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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11
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Extracts from Rich m end Papers.
New York, Nov. 10.

The Richmond Wing of Nov. Sth, in
speaking of the recent Northern elections,
says they show plainly that the tides are
all one way, and that against Abraham
Lincoln and his rampant war party. If
the electioneering assertions and appeals
of this party could be credited, this sue.
cess OF the Democracy is about equal to
declaration of peace; but they are not
credited, and we are not permitted to take
that comfort 10 our bosoms. We have
reason to hope, though, that with Dem
oerstic Congress and Republican Adj
-4.iaistration, they will regard each other
as n4en who are In doubt, but that to-mor-
row they may be cutting each others
throats. The war will not be forwarded,
as Lincoln and his party brought on the
war and have conducted it themselves. -
The people have mgnt by this romarka-
bic revolution to declare not only a dis
satisfaction, but to decree That important
changes shall be made; aud having found
out their strength we may expect tie OPP
position will now speak their sentiments
with boldness they have not dared to
venture before
The Wing also says, the changes of po-
sitioa OF cur army in northern Virginia
has been anticipated for some time, and
created no surprise
FROM Weldon We have reports o. an al
sai Of the enemy upon that place
We had touch of winter in earnest
,esterday IN the shape of a snow Storm
On Sunday last tie 4 bolitionists
marched from Washington, \ c., to a
point on the Roanoke River below Will
mington, to cut off the 18th and 57th
regiments, stationed there. Four compa-
mics Of the 26th encountered the whole
Yankee force and kept them at bay the
whole day and last night. Smelling was
kept up by the gun boats till 10 O'clock
p. III. Our entire force fell bl last
night to Spring Green, below Williams
ton, to prevent flank movement by re-
Inducements from Washington.
We learn from Mason, Boro Sound,
this morning, the blockading squadron
commenced firing on an English brig
which was supposed to be running the
blockade. The brig was run ashore from
Wilmington.
Eight new cases of yellow fever were
reported on Monday. New cases are few,
but deaths are very sudden.
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Rebel M nlcHtx.
IHerald's Dispatch
New York, Nov. 10.

1t is stated on positive information that
the rebels on the ppahannock have been
reinforced by 10000 men, portion Of
them having arrived through Richmond
from the army operating on Blackwater,
below Petersburg; others coming from
Western Virginia, being part of Bragg 3
army under Lorlng.
According to authority received in
Washington, Lee designs to draw our ar
my under Burnside to the Rappahannock,
which he has fortified and defended with
force Of hundred thousand men, while
Stonewall Jackson is to cross the Shenan-
doah and attack him in the rear with
10000.
An expedition sent by Heintzelman
Saturday to the mouth of the Potomac
to break up several smuggling establish
ments which were forwarding stores to
the rebels, and quantity Of goods and
rebel money was found. and number oil
wealthy persons arrested and taken to
Washington.
An important reconnaissance from Boil
VAL iclSHto WAC naoo ycobcluaJ Wal
with q large force. 10000 infantry, sur.
prised the rebels at Halltown. occupying
Charleston and pushing ON to the rear O
Perryville to the position the rebel Gen
Longstreet held, in the vicinity Of From
Royal, when the party returned to camp
They had captured twelve prisoners
wounded several, and brought home iif
| teen horses and twenty head Of cattle.
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Ing M rail barricads and raising a flag.

ing up rail barricade and raising flag.
We named the place "Fort Africa. -
Sending back for cavalry and for the bal
ance Of the regiment, we skirmished two
days Yesterday morning our skirmish-
ers shot two scouts. After dinner, the
enemy succeeded in drawing out small
detachment and cutting it off from our
main body. A sharp engagement ensued
IN the attempt to rescue our detachment
We lost eight men killed and ten wound
ed. Capt. Crew, company A, lst Regi-
ment X. G. v, formerly Of the Mansion
House, was killed. Lieut. Joseph Gard
ner was severely wounded, but will be
well within week or two. The enemy
report fifteen killed this morning, aAd
must have as many more wounded.
1t is useless to talk any more of negro
courage. The men fought like tigers,
each and every one of them, and the main
difficulty was to hold them well IN hand.
We have just received reinforce nents,
and have intelligence of guerrilla force
that renders movement necessary. We
have the euerrillas bemmed in, and will
clean them and this country out. Saddle
and mount is the word. These are the
boys to clean out the bushwhackers.
RI. II.
Lieut., Joseph Lyon arrived here Oh
Sunday with the body of Capt. Crew
lie was in the engagement, and fully con-
firms the report of our correspondent
Capt. Crew had wound through the heart
and one through the groin, and dicl in.
-t43lly. His watch, which was stolen
argm him on the field, was afterwards
iound Oh the Dody of a bushwhaeker, uu-
doubtedly the man who killed Capt, Crew,
and whose own death, ut The hands OF q
negro, was another III ,tanee of speedy and
retributive Justice. Lieut. Lyons says
Missouri guerril.as have the highest re.
spect for black valor.-ED.
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Augusta, Ca, Nov. 8.

Augusta, Ga, Nov 8.
The Savannah Republican of this morn
ing says:
The Abolitionists were bombarding
Tampa Bay. Florida, on the Sd Our for.
ces were eoriident Of their ability to hold
out.
In jackson, on the 9Th inst, Car
fridge Factory exploded. Every person
employed in the works, not less than 80,
were killed.
MOBILE, 9th. The enemy is about to
make strenuous efforts to open the Missis-
sippi. The prospect of recognition il
hurrying them up.
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lay rELEea.PH.i
New York Mark ct.

NewYork, Nov. 10.
fionr-Market 5Gl0c better, 81 a5 COOS for Super
States S62o4 So % for Extra State; IS 95ass 0s Tor
super Western; s6 a0as so for Common I, Medium
Extra Western.
Wheat-Aaskei feverish and unsettled; 81 lo14 u 20
for choice spriRgi 81 ae4 81 80 Milwaukee Club |;
81 349sI 81 for Amber Iowa; o. 40sl A. for Winter
Red Western
Corn-Market lie better 7aer3c for Mixed Western
shipping order
Whisky-Maract unchanged, 81 431lc.
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Washington. Nov. 10.

Nothing yet has been received, either
at the navy department or from Passen-
gers arriving from Norfolk to-day, con-
frmlng the capture of Ply mouth, N. G.
1t Is ascertainod the assignment of Burn
side to the command of the army of the
Potomac is without limitation.
There is nothing in the latest foreign
intelligence leading to apprehension OF
trouble between us and foreign powers
concerning American affairs, unless it be
from the present course of English mer-
chants and spectators in fitting out pri-
vateers to prey upon our merchantmen
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- tine hundred and sixty-three re-
cruits for the 4th Cavalry, 18th Infantry
and 10th Infantry Regiments, under com
mand Of Capt Purcell, Of 4th Cavalry,
passed down the riyer last evening ON
board the steamer Denmark. They were
forwarded by Capt. Hendershott, from
Davenport.
1t seems that some OF our volunteers
know when 10 90.
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RG- The Garter Zouayc Sisters per-
formed at the Atheneum last evening,
having tolerably fair house. The enter.
tainment was pleasing and varied, cots :
ing Of singing, dancing, the Zouave drill,
DC, in all u which the performers sus-
taincd themselves creditably.
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Charleston. Nov. G.

Gen. Besuregard has ordered non COM
combatants to leave Charleston with their
movable property. This is done in or
der to avoid embarrassment and delay, in
case sudden necessity should arise, from
the removal Of the entire population.
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New York, Nov. 9.

Chas. LELAND, of the Metropolitan Ho-
ie', starts for California Tuesday in con-
nec,ioa with Lewis LELAND in opening
the Occidental Hotel in San Francisco.
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New ork, Nov. 10.

The recent reported challenge of G..
NJ. Clay to Die Birdsall proves hoax.
The Vanderbilt goes to sea tomorrow
in search of the Alabama.
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1ay- The Carter Zouave Sisters will
give three OF their very popular enter
tainments at the Atheneum, on Nov
10th, 18th, and 18th. For particulars
see small bills.
oct S-d3t
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Washington, Nov, 10.

All statements alleged to disappoint-
ment 10 the army In consequence of a
change in the command Of the Army Of
the Potomac, nre pronounced by those
who have the best means of knowing, to
be without foundation.
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San Francisco Nny. 10.

The San Francisco MGR hants have
pledged themselves not 70 receive or pay
out Legal Tender notes except at TIE rul-
ing discount, but advert to gold currency,
standard value. 1t is the intention to
have the pledge signed throughout the
State and refuse credit to all who decline.
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Norwalk, Nov. 10.
A salute of 81 guns, in honor of G en-.
Burnside promotion, was fired here to-
day. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11

Fer Gov. Kirkwood was in town yes
terday, stopping VI the Deming House
We understand he was visiting the Pcni-
Tertiary at Fort Madison, and so came on
to this city to look at our Hospital army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11

aaa- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock of Haps, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
&C., constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. nov 10 2m1
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Fort Monroe, Nov. 8.

The report Of the capture of 5000 rcb-
els, near Plymouth, by Gen Foster, is
premature, as we learn from q reliable
source.
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Union Fair.

The ledics interested are requested to
meet at Mrs. HamilPs. on Morgan street,
between 9th and 7th, to-day. at 2 o'clock,
to sew or knit for the Union Fair.
1t is to be hoped there will be full
attendance. The ladies of Warsaw and
Hamilton are cordially invited to attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11

Es Judge Rankin and Mr. Strong left
yesterday for Des Moines, having cases
Lr.ore the U. S. Supreme Court.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, NO VEMBER IL.

LH- The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning ON the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
je94-dtf.
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Detroit, Nov. 10.

Detroit, Nov. 10.
Rc:ulns from the upper peninsula places
the election of John I. Dreggs, Rep. to
Congress from the 9th District. Bryan
doubtful
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4. 5. Circuit Court ut ssss r:ssr 81.
Judge Miller left yestoaay Ut les
Moines, where he holds his Erss court III
this State. This i. therefore, the first
time cases in the Supreme Court of the
United States, Arising in Iowa, have been
trie bef0re one of its judges, having
heretofore gone before the U. s. District
Judge of this State. The circuit which
Judge Miller has assigned to him COM
prises the States of Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas and Nebraska, giving him, in connec-
ton with the General Session in Wash
ington, good round of travel and an
abundance of work. Possessing, how
ever, as lie does, habits of close applica-
ton 10 business, thorough professional
education, derived from extensive reading
and practice, and being in the prime of
life with vigorous constitution, he is well
qualified for his responsible and arduous
duties, and will fully meet the require
ments of his Office and the expectations
of his friends.
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Boston, Nov. L

Boston, Nov. 10.
The steamers Saxon. Mississippi and
Merrimac sailed for Beaufort, N. G., to-
day. These steamers took out three
Massachusetts regiments.
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New York, Nov. 10.

The gunboat Sumter has arrived from
p ort Royal.
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Katchel or's Hair Dyc.--.te Eesrtn
the World.

the " cIla.
WILLIAM A. BATCHtLoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color 10 be distingu shed from AZURE
warranted aot Ia ure the hair The remedies
the i'll effects OF had dyes and invgoraies the hair for
Tife. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turn.
aHpleadid black or brown leaving the hair soft and
besutifni. Sold by all druggists &c
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
49, 4oHr SiasS u saeA bon.
Factory, No. FL BARCLAY Street, New York TIate
23s Broad~4y aud l6 Bond Street ie6-d&~ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11

98TH REGIsENr-This fine body Of
mea from Camp Pope. Iowa City, tooA
the steamer Sucker State, at our wharf,
for Helena, Ark. They were detained in
Davenport one week for want of boat,
aud then came on to Fort Madison on the
Hawk Eye State, when they changed to
the cars on account Of the low stage Of
water This regiment is from the interior
of the Stale, and are worthy representa-
tises in their sturdy appearance u our
farming population. They number $50
men all told. The officers are Col. VIM.
4. Miller, of johnson Co.; Lieut.. Col,
Connell. of Tsma Co.; Major, Lynch, of
Iowa Co; Adit, Pritchard of Johnson
Co.; Quarter Master, Thos. Hughes. of
johnson Co.
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To THE NERVOUS OF Born SsxEs.-
acknowledgement having been restored health in
. few days, after many years af great suffering 10
willing 10 assist Others by sending tfree reeeit
OF postpaid directed envelope q eouy ~ the pre-
seripiion used Direct TO the REV. JGfSS NJ. DAG
NALL, i-t Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. \.
Ilcta-dAwam
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Military Notice.
sertl-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

Il y SHIPPERS.
On and after this date no Powder will be allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission Of Tie undersigned
nor any kind OF Arms whatever anitons Of War.
Ii has been ordered NY the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or Groceries
except in limited quantities for family use, go into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties,
The object Is 10 keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of suerriIlas in Northeast Missouri.
JOHN sTANNus
Surveyor ofihe Port Of Keokuk.
keokuk Aug. ID, leG2.
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Milwaukee. Nov. 10,

Drafting in this State commenced to-
day. La some locations it passed off
quietly and in order. In Oskeer county
the lists were seized and destroyed, and
the Commissioners severely handled, who
fed to this city.
In Milwaukee city there was strong in
dications Of trouble. Complaints are be-
ing made that injustice had been done to
some of the WARDS, ~ not giving proper
credit for volunteers. A crowd of 9th
Warders assembled and marched through
the city, to the number of three or four
hundred, in procession. The result of
the matter was, the draft was postponed
for the present.
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Davenport. Nov. 10.

A salute was fred thus evening In honor
to Burnslde's promotion.
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Notice 10 shippers and Carriers

by order from the Treasury Department, ship
pcrs and Carriers arercqured tefat forwarding
nents OF Goods or SAT- amounting 10 over $3.50, 70
places In the FIRST and second Tier of counties the
Southern border OF the Stale Of Iowa 10 Gle in the
Custom House Once al keokuk, Iowa, All oath pre-
scfibed by the Treasury Department also execute
q bond, with approved sufeies haithe goods thefpln
deacbed shail not be transported, sold used any
way, ss TO give aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
sympathzers with those In rrbeiona the Gov
er.4hpnt or the United States.
Blanks can BIO obtained and instructions given at
tie SurveJo Once.
JOHN sTAsNUs,
Surveyor of The Port.
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- A, DUKES
ANTISEPTIC WATER
BIACKIN

HAHing completed arrangements 70 raa'a facture
HIS INhiNAiLtD LEATHER PREsfk*AtlgE
81 Hny extent Demanded b. dealers. far ard rear
take pleasure IN announcing the fact and soilriin
the Patronage ofRl Who would deal Their Ir ID,
and the sdfantag. % their ca4tan.ers
We are now puttfr wr EU Etrni boxes which we
sell at ~ cebls Ma VI 30 d4eD respectively, for
cash.
Knowing this Backing to sarFaas all other articles
now before the public, water proof and leather
pre-"rNAug preparation, take pleasure In soliciting
oF0-fs
tvatlaHr H'inns BY mail Will receive prompt stteh-
LoH ana goals ia be forwarded immediately on re-
tcIPt CT lILs8Ses. address,
=, A DTKk. ARsut
oct&S-dtf asui TX losa.
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WALL PAPER.

summer stylos, Just received from the mau faesur
srs, at BkoNkkLL,s Beck Store,
JeHd Cor. Main and <th streeta.
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oN.Adtf

DOCKET, CHESS BACkGAM-
Il MON BOARDS,
Just &c eiyedat
BR0wNELL's Book sroRE,
rtHrlS-d Cor 9Th Ar All
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COpARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day associated them
together under the name and style Of =. H. HuhEs Co
for the purpose of ransaotng general collecting and
brokerage business. p. II. HUMEs,
ksokUk, Oct. lith 1863 JOHN L. EVANS
oeilG ar
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KENTUCKY NEWS.

The rebel invasion of the free North, in
the west, is about as successful as in the
east. Gen. Bragg. rightly named, has not
taken Cincinnati or Louisville, but is ia
king his leave of those "doomed cities
by the shortest route south, practical le.-
The late battle near Perryville, has given
new and vigorous impulse to his move
ments.
Bragg has decided, that as a strate-
gic movement, Kentucky should be evacu.
ated, and now he is doing it.
Doubtless great object ofthe invasion
was to secure plumber for their destitute
army, and it is to be hoped that this projct
will be thwarted by the capture of their
supply trains will he captured by our army,
WHO arc incumbered as little as possible
for rapid marching. Plundering and
conscription will hardly win loyal Ken
tuckians over to the side and cause of re-
bellion. and we can safely predict tina
Kentucky has suffered her last invasion
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New York, Oct, 10,

The Suffolk, Virginia correspondence of
the Herald, dated the 4ih inst, has the
following:
have highly important and gratifying
news from this quarter to communicate.
The rebels had pushed their pickets some
distance this aide of tho Black W alter aud
had grown quite bold in their menaces Of
this post. On Thursday evening, Mi.
Gen. Peck ordered reconnaissance in
force, which was placed under command
Of Cot. Spear, of the 18th Pennsylvania
| cavalry. Col. Spear started upon his
mission about 8 o'clock, and on Friday
drove in the enemy's pickets upon the
main body, which was commanded by Gen.
G.. w. Smith. A smart skirnlsh ensued,
in which the Col. had one Lieut. and two
sergeants wounded. He succeeded, how
ever, in completely routing the foe aud
pursued him as far as Franklin, on the
other side of the Black Water. The OBJ
ject of the reconnaissance was fully ac-
complished and much valuable informa-
ton gained, in regard to the strength and
position of the rebel force in this quar-
ter There is not now rebel soldier on
this side of the Black Water and the prob
abilities are, that they will not soon make
another appearance. The loss OF The en-
envy was not ascertained
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Correspond den O. of the Gate City
CoRINTH. MISS, Der. 6, 1862.

Great Battle al Co,tnh- Gen. Price,
Tan Dorm, Lowell and Bfcch'nftdyc'sd'-.
mics, sntted, attack he place-Are reputscd
pih heovy loss-Enemy an fuH retreat
to,car1s Tuscnmbia Rfeer--Oar army IN
pursuif- Harrassing has rear Rebels
surrenaering and hro'oing array their
ayms- Gauantry of the 18Th 1olra-Are
ordered to retreat three times before they do
So Then form Her Tine Of battle
What Gen. McKtaa and Col Crocker say
Of item.
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New York Oct. 10

New York, Oct. 10.
The Hilton Head correspondent of the
Herald dating 9Th, states that an expedi-
ton Of gunboats with land force under
Gen. Brannon, had captured fort on ST.
Johns Bluff, on the st. Johns river,
below jacksonville. also immense guam
titles Of English conioal shells, and found
a quantity Of small arms. The Fort will
be immediately destroyed. At last ac-
counts every preparations was being rapid
ly pushed to completion, to attack snoth-
err heavy battery situated on Yellow bluff,
about s miles further up the river. We
are anxiously awaiting the result. pre-
dict however its speedy demolition, and
the occupation Of jacksonville at an early
day.
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New York Oct 10.


Southern papers state that Yellow Fee
yer israging fearfully at Galveston. BY
private dispatch from DR.. T. A Raines
to gentleman of this city we learn that
he leaves Richmond with Gen. Toombs for
Georgia, his wound requiring brief re-
spite from active duty.
A Lynchburg Va, Journal of the Gath
says letter was received in the city yes
terday, from Maj. Gen. Longstreet written
on the battle field. last "Wednesday, which
that our forces were outnumbered, and
the battle was the most desperate and
bloody of the war. Our loss was heavy
but he thinks that of the enemy still
greater. We held our position, occupy
ing the battle field, but Gen. Lonestreet
does not claim anything more.