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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Halifax, Dec. %.

The Asia, from Liverpool, 18th, via
Queenstown, 18th, has arrived. Her
dates are two days later. f9
Heenan's injuries were found 70 be very
severe, but no bones are broken. He had
received no internal injury. The bets on
the result exceed in amount any ever
made on any like occurrence.
The Times gives an editorial on the
affair, and says Heenan was game through
out. He tried to crush his antagonist
by dashing him to the ground. King
tactics consisted in striking a series of
sledge-hammer blows in the most promi-
nent parts of Heenan's physiogDomy, till
the latter was compelled from exhaustion
to surrender. The affair was over in q
rounds, and 35 minutes. There appears
to have been little science on either side,
but it was nevertheless fair stand Up
fight.
Tom Sayres was ono of Heenan's Sec
onds.
1t is reported the French Government
are preparing squadron for the Pacific,
with view of stopping the supplies Of
arms from California for Juarez.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

Charleston, Dee. 17.-Four shells were
thrown into ~ Sky Last sight. Our
batteries opened heavily and silsneed the
o6arisstos, Dso. 1s.-T esshslls wsse
fred at the city this morning. Our bat
teries kept mp steady FIRE on tbs enemy
who are engaged in obstructing the ap-
prcacheS to- yheir hatt>siesr on Atrfs
Island. There was some firing on Stono
to-day. -
Twenty-Five vessels, including the
IroOsides and four monitors, are inside
the Bar. 4 IN
Dalton, Ga, Dec. 17.-Gen. Joe John
ston is appointed to the command Of the
Tennessee army, heis expected here early
next week. Gen Hindman has arrived
and has taken command Of his old divi-
Gen. Sherman's corps has fallen back
from Knoxville. and passed through
Cleveland yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Report o. Gen. Averill.
R6fay, Podskontas Co.. Va,
Dec. 81. 1863.

To Nay. Gen. Aotleek: anfaasssE sasrs
/ hsve the honor to report thstI cut
the Virginia and Tennessee r. r. on the
10TH Asd have Arrived safely ct this
point with my command.
AT Saline three depots we're destroyed,
containing 1000 barrels Of -four. 10000
bushels Of wheat, 100000 bushels of
shelled corn, 50, 900 bushels Of oats, 1000
barrels Of meat, seven cords Of leather.
1000 sacks Of salt, 81 boxes Of clothing,
20 bales of cotton, q large amount of har-
ness, shoes and saddles, equipments,
tools, oil, tar and various other stores,
and 100 wagons. The telegraph wire was
cut, the tnrn table and three cars burned,
and the track torn up and the rails heated
and destroyed as much as possible in six
hours. FIVE bridges, several cnlverts de-
stroyed, over an entent of fifteen miles.
[Signed, w. w. AvEsrLL,
Brig. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Washington, Dec. g


Gen. McClellan's report was transmit
ted to the House to day. |. consists of
765 foolscap pages, and is divided into
four parts. He concludes as follows
shall not, nor can |, living forget that
when | was ordered to the comma nd of
the troops for the defense of the Capitol,
that tie soldiers with whom / had shared
SO much of the anxiety and pains and
suffering Of the war, had not lost their
confidence in me as their commander
They sprang to my csll with all their
vigor, discipline and courage. l ledthem
into Maryland fifteen days after they had
fallen back, defeated, before Washing ton,
vanquished the enemy on the rugged
heights of South Mountain, pursued him
to the hard-fought field Of Antietam and
drove him, broken and dispicited, across
the Potomac into Virginia.
The army had need of rest after the
terrible experience of battles and marches
with scarcely an hours repose, which they
had gone through from the time of leav-
ing for the Peninsula to the return to
Washington, the defeat in Virginia, the
victory at South Mountain, and again at
Antietam, AID it was not surpriziag they
were, in large degree, destitute of the
absolute necessities for effective duty
Their shoes were worn out, blankets lost.
clothing in rags-in short the army was
unfit for active service and an interval for
rest and equipments was necessary. When
the slowly forwarded supplies came I led
the army across the river renovated, re-
freshed and in good order and discipline,
and followed the retreating foe to posi-
ton where was confident of a decisive
victory. When in the midst of the move.
ment and while my advanced guard was
actually in contact with the enemy was
removed from command.
| am devou,ly grateful to God that my
last campaign with this brave army was
crowned with victory which saved the ma
ton from the greatest peril it had ever
undergone. l havesnot accomplished my
purposes.
II by this report the Army of the Pc.
tomac is not placed high on the roll of
tue htStotf Vi ttc dfultS Oh tue world, It's
deeds enable the nation to which it be-
longs to say it was always ready for bat
lie, always firm and steadfast and trust
worthy. never called on it ia vain,
nor will the nation ever have cause to at
tribute its want OF success under myself
or under other commanders to any failure
of patriotism or bravery. In that noble
body of American soldiers no one can Just
ly charge upon any portion of that army,
from the commanding General to the
private, any lack Of devotion to the SER
vice of the United States Government
and to the cause of the Constitution and
the Union. They have proved their feal-
ty in much sorrow, suffering and danger,
and through the very shadow of death.
Their comrades dead on all fields which
were fought have scarcely more claim to
the honor of a nations reverence than
the survivors to the justice of nation's
gratitude.
| The report covers the period from the
goth of July, 1861, to Nov. 7th, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
FROM ARKANSAS.
St. Louis, Dec. %.

The Democrats For. Smith special Of
the ed says the rebel force which crossed
the Arkansas, going northward, was un-
der Adair and Quantrel.
Capt. Shilmsn, with portion Of Indi-
ana troops, encountered them at Barren
Fork, Cherokee country, and fought them
four hours and routed them. Rebel loss
about 10. They fed in all directions.
but the remnants will doubtless reorgan.
ize. 1t is suspected their destination is
the Kansas border.
All quiet in front.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Contradicted.
Especial to Tribune.

Washington, Dec 2.
The paragraph ostensibly telegraphed
from Fortress Monroe, purporting to give
extracts from Richmond papers of the
10Th with regard to disabling the Iron
sides and two Of the Monitors, never
came over the wires from Fortress Mon
roe, nor has any any Richmond papers Of
the 18th been received there. General
Butler telegraphs tonight, adding be be-
lieves the whole story TO be canard.
The Cincinnati and Philadelphia tele-
grams about Longstreet are also pro-
nounced here to be inventions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
CONVERSATIONAL.
xxxvIIIth CoNGREss--First Session
Washington, Dec. IS.

SESATE-Wade introduced a bill rela-
tive to Members of Congress acting as
counsel or agents in cases IN which the
United States is defendant. Referred TO
Committee on Judiciary.
Wilson offered the following, which
was agreed 10:
Resolved, That the Secretary of War
be directed to inform the Senate whether
persons held TO service or labor BY the
laws of Delaware, Maryland. West yir.
gnia, Kentucky and Missouri. have been
enrolled according to tha provisions Of
this act for calling out the nstionsl furces
and other purposes, approved March 3D.,
1868, and if not, why such enrolment
has not been made.
Trumbull's resolution inquiring for
the names Of Major and Brigadier Gen
erals without commsnd larger than a
brigade, the extent Of their rank and pay,
of their several staff, with the amount Of
rations for each, a., was taken up and
adopted.
After an executive session the Senate
adj ourned.
HousK--The Speaker appointed the
following gentlemen as select committee
on the national bankrupt law: Spanlding
and Kelly. of Pa; Craven, Of indiana:
Hoover. of Mass; Frank, of N. Y. Nor
rison, of Ill.,; Thomas, of Nd; Jeneks, of
r. l.; and Chandler, of n. Y
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary Of
War, in compliance with Mr.. Cox's reso
luton transmitting the report of General
Mcclellan concerning the organization
and operations Of the Army of the Poto-
mac while under his command, and all
army operations while COMMANDMENT
Chief.
Cox offered o resolution that 600
extra copies be printed. Referred to the
Committee on Printing.
FentoB, frcm the Committee on Militia
ny Affairs, reported bill TO facilitate the
payment of bounties and arrears of pay
due for services of wounded and deceased
soldiers. Referred.
Schenck, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. reported bill to create a
bureau of Military justices also bill
to repeal part of the enrolment act, the
sole object of the bill being to unite the
two classes into one, to take effect on and
after its passage.
Fernando Wood said the enrollme mt act
was full OF defects and required such mod
fications as would ell up our failing ar
mics. He hoped that the pending bill
would not be acted upon at this lime, and
moved its reference to the Committee Of
the Whole on the State of the Union
Schenck, in reply, said the Committee
on Military Affairs would not report a
Repeating bill. They were, however, as
siduously engaged in considering amend
nents to make the act more effective.
Anthony offered preamble setting
forth that the act, commonly called the
CONSUMPTION Law, is oppressive. unjust
and unconstitutional, because it takes from
States the control of their own militia.
therefore,
Resolved, That the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs be instructed to bring in a
bill for the repeal of the act and the SUBJ
stltution of some constitutional and Just
bill for the immediate filing up Of our
armies.
Stevens moved an adjournment Of the
House. Carried. So the House, in pur-
suance OF the joint resolution is adjourned
until the 9th of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
sy TELEsRArH.I
new York Market.

New York, Dec. 70
Couon-whhoutd decided change.
Plour-0p sned quiet snd about Dc loser, closed
rather better. Sales At % 659s6 7j for Extra State
81 soSt7 70 fus Exrn X. H. o; q ~ for Trade
BIsods. -
"hiskey- Ooeped excited and frmer, but closing
quiet It 9s9g2.
wheat-8Asy a1d 12ao lover. Gales at 81 A9
u 80 for Chfsaso Spring 81 - for cid do. in store;
81 45s 81 50 Tor Milwaukee Club; 6l1t - Amber
Milwaukee Club; 81 s64ei 90 Water Red western;
u 4sgel 50 for old do; u 6l1eI 60 for Michigan;
o. 80 for White Mixed
Corn--tieayy and declining. eaIes y u 00e1 -
for saippiss Aaxaa Western Ia stare, chiefly u W
q 81 - saeat.
oats-shsse nrrner and In fair demand. Saiet at
80 sSc for western.
Wo9l--Pirm and IN fair demand
Pors-Frmer an In gc,d demand. Ssies ot6 Is Q
els u ~ ODD mesG a2i99e2 new Do; oI3 3oGefE
prime; . 10 . Is prime nssA- ~ 1
Beef-steAds-
Cut Meah-Quiet and hrm-
Bacon sipes-In fair request
Dressed Hogs-firmer, 7teEet.
Lard irmer, l24l3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

Washington, Dec. 22.

The House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day finished the Naval Appro-
pristioa Bill. Z Very little Reduction Is
made froa the estimates made By the
Committee. It WAS determined pot to
meet egain until after the Holidays.
The Senate to-day made the Poetic
Railroad Committee . standing committee
of that body Of nine members.
The Senate Judiciary Committee meet
tomorrow to take up the charges against
Senator Hale. More than one lawyer in
the Senate and House do not hesitate to
say they would rather resign their seats
than surrender their professional practice
in Washington.
Veteran regiments in the Army of the
Potomac are to receive their bounty money
Immediately. The first installment viii
amount to about $3.50 per man. The
number of men from the Army Of the Po-
tomac enlisted for the war is over TO-
600.
The sentiment Of Senators respecting
the $500 Exemption has wholly changed.
They will strike out the exemption clause
and not insert any amount in Its place.
The feeling is general that the army must
be filled up and the war vigorously pros
ecuted to an end.
Senator Wilson will soon introduce a
bill for the enlistment of soldiers 10 the
rehellious States persons SO enlisting to
enter any regiment now in the field from
loyal States they may select. The desire
is to get them into veteran regiments AID
at the same time to enlarge the field from
which the loyal States can draw troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
indianapolis, Dec. %.

The meeting of the State Central Com
mittee of unconditional Union men, inclu
ding War Denocratss to-day determined
to call a mass meeting to be held on the
ED and Esd Of February for nominating
a State ticket and selecting delegates TO
the National Union Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE -.

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ID ~ fAs Eerld The ohiy Hsrai0s. IRE - Rsls
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Staining Me skin. leaving the Hair Soft and Besutif
impars fresh vitality, frequently restoring lis preside
color. and rretdes the I'LL eaccs Of had Dyes Tie
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mere mutations, md should be AVOIDED. Sold by
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

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HlN COLLECTED DAiLY IT -
s. H A M / l. l.,
WH0I.ESALE GROCER. !.

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WH01.EsALE GROCER,
iooCerner Fourth and Main streets.
DAtIS CARS CRY ovyIcE,(
KsoKrK- Dsc p, 1869.
etzeqD6ce Arp xnpvlsless.s
PLoUK.s.peraLs - 90: sprins wheat sxsn
COIN MkAL-sl 90 . 100 D.,
81: s sSssHs ]; 3 ~ + = PSI.
wHEAT-F.ii 81 10; Spring ooca u 90 ? IA.
KYE-7o to 75c
GREEN ARPLRs- 6os to IL .f8 ktN
POTATOES IS s7oc; Retail 2bc per peck
BUTTER-comnon Toe; choise, II TO ale; retail,
20a25c.
ChfUKEss-s1 rs To q 20. as}A i
WHITE BkANs-Common to good IS to q 90
Prime Ssyy g asssa 90
HAY-Timosay ssoso. b.lss, sas %, Prairie
els o..
GROCERIES.
srGAR-Sex Orleans fair. Ise;- prime I3k;
choice Is. New York, q, 16tc; Hsv YORK, A, sIsc;
crushed powdered l-f
aOLAssEs-suEar House 7o27se; Golden syrup
s5ca 81 oq--very scavce Sorgnm So465c.
COFPBE-Ris s4osse; Jsvs ~; H
RICE-0S@lec A %
SODA-AmeffcA0s ~
soAP-Paim SIC. Panty &c GERMAN re.
CANDLEs-stsr 10 70 20; Mould, I2i to I4c.
TEaysyeysg re-; z .isssi ~ inesri..'sIss
foBACCo.-Dark Sweet, IS to zoe; Medium Brands
Csc 70 76c; Gold and Natural Leaf, DOC to ii 90
s sh.ss-ss;s e cng US q s.s.: '
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PRUIr-a.isins Is o09e5 IS.
sALT-Lake - 49at3 80.
PIsa--xo.i ssksse i, Mis-. 81 50 to sis g
g. 81 e = af i :s$ss $50.
Hlfssh No. White Fi.A D Is
sUNDRlES.
LgATHyR-sole JOG IS: Harness 44S4s.
HIUES-Dry FintI7 1916; Dry salted Is; grubby
hall price grssn "A 80 s. green s4eef peis l9cG
rs: green hog sxsss Ise.
sEEUs-Timothy,ee SO 10 IS; Flax, ~ %.
rKATHEKS-3544a.
chEEsh-fiambuS RI is to i6tc.
BsHf CATftE-axe xross IS - -
wUoI.-ctsan Tu6~ssaed SIS ~ soc; un~ashed one
bird isss.
81 55sei e5i Lara on, Csc to 81, Fish OIL u w.
FAT HoDs-s4 IS Eros..
kAGs-W ooleB i Cotton 2tc.
NEW GusSIEs--2is ~ 22B.
OLD hoA-ie y o.. Hfasslo Copper
srsHsssE.-on s.~Yer Philsde paia, Boston,
Clac4nnAil- ST. Loans at ,hsraso \ per cent. Tor
b.nksts FUNDS. Colo ~ 70 4 eesiE
DaY GOODS.
sHEETISGs * sHikTis6s-- 1olto <oe.
DkILLS-2s TO fee-
PELAis-A y - --e.
ukLAINs-.9 70 9ssc.
GISGffAaS-2s 70 zTlse.
IHAlA Tx * COATS s1aDL-9pc 70 III %.
sgEIS fhgEAD-eI % &c a 10.
PAgaExs q Mkeh. Daa-sakaE SO 10 3se.
skIxf BkAfD-5oc 10 81 ~
coasET JEANS = TO I've.
pESlas-99t 70 37tc-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Fort Monroe. Dec. %

1Sss 1AOuIOcs LEG. 70.
Richmond papers received this evening
have the following: :
Lynchburg, Dec. 1.-THE enemy, 900
strong, with several pieces Of artillery,
under Gen. Averill, left Salem last eve.
ming the way they came.
Charleston, Dec. t6.-Alf quiet. Gen.
beeuregsrd inspected Fort Sumter last
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Btfters.

They purity, strength, IN and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite
They are in antid0te to change OF water and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipsiion and late hours
They strengthen the sys.em and enliven the mind.
They prevent miafmsiie and intermittent fevers.
The purify the breath and acdity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhea, Cholera and CheleFl Moreus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong. anu are exhausted natures
great restorer They made OF pure st. Croix Rum
the celebrated Casaya Bark roots and herbs and are
taken with ID pleasure OF beverage. without regard
10 age or time of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant Sold BY
all trvcers, Druggists. Hotels and Sc oons
p DRAKE & CO., 2u2 Broadway. New York
Sold by Andrew j. Wilkinson,
te21-d&w6m No. % Asin.st.. Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

repeal T. 10 doIIn CLAUSE q On:
rollment aot.. g1 UTE
The draft, it Is said to-day, win take
phce On The 5th Of January. j
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

yatra Mt1r~.ny OFyirrss asS Sol nrys " ho ov err
tAx So vsl-s 49, srs sxr.sseA 10 hidden CHANGES
shoz "a hen. osTAf- ousy the Esrds : orosn
rarhss taxtuK prov Cd leir sficacr BY
t-.t IN rz.nv yee-s .re hs.hIy rcd n HaeidsI sDd
pfcscrlse ~ Physicians s1c Surgeons IN shs army,
sn4 haze rrr5vs ietirsa nials from mAny rziasnt
t0en.
said I,ru ard Dale,s in Medicines Ia III e
tteit,l si.te. al n.e.l Forrixa epunites 25 cents
per Of dos25-dkwIm
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[sY rxlEonAyH.l
New York Money Market.

New Yort, Dec. "a.
Money--ln brisk demand a. per cent.
Sterling kxehAnzc--Quie,. l63GiS5s.
Goid Ops ned ut Isl "a closed quiet and steady
u 1919 l32t.
6Syetnnient Stocks--Stsssy.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The $500 Clause.-.The Draft viii Fsr,
Place on tho 9Th Of January.
Especial to Post.J


The report that Gems. Schenck and
Garfield will resign their seats in Con-
gress and accept of commands is undoubt-
eddy untrue.
Senator, Wilson expresses the confident
belief that the present Osagrss VII NOT
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay "a, 1858.

F0T1CE.-To all persons having guns, revolver ;
pistols. munitions OF any kind for sale
ordered to sell or dispose OF the without Arst
obtaining permit from the undersigned by order OF
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this will liable 70 have
gooos conseated for the OF the Government OF the
United States. JOHN STANNUS,
may96-dtf Surveyor aud Collector.
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GHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP
Hambright. & Gilkerson,
seNS LATR -sH.ss
HANnRruHT q JOHNSON.

Mr.. yoAa Gilkerson has fecsptiy pafehased a in
ereet n the above popular and rst Glass Saloon and
you'd b happy neet AL hs lows acqsintanees aad
friends.
SALOON AND REsrAURANr,
30 ana 81 Fourth Street, St. Louis
- =. r. dolsJ ls5h IEA9
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Special Notifes.
nixEAsEs OF THE eEHI oUs. sE n
NAL. lhINANN AND NkNIAL

SYST N-Se~ snd reIaos~ IN asEl1nt-IE skrporis
Of tAs HON AID 4SSD1IABiJS-Sehi By nai 40
letter seA5psS, free OF eharEd Acafefs Df
J. ShrLLIN HOHasHfOs Hswsri Assoe lstson, No.
\ uia Slnth Street, Phil2deipata Pa.
aee2-5&w3a
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4 rxcLECTIr Co-e1. Co1p, AZ n
afrAvNp on soaE fRRtAT IL allowed
70 progress r~yuls. IN strtous Paim8n.
ayv pr u-ascni 4a3 AssdDAtte Diseases
isnsl.nes incnrAbie tRowNfs BRos
rur.E frocur~ -~aeh directly the AZ
iceis@l IL fts, and Z We AL ss5s, IN mediate
lr~gEef por BAustHIItt, ASTHMA. Ca
r.prH. ara Co.xrnrri-x 1ocsHs The
ii rock.ss arr usetui. HvnLsc SPEAK
ms ana SIxGAKs shohld tave The
frosh % Gear ana s;res g;bea hs
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: y y - = = y y
kighth below Coates 81. phiIad.

From Rev Warren Han1ol,.h. Psstorof the Baptist
Church CermaBlopn Penn.
nr. {. ". Jaeh cor nesr Sir: Persansl experience
enables me to say inst regsrd The German Bitters
prepared ty you Sc Il most excellent N edielEe. In
case Of severe cold sod general debility have been
greatly hiie9 b. the use OF the bhers aud doubt
not they W II produce sirisr effects others.
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
t4trrnaaIowr Pa.