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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

Our readers are familiar with the com
mentation of the London Times, the Brit
ish secession thunderer, upon the cleo
tons in this country. It's heart is made
glad at the result, because, as it does not
seTaple to say, it sees in it triumph
against the Union. The rebels themselves
are equally jubllant. From an editorial
! III the Richmond Wing of Nov. sth, Just
after learning the result, We quote the fol-
lowing extract:
THE Democrats have swept the decks
in the elections just held in New York,
New Jersey, Illinois &c. We have no
intelligence from other States, but these
returns, taken in connection with the
October elections, show that the tide sets
all one way-and that against Abraham
Lincoln and isrampant war party
The Wing very sensibly remarks, that
if the leaders who speak for the Demo-
cratic party, could control the masses of
the party, peace might soon be looked for
Their ability to do this, however, the
Wing doubts. Nevertheless it is inclined
to derive great comfort from the late Dem
ocratic triumphs, and argues that they
must exercise an important influence up
on the prosecution of the WARN favor
Of the South. 1t says
We have reason to hope. though, that
with a Democratic Congress, and Black
Republican Administration. regarding
each other as men who are in doubt, but
that tomorrow they may be cutting each
others threats, the war will not be set
forward any,"
The sage conclusion Of the rebel organ
is, that with Democratic Congress (if
such there should be- to embarrass the
Administration, cite arar uin not be set
toruarl any" Peace will not be the re-
sult--the war with its waste Of blood and
treasure, will still 60 on, the Wing doubt
less arguing that The Democratic members
Of Congress will not dare face the people
with direct proposition for the abandon
ment Of the Union, but although the war
will still go on, it will not be set forward
any
According to our recollection there are
some journals, not very far from here,
protesting to be good Union sheets, which
were not long since shouting "hallelu-
iah (" over the same results which have
rendered so much satisfaction to the Lon
don Times and Richmond Whig.--[St.
Louis Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Counterfeit Greenback..

Mr.. Wolff, at No. 100 Third street, de
tected on Saturday an excellent photo
graphic counterfeit five dollar treasury
note. It is well calculated 70 deceive,
and would never be detected at casual
glance by one man out of five hundred.
Compared closely with the genuine bill ii
was founa 10 be about the sixteenth of an
inch longer and the paper harsher and stiff
fer. The signatures show more plainly
on the back of the bill than in the good
money, and the shading of the engraving
is heavier and darker Other defects
would probably be disclosed on very crit
ical examination. 1t is likely these coun
terfeits have obtained a wide circulation
here and elsewhere; and it will become
necessary for the people to be little more
careful in handling greenbacks than
they have heretofore bcen.---rSt. Louis
Democrat.
The correctness of above report is con
tradicted by some. VINO pronounce the al
legged counterfeits genuine bills. The
discrepancy in size is mere matter Of
trimming, and the harshness Of the paper
may have been occasioned By some chem.
lchl agency to which they were accident
ally subjected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Church Concert mt warsaw.

The Presbyterian Church of Warsaw
having recently purchased an Organ and
placed 1t in their church edifce, will give
Concert On Thursday evening Of this
week, consisting of Choruses, Quartettes,
National Airs and Organ Voluntaries.
The services Of an experienced Organ.
lst have been secured for the OCCASION
The Concert will be .frec to all, bnt m
opportunity Will be given to each ore t
contribute towards defraJ M the czp ehse,
connected with the purchase # the Or.
gan. All are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

THANKSGIVING One week from this
day is fixed upon by the Governors of all
the loyal States, our own amongst the
rest, as our annual thanksgiving occasion
While We have much to depress and DIS
courage US in this crisis Of our rational
affairs, yet We have undoubtedly much TO
be thankful for, when we consider that
our troubles might be infinitely greater
and our blessings infinitely less than
they now are, Let this time honored
custom thcn, be duly observed, AID we
hope to hear that the churches in this
city have made preparations for suitable
celebration of the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
office of u. n. Assessor, LIST Collie tion
District.

Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co, Ioma, Nor 1NtA, isfa
Notice is hereby given - provided ia Section Is
Excise Law an act Of Congress "eSttisd act to
rotiae tsevnat and support the Government
and alerssi ae public debt approved July Is
rG4 10 all whom may concern, that the Assistant
Assessor RI III Ut and 81 Division tn the County OF
Ice, First Cn'rc tiou District II Iowa, has completed
th assessment i3st OF said Division for month OF
september, 80, ant that said Ltsts Valuations ard
LanmeratieWS rad6 and takfn viii found Ia the pos
session Of w O. STRIFE, Esq, tine c4ty ofKeokuk
in the County of Lee, subject TO examination for
The space eisss days from and after the 10Th day OF
November, lss2 And notice lie hereby further Eiyen
that appeals w bs rsteirsd and determine by Dls-
tFct Assessor relative any err oneGgs or excessive
vAluatons enumeratons by ths Assistant Asses
sor,N al the Office % " G. stripe ION Tiij street
formerly occupied ny the State He1E y ts- city OF
ke9kuk, ia THIS Gounty Of lie keees he iyurs Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and o'closs Z Nj OIL 2, til day of
November, A D., 1e62.
r.. PfCkEL,
Assessor FIRST District Of Iowa.
ngvi2-dlw-wat
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Night Report.

St. johns. N r Nav

st. Johus, N, +. Nov. 10
The steamship Anglo Saxon from I,iy.
erpool, 9th via Londonderry 7th, passed
Cape Race for Quebec this morning =
She was boarded by the news yacht.
The London News remarks as to stop-
ping English merchants supplying arms
and ammunition to the North or South,
the thing is impossible. 1t then quotes
authorities to show that the fitting out oil
such ships as the Alabama is q breach
not only vi international but statue law
| The Post traces the inaction of Gen Nc.
Clellan's army to the success of the Dem.
ocrats in the State elections. 1t saws
Gen. Mcclellan is consistent Democrat;
that he is universal favorite with the
people and soldiers, and that it is. well
known that he IS not unwilling TO see the
| war terminated. the Post thinks that il
the elections in the other States should
prove favorable to the Democrats, in.
creaslng to no uncomfortable extent the
| Democratic element in Congress, the
| probability Of q speedy peace will be Sc
much enhanced as to make any attemp,
to invade slrgiaia not only useless but
criminal
France.-it is reported that the OLSEN
alons in the French Cabinet regarding
The Roman question, were worse thar
ever, and it was stated that majority O
the ministers felt disposed to resign un
less the En-! error should give Rome to the
Italians.
Greece.-1t was stated the Bavariar
government intended to invoke the fulfill.
ment of the treaty stipulation, reservinQ
the succession to the Bavarian dynasty
A powerful republican party wishes the
establishment of a federal government
with the adjacent Turkish provinces.
1t is asserted that England and France
have warned the provisional government
not to raise European questions, and to
respect the Ottoman Territory. Money
In medium demand with abundant supply.
London funds continue heavy. Railroad
shares still advancing, owing to contin-
ed demand for export to New York
Latest by telegraph to London.-The
Spanish government has den anded the
punishment of Americans wht violate the
Spanish flag on the eoast # Cuba.
The American Minister had an audi
ence with the Queen Of Spain. and assured
her majesty that the American govern
A4e..~ uid not authorize the acts of the
capture Of the gunboat Montgomery.
London, rehabilitation rumors are
again current.
Commercial via Londonderry Bread
stufis quiet and steady. Provision mar
ket dull. Lard declining.
London, Friday evening onsols clos
ed 954(a9sS for money. Bullion has
decreased E9l 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Deaths Ina Hospital.

Oct 25 Seth M Fair. co. A Cd Iowa
Inf. shot wound and dropsy.
Nov 2 A A Turney, X 9Th Kansas
cav. chronic diarrhna.
Nov. 3, Jas. Nj Leeds, B 9Th Kansas
cav. Pneumonia.
Nov. 3 Daniel s Hays, L 9th Iii cav.
chronic diarrhna,
NOV. 2 Jas. Browning L 34.h Ind Inf.
chronic dysentery.
Nov. q silas L Cox, corp & 9th Kan
sas cav. pneumonia.
Nov. VIM. Fl Thomas, C lst Neb.
Inf chronic diarrhna.
Nova David Weaver, D 5th I'll cav.
chronic diarrhna.
Nov 4 Wilson Judd, K 10th Michigan
Inf. chronic diarrhna.
Nov 5 VIM. G Hestow, E 30th Iowa
Inf. chronic diarrhea.
| Nov 5 Adam Crow, A Seth Ohio Inf
! typhoid fever.
Nov 5 Henry Gottman, II 10th Mo
Inf chronic diarrh9a.
Nov Alfred Utter, II ed Iowa cav
chronic diarrhna.
Nov 6 Elijah + Thompson, B 9th Mo
cav chronic diarrhna.
Nov Theo Bardwell, A 9Th MINI.
Inf chronic diarrbma.
Nov John Tucket, C 9th Mo cay.
chronic diarrhna.
Nov Enos Rose, T 4th Iowa cav.
chronic diarrhna.
Nov 9 JAS w Clutter, seth Ohio Inf
nIa4to pneumonia.
Ky 3 John Rltelin, Il seth Ohio Inf
Phthisis
Nov 8 Robert Beatty, sergt E 30th
Iowa Inf
Nov 10 Benedict heiiinger, Corp. A
41th Ind Inf chronic diarrhna.
Nov 10 JAS " Gibson, C 9th Kansas
cav pneumonia
Nov ] | Webster A Wilson, 4th Iowa
cav chronic diarrheea.
Nov II T II Cambridge, Corp Il 9Th
Iowa Inf chronic diarrhna
Nov II VIM Pryor, E 9th Mo cav
typhoid fever.
New Gee r AaHest, NJ 9th I'll cav
pneumonia.
Nov Is Robt C Grissom, G ID I'll cav
chronic diarrhpa
Nov II VIM W Beatty. Z oath Iowa
nfpneumonia.
Nov Ia Alex 4 kitterman II seth
Iowa Inf cerebral meningitis.
Nov II Nm Griffith, 10th Iowa Inf.
Nov Il Thomas III Weller, + 20 Wis.
cavalry.
Nov II II II Smith, l. 9th Iii cavalry,
chronic diarrhna.
Nov IA Hazen S Brown, ID 18th III
cavalry
NoY | ! VIM Storey, 2Sth Wis Inf.
NoI ! John Lawrence, G 28th lowe
Inf pneumonia.
Nov Is jacob Sutton, | l4th Iowa Inf
gun shot wound.
Nov Is b Middleworth, G Is Iowa Inf
gun shot wound.
Nov Is Jonathan Puts, X 3Gth Iowa
Inf rubeola Alaligna.
Nov l6 Thos Shwap, G 46th LII Inf
chronic diarrhna.
Nov l6 Geo A Given, B cath Iowa
Inf typhoid fever
Nov II Cornelius Fogerty, | 9Th Ill
cav chronic diarrhna
Nov II Patrick Casey, + 9th I'll cav
pneum MIA.
Nov Il L " Garrison, H 10Th Iowa
Inf pleuritis.
A9T II ulrich Gut, G 18th Wis Inf
chronic dlarrhna.
NV 10 Benz Porter, G 9th Kansas
c&s consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
kEokuK, Nov. 18Th, 1862.

ED. GATE CRY:
Dear ,Sir-In regard to
the account Of the ARRAY ON board of the
Packet, in which Wilsey and others are
accused of being disorderly, / wish to in
form you that the party's were not dis
orderly, and that MIR. Wilsey was lnsulted
and acted only in self.defence. Sir,
hope you will make the correction aud
oblige your friend and patron,
Ed. X. BLACKBURN,
1st Lieut. Co. G, 2lst Mo. Vol. Init.
Z. S. Allow me to add that the party
said to be stabbed has relieved Mr.. Will
sey from all blame in the affair, and ac-
knowledges that Mr.. Wilsey was perfect
ly justihable in defending himself
L. X. B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Louisville, Nov. 10.
IUuIsVIIIUy NUv. to.
Headquarters Dept of the Ohio,
Cincinnati, Nov. II.


Headquarters Dept of the Ohio,
Cincinnati, Nov. II.
General Orders No. 20.
That portion Of Kentucky including
and lying west of the counties ofOldham
Shelby, Spencer, Washington, Marion,
Taylor, Adams, Russell and Clinton will
constitute the Department Of West Ken
lucky, under the command of Brig Gen
j, I. Boyle, to whom all reports and re-
turns from troops within the district. will
be made-Headquarters Louisville, KY.
2. The counties Of Lewis, Green, Car
ter, Boyd, Lawrence, johnson, Magoffin,
Florida and Pike, will constitute the Dis
trict OF East kentucky, under command
of Col. J. Crane, 4th Ohio Volunteers, 10
whom all reports will be made--HeaIquar-
tiers in the field.
8. The remainder of the State will
constitute the District of Central Ken
lucky, under Maj. Gen Gordon Granger,
commanding Army of Kentucky--Head-
quarters at Lexington, Kentucky.
A. The districts being formed for the
convenience of command and distribu-
ton Of troops will not necessarily be con-
fined to the district in which their posts
are located, but will be extended wher-
ever required, without regard TO district
lines.
>, Reports and returns from district
commands will be made direct to these
headquarters, BY command of
Maj. Gen. WRIGHT. /.
N. H. Mclean, A. A. G., chief of staff.
(OfhciaD A. c. Sample, A. A. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Nashville, Nov. Is.

Many active rebels are preparing to
leave Middle Tennessee in anticipation OF
the retreat of the rebel troops.
The conscripts did not muster in MUIR
freesboro as announced The Union con-
scripts absconded.
Gen. Bragg was at Lulluhoma the 9TH
or day. His force was not there. Cheat
hams division was there. Tennessee and
good Southern money in good demand.
Louisville and Nashville r. r. report
cd re-opened. Trains will pass through
the tunnel by Sunday. All very quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Notice TO shippers ana Carriers.

Ey order from tie Treasury Department Ship
per- and Carcr required before for az dng ship
n4enta ~ Guoa4 s4lt, amounting 10 over sa5o 10
sres Ia The lrst and reeona tier Of counties on tae
sar,n border OF tho state ~ Iowa @ Gle In The
an iiu-se Once ST keokuk Iowa, AZ oath PIE.
ttstS t1T Treasury Department also. 10 execute
baaa 10 Net sGJr.ss, that the goods therein
ae-eracd 1sa met Is tfaAsDortea sald used any
- IL Eise 49, comfort to Insurgents or to
uiNiEers with those iB rebes4lun agalnst Tia Cow
sssaent Of lie Cpited stA;es
Blanks be obtained and instructions given al
tAs Surveyor once.
JOHN sTANSus
surveyor OF the Port
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
again current
Louisville. Nov Il

The Union men of Kentucky are greatly
dissatisfied because the Government does
not authorize a contribution to be levied
upon wealthy secessionists to prevent the
starvation OF loyal people of the noun
famous border counties, who have been
stripped of everything by the raids of
Morgan, Bragg, Smith Il Co. Unionists
here say unless the Government gives
such authority they will soon BIO forced to
supply rations for the above purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
E@aT he Carter Zouave Sisters are nov

E=af lc Garter XouaVe Sisters are now
performing IN Quincy. 1t is mistake en-
notion Of some that the girls in this
troupe are all sisters. They are of diff
ferent families, having only two pairs OF
sisters, and were collected by Mr.. Carter
and trained for these performances. 1t
is said he took young girl from this
city clan2estinely, to add to his company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
y MALL CHANGE SMALL CHANGE


KEoRpK Nov Is, 1863.
Notice 10 hereby given, that in consequence OF our
inability to procure small change we have been most
reluctantly compelled TO issue limited amount Of our
obligations in Of Ave up to my cents EACH In
order To enable to pay the workmen the railroad
and make cha nge tp our customers.
These obligations are receivable AT all the Depots
and by tue Conductors on the railroad In payment OF
freight aud passage and for the Of our
customers aud the public generally I'm this city md
along be line 81 herailrosd. ", aase made arrange
ments to have them redeemed Ia Bankalle Funds In
II even dollars AT the Banking House of George
&. Anderson & Co., in tie city OF Keekuk.
SMITH, LEIGHTON d CO,
HovlA6t Lesseee OF r., y. ID. NJ. NJ, r.. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

Once Of Provost Marshal, Aug 30.
Hereafter no sales u Intoxicating liquors will he
IefDat~d 20 enlsted pef Or Tia it'd Ststes Army
inthis cltg.
Persons sell'nE % violation this order will be
arrested, aud stringent measures tsk To prevent
repetition of the ofense.
J. Nj. HIATT
sepii-d Provost Marital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
lOHN IA ANNns
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
\ SHIPPERS.
or abd s!u, tbi, date no Powder will be allowed
sofa IN Keokgk Sibou, permission The undersigned
any Kind of Arrs Elateycr Auttlieus ar Mar.
lthss aso been ordered by the special AgeEt The
Treasury department not to allow Goods Groceries,
except IN limited quantities for family Use, to 80 ato
Missouri or the southern tier of Counties.
The object Is to keep supplies frpm the rebels or
armed bands Of guerriilasfn Northeast Missouri
John sTASNUs,
Surveyor oflhe Port of keuknk.
keonuk A1G. ID. iesa2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

l25The Thirty-sixth Regiment, now
here, are under orders for Southern des
tination. but in consequence of prevail
ing sickness, their departure will be de-
layed few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
Philadelphia, Nov. 10.

Alta meeting Of tho newspaper propri-
ctors to-day, it Was agreed to combine for
protection of their interests, Ia view of
the heavy advance in price Of paper ma
terials, &C., and increase the charge Of
subscription.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

M Though the Democrats carried
their state ticket in Ohio, the vote on
Congressman shows Union majority Of
1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20

an- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
&C.. constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. novl0-2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-20
KatcAeIorsA Hair Dye---TLe Resti
the world.

WILLIAM BlfCHiloi.'s cells ed Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be- dslingu shed from strre
warranted not 10 nure the hair the least emedIes
the Ill effects OF lad dyes and nvgorates the hair
life, GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Asplsndid black or brown leaving the harsofi and
beaulifIl. Sold by all drug gists &C
The genuine assigned WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
the four s.acs Il each boz
Factory, No. el hsrcIs. Street, New York. Late
s35 broad~ayan loBond Street tje6-d&wiy