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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-02
For Sale OrtO Let.

1 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
En rooms, large stable and sheds-stuated two
EIH1 and one-half miles from Portland and the
Gm, finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
2x tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
apT diff 81 Winter Street Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-02
For Sale Cheap,

49,, II applied for Immediately, LOT No. AZ
ET.: Spring street, with two Dwelling Houses and
Hfii q Stable on the same.
x->~ For terms, SC, apply TO
II. WINCHESTER,
oee diff on the premises.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-02
No. 3J = Exchange street.
PROPRIETORS OF
The Ma&ee Stock.
THE MAGEE STOVE

WE offer to the public LEADING Stove.
w We say unhesitatingly, that for finish. dura-
biity and economy, IL has not an equal In New Eng
land AT the present high price of coal. IL affords
us great satisfaction 10 produce a stove which for
economy cannot be beat,
We shall be pleased at all times TO show this stove
to any one who MAJ call explain the principle upon
which il Is operated. and are able TO give undoubted
references to the truthfalness of our statement.
THE MAGEE PARLOR
Consists Of four sizes of ehaste pattern. and beau
tifnl finish The Parlor Stove Is operated upon the
same principle as the Cook Stove.
THEMAGEE PARLOR WITH OVEN, Is q new
and improved design.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-02
Office TO Let.

ON second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply atNo. 70 Exchange
Street. jyl7 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-02

FUVHE commodous Chamber in the northerly cor
Il ner of the new brick block corner o Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rentlow
Enquire at Office Of
OCEAN INSURANCE Co,
Sept15 1852. dtf No. ~ ExchangeSt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
New York. Nov &c

NC" ioTa, NOW oO.
The Philadelphia Enquirer to-day pub.
fishes q report of Gen. Meade's advance
furnished BY one Of its correspondents q,
Verdier.vIlle. post village in Orange
county, Virginia. II miles from Orange
Court House. The dispatch furnishing
the information is dated Saturday noon
when our cavalry and artillery we're dri.
wing the rebels down the turnpike to.
wards Orange Court House, and were
within eight miles Of that place. Moth.
ing but skirmishing had taken place since
the army had crossed the Rapidan. and
our losses were slight and coufined 10 the
cavalry Our left wing was extended
out to the wilderness and Spotsvly.ui.
Court House. The rebels make but fee
bic resistance and fail back whenever thew
are prsGsed.
IL is reported that the rebel force At
fredericksburg has retreated towards
Richmond; thus we hold the roads thu,
run direct from Fredericksburg to Cor.
donsviIle.
We have succeeded in cutting the reb
el LETT from the main army, and it is
hoped that many are already taken pris
oners.
Hains have annoyed the army to .
great extent, but will delay them but /.
very few hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
S.. Johns, Nov. &c

81 Johns, Nov. 50.
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool,
2ist. via. Queenstown Esd, passed Cape
Race ut noon to day.
She was bearded By the news yacht
and the following summary Of her news
obtained
Fhs steamer Great Eastern had been
advertised for sale ut auction on the I4,h
of January, by order of the mortgages
English journals are quiet on American
affairs.
The arguments in the Alexandra case
were still progressing. The attorney
general concluded has argument 10 favos
Of new trial on the Goth with a warm
eulogium upon the decisions In American
courts, calling them an honor TO jurispru.
derce in that country.
Successful experiments with . ,rea,
Armstrong gun throwing shot and shell
weighing $50 pounds had been made.
Liverpool, Nov. 2l.-Cotton dull and
declined Id, and for some descriptions
la Id. closing quiet and unchanged.
The English Parliament stands pro-
rogued to the 18th Of January.
TIE English answer to Napoleon on
the proposed Congress question has been
delivered. 1t does not announce unauali-
fed acceptance, but seeks Tor information
as to the precise points proposed for dis.
cussion, and further communication be-
tween the two Governments may be ex.
pected. The Papal Government assen,s
asd the Prussian reply was expected on
lhe 2ist. II Is believed the principal re-
plies will al seek for Information a. TO the
programme. The Paris correspond dent Of
the London Times asserts belief that the
proposed meeting of Congress loses
ground daily. The Times continues edi.
torially TO show the abortivcness of the
scheme.
II is reported the Spanish Government
supports the pretensions of Maximiiiau
to the Mexican crown.
A bill has been submitted to the French
Council for supplementary credits or 81
m'llsons francs 10 meet the Mexican exc
penses.
The Moniteur and other French Jour-
nails were tresting under Instructions the
Polish affair 10 milder terms. The Mon
iteor now only publishes the Russian
version of events.
There has been great FIRE in Portu-
gal The municipal chambers and nu-
merous buildings we're destroyed and sew
eral liveS lost.
Sweden is making preparations for war.
Accounts from Japas are unfavorable.
9urysta"er and other princes are prepar-
Ing for war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Times Despatch.l
Washington. Nov. 90

esVss, AsOvs 90
The railroad between the Rspidan and
the Rappahannock is being DESTROYED b,
our forces and the iron sent to A;er,n
dria. Up to this morning the rails we're
removed TO within half mile sou,h =,
Rappahannock station. "
Army of Potomac, }
Nov. 28.-l0P.
The enemy has apparently fallen back
There was some diminishing, but no can
nonading this morning.
The following are among the casualtie,
J. Bowers, Co B, TIN Michiean, finger,
h. Marsh, Co. E, 7th Michigan, ankle.
The same correspondent says Satur.
day morning our whole army was in no.
sltion and ready for work. EVERYDAY
seems to be in good spirits.
The country hereabouts Is one Of ths
worst character for Geld operations Il
is wilderness Of small growth wood. Of
over nine-tenths Of the whole surface If
the country So dense are these il Is inn.
possible to penetrate them, except where
paths are cut through.
By some mistake the Sd core did not
get into position ~ soon = expected
which gave the enemy . tsnpoeary ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Three Daily Trains!
From Pittsburg to Philadelphia
t"ih Close CaHnse,on. from W est. r, csis.1
All Connecting direct 10 sev YORK
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA
And Close Connections at Harrisburgh fu
Baist-aere and Warrington.
From Pittsburg to New York
pxE rnArs suss DAILY $780, mnn,
VIA ALLEN TowN,
wITH0U CHANGE or JARS
Arriving In advance Of all other routes
1--WE Dalai
fReA PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW Y0RK CITY
Tickets for Sale to Boston by Boat or Bail
Beat Tickets & 900 ON any 9th.
Sound Lines.
Fare to all points ~ low a. any route,
s1eep1ns Cars
oNAiGaT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New FORK and Baltimore.
81 Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transfsrred Pree.
r r EIGHT 8

X T. q ii II s.
BY this route, frelxhls ali description can n.
forwarded 10 ADD from Phiiadelpht New Yort
6osio OF Baltimore, 70 aud from any point ON ina
Railroads OF Ohio, kehtaeky. indfana, Il,tpois
Wisconsin,, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD bI,
RECT.
The Psnnsyivenix Rsiirosd siso eoAbeets /. pu,s
earg With SteA6ers. By which Goods q teforward.
% 10 Any point the OHIO. Nuskiuxun X -ntprLv
Tennessee Cumberland, iIifD.is, sifsstsSippt VII
ecasin, Missouri. kansss, ARK xnsas and ked XIV
ers; and Al Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicaso in
stesmsrs 10 all porss on the North " sstern Isker
Merchants and Shlpp-rrentrustins the trsnspofta.
h,n of their Freish,to this Company can rely win
onadsnce on It's speedy trsnsit.
The Rates OF FreighI
roandfrom any pointin he West BY the psnnsyi.
vanis Ceetrsl Railroad, are 81 ali times AS Pa
WORKABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY orHERRAIf-
Road 1oMPANiEs.
IL Be par;ieaiartc markpackages. s.yrA Pass.
CaaTRAL h.H.nx TX
For fretgh ,conSrse,< or shipping Directions. ar
ply to or address either Of the follow ing genie Of
B. AsTEwAkr, rr.ish. Agent, Pi,.sburrh.
CLARKE CO., Tppefer Axvs,s
H.w. BROWN q CO., CineiIns %.
nc. MELDKUM I CO., Madison. Inc
}. ,. nOQkl. Lvuisville, ny.
W.A.AfKAAN 4 CO., kv arsviiIe, Ind
X. r SASS, ~ Louis ,MiSsOurt.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, III.
J. u. M'COLA Restsnoath o
R.AEEKLY. MONTGOMERY, Msy.vfiis
Kentucky.
WI. g. L. LANGLEY ,GsIIipoiis, a.
s. PIERCE CO., Zanesyiii..U
N. b. huBSOk, Ripley O
R.C.MkLDRCM. General Travelling Agent
for south ans west
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

& AEspseial to the Bulletin iron Oin6il-
patti, laya B. A. Cravfofd, ylo, LET
E1c1sill6 es ~ 6dnssdA5 sigh. 4ass -
rived Il CsmbsrlaDd Gap. The loser
possions Of Ksszvillss has bes1sR nrsed.
iDolkdint M East Tsnnssses = Georgia
Railroad depot; also Nike and Bill Bow
ers' reGdsaes aud widow 6o6inS house.
Il Is supposed these houses were occupied
y retea sharpshooters, and wsre destroy
ed BY our shells.
Longstreet received orders to retreat on
the 18th, and it 10 reported that he haa
fallen bsck. He viii be too late . make
. junction with Bragg without fghtine
for il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Washington, Nov. 80.


Col. Gibson, of the I8th Georgia regi-
meni. who was wounded and taken priso-
ner at Getty sburg, and who escaped from
the hospital in Baltimore on the lth, was
arrested in lower Maryland and brought
to Washington.
A letter received Ut the Central Office
in Washington from an agent Of the Sani-
tary Commission At New York, says Gen.
Meredith statss that although there may
be some doubt about the disposition which
has been made of the Government stores
sent TO Richmond. he has every reason 70
believe that the supplies sent BY the
Sanitary Commission have been properly
distributed. On Saturday the flag OF
truce boat took up to City Point 280
cases Of supplies from the Sanitary Com
mission store house at Norfolk, chiefly
nutritious food, and warm clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
FROM CAIRO AND n.Iow.

Cairo, Nov. 80.
A number Of Jews, participants in thu
frauds 2erpetrated on the Revenue De.
partment =: this point, mention Of vhicl,
has been made, have been arrested !,
Memphis. their property seized, them
selves placed 10 confinement and sec. 600
10 greenbscks taken from them. Davies
was At Chicago on the Esd inst still :,
largo.
By The steamer Commercial, We have
Memphis dates to the evening of the 18th
inst. No news.
Gentlemen just from Memphis report
the NJ. 3 G. kxilroad 10 order. Trains
run regular to Corinth.
The Bulletin says the same dullpess
that characterized the cotton market
through last week stsll prevsiIs. Il eays
there we're sales of thirty three bales a
prices ranging from IS to 7a cents.
Ninetses gusrrillas, soma Of them oar
tured near Padscah. and the remsindsr
from Arkanaas and Missouri, arrived here
to day. and we're sent to Columbus, Ken.
lucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

"sueeOut Asoss w.
The Star says information from Gen.
Burnside as late as Wednesday night, the
25th. is 10 the effect that he vas then
amply provisioned for HE needs. and fully
able to resist the enemy till aid could reach
HIM from Grant. At that time. Wednes-
day night, Longstreet was yet before
KNOW. lie, the order sent to him BY Bragg
to abandon the siege and rtjoin him, NOT
then having reached Longstreet. Doubt
less Grant will now cut the road by which
Longstreet must 60 to effce, . junction
with Bragg, and as the Virginia and Ten-
nessee Railroad, leading into thet former
State. is believed to be in so crippled ,
condition that Longstreet can neither use
it for supplies or as . means to escape, i,
is thought he will make desperate efor,
to take Knoxville in order to put himself
in possession of sufficient supplies to az
ford his army sustenance while he moves
away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
@ ST-ls6O-X.
brakes PlnsstAfiOta Rtlfers.

They parity sts~eeshss snd fnvisorafs.
M ereate hssitho sppeAte.
They are N Ansi6r.e 10 change Of vbtev and ciet.
They ovssecos edeets dissipetfos and iaae houfs
they arsnGfhsn The sys-en asd eniivss tAs aIsA
Taey prevrpi mia. Aaie and inseepriepi fsvess-
Ths tsFtsy - besasb as1 asstNk 81 De stcnfacA
rbey care Dysp~psis and ce- stiEsssos-
Thsy care Diafrsea, Chsssess end ptoiesU Sss<0s.
~ sase L1vss Cs0Saaaoe 90 1wvsae 0oo1ocAo.
rhey 90 ~ ~ otsssss u III w$std. Thsy naAs
he veah oAs ssssao, ssd enhassse1 sassres
srsea reasser. They asd~ Of puss - Groin Rao
tae csehssseA Calissya hark md A~Tbs ard
,aa- - vtsh shs pleasure II beseras vtteut regard
70 age OF tine OF day. Particularly reeom nsndsd =
deilcaas peseens fsQpistna 9e0sAe Nins koia B,
~ ssrvcers. nrsgxsss, hussis aud siioens-
r. 4. pBAKk 4 co IA Bssa4say. Nsv-YoYt
Sold by Andrew j Witkloeo0,
lsg1-dkuSD No ~ nain-ss Keeksk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
NOTICE.

pF4
10 Alexander LscAhssd. X esfah lane Loci beas Rae
lies ~ -. ID svfd Lyon klixAbeth plsir auo
Cha YES Blair, Defet dsnts
Yea are "recy noiia-i that In the action pendip,
in The Distrei Coart Of Lee coaasy Iowa a. k.etus
~pesetn Alexander Lee knesd Il FiainuH and Marin,
Aehlhen-y add otbss. are ~fe.dsnts a.,<
ssrfha 4. H. AeEihens, asa gd ard Il cE bepe, h.,
ai~d assans zoe sssss ht,i aging or a. ere fo
the us4lvided half the fr.etop.l !. ri -Wsssk y
ssnes ~ iosnsnip IS xnrth, k.ner west. in l.,
county, ioss and other equitable relief sith costs
And yoa are sIso hereby nasI nsa that in the s.m>
esuss The re II peLdIbg .aaiB-t saia
Loeksead, kt5iah Jase Loekbesd, Ell les Avon ana
uAsif Lssn cr.ss bail aiea b, VI rxbeth A. ai, Ard
thsrAes = Blair, hef snsbsnd cisnhx that he sd
kirab.th isths e~ner In re rimpi- the undiyide<
one fb part Of SAID real .stsie and praynr Tor dc
cree qo. ting the e thereto IN her, and ior reper.
rxiiei
Nos sseh 81 yoa meet appear ard er said .,o.,
Tile By moon Of the dsy ofthe teru, OF "a
Court W b~ held he hvs Mosday Of Fe ra.ry l-s1
" decree ~ prayed for III be- had .n ~ Dc san
u. sCoff bowELL.
Alto, my for HArtna A. X. AehlhSry
RANKIN n MCGkAkY
Aucvseys ~ Chasies p. and Elizabeth A. Bl.is
no. IA 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

RATCAELOkB celebrated HAiR DYE = tAs Bed
~ - ~ World Th~ only Hraksss frss 90 Asts
atts Dye tnsvs This spIendte Hais Dyeis NsrfScs-
rh~nges Med. kasy Gray HAIR Instantly giass3
6is>t ~ Nssfrsi Dvses without o3u rinf the Hal,
pars frs-A .nss frrgssstiy rsssorns IL pss.xid.
opi0F, and fcesioes The III sneels ot He'd yes. IL
tS~n usr signed wiLliAa 4. BAIGsELoa, I'll eshsrs
sFo mere tnsa and sAouiA b svviAe<. os4d u
I'll Druegisss, he. HACTOkr-el BAacLAv -k1nsr1
wev yort. BAsensloaI Hsv TeILsf CBRaA son
DnkssiHs TIE HAr1- USdAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
NOTICE.

To John B KsisAs, = Hipnsn, W CovIss Win.
an Weed, h Sosd, W Ford sibyI A Kirby.
knsy Hsps,bsk C Finch, n n Finch, Hasbt HsA-
best, 0rsu Hubbard. syisa ssryksr. wAahinstos
rAryker:
fos are hereby notified that there 10 nov on die
10 the o6se Of Tie Csra Of The U.ssies Court Of 20
csnty, lows, u k.oknt, pst.ion Of Thomas Ds IL
claiming u ,ou John B. Knight w. p. CovIes H. 3
Hihmsn- 3. X, sord, d. VI. fosd aud wiiism l.. Wocd
tne sam o. Three Hn Ddred and Eight and le-ioo
D ii4Fs 9Th Ten PR cent. interest per snnum nay
BILE Annually, ~ money due Q psom issory note
s>eosed ~ mofrgsxe ma ie By the sa.d J. Knisht
10 The said b. Hinmaa and W CosIe- aud since
assigned TO the said Thomas Davis. stso claiming
against each 81 Jon The foreclosure Of sad oorgnse
thr same DeinG .pon La is IN HI, mSn tor i,
-utdivs'an OF the s-w Z Of see q, Township sS.
Range 5 ees, L<s county ioss, aud ,ura@r asklls
tor ms sale ofrad premises and general isli T.
Aud unless you appear and sns~ ~ said petition
On or befDre noon OF the second day OF the next
tern Of eaid Court to he kegsn and holden on toe
nra Mond' Of February A. D., ie64 . default iii
De entered sgains you, and iudgoelt ndefea mere
On % prayed for In said petit,oa
NOBLE STRONG
noT@-dAw Attorneys for PiaintiR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
n tss ssssssAss.,
New HoPk MavlkeS,


Nov Yert, Nov. -.
Cdsson-3Das BITTER. but soeswhas irregular. sale,
at 7sosoc for Kidding Uplandl
vious~sDioc better more doing ssles II @ asda
% % for Extrs state; q 4s0er IS Extra r. n o.
es coots - rfsAs Dsaads, shs nashst eios.ss o,.,
and.scs. seay - Aym.
~htsksJ-Aarkst more active and armer. Sale, q,
Es76.,
Wheat Market opened lde7c bstier Win s.i, b.s,.
sess bss esoseA dsi buyers generally rsfusins 70 pay
any sdvanss. ealss d Noel - fss CAlsavs sprpr
u 4oSei ~ for Ailwssks< Clab; q al1sl 6 Ar
Amber Aasaekses u leooi - for wlnse, Rsd
Western.
cosn-iSse better and market dull salss u q q
Tor Shipping Mixed 10 Store
0as-l02c better and fair busnas,. a.l.. :, ser
Do for W~stsrn ard state.
Wooi-s,ssdy asd nrm. 1851
rost-hers aes,vs and sh.ds arnsr. sa,>s q
sis 90 for old nfss, els is0ls is< Tor new me.
Bacon s'dss-oaiss and uncAansed
Bs%f-eseady
L-r-Duii and unclaimed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

NOTICE OF CORONER'S SALE

- \. G.. Hedges sEd Margaret Hedfes. s-d others
You are hereby ncttteN tbss ~ yIf ue o. hpecsal
Execution 10 3ir~xt.d issasd bJ the Clerk OF III.
District Cart vi lse iosa. ksasa& bs-rfne
dssn S-vrmbsf thr 4ih A. IL iE3 Iae fsv a Jam -
Lee AID nSt y q Hedges. aBf ALTO . deere
srAinst ssRsf~t Hedge I'D ols ~. h-vs iet i- AZ
ard ADJ 30 for sale, ard wla -eii Ne
ih- Ctsrk's Nee OF the Distis i qour L-~ C<rn
ty, iess. ~ k.okrs, oB the IS D., OF Decesb~s
u 1863 bstv~ep IT, b. mrs of o o'Iioet A. u. and
O'clock NJ eon mentirg n : s'etSk n. Of sad
~, tte fsIsos ing described prrpf-%y, ta-.u: La
thfe~ III Ia Hse, handsea sud eght (ioel in IL
Gfty 81 keotns. Lee tean'y. Iowa.
Give NADER my hand this alt dAy Of November
A. u ie.3. TH0s. MARTIN,
p.v2f-dtd Coroner OF Ire Coasiy, 1ova.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Baltimore Nov SC

The American says We have opened q
correspondence with Commissioned Ould
which may probably lead to the est ablish-
ment of some systematic arrangement for
the care and sustenance of our uofortu-
nate prisoners at Richmond, until such
time as = change may be effected, with
the conviction that there IS neither = suffi-
o'ency OF food at Richmond for the people
or the prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
LIVE STOCK.

Drovsresnd Farmers vii iAnd this he m tady.p-
taxeousroute for Live stock. CapacIops Yard, al,
vatered aud supplied With every conyenieaee have
beer opened On, tsconnect,ons andevery
..tsnlion ~ peiatotAeii wants. From Harrisbuyxh,
ana resting achoice H. offered oil the PHlLADkL
fHIA, NEW YORK and BALTlMoRE NAkKET,
thiswtlialso be found the shnrtesi quick est . nd
most direeirouttforS Stock o New Yorf-tvia Allen
towhi-and With fe werehs age than any other
kNOCH LEWIS .GeneraiSupt. Altoona Pa
Ill HoUPT, Gen Tick et AT Phlxdeiphis
II. II. HOUSTON, GepersT Freight Axen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

. Il Usnstsn. Chapss 1 L., Re,nes vfs.t...
Loess, N 1usnes, sssienee Of Patrick 3 Crnr..
Rasdsli. siam DteiFiee, Wood ward & Co
i1e once u the Clerk Of the Ui.trtct Coun Of L.
C.sn:,, is.., :. xsohut, The petition Of sepss, 7.
ILL Anyr fecv1 aLdC a. R~Sry. .oxscos y u
ed r Urnsssu The sum Of Five Hssdfed Dolisss
- coey ass On u - ksomissosy notes; snd also
eminshs - ~ Jon the foreclosure Of mort
saee upop Lottso l4I Block nve ISj in he seilioo
" VIM. b Williams aid heeyes ana P-ny 70 the city
" K~okuk Lee County, Iowa less the eet hal0 II
sajd lot hsch has been released
Unic.s yoa sppsar thsseso ssd defend before noon
the second day o. TIE February term lss4 Of aid
nieAesst Gan judgment snd decree will Dc rendered
srAfsk yos ther sen, By default
RANKIN McCRARY
nov30-d$v Attorneys foT PtaIut0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Washington, Nov. 3O-a:45 p. /,

Wa6hlnRtOn, NOV. SU--x:a0 p. n. I
The Republican, just issued, says up 70
this day there has been much fighting By
regiments, brigsdes, divisions and corps,
but there has not been general battle,
and while We have b.en worsted tempora-
rily 10 skirmishes, the result is that Lee
has been defeated aud has been gradually
failing back. and from present appear
ances will attempt to make . grand stand
at Hanover Junction or Gordonsville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
New York, Nov. 80.

A British brig reports that on Nov.
18th. IN Crooked Island passage she ~
a rebel privateer. bark rugged. chasing an
American side wheel steamer. The lat.
Ter was seven miles ahead and bad 40
eagle On her wheel house.
The steamer America, from Hilton
Head 25th. via Ssono Inlet s D. IN. oil
the Goth. has arrived with goverumen,
dispatches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Philadelphia, Nov. 80.

A long dispatch from Cincinnati 10
published here, giving details Of General
Grants operations. commencing on Mon
day Of last week, but containg iothing
later than General Meigs' account Our
losses are said officially not 10 exceed
5000. X
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

Passenger Trains
On and ssr september H. until forth.r notice. trains
viii
Leave KkOKUK Is ia. N and o. m
Leave fr. MADISON 4 90 an and 90 pm.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
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" Alt~f CcGner.
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district Cssrt OF Lee anty, Iowa. eukak the PC
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FEBRUARY. tadsaeni Of Partition wili ee renaers.l
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s.au WehiDgps Nvv.e 20.
.Rsfngess fsem Richnoad seceaay ~
rived within our lines, and now co06ned
in Carroll prison hero, furDish the follow
ing estimate Of the present foros Of Lae's
army: Essll's corps. now commanded
BY Farley, 10000 70 81, 900 infancy and
six batteries Of artillery; A. r. HilPs
corps, 20. 900 infantry and Eve batteries
Of artillery; Stuart's cavalry. 5000 men
and two batteries Of flying artillery; ma
king in oil Al 600 infantry, 5000 cavalry
and 70 cannon, provided the batteries are
all complete They also confirm the death
of the rebel Gen. Possy, and the state.
ment that Ewell has retired to Charlottes.
Vile on account of ill-hsalth.