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The New York herald., 1862-01-08
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SuN sKrs.......... ~ HIGH WATER. morn <6
Port OF New York, January 2, 1861


CLEARED
Steamship KaInak Br) LeMesurier Nassau and Havsna-
Ship Guy Mannering, DOllard. London-E Morgan Z
Ship Julia Lawrence. spear, Havrc-snow Burgess
Ship Grahams Policy, Norton, cadz and market-F g
Snip Charter Oak, wi,ham, Phiadcrhia-Nesmith Sons
Ship Jno Sidney soathard Sons
Bark Avon Collier. Valparaso--Fabbri Chauucey.
Bark Meteor (NOr) Olsen, LondOn-Fanch. Meincke &
sanlsiaus tBeis, raulsOn Falmouth or cOrt-E
s B DoSus S0s
bark Antelope (sar), wOa. oueenstOwn-Funeh Aeineko
E%s s,3 Is"s
Brig Shields (Br,. Emery, Queenstown Falmouih-J
Brig Margaret. King, Pcrnambuoo--Naper. welsfori a
Brig Nellie Move. Pike clenfq.sos.,B Brett, Son &Eo.
Two sOy anS Person nSssSS
ssSr LGs sp9fs Hgp
I Eslss sISs kas Psws
As's ans ss%g Ws. hH Sf Mss Sen
ssT sRT srssiF Iran Hs1sn 'R s5:s sE
S sSr fsr Efn tGos Ppovo sss sfr sanford
ssig Modern Times W,sm, puSllG 50 Day; in sallss
sS BARK Dean sSr, Of Yarmouth Nsl, Hammc.d Cal
gales; split sails sprung fore .Opssyard carried fore
tOpma6 ana received Othcr
90 passed Br brig John Nmpb, OF Liverpool, Ns steer.
Ing W.
Bak 1arracous Br OF Pictou Es creiehon 8 Pierre
Mart, Dec with sugar TO master, Had heavy NV gales
most Of the passage; spit sails, &c.
rp~isst Ion % spoke Sd brig oosaa Eagle,
OF Guilford, CT bound N.
Bark Mnyhower (of New Haven), Duel, Port Spain. %
days, In ballast 10 Trowbridgc's Sons.
Brig Richmond (of Bangor Clark, Marseiller Nov Is,
with wool. to L CayUs, DcRuytcr 4 Co.
schr Nlmrod Boan. Baltimore, Is days Had heavy NV
Ra,Ps Barnerat I'd inst and blown iJO miles OF
shore; split foresal aud mansaii and both ibis.
Schr Contr. nightingale, Plymouth, 7 days.
Schr Red Wing W sherman, OF Nnank which was driven 70
in the late gallo when within few miles OF saneoty
Head, Nantucket -
Steamer. curew GUS iransporp Parrish, Baltimore via
Fortress Monroe, In ballast.
Steamer Octarara, Mel aughlin, Ral,imore
Steamer Kenrchoc. Carton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Jones. Providence.
Ship Amazon, Hovey from London. Deal Dec with mdse,
10 Il Morgan.
Brig NellIe.-Bo.h by pilo, boat VIM Romer, Nol2.
Wind nj suunset w.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Sale OF Seats at Plymouth Church--Rev
Henry Ward Beechcr's.

The annual sale Of pews and seats in Plymouth church.
Brooklyn Rev. Henry Ward Becchcrs. took place last
evening. The edincc was crowded to overlowing and
the bidding was quito spirited upon the occasion:
The business Of the evening commenced by few re-
marks OF the pastor, Rev. Henry Ward Beccher. II was
fourteen years since he orr Beecher) had como among
them Although that church might have been saia 70
have grown up amid e&cements and storms on tho out
side yet could not but be admitted that prosperity and
tt-As. Rt~~y s~S~
spiritual prosperity After few introductory
marks he introduced Mr. Psbury the auctioneer OF
the occasion, whom, Mr. Bsecher remarked, had grown
old In the service.
Tho sale Of seats then commenced, and proceeded
rapidly, bidders being quite prompt in sreaking. Tho
nst choice knocked down 10 Mr. Dennis for Sl00 he
selecting pew No 133 second choice NJ r. Graves $7o
third Charles Could S75 and so on In proportion Bid
ding high in every last year and in
cases higher. Tho sale commenced at hafpast seven
O'Clock, and was concluded at ten. There are thiry
two pews not yet taken.
The appraisal sales bring in an amount Of o5o and
the premium So 1873
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
The L. Crosse and nlilweukee Railroad.

Vn6 Cx0116 000 uIIIW8WR66 FI0tIf08Os
MILWAUKEE, Jan. Z, 1862
Judge Miller In the United States Court ordered
decree the second mortgage In the against the
the bondholders at ATTY cents on the dollar no sale II
the interest paid. In the land grant the high
bers placed equality lion with the low numbers,
at forty cents the dollar Tho bonds tho FIRST sold
for the interest the interest paid there ia to be
sale Of the road. :
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Meeting Of The PennsvIyaniaL Leg,.Iature.

II'ITI7d ~. u INTl.
The frria aturo met ths afternoon. Ths G0ycruOrs q
NrfssFs vii DO fent IN a, noon to.morfow
Te Cove nor baa appOin intcd COL y. T. Russell Of Pitts.
hnrF "A dutant General q tls STATE, in place of r. ".
HdJ q, gned. aso 4. Slcru, Prcsl nt Judgc of
A.csa5Iy eounty, wee Judge ncCiusc, deceased.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
News from San Francisco

News from San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8, 1862.
Arrived, ships Derby, from New York; Canton, from
Bordeaux.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4, 1852
Arrived, steamer Uncle Sam, from Panama.
Sailed ships Kit Carson, for Valparaiso Inspector, for
Glasgow.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Tho Bankers' Conspiracy in Philadel-
phio.

PHlIADHFH1A, jan I, 1862.
Some Of our banks refuse 10 take Treasury notes
depos very bad feeling is getting up towards the
banks and II they do not alter their course there will
not bc dozen banks In tho United States year from
now. The cry IL being raised, "Down with tho banks,
and give u national currency"
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

Gunboat Reconno issance Near C0lum.
bus-Seizuro OF Contraband Goods, sc.
CAIRo, H., Jan. Z, lses.
Flag Ocer Foote, with tho gunboats Essez Lexington
and Tyler, made reconnaissance down the Mississrp
this morning He went within two hundred yards Of the
range Of the rebel batteries On his return hs fred
at by tho rebel gunboat Mohawk, 20 which no replied;
but the shots all fell short Tho Flag 0cer highly
points on the river near two miles to Columbus.
despatch from Cape Girardeau to-day says tha. 10
achent Of tho Seventh Illinois cavalry while scouting
had captured Major williams, Of Je Thompson's baud
Tho Surveyor q tho port Of Metropolis seized large
quantity OF gold aeo morphine and other costly drues
intended for the rebels The goods from Cincinnati
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

bravery to stand The fire flashed in our
very faces. The men broke past them,
telling them for God sake not TO kill their
own men. When rallied again the firing
had ceased, and the battle for the day end
ed. Gen. Sullivan was heard to say that
no regiment in the annals of war was ev-
or known to fight 80 long and well with
out a commander. When ordered from
the field only two Captains Dung and
Craig, were left with the battalion. The
gallantry Of some of the officers of this
regimenthas never been surpassed / have
neither time nor space now to mention
but one or two. Capt. Archer fought like
hero, and fell while leading the regiment
right into the very face Of the foe
Among those who particularly distin-
guishcd themselves was Lieut.. II. NJ.
Griffith, of your city, who came from the
Hospital and went into the battle quite
unwell, in command of his company and
amid all the excitement and terrific firing
seemed as cool and self-possessed as if
parading the streets Of Keokuk could
NOT help but notice him. When any one
was disposed TO falter his few stern words,
I" Stand up there, sir," sent them back
intn inc ranks quicker than the hall
hours yelling Of some of the more excit-
ed ones. When others laid down he stood
up, looking over the field as calmly as if
gazing upon the picture Of battle, rath:
er than experiencing its terrible reality. -
Goodness and courage. the most essential
qualities of a military commander, did all
our officers possess them in the same en-
inent degree the ex-Sheriff of your county
does, many a defeat would have been a
victory, and many panic successful
charge.
The Federal loss in the battle Of Iuka
was about three hundred and sixty: that
of the rebels was at least double that OF
ours.
We are now encamped again near ia
cinto, but the indications are that we will
remain here only . few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
A Monster Captured.

Mcssrs Pike. Mowry and others, at
Lubec, on the 9Th instant, caught in their
weir monster liver shark He was
killed with axes and harpoons, and towed
up to town. The liver, when cut up filed
eleven barrels, and produced one hundred
and seventy gallons of pure oil, worth at
retail prices one dollar per gallon The
dimensions Of the monster by actual
measurement weEe-length, 80 feet, and
girth around the body 10 feet Machias
Me. Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
EF- A friend who has received le,

EF- A friend who has received let
ter from Rev. ID. n. Smith, Chaplain of
the 10Th Iowa Infantry, sends us the fol-
lowing extract. 1t can be seen at glance
that it was intended simply for the eye of
a friend, and not for publication, but it
the more strongly shows how an honest,
logical democrai--a democrat who is for
his government a, all timcs-t thinks of
conducting The war:
Last Sunday / pres cnel to the Reg
iment and many Others, from lst San.
Chap. Xxx, verse 6, drew largely upon
the eth, esth and 29th Chapters Of the
same book. especially upon the eth Chap
ter. | took the position that David wasted
no time, LOST no men in nursing " Pscu-
liar I,astitution,' defending the property
OF rebels, &c. David had no use for pris-
oners of war. He confscated the prop
erty of enemies indiscriminately, subsist-
ed his army upon such property, carrying
off what he did NOT use, 6c., aud | argued
that this was the only eacctual method OF
conducting the present war. The whole
regiment, officers and all, were highly
pleased with the discourse. x
General I. and staff were out to hear me.
The General squirmed considerably
thought III TOO severe, and SAID such pol.
icy wou.l be fuinous. | replied better
lie ruined then. The south have set the
example, and no man is truly loyal, or fit
for opposition in our army who shrinks
from policy that is eiiectual. | am
putting in little heavier charge for next
Sunday, on the text, Romans XIII chap
ter and I'D verse
How differently this sounds from the
semi-treasonable talk Of the Mahouey
democrats. 1t is the talk OF an honest
man that loves bis country better than he
loves party organizations. We trust that
the Rev. Chaplain Will continue to preach
the truth more plainly and with the bless
ing of God upon it, Burlington Hawk
Eup
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
Also Adlutant Fletcher Wooisev. {

nteo nujutaht fietehef WOOIbey, vi
your city, was very active, and, amidst
craps and bullets, during tho fight, on
horseback rallying the stragglers
Our regiment run one mile and a half
on double quick and got into the front
of the fight with J. W. Rankin on horse
back. He was the only commander We
had Lieut.. Cot. Hills being sick and
Major Wise also. Our Colonel acted
brave, and was in front of the battle until
his horse got shot in the hip and himself
severely wounded on the head by a fall
from his horse in the brush which render
ed him perfectly crazy, but slightly better
to-day and is with his command, though
not able to be on horse back, but accom-
panes the regiment In an ambulance.
Capt. Young, of company A, took com
mand, and We have been marching after
Price, and then fell back 10 this place, ia
cinto. Our wounded were all attended
and next day were sent to Iuka
Surgeon McCarrisk got his horse
slightly wounded in two places, and was
everywhere on the battle field picking up
the wounded; and again with Captain
Archer leading and encouraging the left
wing in the thickest Of the fight, and
worked all night alone with our wounded
Every soldier is loud in his praise. Lieut..
Brown. OF your city, fought well, and all
the time. Our Adjutant was very active
during the engagement.
Yours, respectfully,
j. w. HOLMES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
Bachelors Hair DYe---TLe Hest in
the World.

WILLIAM A. BATCHtLok's celebrated Hair Dye
producers cIyr nai 10 lie diSiugu shed fro stHre--
WARRANTED mott" 4 the hair ia The ieas reneties
the i'll fleets 81 tad dyes and uvgufaiss HE hair
life. GREY, RID or Rusty HAIR instantiy tafns
asPlsndid black or brown, leaving the rsottsrd
beautiful Sold by all druggists, kc.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A, BACHELOR,
the JeEr ssars u fseA bex.
Factory, No. ~ BARCLAY Street, New York Late
23s btasa~ss and iG Bond Street lee-dAwIy
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ny TELEgRarn
New York Market.

New York. Sept 10.
FIour-Narke: rules quite firm. and moderate bust
ping sales Mt s5 i5a 81 Is suprr State; IS
1895 35for Super Western; SIS sozp5 90 for common
- z I'd shipping brands Extra r. II, o.
Nheat-Msrkst scarcely 40 Arm; sales at 81 lag /
81 Dr Chicago Spring; 81 1881 % for Milwaukee
Cub 81 .3a 81 % for Amber Iowa; 81 33asI - for
Amber Michigan.
corn-Mar4et declining 60a6l1.c for Mixed wes-
tern, shipping
Whisl y--Sut quoted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l..

M The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keekuk.
je24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

b@- Officers army regulation caps Of
sPoNGED CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS,
made to order by G. II. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
sept9- d3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

DRAwIsc.-The drawing Of prizes, for
the benefit Of the New Chapel, comes OF
on Wednesday to-day at ~ o'clock, r.
NJ, in the basement Of st. Peters church
only persons hiding tickets or purchas-
ing one at the door will be admitted -
e-Cre4m and refreshments served up
during the drawing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

i SHIPPERS.
On and after this date no Powder will be allowed
sold In Kenkuk without permission Of the
any kind OF Arms whatever, kunitions of War
IL hiss also been ordered by the special Agent ~ the
Treasury Department not 10 allow Goods OF Groceries
except limited quantities Ter family go int
Missouri or the 40 luther tier ~ Coanties
The object III 10 keep supplies from the r,bels or
armed bands Of guerrillssin S,tthsari sItoa,i.
JOHN h1AkNrS
surveyor 0fihe Pou of keokuk.
Keskuk, Aug. IA, ftG2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
stock Market,

New York, Sept. 30.
Stocks opas cd isltr, bar closed heavy.
Money--ou cali--s&5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange hghef-iB.
American Gold I23t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

a. Two hundred aud fifty recruits for
the First Iowa Cavalry passed down the
river yesterday on their way to join their
regiment in Springfield, Missouri. That
regiment is now filled up to its maximum
number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
FURs! FIIHs

Burkitt Il Co., So Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash
Their stock Of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep25d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
Political Meeting.

Hon. }. F. WILSON AID J. HoHsIsH, eandi-
dates for Congress IN The Isl Gun.f, oual District
OF Iowa, will adrets the people follow ms pls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
LIST OF KILLED A WOUNDED
OF the i7th Iowa, --ncar Iuka, Miss.


EDITOR GATE CRY - Dear Sir ii
send you complete list Of killed Il woun-
ded of the 18th Iowa, at the battle OF
Bethel Church, one mile and half south
west of Iuka, with Prizes forces-taken
from Surgeon McGalrisl's rcrort early
this morning.
Co. A. commanded by Capt; Young.
Henry G. Willis, leg, severely.
j. j Zerne, shoulder.
u. S. Arnold, knee slightly.
7. Hatfield, slightly.
Co. B, Captain Hoxie.
Charles B. Smith, leg, slightly.
E. j. Burnes, head, slightly.
G45 Dundy, hand and leg.
Our gallant Captain was the bravest OF
the u ave, and led his men all day.
90. G, Capt. Archer, groin, badly.
TIE Captain received his wounds as he
was gallantly leading his men to rebel
charge the third time.
Thomas Stafford, right arm.
Jackson, foot, slightly.
Co. d, commanded by end Lieut.. Staple
ton, Of keokuk.
This lieutenant was distinguished for
his good conduct on the field.
james j. Anterior, killed.
Chase, wounded slightly.
Co. E. commanded by Lieut.. Baker.
M. L. Cooley, hand and chest, badly,
w. ID. Fisher, face, badly.
A. J. Headly, arm, badly.
Parkeurst, leg, badly
Reame, abdomen, badly,
Williams, head, badly.
Schoolcr, wrist, badly.
Co. +, Capt. Walden.
This Captain brought up the colors,
with Captain Archer, three different times
His conduct was grand.
Charles Chase, hip, badly.
s. Cline, badly wounded.
Richardson, on foot, not dangerous.
Co. G, Capt. Horner-acted like old
veterans. Second Lieut.. q. II p Smith
was killed in the last charge, also private
A. X. Richardson both shot through the
head, and fell dead in front of the ene-
N.Y. guns, and in Bethel graveyard,-
where the bloody stand was made.
John Lee, in side, badly.
Marion Yard, foot, badly.
Sergeant Duncan, in foo, badly.
Sergeant Stewart, in wrist.
Corporal John King, shoulder.
LIST Lieut.. Reach, slightly.
Go. H, Capt. Craig commanding, did
his duty well, and was in the action all
the afternoon and lay with his men on the
battle field all night.
b Z Lee, killed.
A G Grub, shoulder and chest badly.
Vance. hand.
Reardon, slightly.
Sergeant Vance, slightly.
Co. /, commander A A Rice, LIST Lieu
tenant, did his duty we'll.
John J K0obbaek, groin badly.
Huston Smith, leg severely.
LIE Wood, hip severely.
Co. X. commander Griffith, lst Lieut.,
Of Ksokuk, fought nobly all day.
VIM McGill, groin badly.
John Anderson, in arm severely.
Hugh A White, groin badly.
John Fullerton, flesh wound in leg, not
severely.
YIN Erankv. kiliNti. from DAa Moinaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

To TUE NERVOUS OF Born SExEs.-
Rctie rlergs nsh ha Ing beer r.stoFedto ah Ia
t~~ lays, after ioKny years ef rust sus-sng. 10
willt1 {" assist Others BY sendlns tfrre receipt
OF postpaid directed envelope copy 81 the pre-
iption used Direct TO tile REV. JOHN ii. DAG
NALL ie6 Faiton street, Broekiyn, n. Y.
Ite lx-dhwsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01

BY al order frem The Treasury Department, Ship
pcrs and Carriers required, before for ding shp
epts u Goods or Salt, amounting 10 ever $50 &c
places 10 The frst and second tier OF csnrie4 thu
Southern border OF shs State II Iowa 10 Ee In tht
Custom Houss 0aee at Keokuk, Iowa, ar oath pre-
scrlbed BY te Treasury neIartmeni also to execute
bond, with approved sureils, thai the goods therein
described shall bot be tiAn.poftsd said used in en-,
way, give aid comfort 10 insurgents or To
sympathlrers with those In rebellion against lie GOV
erament Of the Unitea States,
Blanks can lie obtained and instructions given al
tho Surveyors Once,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
Military Notice.

Hereafter 10 saies Of intoxicating liquors will hc
permitted 10 enlisted men or the United states
inshis city.
Persons sci ling In violation OF this order will be
arrested and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition Of the,eGsnse.
j. III. HIATT,
septl-A Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
HON. j. W. GRIMES.

Will address the People The snbiret of Public Az,
fairs At the following named times and places. The
hour Tor Lie meetings " Ill be O'Clock p m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-01
PRINTING MATERIALS
For Sale.

have lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS o.
hand which offer for sale
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JOHN sTANsUs.


Surveyor OF The Port
Custom House efee, Keotus. Aus &C, 'o2-Aua 2s-d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26
ggIatrbman y state sourual.
BY R.P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. DECEMBER 20, 500


To our ATRoNs.--AlAough il seems already
TO be certain that we cannot afford either weekly
or daily paper at present rates, we are reluctant
to fix new prices until we can see how far the
manufacturers Of paper aud other materials are
determined to force their exactions upon us. We
therefore give notice that from and after the LIST
Of January, 1868, we must discontinue the club
rates, and adhere strictly to the old regular rates,
TO wit for the weekly, 20 village subscribers -
per year to others, $3.50 per year in advance, or
81 per year II not in advance and upon all news
paper accounts not settled at the end Of the year
interest will be charged If during the year 1868
it shall be necessary to increase the price, notice
will be given; and until the time fixed in such
notice. is to be understood that the above rates
only will be charged. We should be very glad to
costume the club rates. but It is impossible, and
we throw ourselves upon the good will Of our
friends to help us bear the seventies Of the times
and to keep our list full We will endeayor to
merit their good will As to the daily, we hope
to fix prices in season for the next quarter