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The national Republican., 1862-04-12

rsr The King Philip, which arrived at the
navy yard yesterday morning, ir IN Fortress
MONROE, had on board, umpug Others, Senator
Grimes, Mr.. S,dgwick, OF the House, and AZ.
sistapt Secretary Fox. 60
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

~ brakes Plantation Bttters.-s. n.
1851 y 1t invigorates, sttcugthcns and puriiies
the system; 10 . perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and aeotua, tonic in the NO ID II IL
composed of the celebrated Csiisaya bark, roots,
herbs, and pure St.. CroX run Particularly
adapted to delicate fomsiss, cures DyspcpSia and
weakness, snd Is just the thing for ths change Of
seasoss toid by all sr,cers dssssis,s hotels, and
yal0ous r. II. DRAKE 4 CO,
rrI-3m U2 Broadway, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
UrfIS;lAls,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEFAKrhBNT,
January 2l, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department viii b
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday,. and
Fridays against all other burmese but that which
relates 10 active military operations In The field
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business o
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business ot the public.
EDWIN n. STANTON,
ja23 u Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

John G. BreGkinr.dge Is running for the Con.
icdorate Congress. lie must think II IL some.
where III the neighborhood Of Nashville or
New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
DEHslOH OEEIUE, JUsK 8, 1901.

DENBlOu OFFlCE, JURE o, 1901.
+ ~ AL HliOx n kAY COHCsk&
Application having been made under the Aot Of 20
June, lyso. for The Nssss Of the land Warrants Dc
follOwins The desoription OF each warrant, new
certificate Of like tenor Will be issued II noVAlid oh.
isction should then appear
,roh, 1855, In the nam. Of Abraham Quckenbush
and was granted November lith, ls55--Juue -,
Nc 1884, ior 100 acres, i,-ued under the ac'
! was grAniei August ~, lssG-May ., 1862.
No l5,t:2, for 100 acres, iesucd under the aGtoi
March, 1855, In the name OF Charlotte, widow y,
Walter Cole, and was granted January %, lsoG--
No. <6 Oss, Tor LOO acres issued under the act "
| March ls6b, In the name of Mary Haner, widow OF
John haner, md was GRANTED November 10, lSsO-
June |, 1853.
ScpemDsr, isso, in the name OF J-mcs s;crivDcr,
minor child ot Wiliam Scrivncr, dec 'astd and was
granted Augut II, IS g. June u. I8o2.
No. sjlI7, Tor 100 ncrer, (act istT) IN favor .,
Patrick Brady. private, u company X. Second rsgi
%s1t in,ainss,y bearing date a''' pe0s"'rr
No ~ ,Ol, Tor l2O aeres, Issued under the ac, o,
March, lsh5, in the name II John Walters, and was
granted Nov. =, 1sb6-June 81, 1s,2 \
Aa,ch, 1853 10 the name Of iTah wi low ol rhopus
1867.
No II sSs, for 100 aeves under act Of 18th Fcbru.
ary, is,7, In favor OF thomas bingham, private, ut
volunteers issued 18Th April 1Sh3-Jply j 1868
No. 05 8I8, fer 100 acres, Issued under the act t
March ., 1885, In the name o, Wi liam l.. Henry, and
was granted on the 9Th day OF June, ls59-Juuc IS,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

AS-rhc Grand Union Promenade Sup.
per, contemplated On Thursday evening. 10th inst
at John w-rlry church, will be postpo ~d until Tues
lay eveaipg, lsth instant, at which time the friends
III. public generally are invited to attend
Rev. q. J. CARTER, President
y. A. BRpSr, Eecretiry. spl0-3t-
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
U fl FICl A l..

DEPARTMENT oP STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1869.
The Secretary oi State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of nex
mouth.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
EXPLANATION,

PliLADELrrA, April lo.--The editor Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer suys that the dispitct
deemed objectionable by the Secretary Of War
was countersignei by General Wool on the letter
itself and on the envelope, and he is conIileni
Of making satisfactory explanation TO the
Government.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

no, Rev. n. Vtot0n, D. D., OF rrioi Church
New York, will preach 1t the Capitol, 70 NOR
ROW, ,(Sabbath,)at u O'Clock y. n.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

fs Rev. Thomas II. stock.os, DID,, vi
by Divine permission, preaor in the Hall Of III
IIouse Of Represep ,a,ivcs to.morrcw Sunday .
eleven O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

Isn- Cass!us N. ClIy was yesterday confirmed
as q Major General -.... ...-
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
MILITAR RY0AzE1TE.

II
s,ss ,s'% !. Nj s;,,s.:s Ms III ;s me. ''
~ KY wxa, DsrARrNENT,
FL WdshingsA tiy, Apsil 10, 1862.
70 the llt,aiJ SupssvIsor of Telcgraphs
SiR: Xou q dlrcctsd 10 btop oil telegraphic
ooaiinu icai)ons 70 ~ piilladGphia Inquirer
nntil satlsfaotory ptod d fiirHlshed ~ thus De-
psriment that the recent publications repcct.
ing operations by the army at Yorktown were
duly authorized. You will proceed TO Fortress
Monroe and make arrangements 10 enIorce the
orders VI this Department.
Yours, truly, EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
....- -. Secretary Of War.
Ordered: That oil applications for passes by
newspaper editors or correspondents be re-
fsrrel 10 Oui. Edwards y. Saudi0rd, military
supervisor Of telegraphs, and be subject 10 such
rules and regulations - may be prescribed by
this Department.
- - ~ -. EDWIN n. STANTON,
...--... Secretary Of War.
S-
Philadelphia inqatrsr.
Tho following order was issued yesterday:
Satisfactory proof having been furnished 10
the War Department by tho publisher Of tho
Philadelphia Iaquirr that the recent publlca-
tiOns OF lhe military operations In that ncwspa
per were made by him without any wilful In.
tcntlou Of violating the order OF the Depart
ment, aud In The iuli belief that they were iully
authorized, the hlrgrsl,hiG privileges Of the
Philadelphia LYt.,r ir ns,I."r'.
by order Of the secretary ol Var:
y. J. SANFORD,
Military supervisor OF Teiesran.s,
-
Won sOed. O..
Wan DSpARTMESr, ... "a
Washington, d. O., April II, 1862.
The secretary Of War makes public acknow-
ledgnont ~ the Governors Of Massachusetts,
Indiana. and Ohio, aud the Buard Of Trade Of
Pitlsburg, Pennsylv 'nin for their prompt offers
ot assistance for the relief oi tho officers and
men ", uudcd In the late great battle on the
Tennessee river Their "ilers have been ac
ccpted. II 10 undsrstood that similar bum,no
and patriotic rervics has been tendcred by
other city and State authorities which have not
been reported " tho Department, but are thank
fully actnow lodged.
Edwin N. STANTON,
"' Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
AFTERNOON TAINMENr

For hadies aud Famics on
WEDN ESOAY Il SATURDAY AFrERNUUNSt
ats clock,
when lavish distribution Of ELEGANT rREat
EErS u made: Rich and costly .icwciry. Books,
Toys, Eahcy Articles, SEWtnG MACHINE, aud
MkGNIflCEkT SILK DRESsES
The silk DreN was ptescu,ed " Mrs, Sherman /,
No. 80 Prorpect street, Geoi setown. on "Wednesday
sftsrnoou.
81 Admission 20 cents Children 10 cents.
Z spr7 StArJ 9
VVNHE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY
J. Clothing u s SMITHS, No. AGO Seventh IT. ,
opposite Post Office.
BARNUM Is HERE
~ ON FREE EEXIHBlrlON-Onc OF the lest
stocks OF Clothing, Furuishipg Goods, Hats, ard
Caps J
N. B.--All of tho above Goods for salc very low,
mar 90-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
CouuterfettIng Establishment Broken

Sr. Louis, April ll.-An extensive cOuuter
fciting establishment has been broken ,,p here
Among the bogus notes found were $25 900 il
Treasury notes.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

&C A NTEMUS WAHD."-'rhe cspacity Of the
n Hail secure for the Lecture OF c. r. BR0wuE,
Em,, batter known ns "ARrEMUS WARD has
mpclled the manager Of the entertainment 10 limit
hc HHbsr g he.is 10 be isued 10 order that mort
shall be secured TO the audience.
Those who desire to hear the Greatest American
lIunorist will do will to secure toke early. ,Ssc
advert ement I Is. whefe) ap Id
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS l--CLOTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunk, flats and Gaps, ai
Nortlsra prices, N No. 800 Seventh street, near F
mar 2Q-dSm>
The national Republican., 1862-04-12
saturday, April II, 1859.
~ Reading n.,s.r .. every p.x..-sa

ULUBs FOa Tsie DAILY sATlUNAL
REPUBLlCAN TO sOLDiEiSs.
ArAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE
We have been induced 10 Offer our daily pa
per 10 soldiers, who shall form clubs, at the
following low rates:
copy, 4 months. ...................s $3.50
8 copies, 4 months. .................. 600
10 copies, months. s...................l 1000
All over ton copies, al the rate Of one dollar
per copy for four months
.as- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
~ Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
~ The papers will be mailed 10 one name
or the usmes will be written separately, II do.
sired.
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

BOY wtNTED- TO se-vc PAPER
~ ROUTE, Ap.ly a, this Office, corner o:
| ST v.u,h auL ID -tr.c els. apl
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

I sr.--rhutaiay evening", loth / st ,ahout TX
IL O'Clock near " Jwns Hotel, y AhMALLGOLD
WATCH, With short block cord attached. The
owner lady, values very highly, vs. II IL the git
gwen II left at the office the National Hotel.
nm ll-ats
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

CHICAGO, April lO.--The special dispatcl
from Cairo TO the Tribune says:
We are just beginning 10 get some reliable
details from the great battle at Pittsburg from
several gentlemen who were On the field aite
the aght. From their statements we gather th,
following:
General Prantiss' Brigade conslsting OF th,
Sixty first Illinois, Srrru'rcnih Wisconsin, Sew
enty first Ohio, and Twenty fuurih Indiana, wen
attacked while eating their breakfast, by wha
seemed 10 be the entire rebel lurca. EPrentis'
had no artillery; his brigade vas cut 70 pircel
aud forced 10 retire, and General Prentss ant
many OF his men were taken prisoners.
At twelve O'Clock the entire line was iierccly
engaged, but in full retreat. At four o'clocI
p. H., tho enemy had taken Schwartz's battery
Of ak guns, Dresden's battery Of four guns
The national Republican., 1862-04-12

A new treaty with Great Britain was sent !,
the Senate Yesterday by the President. II /,
fol the m,rc cff.ctual suppression Of the slav,
trade. The President has signed the join
resolution, offering aid to the border slav,
States that may choose to initial. emancipation
The Senate has passed bill, which rstablishe,
foundry in Washington and concentrate
ordnance and military stores here, 80 that wal
vessels generally must come here Tor their ou'-
it, The committee on the conduct Of the wa
took fresh lot OF evidence yesterday 10 re-
ference 10 the atrocities committed by The rebr
upon our dead soldiers on the field Of Manas
sas. Some Of the revelations were frigh,iul
SPECTATOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Washington, Sept. "a.

The emancipation proclamation Of the
President is generally approved here
The Republican predicts that it will restore
to the President all his old friends. and
unite the sound portion of the people in
favor of the Union and the Constitution.
The Intelligencer regards the proclama-
ton as heartless production, but adds if
it should prove otherwise, it will open is
sues too horrible for calculation. Our
army officers appear to acquisce in it, and
some OF them express warm approval.
The conduct of Gov. SANKEY'S admin
istration in North Carolina, is under ex-
animation by the Government. Com
plants have been made against Stanley.
Mcdowell has returned to Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Harrisburg. Sept. 2:

From reliable information received here
through private sources we have good
reason to believe that the rebel army has
not entirely left Maryland, on the con-
ttary they are reported to be in consider
able numbers in the neighborhood Of
Willlamsport, and that heavy diminishing
was still going on at that point and on
both sides of the river.
The alleged treachcry Of Col Miles is
still talked OF in official quarters, and
there is good reason for asserting that il
it had not been Tor the surrender the re-
bellion would have undoubtedly received
its death blow.
A salute of fifteen guns ara now being
fred from the Capital Hill in honor Of
the chivalric sons of Pennsylvania, who
fespoi ct to the call of Governor Curtin
for the defence Of the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, September ".
Beef Cattle The receipts for the week ending this
evening amoantto 2 ia against Gus the week prevt
ous showing decrease or ag2 head,
The quality OF the stock offered is generally speak
ing inferior 10 that of last weeklhere being nothing
in the yards worthy OF particular notice.
The-secline " t4gAe In New York on Tuesday
sst has had its eject this market. Shippers VIII
hardly lock at stock nj any price and We informed
that heavy dealer would sell his stock here at
loss OF $500 rather than ship to New York.
To-day-Ths receipts rather light adding up s2s
head, consisting almost entirely OF medium grades
and "scaliawaxs." We have no material change TO
note from yesterday. The market ruled excessively
dull and closed heavy and dropping. We report de-
cline Of fully 25a.oc on last week.
We quote closing prices follows
Extra Shipping Becves (none). ......... none.
Good TO Prime. so @p2 ~
N edium grades. ..............- % O. ~
Scaawsgs. ........ $40 10 TO ei5 90 head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Cincinnati, Sept. %,

Maj. General Wright in a special order
issued to-day says The daily prohibitions
of business after 4 p. N. is hereby res
ended On every Saturday, at P. NJ,
business of every kind must be suspended
until fh Z r. n, during which interval all
able bodied men Of Cincinnati, Covinr-
ton and Newport will meet for drill. =
Passes to citisens except to enter the mill
tary lines, and passes issued under orders
regulating the drafting Of enrolled militia
are dispensed with In dispensing with
the daily drills and suspension Of business,
the General commanding has in view the
relief as far y practicable of the people
from the burdens to which they have not
been accustomed, but would impress on
tho minds Of all the fact that the danger
is not passed away, End that the present
military organizations must be rigidly ad-
hered to and carefully preserved.
He thanks the citizens for the alacrity
with which they sprang to arms and
entered upon the labor of common de-
fence; and patience in which they have
borne the various restrictions imposed
upon them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Fortress Monroe. Sept. 2a.


Flag of truce boat Canoncns returned
from Aiken's landing this p m. bringing
over 800 paroled Union prisoners who
are to be sent Immediately North. A
Pennsylvania just returned from rebel
dom reports active movements of rebel
troops from Richmond towards Petersburg.
Over 10000 passed down the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, last. Saturday
Richmond Wing, Sept. 20, says battle
at Boonsboro or Middletown, Md, was
Brought on by Mcclellan with view to
relieve the federal garrison at Harper's
Ferry We think it extremely improba-
bic that he can have had so many as
10000 since Hills corps d'armee was
found sufficient 10 check his progress
Next day tongstreci corps joined Hills
and defeated Mcclellan. The Wing, in
speaking Of the capture of Ilarper's Fer
ry, says the number Of prisoners is proba-
bly, greater than those taken by the fed
erals at Fort Donclson, or by the confed-
crates 10 the battles before Richmond
1t claims the capture AZ fruitful and the
most momentous success of the war. 1t
expells the last remnant of the federal
army from the valley, and secures the
whole of this rich country to the confed-
eracy. 1t relieves Lee from all appre-
tensions of danger in his rear and opens
safe line communication with Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
HEApepAATEss, kEssuirrso DrroI, /,

Dayenpoti, lows, Aug. II, ia.
Gs~~-si d-dsv, Me- T.
As IL Is Of the .uoss importance hiatt the Regiments
Of Iowa Volunteers In the field should 10 filled
sp TO The maxim Standard Recruiting oracers for
these Regiments III use every ebd0avor TO give CIR
suislon Ia their innedase vicinity to The following
e1traes from Orders Of the War Department, via:
f1irsa ]. All men Who desire, siIgiy or ts sqsasa
~ hin aLy particular Regiment comp any In the
eeid hereby sa,A.r.zsd TO present th%nelvest 10
all, u Ms kseruIing Cneers for these R-simenas,
she tLcl ati be eEruiied aud fuIw arded once 70
The General Depot Tor the state there to be vi, nu.-
tered and to receive The bounty sioNsd BY Law. In
such cases, enlistment payers and DESCRIPTIVE Lhts
viii be FORWARDED 50 directed in General order No
lo5 Of 1851 frtm ii 6 Ltsrquss VI the Army, which
provides that aulhtAte t.ift ns shan BE- forv ard
cd with each man, aid descriptive list for the
squad.
Tie attention Of Recruiting lf5eefs 10 particu-
Larry dtt,ta Far. 40, General Aim, Regulations
sEieh pteNld,s Thai Recruits hall be forwarded from
ksntfxNous TO Dties tsrry ten Gays, aid oi,en-r ii
pSaetiesbe, pTofidsd The nlnter dhlosaLle exceeds
ihree. Falursto compi, with The above Regulations
will inerr the penalty OF discos dienee 10 orders.
J. Recruits Tor old Regiments will receive, when
accepted into the U s. service, ~ premium and rs
OF the sito bcuu,y 90 To pad them al this Depo,
ard o. Esoi.ih aayaLee Pc, when they }cn the Res
meLts.
4. Neeru.sAs rendezvous have been iabli,led D.
der Charge " regularly delsea oe~Ts ut the follow
lug pAesa. VIZ Lst1LIoEka los lls. N nxSailne
mn Pleasant, AsstDs faaiUtN4, Antun, Cha riioH
afhllgtel, Iss 4.s.ses, c1ai.SA, eouEcil Blum,
lndepsAe rLcr, heph uA AGlon, istll. yus Burltnr.
sssJ BFeohis n, dubuque anu Cedar Rapids.
by order. IA. Is. EkDkKbHOTT
Capt I'd Arty. SUPPL VOL II, s.. lova
J. W WRlsaT, lat Lieut., ID Isvs Cavalry, and
aas1i-Ma AdJt- Recruiting D@pt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
LAST CALL.

All persons, whether members of com
panies or not, in Keokuk, who have the
State artns and accouterments in their
possession, are hereby ordered to return
the same to me, at the arsenal in THREE
DAYS. have full list of all persons
having such arms in their possession. and
any person refusing or neglecting to com
ply with this order win be visited by an
officer and will favc to pay all expenses
incurred in collecting said arms.
G. w. LOWRIE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
PhiladeIphis SAINT 90

H.
The Bulletin issues the third edition
this evening, containing extracts from
Richmond papers of last Saturday, giving
rebel accounts Of fighting in Maryland and
the surrender OF IIarper's Ferry by the
federal forces also containinga dispatch
from Gen. McKeown, commanding the
rebels in east Tennessee, dated Lafayette,
Sept. 10th, stating that the federal for
ces evacuated Cumberland Gap Thursday
night, 18th; and that Gen. Stevenson was
pursuing them. Robe papers do not re-
gard this news as iaorable, as it was
supposed, by them, that Morgan had been
completely hemmed in.
A dispatch from Mobile, dated 10th,
says that Gen. Price has driven the enc
my in the direction Of Eastport. capturing
SlOO, 900 worth OF stores. Price was still
in pursuit of the federal forces, and only
seven miles behind them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
rE The Grenada Appeal of tina a

E4- The Grenada Appeal of the 9Th
says the CONSUMPTION by the confederates
is TO be enforced in Tennessee. The ex-
ecution Of it is in charge Of Gen. Bragg.
Resident. MN W allowed 70 volunteer.
Mobile dates Of the 18th, report fight
near Jamestown, where fifty fedsrals were
killed, twenty prisoners taken and thirty
horses captured without loss to the con-
federates.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is to take
charge Of Bragg's army. 1t is rumored
that charges have be made before the
confederate Congress that Bragg had
killed ten confederate soldiers, contrary
to the rules and regulations on the sub
Eiect. He was under examination on the
18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
I'LL Tell PA WHEN HE ConEs Horr

. ILL TELL PA WHEN HE ConEs Honr
A friend of ours, who had taken great
pride for several years in cultivating full
crop Of hair upon his face, Was called
away from home some time since. While
absent, an inexperienced barber spoiled
his whiskers in trimming them, which SO
chagrined him that he directed the barber
to make clean sweep of it by shaving
whiskers and mustaohe both off. The
barber obeyed, and our friends face was
as smooth and delicate IS when in his
teens. He returned home in the night.
Next morning his little girl did not re-
cognize him on waking up. Looking over
At her mother. and seeing, as she sup
posed, . stranger in bed, she remarked in
her childish simplicity, "Misier. get out
Of there; I'll tell my pa when he comes
home NJ Exchange.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
PRAYER Tor the Countrv.

The undersigned. believing that the
condition Of our country calls for the
prayers of all christian patriots, respect
fully invite their. fellow citizens to meet
on Thursday morning mex at 81 O'Clock
at the United Presbyterian Church, on
Sixth street near Main, to supplicate the
blessings of God upon our national gov
ernment and army, and all the interests
OF our common country in the hour of its
peril.
GEORGE THAoHER, j. B. HARDY,
JAMES BRowN, II. ]. GrILErr,
CHAs. A. WILLIAMS. I. S. GRIFFITH.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
keokuk, September %. 1869.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

0 The letter of Gen. futile was a
perfect bomb-shell thrown into the camp
Of the Mahony democracy of Iowa, but
the Presidents irocl. nation is terrible
broadsldo, raking the Yallandigham con-
Germ fore aud aft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
MidNtghi Report.
San Francisco. Sept

San Francisco, Sept. %.
Steamer Pacific has arrived with S84,-
600 in gold from Oregon. The Walla
Walla Statesman Of the 10th, says that
gold exists through oil the mountain
ranges in tho upper country. 1t hears
that fields will be developed north of
Lewis d. Clarke's pass hundred miles
in extent, equal in rlc' ness to any dis
covered north of California.
The superior court Of California, has
decided that the poll tax of two dollars
and half per month on every Chinaman
is constitutional.
A sword valued at $4,000, will be sent
to Gen. Hooker by his California brigade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
Alexandria, Sept. %.

Affairs are very quiet. Good order pre-
walls among the military.
!. Information has been received here that
Porter's rebel cavalry are scouting the
country in the vicinity Of WarreIton and
the Rappahannock, and are impressing
every abe-bodied man they can find into
the rebel army, many refusing 70 serve,
and some succeed in escaping and reach
ing our lines. An engine was recently
sent out to Bull Run; but no discoveries
we're made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
3 = TEL CR APH.
Night Report.


New York, Sept %. y
The new Ironsides sailed from Phila-
delphia last night. et
The draft took place in Philadelphia
Thursday.
The gunboats, Crusader and Wyan-
dotte, sailed yesterday from New York,
with sealed orders.
The draft in New York will take place
Oct. 10th.
A Key West letter reports 46 cases of
yellow fever on board the frigate st. Law
renee on tho 18th there had previously
been % deaths.