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The New York herald., 1862-10-08
WASHINGTON. Oct. I. 1862,

WhSHINNEUN, OtI. 2, F5bZ.
While there is evidence OF any enemy great force
Immediately in front Of Washington The General who
holds the advance not idle. Daily in
force made in all directions aud every necessary pre-
caution taken 10 provide agains any surprise from the
retreatng army Of General Lee
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
NEWS FROM M'cLELlAN'S ARMY.
Important Order Of General Mcclellan
Relative to the Emancipation
Proclamation,
General Orders-No. IG3.
llEApor ARTKRs, ARMY oE THE POTOMAC,

lEA,ot ARTKRs, ARMY POTOMAC,
CAxP sEAR sHAarsnuRa, Nd, oct. Z, 1862. ! ,
Tne attention the officers aud soldiers Of the Army u
the Potomac Ia called TO General Orders No l39, War
Department. sept "a, 1862, publishing 70 the army
Presidents proclamation OF Sept q.
A proclamation OF such grave moment 70 mo
nation, officially communicated 70 ahe army, sfI
frds to the general commanding opportunity
of defining specifically 70 the officers and soldiers
under his command tho relation borne by all persons
the military service Of the United States tho
civil authorities Of tho government. The constitution
condcs TO the civil authorities, Legislative Judicial
executive, the power nnd duty OF making, eSpoundng
aud executing tho federal laws Armed forces arc
raised and supported simply TO sustain the civp
authorities, and are TO bo held in strict subor.
dination thereto In all respects. This fundamental
rule Of political system is essential to The
security Of our republican Institutions and should
be thoroughly unde stood and observed by every soldier
Tho principle upon which, and tho objects for which,
armies shall be employed IN suppressng the rebellion,
must be and declared by the civil authorities
the chief Executive, who is charged with the ad
mnistat ion Of the national aIairs is the proper and
only through which the views and orders Of the
government can be be made known 70 the armies Of the
nation.
Discussion by officers and soldiers concerning public
determined upon and declared by the govern
meat when carried all beyond the ordinary temperate
and respectful expression Of opnon tend greatly TO I'm
pair destroy tho discipline and efficiency OF troops by
substituting the spirit OF political faction for tbat firm,
steady support Of the authority of tho
eminent which is tho highest duty Of the American
solcier. 1he remedy for political errors, " any
are committed, is to be found only IN the
action OF the people at he polle.
In thus calling the attention Of this army TO the trDe
relation between the solders and the government the
general commanding merely adverts to evil against
which it has been thought adv Isabc during whole
history TO guard the armies Of the republic, and
in 80 doug he win not be considered BY any right
minded person casting any reflection upon that
loyalty and good conduct which has been so clly us
raed upon so many battle fields. In carrying oot all
measures OF pubic policy this army will, oil bc
guided by the rules or mercy and Christianity that
have ever cntroled s conduct towards Tie de.enc.ess
By command Of
Major General nc, 1EiJAN.
JAMKs A. Happrr lieutenant colonel, Aid dc Camp and
Acting Assistant Adju;ant General
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
ne Rebels Retreating 20 Halls Gap,
whore . Great battle WILL Probably be
Uo1aht.

LoUssvInE, Oct. z, 1862.
Cen. Gilbert with is co ps, was al Lebanon.
p supposed here by military men that the whole
Ssbsl force q retrestng Halls Cap few miles south
q Crab Orchard, where they intend 70 make stand.
Me bridge al shepherdssle win be completed by sun
cay Nearly all the bridges between VS. and the ebes
have been burned by them and three weeks viii
saapse before they be reconstructed.
me story Of the capture by the rebels Elizabeth
~swn OF three companies Of OHIO cavalry last week is
untrue
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
sSeconnoissancc ON the ChariestoWn n
Road-Thc Eaemy Discovered ina Force.

cANlN HOOk, Mu., OUl o, IbOZ
A reconnaissance made this morning by the Sixtn
United states cavalry and section Of Robnsons igbt
battery. They moved out On The eharestown road and
shortly after upon rebel mounted pIGkets, who
fell back rapidly skirmishing they rctroated. untl
they came up3n the reserve, who drawn up 10
cei,c them with battery commanding the approach.
Captain Sanders finding the enemy in force, fell back
al d returned TO camp
During the advance had two men killed and Elk
wounded. The rebels lost killed and ten wounded,
and lieutenant OF the seventh Virginia cavalry taken
prisoner.
Aside from his everything qaie, in this vicinity
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Defeat Of the Rebels at NewtOnia-Gen.
schodcid in Pursuit-The Union Loss
TrininS, &c.

ST. JOUIf, OCT. Z, I6bz-
Dispatches received at headquarters bring intelligence
to tho effect that saturday morning General schoeld
advanced upon the rebels at Newtonia, a small town
about fifty four miles south OF Springfield and after two
hours engagement the rebels broke and fed in all drec
tons. The force Of the enemy estimated at fifteen
thousand men. Our loss Is Hihng.
Dispatches intercepted after the hght acquainted Gen.
Schoed Of the intention OF the enemy to concentrate
their whole force at point twelve miles distant from
Ncwtonia, to which point he pushing rapidly with
the expectation Of renewing the battle on Sunday.
No further particulars have been received
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

CAIRO, Oct. !, 1867.
~ yes We only state the general results cf the
aghtng al Cornth. Skirnishing commenced sunday
hst and there has been Less fighting every day
sinoe The rebel loss about eight hundred killed and
Aom one thousand Eve hundred TO one thousand eight
Aundred wounded. We have thousand i've hundred
pzsoDers al Ccr,nth and three hundred the Bache
s4ver and constantly coming in- We lave taken
several thousand stand OF arms thrown away by he
rebels in their flight They mostly new and Of Eng
nsh make. Our loss, it is believed will be three hnn
cred killed and thousand wounded. Many houses IN
~ town were badly shattered by shot and shell.
On Sunday General Ord drove the enemy niles
As and through valleys, the robes taking ad
vantage Of every for their infantry and every hl
r tAeir artillery The agh lasted hours The rebel
Us.eral Rogers killed. General Ogcsby has died Of
- wounds. General Ora is sighny wounded.
Prisoners taken say their elective force the vicinity
As6 900 This is probably over estimate; but
Ascertain that they have outnumbered us two to one
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

Unfted States Circuit Conrt.
Before Hon. Judge shipman
The trial vf charged with trans ortina oesr'ee
rom the coast Of A.rca wA pe called Wy .hs tMsa' ss
~, ," snlk.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

Tile VICTORY At CORINYH.
>~~~S-o~-o--~o~e~~-o,>~~~
The Rebels Totally Routed and Throw
ing Away Everything.
TWO REBEL GENERALS KILLED.
~-,<~~-~~>.@~-->><S,>S>o~
Generals ROsecraIls and Hurl-
but in Close Pursuit.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. GRANT,
&o., &c.. &c.
TWO REBEL GENERALS KILLED.
HBspoUARrERs Op GENERAL GRAFT,
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. o-l2:20 p. n.

HBspQUARrEgs GENERAL GRANT,
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct o-l2:20 p. n. J
- Major General HAuxcx, GeneraLin Chief
Generals Ord and Hurbut, came upon the enemy yes
sssday, and Gen. Harlbut having driven in small bodies
= tbs rebels the day before. after seven hours hard
tuAAhg drove the enemy hve miles back across the
0aachis towards Cornh capturing two batteries about
sAsss hundred prisoners, and many small arms.
Iannediaey apprised General of these facts
~ directed him to urre the good work Tho follow
- despatch has just been received from him.
CmvAllA, Oct. Q, 1862.
- Major General GRASr:-
No enemy are totally rouaed, throwing everything
away. We are following sharply
W. 8. ROSECRANe, Major General
GAAer previous instructions General Hurbut is also FOL-
lswins General BePhsrscn 10 in the lead OF General
oosscSsns ColarAn. tr
n rebel 6cseral Martin 10 said to he killed.
U. $. GRANT,
Major General Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
BY TELE CIR APH
New York, Oct. 8.

The Harper's Ferry correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press, under date of Oct.
eth says, news received here today from
Gen. Pleasonton's advance, confirms pre-
yious reports that the rebels are retreat
ing rapidly up the valley.
Winchester was vacated to-day, and it
was thought that Strasburg would not be
held with any large force.
The entire rebel army of northern y tt.
is said to have been divided into Two
bodies, under jackson and Longstreet-
jackson column is moving directly to
Stanton, where it is said winter quarters
for large force have been provided.
Longstreet moves to Gordonsville.
1t is thought that Gen. Burnside's
moved south to-day, and is now on his
way to Winchester, meeting no enemy,
but his cavalry have brought in consid-
cradle number of stragglers.
Our forces will occupy Winchester dur
ing the present week.
1t is believed that Gen. Burnside will
come up with the rear guard of Longstreet
and that fight will ensue, and General
strongs corps has been sent forward to
support him.
The entire army of tie Potomac will
move across the river as soon US transpor-
.atiJn for supplies can be secured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

men, wishing to transfer themselves into
the regular army, will record their names
at the Adjutants Office of their regiment
at once, or before the 5th Of November
No officer of the regular army will in
future enlist volunteer soldiess whose
names are not on these lists. Lists of
volunteers wishing to enlist in the regu-
lar army will be forwarded daily through
brigade and division headquarters to their
corps.
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SHIP sTuFF-5oc.
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I~reeia to Post. I

" ashington, Oct 25.
Gen. Hooker's farlau4h expired yes
tcrdry, and be repor.el at the War Dept.
His foot is not yet in condition to rem
der ii quite safe for him to 60 into the
field. Circumstances may be such as to
demand his presence with his division,
even at the risk of serious consequences
but it is said to-day, that his surgeon OBJ.
jects to his going into the field for an.
other fortnight.
The complaints that have been made
in many of the regiments, because Of the
non-payment Of monthly wages, and the
lack OF suitable clothing, will BOW be sat
isied, as the President is determined thai
soldiers shall be well clad and promptly
paid. and the proper departments are busy
attending to acquisitions.
This applies to the troops in the West
as we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
Notice 10 Shippers and Carriers.

ny order from tte Treasury Department, Ship
perr and Carriers CURED, btiett Iva narding
mens OF Goods or Salt, amounting 10 over $3.50 10
places in the fret and second tier OF counties the
Southern border Of .hs State II lows, 10 III. "a the
Custom House once At Keokuk, Iowa, nm oath pre-
sefibed b5 The Treasury Department also to execute
bond, with approved suFeties, thai the goods
described shall not DO transported sold used any
way 10 stse aid comfort to insurgents or to
synpathixers With those In rebellion agansi the Coy
erament II the tutrt States,
Blanks can be obtained sud instructions given at
tso sarse =. oI's Ufiee.
JoES sTANEUs,
Surveyor of The Port.
Custom House Office, Keokuk. Aus 10. 'o2-aug2c~dti
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WASHINGTON. Oct. %.

General Wool has been ordered to APP
pear before court of inquest now in SEES
sion here, engaged in the investigation Of
the circumstances connected with the
surrender Of Harper's Ferry.
Assistant Secretary Harrington has re-
turned to Washington and resumed his
duties at the Treasury Department.
According 70 a general order, lately is.
sued from the headquarters Of thu army
Of the Potomac it is, among other things,
ordsred, that al volunteers or enlisted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
st. I.onis. Oct. %.

49, Atouis5 VII. 90.
The fire at the river Yesterday, turns
out to be more disastrous than was ut
first supposed. The cargo of the II. d.
Bacon consisted of SIS bales of hemp,
which was in the hold where the fire FIRST
originated. it is supposed from spark
from candle which had been blown out
by the men at work on quitting for din
ner.
About rs bales of hemp had been de-
llvered, the balance was destroyed.
The Estella and W. II. Russell had
been loading for the Missouri river. for
several days, and both boats had consid-
cradle freight on board. All the Estclla
was burned, while the greater portion of
the Russell was saved, slightly damaged.
The Mcdowell and McGill were loaded
with nothing.
The total loss is about $4,000, as
follows.
II y. Bacon, 100000, cargo $4,000.
w. IL. Russell. cargo 81 900. Estella
$50, 900, cargo $4,000. McGill, $22,.
600 ; Mcdowell $4,000
The cotton and hemp on the levee
burned amounts to s25, 900.
Insurance on HI D Bacon. $4,000 /;
Estella $40, 600; McGill $4,000; Nc
Dowcll $50, 900; Russell only $4,000.
The Bacon's freight receipts for the
down trip, OF $4,000 was also lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
Boston, Oct. 90.

The case of Mr.. VIM. H. Windsor, of
Philadelphia, who applies for writ Of
Habeas Corbus to be liberated from con-
finement in Fort Warren was heard to-
day before Judge Clifford of the U. S.
Circuit Court. The writ was granted,
Judge Clifford remarkpg that it was not
intended to apply to- or prejudice any
question that may arise. The writ will
be served on the military commandant at
Fort Warren, and if honored will come
up for further hearing tomorrow. The
counsel for Mr.. Windsor are Hon. Vim.
Beard, Hon. j. w. Biddle, and Hon.
Peter Mccall, members The bar Of Phil
adelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 20.

Gas- The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
le24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
w ashington, Oct. 2S.

Washington, Oct rs.
The Navy Department has received
the following information
Tic L. S. forces in the gulf have de-
+stsoYsd the rebel salt works at ST. An
drews md st. Joseph bay, both when
captured were making over 400 bushels
of salt per day.
The bark j L. David captured the Eng
lish schooner Isabella, while attempting
70 evade the bloc ado of the St. Marks,
with a cargo OF c0tto".
The T. S. steamer Pen bscot on the
22d inst, captured of Shelton inlet n G.
the English brig Robert Bruce of about
200 tons burthen loaded with clothing,
medicines, dc.
1t it also learned thu. the u. s. steamer
Albatross, captured the sch oner Two Sis
teis, oil the mouth Of the Rio Grande, on
the 2lst. She ives flying the rebel flag at
the time, and a rebel register was found
81 her. Her cargo consisted of gunnv
cloth, rope, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
harrisburg. Oct. 28.


Rev. chas. A. Hay, Pastor Of the Lu-
theran Church, was arrested to-day and
taken to Baltimore, by order of General
Wool. The cause of the arrest is sup
posed to be communication signed by
Mr.. Hay, published in the Daily sTele-
graph, censuring the authorities of Bal
timore because of the expense by the
friends of the Union wounded soldiers in
procuring the privilege of taking them
home and attending to their wants, while
rebel sympathizers are freely accorded
similar privileges in aid OF rebel prison
ers. A committee OF citizens has gone
TO Washington to state the facts of his
acts and procure his relief.
SLAVERY IN MARYLAND The Balti
more Aneris2n q loses an article upon this
subject as f6ll6Ns
If there are ans who think slavery can
exist in Maryland after this war is ended,
a system of profitable labor, the sooner
they open their eyes to the inevitable fu-
ture the better for them. To suppose
that after so terrible a conflict as that
through Which the loyal portion of the
country will have passed, they will ever
consent to the existence OF the cause OF
the rebellion between them and their ma
tional Capitol, is simply preposterous. II
the emancipation proposition is rejected,
all that are valuable will be spirited away,
and tho door Shut from their recovery. -
Whether the shareholders of Maryland,
therefore, the great majority OF whom are
disloyal, wish it or not, the days Of the
.,ins.italion" are numbered in our State.
cF CAPT. Maunsell White, the Louie
lana planter WHO has agreed to pay his
negroes for their labor, was a Captain in
Jackson 8 army, in defense Of New Or.
leans, in 1915, and +h.s since become one
| OF the wea.thle5t as Le is one OF the wor
thiest planters il Louisiana Ills magid
cent estate of ''Deer lt4uge' Is in the Par
ish Of Plaquemines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

CE We would caution our readers to
beware of counterfeit SIS on the Oska-
loosa branch of the State Bank. They
are poorly executed, and little attention
will prevent their being passed in bust
ness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

IN SHIPPERS.
On and AFTER this date no Powder will be allow ed
sold in Kec xxx xittont pefnshish OF the under
nor any kind of Arms whatever, Munitions OF Nsr
Ii aiso ordered by the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department not TO allow Goods or Groceries
except In limited quantities for family 10 go into
Missour or the southef % tier oi Counties.
The object II to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands ~ gurrrlilAslu Northeast Missouri.
JOHN srANEuS,
Surveyor oflLe pott Of keokuk
Keokuk, Aus. Ii, te62,
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lBY TELEGaAfn.l
New York Market.

ER New York Oa 2s.
flour-Market excited and i0a25c better; IS soa5
90 Cor super State, 80 seasG 90 for Common to Me.
ditan Extra westsrs; PC s59s7 90 for common to
good shipping brands ExtraR H. o.
Nheut-Markct active and prices advanced 90 &c;
sales at VI l6 81 Is for Chicago Spring; o. 3o1sl 80
for Aniter Iowa; 81 4Ga u 40 for Winter Red wss-
tern.
corn-Market 1as2c better; ales al Gsa70.
/ Whisky nrmer. al a4a37.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29
- A, DUKES
ANTISTPTIC WATERPROOF
BLACKING.

Hsyias completed arrangements 10 mani faetrrp
KS %GiAAlI4ED LEATHER PhESf Al a. =,
\ stt eygspt asEaBdea bt osalers. Tar s.as -
tztF IS saurE Ia announcing the fat ami todtlttn
Iit +4t#sat ~ al ~4ty NSGjt vAl lG tlstlr prom
ssa ass ,.aak4gheG tlgrtr east,
= are ispe pultsna ug t~3 sSmt boxes which We
svs8 - ueIts Aaa a. IcG dozen respectively. for
tssh.
Asowtng this Backing snrpass aii otbxr articles
beior. the public, q water proot aEa teatAeT
preserving preparation, take pteasure In selicitHE
orders.
Gommunscatte n b Haii will receive prompt nien-
ton, and gods St3i Ve sse 90 Immediately
ceipt Of fepiilSlces. AaGress,
8, a. DUKE Agent.
oct2S-dH keok uk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

EI- Lowry receives papers by express
in advance of the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

ET In the obituaries will be found
notices of the death of two Iowa soldiers,
citizens of keokuk, of wounds received
in the battles Of Corinth aud Donelson.
We ara requested to say that the friends
Of the deceased would be pleased to have
the City Rifles attend the funeral sergi-
ces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

WILLIAM A. ~ fCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 niure the hair the least
tb i'll effects OF bad dyes ard nvsoTates the hair
life GREY, RED or RUSTY HAZE instantly turns
R,pisndid black brown, leaving the hsirsoft and
tpt4.atai. sold by all druggists Ae.
lie sesu.ssr assigned HiLIiAAA BACHELOR,
tA4 JAR If ca1h boz.
FACTORY, NJ. al Barclay Street, New YORK. Late
93S broadway ata 10 Bond street [ies-dkwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

EE~ Our Illinois friends are improving
the good weather to get their produce to
market. AT one time yesterday, we count
ed eighteen to twenty wagons crossing on
the Ferry Boat, and us many more wait
Ing to 90 aboard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

D1~ A small row occurred Yesterday
afternoon in shoe shop opposite the
Billings House. No particular damage
was done save the splitting Of some "ruby'
and The breaking ofseveral pains of glass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

ANOTHER VIcroRY-- AT the New York
State Fair recently held at Rochester, the
first premium was awarded to the work OF
the Grover d Baker sewing machine, as
superior to that of any other machine =
These machines also received the first
premiums at tho State Fairs OF Ohio,
Michigan, Illinois and Iowa.
oct29-ddwlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

IdF- Mr.. Rockefeller, the City Marshal,
was considerably injured by blows in the
face, and Mr.. stamper, the keeper Of the
Calaboose, knocked down By some sol.
diers night before last We know moth.
ing OF the circumstances which induced
the assault upon these city officers, bu'
grca:.y fear that our soldiers sometime:
forget the wholesome law, that as gener
al rule. the military power Of the country
is subject to the civil.
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stock M arket.

stock Market.
New York, Oct q.
stocks lower and fair business.
Money active.
st ring Exchange las.
American Cola
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

To THE NERVOUS OF Born SExEs.-
RetiredGierFvman ha In been restored health IN
d few dayat nfsf msEy years Of gfsEt Suffering. lie
willing 10 assist others by sending tfse receipt
OF post paid directed envelope copy Of the pre-
crIpslop used. Direct to the REf. JOHN u DAG
NALL ie6 fntnnstfeet Eroosiyn T..
I3el4-aAsIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

Colour market is all Of sudd.n
out Of coal, which fact the weather seens
to recognize. AID las moderated TO suit
the circumstances
But hurry up, Messrs. Coal Company
the weather is tickle goddess and may
any hour change its amiable temper
and give it to us with gust-o.