Federal law has been INDICATED, in
spite of him and his aecomplices; and the
right Of the United States to rule the entire
soil of the Union has been made so distinct
to their perceptions, that they will, in all
likelihood, abandon any further assertion
of State supremacy. The real relation be-
tween the Federal Government and the
States could have no better illustration.
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rHE rIcHr q BooNvILLE. NO.

THE Fight Al BUM SANs
Immediately after hearing of the dessruc-
ton of the Railroad bridge on the Pacific
Railroad, BY Gov. CLAIs JACKSON, IN ms
fight from st. Louis, Gen. LYON started up
the river in pursuit Of the Governor. Upon
arriving at jefferson City, Gen. Lfos found
that the Governor had fed the place-after
issuring proclamation for $1,000 stats
troops. Determined not to be thus evaded,
and learning that the rebeliions Governor
was collecting State troops at Boonville
for the purpose Of setting at defiance the
| authority Of the United States, be pushed
on with his command towards Boonville.-
The remainder of the proceedings OF Gen.
LYoS, we have BY telegraph, as follows:
Jefferson City, June 1Sth:-it is reported
by two rebel persons form Boonvilie, that a
! fight had taken place between the federal
/. and State forces and that three hundred
| Secessionists were killed and a number Ia
ken prisoners. One report says ~, ana
another that 90 federal troops were killed.
| Gov. Jackson fed and the State forces were
routed.
St. Louis, June l9th.-Special to the Re-
publican gives further particulars OF the
battle at Boonville. The federal troops
landed Eve miles below the encampment OF
the State forces. The latter had battery
near Boonville pointed towards the River,
but it was circumyented by the federal
troops and proved useless. Gen. Lyon i'm
mediately advanced on the State troops
and was met 10 the lane where firing was
commenced. The balance of the descrip-
ton is substantially the same as reported
! last night. Jackson was about mile off
surrounded by Capt. Kelly's Company as a
body guard. 1t is reported that he was
severely wounded during the engagement
| by men OF his own party for cowardice and
lack of discretion. Col. Parsons was not
| in the fight, having previously been taken
| sick. Boonvile is not injured, no shot hav-
/ ing been fred into it. Gen. Prices absence
is thus accounted for. Sunday morning
packet brought the report that seven steam
boats were coming up the River with federal
troops. Consultation was Immediately had
between Price and Gov. Jackson, who or
dered the State troops to disband not being
able TO sustain themselves against such
1 force. Price then went home. The troops
however, determined to have fight. Col.
! Marmaduke then became dissatisfied and
resigned. A few hours later the report
about steamboats, proved untrue and the
Governor ordered the troops to prepare for
resistance and appointing NJ. Little to COM
mand. There are no reliable accounts us
to the number killed, wounded or taken
prisoners. 1t is stated that Gen. Lyon once
had the State troops in position where he
could have killed them in large numbers,
but he ordered the firing to cease and pro-
ceeded to take prisoners. 1t is said the
State troops are gathering in counties west
of here, and another stand will be made in
| Jackson county.