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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
Especial. to Herald.l
Acuuia Creek. Va. M

Acquia Creek, Va, Nov. q.
The wife and two daughters OF DR..
Gillespie, surgeon in the U. S. Army,
who remained at Fredericksburg when it
was evacuated by Gen. Burnside last
summer, we're sent across the river yes
tcrday by flag Of truce, and proceeded
to Washington on the steamer Nellie
Baker this afternoon. They state that
the whole of Gen. Lees army is certainly
concentrating in the vicinity Of Frcdcr-
icksburg, and that they are determined TO
dispute the passage of the river by our
armies, and contest our advance by that
route, step by step. Bloody work must
snsus whenever our army gees forward,
and the closing battle OF the rebellion
fought within few days or weeks At the
latest. --4-4
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4 tA
The following 6ne poem BY Prof. Long
fellow appears in the December numbsi
Of the Atlantic. 1t is the first published
BY him since the cad accident which
brought such mourning to his house
THE CUMBERLAND.
At anchor In Hampton Roads we lay
On board OF the Cumberland sioop-of. var
And at times from the fortrcss arross the eay ~
The aiarum OF drums swept past,
Ora buEie-biast
From the camp on shore s
Then farnvay 70 the south uprose ~. s@
Aliitis feather Of snow-~ hiss sna.as @ase
Aad We knew th.s the iron nip ofour ssss
Was steadily stee ring Its course
To try the force alEtE
or our ribs Of OAK.
Down upon us heavily runs
silent and sul,en, the Aoatse fort,
Then comes pun Of smoke from her runs
And lsaps The terrible death,
With ssry breath.
From each open por.
We are aottdls. batsend her straight
Defiance back In 1 full bfoadsidei tt&
Ashtii sebodndE from root Of slate.
bounds our heavier hail
From each iron scale
Ofths monster. hide,
! "Strike your Gag ~ the rebel cl lea
In his arroga mt old plantations strain
:" Heverl" our gallant Aorris replies;
:" II better to sint than to yisidw
And the wAsas air psaAsa sg.a-
Whh The cheers ssour nan.
TheA, itAsa krakea huge end saask.s .yy -,e,s
She crusi.es our sihs In her isoa esasp;
Own wen, tho Cumberland all srcck.
With suddsa shuAAsr Of death.
Aud tAs eannonS breath,
For her dying gasp. abs
Next morn, ~ The sun rose ever the bay,
stiii hoatsd our nag At The mainmsss-head.
Lord how beautiful was Thy day,
Every wait the air
VAS whisper Of prayer,
Or q di, &c Tor the dead.
Ho brave hearts that went down In the ssas
We are n pen In the troubled stream
Ho' brave land with Il arts Hike these
THIS Tag that l. rent la twain,
Shall be one again,
And Without seam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

- Contrabands from the interior Of
South Carolina are arriving at Port ROYAL
every day. They state that the people
are in terrible STATE Of excitement.
thinking that our soldiers will advance On
than immediately. They have no comb
denee In their defenders. and they are
sssding III their property, negroes includ-
cd, far away into the interior and 70 other
6tatss. 81
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,Philadalnhia. Nnv. OF

Philadslpha, Nov. OF.
81 The hospitals rsrs filed With joy, and
happiness to-day by the liberality Of our
citizens who supplied to each of Thorn a
festive board, around which heroes Of all
the hard tights gathered and Toasted 70
their hearts content.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

frightful tales of brutality On thu part of
their masters whenever they saspeet them
tof design Of escaping. Than are que
.rumors Of the burning of several negroes
In northern Louisiana.
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Falmouth, Nov. ~.
Fredericksburgh il not occnpiedhy the
enemy in fosrs-nerely picket guard
is there on duty. dsYIb4s
Business is totally suspended. The
only jag, visible il Britain one, flying
from ! private residence.
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Prisoner RslssssA.

IN boston, NOV. 20.
BY orders from Washington, al the
political prisoners were released from
Fort Warren yesterday. Many Of them
left for their homes LAST night, Including
Marshal Kline of Baltimore.
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EN-. McNEIL.

Oar dispstehss Atsse tha4 JEFF. Davis
has made demand on this government
Tor Gen. Mcneil, and that If he il not
given up, ten Of our officers are to be shot,
This will please Major Bruce, and rebels
Of that kidney. We wish We had q then
sand AcNeiis in the land. II JEFF Davis
wishes to shoot ten Federal oiiosrs, 10,
him begin the work. tsm
6uerrillas are sent into this State "a
shoot Union men in the back a. they pen
along the highways attending to thsi,
business. Gen. Mcneil ordensd ten oil
them to be shot. We wish the uumbe,
had been greater. Its high time that
Missouri was rid Of bushwhackcn and
bushwhacking sympathixers. Gen. Nc.
Neil has tsarlsssly done his duty. Let
the Government stand BY him. and lei
Union men everywhere put their feet on
men who sympathize With JET Davis in
his attempts to prevent the punishment 81
gusrrilias.-lSt. Joseph Herald.
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SeIhe Ericsson Battery Passaic pas
sed a final trial few days since. The
New York Tribune says:
i he facts established by the experiment
are as follows:
lst-A gun may be fred inside tur-
ret.
2d-In order to appreciate the nature
OF the second result, it should be known
that the Armstrong guns in England have
been condemned for use on shipboard,
chiefly because sufficient nunber OF men
could not be placed in the turret to work
them. Twenty-Five failed to do it satis-
factor,iy, and the Armstrong gun weighs
but fourteen tons. On Saturday, four
men worked l5-inch gun, which weighs
twenty tons, Next week Mr.. Whitney
will put l6,O0O-pound gun on board
the keokuk, which viii require twenty
men, while the 42,60O pound gun Of The
Passaic is moved by four.
4d-The third result is very ;mnort.
ant one. II 10 the immobility Of the Pas
sale. Waves break on the iron margin O
the craft and splash 10 harmless foam
about her deck. They have no hull /,
striks-no high balwarks even tho tar
ret presents an angle at every side. Sc
much for the results.
The following il a tabular reca pitula.
ton Of the experiments
naa Charge Of
LIT shot. $50 rs fhollow 20 ID. ~ inch
% shot, 800 b lhollowI IS Ms. 2ftl0 inch
Sd shot, $40 Rs IS Ms. 2is. 8 ineh
After the trial, Chief Engineer Stiuer
reported the result to Capt. Ericsson.
He said:
"Capt. Ericsson, allow me 10 congrat
ulate you on the signal service you hav,
rendered to the Government and to ou
country"
What, asked the iron clad man, try
ing to conceal curiosity and anxiety tha
almost changed his entire appearance.
The experiment is thoroughly success
This was said with smile.
"You are joking"
"No, mot joking; ! am about TO te,e
graph to Washington what have seen
and that Is the grand success Of you
grand idea.
Ericsson grasped his hand and reddsu
ed like = child. 81 knew 1t al along
myself he said. 'but all save YOU
stimers, west against me-"
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New York. Noy. n.

p @ys4 new lDrk, Nov. II.
The Herald saG Gen. Geary made a
successful reconnaissance from Hafpar's
Ferry yesterday, in which he destroyed a
mill and took possession Of some -four
belonging 70 the rebels. Il Was ascer-
AIMED TINT Jackscr1 corps moved TO
Front Royal on Saturday and Sunday,
and returned to Winchester on Monday,
and from hehest-eoved his srmy towards
Fredericksburg, int established his head
quarters between Nilwood and Beverly.
yesterday Gen. Sigsl received infAlna-
ton through his scouts, that Stonewall
Jacksons was at. Uppstviile. near Paris,
and Gen; Stuart at Salem, just beyond
Tborouehkre Gap, and that they have
strong picksts thrown out in every
direction. The Whereabouts of Jackson
thus continues, as heretofore, the most
mysterious of affairs.
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Hsrper's Ferry. Nov 81

HsTpefs FefTys NOV. IL.
Rebel cavalry has been in view al day.
Tho latest Official report from the front ID
that small infantry lorsss Of the snsmyss
pioksts are now observable with the cav
a1sy. eeaes go ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

9 ~ Gen. Frank Blair is elected to
Congress from st. Louis, beating Mr..
Knox l38 votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

False ChArges against Cen. Cursls.
A violent attack hes been made on Gen:
Curtis, BY means Of charges of peculat;on,
40, while in command at Helena, Ark.
We have conversed with intelligent and
trustworthy persons from that aeighbor-
hood, and are convinced that tho charges
are entirely groundless. And it is 70
ported with great probability. that they
Oil originate IN the Anger Of slavsholders,
1t the energy and thorcnshn... CT hi:
military operations, whether the slaves
are freed in consequence or not.-CLioaoo
Tribune.
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The hchsls In force N owr Front.
j tA-s Especial TO Tribune. .A

Washington, Nov. &c.
7. Ofhcers whe left Falmouth this morn.
ing report oil quiet The rebels are re-.
ceiring large retnforcemenss. Gen. Lee.
whole army 10 believed upon the testi.
mony Of dssertsrspnd oshcrs to be In our
front, and to have been strengthened BY
tho arrival Of the forces under General
Bragg shd Stonewail jackson. TIE
rebels are lengthening their earthworks
and mounting more guns.
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NEWSPAPER LAW.

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We are requested to suggest to
persons shipping bells under call OF
Gen. Beauregard, to have their names
and the parish of their resi- ence'
plainly marked on the bell, otherwise
one beh cannot be designated from
another, and4it wilt consequently Be
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No 6-d1y. -
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wo,et Am e exE,
In the city Of Shreveport buyers
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The quotations. Of this commodity
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A New. Orleans
Z 1lCattle Market.

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Arrived dwing the week ending
ont the goth, 6s3 Texas beevcs,
Western cattle, 27G l"ss, 151 sheepe
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hogs, oe4 veal cattle and o4 mich
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Vicksbllrg Wing.
published in Vicksburs Miss. by
NJ. Shannon. Terms, in advance
Daily per annum, SIS; Weekly, So
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=@E777f sh7:e1eepo1t' eefni-W aelkly sNeNvs.--

South would he left angry and ready
to rebel,.t any time. He is merely
a barbarian 'who would conader With
bayonets alone. He is STATESMAN
who roula conquer =. people by
changing their conviction and thus
REMOVING the csu.sof hostility,
How should W do tllis7 The
answer is sinple: Issue q proclama-
ton Of emancipation, and we Shall
checkmate the interests 9f ENGLAND
by ap appeal to her conscience !;
= / would. have a liberal
compensation to all slavehblders WHO
were loyal. And ! would not have
too close a scrutiny ~ to their 10y
atty. Iwould pour money into the
South. This would stimulate indus,
try and enterprise, and thus with
freedom, Virginia and South Carolina
would soon become like New York
n y I would leave none o.
the ten million people Of the South
out Of these blessings, but about
sc, 900 traitors and rebels who.mus'
die or go into exile. All this nov
possible, because we have got int
this war, and. am glad the war ha
come. . :,
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SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner of Texas and Edward SITS
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ufacture from the raw material, and
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TABLETS & TOME STONES,
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no 6v-d4y.
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boys Gen. McCook sent his card
to Miss. asking to renew q
former acquaintance. The reply Of
the lady was: !" That she could re-
cognize no invader Of her State even
as an acquaintance" These exhi
billions of patriotism d.fre on the
part Of the people of Nashville are
very delightful, but rather late in the |
day hr any practical goodrich
nohd paper. $50 ..i,g+a |
/. DEsrRucrieN .dF CRors.-says
the Richmond Examine Of the 18th
,,ltimo: 4 -; az
We Learn that. our military com
',nanders, Of the South are taking
measures for the destruction of pri-
yate property likely to fall into the
bands of the enemy. It is proposed
in leases that admit Of such warn
ing'so sive 4otifsatian to the planters
to remove their crops within a speci-
fed time to places of security. Gen
eral. orders are said to have been
sig9ea by the Secretary of War for
the b sremoyal within the military de-
aspartment. of North Carolina Of all
cotton, tobacco and, naval stores east
sf the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road. Such Of the above mentioned
products AZ are in exposed positions
are required to. Be removed at once,
and those less exposed must be re-
moved pr, secured by the e5th inst.
otherwise they will be destroyed by
the military authorities.
Wendell Phillips, though rotten
egged and otherwise dcmtaned i,
Cincinnati, got off his lecture on tn,
war at Rochester, N. Y. Here is
specimen Of the precious effort:
The present war is the result o
20 acct dent, nor is, it the result Of tn
action Of any, particular person Q
party. In one sense, 'ao1o<1y was t
blame,'' for the war. was the result {
the national policy for the last sixt
or seventy years. !slarery Is tile req
cause s...9 -
i have been disunienist, and a
honest, disuniorist. It was only las
year that Il began to see how tA
Union could mean justice, and I a,
Yankee enough not to refuse Unio
if | can get enough with it: !, If W
can have Justice in the Union, as "
can if we will, then / am for Il
Union. The Union means peac
prosperous commerce and 1hanufa
lures, and extended nationality
Seeing So much depends upon it,
would have the. nation take th
:. courseSwAich will make its pressrv
: ton certain. ''s'.s =. 8i.s -
The Union. simply by coercio
would be worthless bond, irritati'
to the South and unprofitable to o,
selves. The plan Of subiugatipg t
South by fofce would result in 2 bal
4arren conquest, bearing no fru
because changing no convictions.
Gen. Nc Clellan could, to-morro
plant, the stars and stripes on Rie
nond and Montgomery, and all t
principal points in, the South, and
have a. force large enough to he
them there. when then? The e
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v..t.r,, ~ 100 BIS 1OD13c
Texas. y head, 1stdty 30 oQ@35 ~
"a nv 20 O6a3 30 On
Vii Cath. ~ hrud ~ OU0l5 o.
She.n ~ head, list uty a OON 5 %.
Infsr;or slio' 2 OOA 3 o.
Hoes 4, ZOO Ms cross. 10 ooG12 90
Mich Cows, T. head '6V iOo@1o y"
I'd quality As OOaGC, 90
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We have on hand good article Of
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NOTICE.


NOTICE. Jvpo, ADyoc,rr,s OFFICE
Washington City, ID. C., Nov. 10, 1862.
Applications having been made by ladies, to go
to their friends and families in the SOUTH notice is
hereby given that all applicants must make writ
ten statement to this office, verified by oath, be-
tween this date and the 18th day of December next,
setting forth
First. The name, age, and residence of the appli-
cant.
Second. The date when she came within the mil
itary lines of the United States for what purpose,
and where she has since resided.
Third. The place she desires TO 20 to- and the
purpose or object thereof.
The persons to whom leave may be granted will
be sent with suitable escort from Washington to
the United States lines in Virginia, with such per-
sonal effects as shall be allowed TO pass.
No person will be allowed TO take more than one
trunk package Of female wearing apparel weigh
ing not over one hundred pounds, and subject to in
specton and any attempi or effort to smuggle con
tfaband property will forfeit the same and subject
the party to imprisonment during the war
l.. c. TURNER,
novI7 Major and Judge Advocate.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
y Washington, November d, 1867.
PROPOSALS viii he received Al tins Office until
SATURDAY, the 10Th instant nj 3 o'clock D. NJ, for
Six hundred (6OO) tons No. !. Thomas Pig Iron or
Iron Of quality equally suitable,
To he delivered at the Washington Navy Yard,
free OF cost To the Government for freight trans
pOrtation. ~
nov l3--Gt y. r. BROWN, Navy Agent,