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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
Southern News.

Headquarters, A,n,y of Potamac,l
Dec. %, 1863.
A flag of truce crossed toe Rappahan-
mock this afternoon with a communication
from Gen. Lee, the purport Of Which has
not been made public.
The Richmond papers Of yesterday and
to-day have found their way here. The
Enquirer says the losses in A. II. Hilps
division on the 9th WINS ell killed, l494
wounded and All missing. This divi.
sion was confronted by Frankln's left,
and consisted Of six brigades with artiile-
ry. More than half the rebel loss occur.
ed in this division.
intelligence from below is to the effect
that the rebels have eonsiderab bly, strength
ened their forces at Port Royal, and that
the enemy maintain acontraband commu-
nication With their northern friends via
Potomac and Nattox Greek, crossing the
Peninsula and kappahannock at Leeds,
about 30 miles below this point
No shots have been exchanged with
the enemy for several days. The river
pickets maintain friendly disposition to-
wards each other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

Public notice is hereby gwen that the annual col
lection iss and Excise Taxes for the Coultg u Lee
In the FIRST colt ion district year
September LIST, 1862, has been returned by the q g.
Assessor
Payment is hereby dem@r dcd fsrtfw't prrscns
named ihetain Of The anaunf ts ssirst III !, names
respectively by the United kasttA qtoI internal
Revenue u the Hrst dis'ti Iowa nj bi. ace In tia
COURT Housh at yotT MADISON. All pa .urn,s
must be made beor' .he a4,h day VI December ea l.
and all persons s stall negect pay the Lcsp %,
and other IEaes, nss1ssed against them within the
time spe aed nLall lee liable pay TEN per cent ad-
d'iioAAi upon ~. aTnouaa thereof.
No collection a be made es-evhrre than ~ the
ohr@ ~ The ColeaCr without .hv rfjfiohal 1EN p.r
foiHHfH &tiis n,"tie NJ N law rruvrsr-
NO other easreHey than TREASURY MOTIFS will
be received.
ssetss~ 81 Esetss I2s say, That IL ems person or
PERSONS SHAH exercise Or any irao or busl-
ness for which License H. required ~ this art with
ont taking oGs snch ieense he, She or they sla Ioi
every such offence, respectively, forfeit a lena,t
equal 70 TIRES nnx the u the duty or rum oi
money imposed for sarh iicepses.
&c. WALLER,
Collector First District
Fort Madtaon iowa, Nov 18th. fs6a -atfp1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
From Washington.
Gnao,,t a. fT.,t,

Washington, Dec. 90.
No nomination for Secretary of In,eri
or has been sent to the Senate to-day
Assistant Secretary Jsler is acting Sec
rotary.
1t is said that avote to Gay in the Com
mittee of Ways and Means 3 nielnber rs
favored the issue of more currency, and
5 oppofed it. ~s
The President has received and trans
Matted to the Senate for ratification .
treaty OF Commerce and Navigation be.
tween the United States and the Repub-
lie OF Liberia.
Gen. Meredith has been restored to.his
command without explanation on his
part. This virtually clears him. of char
ges Of misconduct in the fredericksburg
fgll.
Gen. Sedwick has recovered from his
wounds received at Antietam and left to-
day for the army of the Potomac to take
command.
Washington, Dec %.
Gen. Rufus King while sitlmg 10 his
carriaec IL front Of the National Hotel
suffered slight att.ck of epilepsy. Med
zeal attendance was immediately procured
and he is now nearly recovered.
Washington, Dec. ct.
The Times special says, the Senate
authorized appointment of . committee
@fiseven to be referred the subject of a
railroad and telegraph to the Pacific
The bill passed last session found it i'm
practicable, requiring important m,nd-
ments, which this committee II exproted
to, suggest.
Ex-Governor RandaT's name has bee,
sent 10 the Senate for First Assistant Ad-
jutant General. rf%9
Tho President has not signed the bib
admitting Western Virginia. His an
tentions arc unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

TRAVEL EAST AND SouTH.--We un-
derstaud that the new line OF railroad on
the opposite side of the river, is crowded
with passengers to and from the East
and South every day. Tomorrow the
company will commence running two
trains day over the road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

Washington, Dec. e.

washington, Lee. ~.
Secretary Chase has sent to the Senate
his project recommending loan Of nine
hundred million dollars, At rates of inter
est not exceeding those now authorized
by law. The Secretary does not suggest
any augmentation of treasury notes, The
Committee on Ways and Means has not
yet considered the subject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

DHTHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for JAN
uary, presents rich table of contents
for the delectation Of It's patrons, and we
doubt not the articles themselves will
prove as entertaining and instructive as
usual.
We are indebted to Lowry, Of the
news depot, for the Atlantic, and for
Chicago papers in advance of the mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

H-The fast sailing and elegant st.-ar,-
or, w, A. Knapp, arrived at or rorl y,e-
terday morning with small load OF freight
for one, one and half or Two OF our mer-
chants. Above information brought in
our special reporter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

To facilitate the deliver 81 letters for the ho.pita
u LoN has b,tp A&sign.dto each ward. Ali concerned
will therefore te eHi.iGt heir friends when
writing 10 iLeni 10 d,v1t ibeir etters ihe box for
tbcl proper Ward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
-, st. Louis, Des. -.

- 81. Louis, ,Uee. ~. IN
Advises ~ been received by Gen.
Carts from n. Davis, commanding
at Columbus, thu PIE is receiving rein rel :
fofcement IN season to prepare against
any rebelattack tbcre. He thinks no
attack is lneditated , ass.sas e.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

FIRED Int W the Aisha ma

New York, Dec. -
The schooner Mary E. Nor gansartlved
tonight FROM Dominica and reports on
the 9Th ult., while entering the port of
Rossean, Dominica, was fred into once
by the pirate Alabama when passing the
island Of Guadaloupc. the pirate making
signals to the shore, and saw her next day
ciosein shore receiving provisions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
New York Dec. "a

IA 81 - N6W YoFk, Dec. a. .
Washington dispatches to the Phila.
daphia Inquirer says, Gen. Foster I.
dispatch in relation TO the capture Of
Geldsboro states that the rebels are ad-
yancing in force, abou. 10000. to drive
him from his position. Foster deans him.
self strong enough to hold ont until rein.
forcements arrive. a@ssss, saEssf'ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
, Cincinnati, Dec. Is.

Aavieos from Lexington report fears
|ofa rebel raid by Floyd and Humphrey
Marshal, who are advancing from Wes-
tern Virginia. s'-als ~. ss~ !.
"A movement nf,o our troops has occurred
from Richmond, Kentncky, that will re-
! lease eastern kentucky from rebel iuyu-
Al9Ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

Notice 20 shippers and Carriers.

by an order from the Treasury Department mt. sh D.
pers aud Carriers arercquired before for wardns
menh OF Goods or sah, amounting 10 over $3.50, TO
Iacsr in u FIRST and second iicr OF counties on the
horihs traer OF the State OF Iowa, to file In the
Custom Houae DTee At ktokuk, Iowa, al oath pre-
scrbed by the Treasury Department aiso, to execute
bond With approved suretics, thst goods
described shall not b. ia vi used in any
way, ~ as TO give aid csfort +, Insurgents or to
rympashizers with those in rebellion agailist the Gov
erament Of the United States.
Blanks eau be obtained and instructions given at
the Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANSUs,
Survey or of the Pert.
Cnstom Honsn aAee. kenknk. Ana pc ~ -anzaa..dtf
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IE- VIM y. Gallagher, Esq, has ia
vored us with a pamphlet copy Of tho
very able and instructive annual report
of the Secretary Of tho treasury Of the
United States.
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philadelphia. Dee. 81

A Fortress Monroe letter, Of the cad
inst. says that Gen. Foster arrived here
the day after leaving Kiagstoas Hisaor
COS took Goldsboro without much loss
sitter tearing up the railroad, burning The
ties and destroying the rails and telegraph
50 they cannot again be used. He return
ed TO Newbern, N. G., in safety.
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THE GATE I E CITY.
THURSDAY, DECENBhl, -25.

- We are desired by the Mother
Superior of the Catholic Sisters, to state
Tint, finding such ready sale for the arti-
Giles made by them for their Fair, the
Sisters will continue to make articles suit
able for holiday presents, including emil
dren's clothing, gentlemen's slippers,
smoking caps, cigar cases, etc., etc. which
they will hold for sale at very reasonable
prices, at the Convent Of the Visitation.
dec. cath, st.
H- II you wish to get good family
Sewing Machine, that you win never re-
greet purchasing, buy the Florence Ma
chine, which will do oil that any others
claim 20 do and many things that others
cannot do
G. II. Emerson Esq, Fourth Street, is
agent for tho sale of them. Go and see
them operate.
keokut, Dec. %.
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ia ChCtoFs1 Hair ~ G~--1Ne Hest n

katchcier's Hair byG---TAc Ncstfm
the world.
WILLIAM a. BtTCHELOR'S celebrated Hair i've
produces colo be dstingu shed ii ON lature
warranted not TO nu-c the hair In the least
the III effects bad dyes and In the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY rs:K INSTANTLY turns
aspisndid black or brawl, i.aslny The land
beautiful Sold by al druggists &C..
The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
the foxr ssdfs If each boz
Factory, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York. Late
gas Broadway and l6 Bond Street fie6-dAwl y
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The ContesstOAs md Ex ericnce 81
Poor Young MAN.

gentleman having befi eurtd Of the results OF
early error aud dsease, will frun motives OF ncvo-
ieee send 10 THOSE who request IT, copy utIhe apovr
interesting narrative, Iutiishtab Il, himself Jis III
lie book is designed aiming and cautioa young
men aud thoSe WHO suffer from NtRvous DEBiLITr,
Loss ~ hHhoEr, PREMATURE DECAY, &C., Ac., sup
FAhg at The SANE time the Of self single
e"ples VIII hetesitnler seal in plain snv eippe
Nilhaut eisIr"lo AL who request IT, by address
The author,
cHAs. A, LAMBERT, Esq,
dec0-asm Greeupoint, Loan l.land, New YORK,
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EF- Wo are indebted to Edmond Jae-
ger, Esq, late clerk Of the House. for q
copy ofthe proceedings Of the extra ses
sion Of the ninth General Assembly.
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p@ The Cedar Rapids 4 Missouri
River Railroad. is about the livcliest,
most widc-awake and go-ahead railroad in
the State. 1t is nearly completed ID
Aarshalltawn, (55 miles from Des
Monies) and will be completed to that
place some time In January. Az
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A New York, Dec. "a
= The new iron clad AontAak left for
Hampton Roades yesterday. She is com-.
manded by Commander Worden.
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81 EGfAH NOTICE ICES.
RECRUITING FOR THE SIXTH CAV.
Come ON, AOys I---IIuFrah fer tho
stars and stripe

Lieutenant WIZ. o, Burns. Of the Sixth Iowa Cav
airy, is nov IN the city recruiting for his regiment
Only few more men required TO oil up the regi.
ment and this Is probably the only chance that will b
offered FOR oinins Cavalry regiment prlor to he
foreemsnt OF the dram on the Brst VI nextmonth.
Clothing and equipments hsve sready been furnish
ed for the regiment and now at Davenport, and
Bounty will be paid, and regular pay commence aithe
time o. enlistment.
Headquarters at Burns Rentgeh's on the Levee.
decI3-dkwim VIM. o. BURNS.
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nR-Our thanks ire due Hon. J.. r.
Wilson for several bound volumes Of The
Congressional Globe, and other public
documents.
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L3zJ- About one hundred soldiers leave
the hospital here this morning for their
regiments, ready for service.