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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

~ Lieut.. Maury sailed with other
southern skedaddlers from Halifax for
England, the other day. An attempted
secesh pathizing demonstration in
Halifax didn't amount to much.
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4 Esrs Manres Expedition.
Fort Monroe, Nov. 81.

On Saturday m expedition left York
town, consisting of three gunboats and
500 Of the llth Maine. They returned
yesterday after having reached 10 miles
beyond Mob Jack Bay, where they DIES,
troyed the effective and valua le salt
works.
Last Tue.day our pickets we're at Will
liamsturg. They captured eight rebels
who were sent to Fort Monroe.
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- 10 agree to an armistice, to en-
gage in negotiations for peace with the
rebel government, Is to Acknowledge their
independence. To compromise with trai-
tors is to yield to them and ruin the gov.
eminent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

| VALLANDr6HAA ron PRKsIpEST.-Tbs
Pin'te County Aisscuri) Conservative,
whose editor was for time in the rebel
army, and who is now under bonds fol
the observance of loyal conduct, hoisti
the name of vallandigham for President
in 1864. The editor introduces his can.
dids,e very handsomely thus:
We hoist at our mast head this week,
the name of the Hon G. L. Vallandig.
ham, of Ohio, as our first choice for Pres
ident Of the United States in 1864, We
do so because we believe him to be the
.c,sea statesman, End ole of the soblcst
patriots of the land; bscause he is op.
posed to war and in favor Of honorable
peace. He IL the leader of the great con
servative and triumphant Democracy.
wh., Andy JsA.s.n Aas 4. Answer
We have been furnished with letter
from Gideon J. Pillow, jr., to his father,
which was found by . federal soldier in
Tennessee. Il was written Immediately
after the election Of A. O. P. Nicholson
to the United States Senate from that
State. for which place it seems the young
Gideon's Pa was a candidate, whose
defeat is laid to the charge Of Andy
johnson, the noble Union Democrat of
Tennessee. Whether the "debt OF re
venge' spoken Of by the amiable junior
has ever been liquidated, is not known,
but the pledge to pay it is eouched in
language eminently chivalric. Read it:
HoHE, Nov. LIST, 1857.
DEAR GEoRaE: l have delayed in
writing you this long in order that !
might give you the election news, and
since the election hn We not had the heart
to write, for in SO doing ! had to an
nounce our defeat. You have doubtless
heard ere tins, that Nicholson WAS elected
to tie Senate. sBut had not johnson the
Internal deinagogue. the damned per-
jured villain interfered, Pa would have
been elected with ease. / owe the dog
debt of revenge which ! never may be 30
fortunate As to have the pleasure Of pay
ing; but it shall accumulate at compound
interest. As things stooI before his iu
reference. Pa would have been noni
mated on tho FIRST ballot.
\
Very truly, your brother,
G. j. PILLOW. Jr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

~ Occasions" of the Philadelphia
Press speaks Of the probability Of the or,
ganization Of = Union party, aud the cleo
ton Of Congressional delegation in Flor
ida, before the LIST of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

rF The report that Mr.. Dana, of the
New York Tribune, had been appointed
Assistant Secretary Of War, was erro-
neous. Mr.. Walcott still fills that posi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
New York, Nov. %.

New York, Nov. %.
The steamship Teutonia sailed to-day
at noon Tor Southampton. taking ou.
$S74,4od. The Etra sailed nj noon H.
day, taking 36o8, s37 in specie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

ET The latest news from Massachu.
sets is that the old Bay State still sur
wives. She had not heard Of her annihi-
lation By the Constitutions historical,
logical, philosophical, laconic and lucid
expositions of her disloyalty. Who has
read them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
BY ELE CIR AP n.
Fred rick sbNrg - be Desperately
#1 Defended.

Washington, Nov. IS.
We learn from the Times special cor
respondent tha, an important reconnois-
sAnce whieh-lrl Falmouth on Thursday,
27th, toward Port Conway, returned yes
aterday. having acquircd valuable infor-
nation. The enemy appears in great
force near Fredericksburg, evidently de-
termined desperately to dispute the pass
age of the national army A great
ancaat Of sontraband property and army
supplies are being sent continually to
Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

New York, Nov. %.
The Presidents message will be sent
in full Monday night. A brief extract
will be sent Monday noon or in the four
O'Clock dispatches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

~ Gen. Butler is organizing a regi-
msnt of union refugees from Texas, in
New Orlssns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
Tx RcurivK Oyrick, STATE OF Iowa
Iowa CRY, Nov. 18th, 1853.

EXECUTIVE WITCH, STATE OF lOwAt
Iowa CIrY, Nov. 18Th, 1853.
To E. N. Stanton, Sec'y Of Var:
SIa:--I have distributed among the
respective counties of the State, then sev-
eral quotas necessary to fill up the old
regiments, and have given them un-
til Is. Of January, 1858, to supply same BY
voluntary enlistment. Ii this be done
by that tim !, | shall confidently expect
positive and immediate instruction from
the Genersl Government in regard to my
course Of action, either an immediate drai
or an entire reliance on voluntary enlist
ment. Our old regiments need the men
At once, and to prevent disorganization
supply Of men must be speedily furnished
and SHALL, if not Forthcoming by lst o
January. 1868, be raised by draft, if you
SO order. Your ob't servant,
SAMUEL j. HARDWOOD.
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The DsnScraiie Pspulatfsn.
The New York Tribune runs . contrast
s,hsts n fiaIIr as follows:

Inc U6sSGS~shs
The New York Tribune runs c0ntrss
substantially as follows:
st. Lawrence county, New York
which is almost exclusively an Rgricultu
raj county. inhabited By substantial far
mers, church-going, school supporting
newspapcr-read;ng, rum -eschewing peo-
pie, gave al si.e iass election Rspubli-
can majority Of 6,036. Set that down.
In the city of New York there are ssv-
eral localities noted far and near for .
character the very opposite. Among
these are the Give Points !" the character
Of which we need not state; "Water street
Dance Houses" locality which seems
to be given up to the lowest order Of
brothels; "Corlaer's Hook" congerics
Of low doggeries /; and "MackerelviIle, =
which combines in it, character the com
mon features of all the others. Now for
the vote:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

~ Clagett, with many an oath. is
working hard to support the Constitution.
Sure case, the Constitution don't sup
port him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

ANUW YIN kNUNt 20.
A special dispatch to tic morning
papers, dated Washington. Nov. 9s. says
It il reported - coming from very high
authority, that Admiral Milne, command
ing the British squadron, is in pursuit OF
the privateer Alabama. rN
Hon. Frank p. Blair. jr., has resigned
his seat in tile present Congress in order
TO take command of brigade at Helena,
Arkansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
Get. Dodge has a SkirMish with the
Enemy.

~ New York, Nov. 20.
A letter from Suffolk, Va, November
&c, says yesterday Col. Dodge and two
battaiions Of his mounted rifles and one
howitzer, had a spirited but brief engage
ment with the enemy at Scduni, on the
Blackwater. Having no orders to cross.
he could not pursue his advantages, and
after driving the enemy back from the
river returned to his post. The only Sc
we're casualty on our side was the severe
wounding Of Private Jones, belonging to
the battery. The enemy's fire was very
heavy. and their force in the opposite
woods and behind their entertainments,
were strong, but they had no artil-
lery at first, and our grape and canister
troubled them. They evidently lost
several men, though they fought un-
der cover, and had dense forest in their
rear. After we had left, aud we're four
or five miles on our return, we could hear
the firing OF battery which they had
probably brought down from Ivan, v here
they have heavy force stationed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Remaining In the Post oHics, at keokuk. or thu LII
Of December, leG2-
III Persons calling for any Of the following mus
cay, "ADsERTisKH."
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which the police books make return of
2,743 groggeries, $40 brothels. and ITO
places where thieves aud rufians habitu-
ally resort, embracing, OF course, the
above specified localities, the aggregate
vote was:
Democratic 1864
Republican 1851
Democratic majority lo,9s3
Which exceeds the bossted majority of
that party in the entire State. 1t follows,
therefore, that the great political revolu-
ton Of which We have heard 80 much was
effected by the tenants Of those dens Of
shame, pollution, drunkenness, squalidity
and filth with which that great metropo-
lis is cursed
Vallandigham, leader of,hat stripe Of
Democracy and their probable candidate
for the Presidency. "a Representative
man. made a speech in Indiana in which
he declares that the Churches and th,
Sabbath Schools, Railways aud Tele
graphs, and most other ciyilizing and
outstanding agencies are arrayed against
him. Here is brief extract from his
speech as reported by the Sentinel at In
dianapolis:
The railroads, the banks, the telegraph
lines, the express companies, and anoth
sr element that had Of late de6led itsel
in the land-,he Churches-were oil ar
rayed against the people. The pure al
tars OF Christianity were de6led, and the
Disciples had huckstered in the markets
The Churches had departed from tn,
doctrines of Christ and him cruci6ed. ant
t.kcn mp the Niger aud him glorihed
There will be no Union, no peace, "a,
hope. no country, until you drive on,
those who have dehlsd the Temple of the
Savior OF mankind, and restore the Cos
pei in its purity. II is time to abandon
the Abolition Churches. Refuse them
support. 1t is time to speak out.
The Sunday Schools were used a. 8
lever to upset the Democracy, and sup
port set OF Abolition lecturers. Wher
you ind such. keep your children a
home.
The Press. Never in the history O
the world was there = period when til,
Abolition press teemed with such wick
sdnees.
The Common Schools also are very de
structive to Locofocoism. Wherever the,
are steadily sustained and exert their ful
influence they ''dry up Democracy jus
rs the beams Of the steadily advancing
sun exhales the noxious vapors Of tn,
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01
ERESH ARRIVAL OFNEW BOOKS

FRESH ARRIVALO FNEW BOOKS
Eyes and Ean-by Harry ward Beecher. ga
Securing OF tho WAits Hous~--by the author Of
Tom Brown.
oermons--hy the ists Rsy.T.w. R1bertsop;
PArkers sermons OF Theism:
Farkesss niscou Of Religion; we
PaYker's slena~;
GsoesAs's Cosrcs 20 ndcncs with Child
6istsrs nf CAarty-by Mrs. Jameson;
ks~ GymnasttcG
Efsec;
Phantom BOque;
LAneton Parse nage-sy Lewall;
Rutledge;
Beatrice Cenci;
Margaret Percivsl-by Lewah; ~.@@
Country Living and Co~ nrry Thinking,
s. Life Of Sir rhl3p 6idney;
Here's - knsspe;e
Shelley Msmosals-by Lady Shelley; a
.1hS Balf1nds0f Md1ps-Whikisss 5sSGk& 1&SI%
The Golden HOURLY CopwAY
The xSesAty " Jasa ternaudss.
.Por sale q rs II rot NV OGD8E1, sFsa
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

order - DsIinqmo0t OO00taes.
Governor Kirk vood has issued the fol
loving order, designed TO bear on hos,
oosnties which have filled 10 furu ish theil
proportion Of volunteers. The Govern
ors Communication on the same subject
to Secretary Stanton will be found below
EIrcurIvE ovvtox, STATS o, Iowa.
Iowa CirY. Nov. 10Th, 1852.
To Dfsfs Commissioner, - County, Iowa:
Sin :-Enclossd YOU will find tabnlar
statement, showing the number of men
requitcl IN your county, to fill up the old
fcRinents, based upon its actual quota
under the federal calls, and which would
go4ern II draft were ordered to-day.
have postponed. action 10 the matter
fcy TIE longest possible time not
to resort d . draft, or anything looking
thars.v. i now, IS . last sppeak pDposs
to your county, to furnish volunteers BY
LIST Of January, 1868, for The old regi-
msnts 70 the cxtent Of its delinquency
II ron fail TO do this, | shall b. eonstrsin.
Cd !. to follow The policy indicated in
subioinea letter to the Secretary Of War.
S1Ch volunteers will be entitled to al.
vance pay and bounty.
I have now exhausted all means in nv
power to avert CONSUMPTION from the
State. and the matter now rests with your
own people.
Peasc assign to eaoh township in your
county its proper quota, aud distribute
statement sent herewith to prominent and
influential men in same, and urge upon
all immediate and energetic action. As
men arc raised. they will report At once
to recruiting officers if one in your coun-
ty Passes with instructions will be sent
you from Adjutant Generals office.
Special attention is called to the follow
ine'extrscts from letter of Adjutant Gen.
eral Of the Army, to me, OF date, Sept.
&c. 1869: Recruits for old regiments
of volunteers for three years or the war,
will be discharged at the ex, iration OF the
time for which the regiment was original,
ly enlisted"
No order has yet been made for draft
to fill the old regiments. but when it shall
be made your suggestions will receive
careful consideration.
SAMUEL ]. KIRKwooD.
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Tax ON Telegraph ne ssagss.

Washington, Nov. %.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has given notice through the Secretary,
that the new tax stamps for telsgraphs are
ready for delivery, and the senders Of
messages will be required on and after
December lst, to place a stamp on each
telegram, and cancel it with the date and
initials of the sender. The telegraph
companies throughout the country will
require compliance with the same on and
after Monday next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-01

DAILY NEws.-A new paper under the
above title. has been issssd in Newton,
Jasper county, by S. H. Springer.
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WANTED.

A dwelling house, In Keokuk, In exchange for an I'm
proved farm OF 80 within nvensnt distance
The city. Thetitle 10 the land u GOOD.
Apply 10 AZ ROBERT u. GILLAOkE.
November Qo-d
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DAH'Lv. MILLER, WIN. .LoyE
MILLER & LOVE,
ATTORNEYS TT LAW.
Solicitors in Chancery, etc.
DAs'Lv. MILLER,

VIII practice in the State and Federal Courts Of Iowa
ovuos On Second Street. next door to ths Post
Once, up stairs. povsdJn
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Very truly, your brother.
G. j. Pillow, Jr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
Speech of President Lincoln at Fred
eriek, Maryland.

FRRDERICK, Oct 5.-President Lincoln
made a call upon the wounded General
Hartsuff, aud sSOn after left for Washing
ton amid cheering of a thrOng o. citizens
aud officers, to whom he returned thanks
briefly as follows:
FELLOW CitizeEs:-I am surrounded by
soldiers, and little farther of by the citi-
gems of this good city OF Frederick. Never
Iheless, I can only say as did Ave minutes
ago, that it is not proper for me to make
speeches in my Present position. IretuFn
thanks to our soldiers for the good service
they have rendered, the energy they have
shown, the hardships they have endured
aud the blood they have shed for this Union
of ours, aud l also return thanks not only
to the soldiers but the good citizens of
Frederick, and to the good men, women
aud children OF this land of ours, for their
devotion to this glorious cause; and say
this with no malice in my heart towards
those who have done otherwise. May our
chiIdeu and children's children for a thou
sand generations continue to enjoy these
benefits conferred upon las by a united
country, and have cause yet to rejoice an-
der these glorious institutions bequeathed
to us by Washington and his compeers.
Now my friends, soldiers, and citizens, /
can only say once more farewell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
Second Dispatch.

THE PURSUIT STILL GOING oS-aRASr AND
RosEoRANs DRIVING THEN TO THE WALL.
GENERAL GRANTS HEADQUARTERS, I
Jackson, Tenn. Oct. 8, 1862. /
To M1Or General HalLeck, Commander in.
Chief y. S. Il.
Ord, who followed Gen. Hurlbut and
took command, meet the enemy to-day on
the south side of the HStchie river as l
understand from his dispatch and drove
them across the stream aud got possession
of the heights with our troops. Gen. Ord
took two betteries aud about two hundred
prisoners. @
a large portion of Gen Rosecraus' forces
were at Cheralle. AT this distance every
thing looks most favorable aud caunot
see how the enemy are to escape without
losing everything but their small arms.
have strained everything to take into the
fight an adequate force aud to get them 10
the right place.
CSigped] o. s. GRANT,
Maj, Gen, CONG
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Particulars of the fight at Newtonia,
Missouri

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 4.-From q pri-
Vate of 9th Kansas Cavalry who participa-
ted in the fight Mt Newtonia on Tuesday
last, we learn tue following particulars
Colonel Solomon on Monday learning
that there was rebel force, thought to be
500 strong, Mt Newtonia, sent about 900
troops, It's infanty aud the balance cavalry,
under command of Major of the 9th
Wiuconsin whose name was not learned,
to drive them ont. They charged into
Newtonia on Tuesday morning and found
the rebels had been heavily reinforced,
having force estimated at Z 900, aud six
out the best way they could. The infantry
Fighting was then hand to hand for three
fourths of an hour. As they fell back out
of Newtonia company H, 9th Kansas cav
airy, about 40 strong, were surrounded,
but cut their way out. The Federal troops
fell back three miles followed by the rebels,
when the former met reinforcements of
aboat 300 cavalry and four pieces of artil-
lery, making six IN all, and in turn drove
the rebels back into NeWtonia. Consider
able cannOnading was kept up for some
time between the two armies, our men
now having three or four regimets. About
night our troops commenced falling back
to camp for the night. The rebels followed
them when our men turned on them aud
drove them back into NewtOnia, aud held
the field.
The federal loss during the day was lao
killed. wounded and missing, probably
most of them takGn prisoners. Such Of
our wounded as fell into the hands of the
rebels were treated in the most barbarous
manner. The rebel loss was not known,
but is thought to be larger than ours 10
killed and wounded. They were still at
Newtonia at last accounts, but will prob
ably not remain their long, as a few days
will decide who are masters in the south
west.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
p9-THE WoRLD's OPINION must have Its

BS-THE WoRLD's OPINIoNmust have its
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TIE Lightning Fly Kilter.-For killing
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Purify your blood by using Lindsey's
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Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, Ber-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

E@A Row IN EAST WHEELNG.-On
Saturday night couple of men named
Brady and Woods made an assault
upon the sold Rohan House" on Zane
street, East Wheeling, breaking open the
door and smashing in the windows. 1t is
alleged that they also assaulted woman
named Clark who lived in the house as she
was going for policeman. Cries of muir
der were heard and the night in that sec
ton of the city was, for short time, per-
fectly hideous. Officer Lancaster and a
squad OF soldiers went ;aud arrested Brad
~ and Woods and they were committed to
the Atheueum where they remained till
yesterday morning when they were taken
before Aid. AeCOurtney and fined $40 aud
costs, each.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

E@-MAkE NorE OF IT. That the
above articles, with thousand other use
ful and ornamental can be had from t. II.
LOGAN 4 Co., A Main ST., and LoGAS, LIST
{ Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale aud Re-
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70 ARRIVAL OF 4 OlyAlnY loonPAnr

- AhhlNAL VI OANALhH OOMPAAI
FROM wAsHrNsroH.-The old "Kelly Lam
GERS, !" now commanded by Captain Hagans,
who have been witR the First Virginia
Cavalry in all of the late battles and sktr-
mfshes from Winchester to Bull Run, arr
rived In the city yesterday aud are now at
Camp Wiley. the company being COM
posed exclusively of Western Yirginians,
was detailed from the regiment to join Gen.
Milroy's brigade, which Capt. Ragans will
do in day or two. The company now
numbers only about fifty men, many having
recently been killed and captured. The
present officers are, Capt. Harry Hagsns !;
Ist Lieutenant, Jacob Jeunewine; I'd
N. N. Hoffman. The cOmpa-
ny will remain at Camp Wiley a couple or
three days
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
THE VICTORY AT CORINTH.
Official Disnatches.
TO Major. General H ". HdllseE, General
GEx. GRAzr's HEADQUARTERS,
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 9th,

10 mayor GeHerdt III. w. HdHeeki GeHsTdt'
iH-Chief:
Yesterday the rebels under Van Dorm.
Price and LoYelii were repulsed from their
attack on Corinth with great slaughter.
The enemy are In full retreat. leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
Rosecraus telegraphed that the loss is
serious on our side, particularly in officers,
but bears no comparison with that of the
enemy. Geo. Hacklemau fell while gall
lantly leading his brigade. Gen. Oglesby
is dangerously wounded.
Mcpherson reached Corinth with his
command yesterday.
p Rosecrans pursued the retreating enemy
this morning, aud should they attempt to
move towards Bolivar, he will follow them
to that place.
Harlbutis at the Hatchie river with 5000
or 5000 men, and is no doubt with the
pursuing column.
From 800 to 1000 prisoners, besides the
wounded, are left on our hands.
(Sigued,) U. S. GRANT,
Major Genl Commanding.