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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
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Information Wanted.-Will the parents Of the little
IhlSn BOY who, for singlng Union song the New.
Haven cars had his conference beaten H. aud brutay
clicked by James Ii Hoyt Superintendent OF the NewYork
anu New.HayeD Railroad send their address TO UMANllY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
FROM WASHINGTON,
Reports about Con. Mcade---Gcn. Butler
Takes Command Of the 18th Army
Corps.
New York. Nov. a

ANcW 1 YIN, NOV. 4.
The war correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, writing yesterday, says
reports were very prevalent last night of
fighting between Meade and Lee, but
they have received no confirmation nm to
the present hou
1t is now positively asserted by those
who have the best means of knowing that
Meade has imperative orders to bring on
battle, and in the event of failure to
do SO he will be certainly superseded. -
The orders are said to have come from
Haleck; and further, they are backed BY
the President.
Up to yesterday, however, it is known
there was no preparations for forward
movement on the part of Meade. but on
the contrary, he seemed inclined toward
the maintenance of defensive position.
The rebel forces along the Rappahan-
mock had been considerably reduced, and
any offensive demonstrations on their mart
were not visible
The same correspondent writes that It
is understood here that the orders to Gen.
Gilmore and Dahlgren are to continue
the bombardment of Sumter till not a YES
tage of itremains. With the artillery now
employed against the Fort, its total de-
struction is believed to be certain.
Maj. Gen. Butler left Lowell TO-DAY to
assume command of the 18th army corps
and the department of Virginia and North
Carolina, to which he has recently been
appointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
FROM CHARLESTON.
The Rebels to be Driven from Sumter
Smelling the City---What Deserters
Say.
New York. Nov. 4

New York, Nov. 4.
A Folly Island letter of the Goth, to
the Herald, speaking of the re-opening
OF the bombardment on Sumter. says
from all our sources of information we
judge the intention of the enemy to be
the erection within the battered walls OF
Sumter of sand battery, similar to
Wagner, but unlike that work secure
from approach by sap or parallel.
The present plan Of Gilmore, it is be-
lieved, IS to prevent the contamination
Of Beauregard's plans, and if necessary
to level the foundations of Sumter to the
waters edge.
Moultrie and Johnston have SO far di.
recied their shots against Battery Gregg,
but the accuracy of their fire has been
entirely destroyed by guns which we have
trained upon them.
On Tuesday the fire of one heavy rifed
gun between Gregg and Wagner was d.
rected at the spire of st. Mary's Church
in the city of Charleston, and at least
three shells exploded in the city.
Whether they were successful in accom-
pllshing any injury is not yet known
The general belief is that our batteries
will succeed in utterly destroying Sumter
and driving from it the diminished garri.
son now holding it..
Deserters from the enemy acknowledge
fear among the rebel soldiers that we
will yet get into the city
Those who closely watched the fort
Monday morning, say a steamer took
from the fort to the city large number
of troops Immediately after our batteries
opened on it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05

18th corps about eleven c'clok, whik pass
ing two steep wooded hills about one hum
bred and City feet in hight. reed lived >
volley from . rebel force which had occu-
pied and entrenched their submits. After
dark four regiments assailed the east hill,
and without firing . shot, steadily adj
vanced by the light Of the moon and drove
the rebels out of their riAe-pits and down
the slope of the hill. Thirty.ons dead
soldiers attest the difficulty of the assault
and the valor of our troops. When these
hills were taken, they marched to the
assistance of Gen. Geary. who had held
his position. and Longstreet was driven
back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
FROM MISSOURI.

St. Louis, NOV. !.
Returns from the interior of the State
come in very slowly. Towns along the
North Missouri r. R. and the M issouri
river, between Jefferson City and Kansas
City, as far as heard, give Conservative
majorities.
tn Green county the Radical majority
is 200. The soldier vote will swell 1t to
500.
Laclede county, SO far as heard from,
gives Radical majority of about 200
The soldiers in this county are uuani-
mously Radical.
Large Radical gains over Boyd's vote
for Congress last year are reported
throughout the southwest.
Warren County-Conservative major
ity, II.
buchanan County-Conservaiive ma
jority, goo.
Franklin County-Radical majority,
600.
Returns are insufficient yet to base an
opinion as 20 how the State has gone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
FROM BURNSIDE.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.
The Bulletin has received the follow
ing dispatch:
Cincinnati, Nov. There is nothing
new from Gen. Burnside. We have pos
session of Tuscumbia, Ala. There has
probably been severe fight in that quar-
ter between Gen. Sherman 8 forces and a
heavy rebel force sent there to dispute
his passage.
The Bulletin also has the following dis
patch:
Cincinnati, Nov. 4-Rebel guerrilas
are very active in Western Kentucky
On the Cd inst. they captured two trains
of cabs near Mays6eld, and are doing
great damage to the R. r. There is a
force of about 1900 guerriIlas there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05

Il Washington, Nov. 4.
The Richmond Examiner Of Monday
contains the following: lk
Charleston, Oct 3l.-The enemy's fire
on Sumter last night continued furious
and incessant from the land batteries
This morning. about 4 o'clock. . portion
of the wall fell in, burying beneath the
ruins some men, believed to be Of the
18th Georgia and 25th South Carolina
regiments Thirteen are missing.
The second dispatch gives their names,
and adds that they were buried by the
falling in OF the barracks on the south face,
where they had been placed in position
for mounting the parapet in case of an
assault.
A fierce bombardment has been kept
up all day on Sumter from the Monitors
and land batteries. Up to o'clock this
afternoon no further casualties have oc-
Cured. Over 200 shots were fred in
twcnty-four hours.
Charleston, Nov. 1.-The bomba rdmenl
of Sumter continued without intermission
last night and to-day. This {. fternoon the
shots averaged four per minute. The
firing has been from two Mouitors-two
heavy and two light rifed .guns at Fort
Gregg, 1O.inch mortars at the middle bat
terry, and four rifed guns at Wagner.
On Saturday they fired 443 riaed shots;
sc from the Monitors and 373 from NOR
tars. Mortar fuses are cut so as TO ex-
| IL -, fun of
the report.
Saturday night seventy rifed shots were
fired and thirty-three mortar shells. The
fire of the land battery was directed chiefly
at the southwest angle of the fort. The
flag staff was carried away twice, but
speedily replaced. The flag was so cut
to pieces that the battle flag of the 18th
Georgia was use instead.
The casualtie on Saturday were two
killed and four wounded The lombard
ment is still severe.
1t was understood yesterday that 600
yankees had landed at Newport News,
This is doubtless the first step in the new
scheme which is to astonsh Yankeedom,
confound the rebels, take Richmond. and
crush the rebellion.
The gallant Mosby is again in the sad
die. On Tuesday last he made foray
upon the Yankees within a mile Of Gen
Meade's head quarters, near War renton,
killed three, wounded several, and cap
tured thirty-six white Yankees, some
eighteen or twenty black. and one hun
dred and thirty mules and horses.
The Lynchburg Republican, learning
tina. some 5000 Yankee prisoners are tc
be sent from Richmond to that city,
strongly protests, and says we don 7 want
them here; We have got as many people
now among us as can possibly be supplied
with food, and to have 5000 voraciou.
Yankees added to the number would make
general starvation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
Washington, Nov. 4,

The brief oeicial statement from Ma;
Gen. Thomas relative to the recent fight
at Wauhatchie. has already been publish.
cd, but the following from Quartermaster
Me'gs dated Oct. 2sth, possesses sddi-
tional interest.
Last night the | 18th corps entered upon
their central cam aign by going some four
miles up, the Lookout valley and being
attacked ~ Longstrsst's forcss, The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
9prriolNofiffs.
STATE OF IOWA:


ADJurAHr GEHaRALf oyvrcR,
Davenport Oct %, 1e6s.
os.srai Order Ne 1876.
|. No details for any parpose Will b msde ~ Any
Captain the southern Border Brigade unless on spe
csl written orders fon this department special
written orders from Lieut.. Col Wall Of Keokuh, Lee
coany, Lieut.. Col. Tannehill, of Ccntreviile, Ap
panooee county, or Lieut. Col. Eears OF Sidney Free
mont county.
II. AllCsptains Of the Southern Border BriEade,
and all Captains Of companies Of militia within the
respective distriets ofLt. Col Walt 1t. Col. Tame
bill, and Ii Col sfaS. will report 70 them on or be-
fore December les3, the numoer kind and condition
Of arms In tbsr possession the number. kind and con-
dton Of ali seoatremenis, The amount and quality Of
all kinds Of ANN untion, and the amounts and condi
.iop of any other State property their pessssion
III. 1t. Col. WALL L. Col. ranoehiil. and 1t. COL
Scare will cause these returns to be PROMPTLY made
and for ward the same TO this Office
". All bonds for arms, &c, in the hands Of Lieut.
Col. Wall 1t. Col. Tanneh L. Col. Sears, or acting
Quartermastes Cieghorn Of Keokuk, will 1t once be
returned 70 this once with all Information In their pos
session In relation 10 the responsibility OF the sgners
| OF said bonds.
" All Captains OF the Southern Border Brigade,
and all Captains Of ctmpapirs Of militia within the
district Of The Ia. Colonies h.renbefors PANIED, vii
also forward copies of their reports made to said It,
Colonies. to this once
VI. The Captains Of all other militia companies 10
this State. outside said districts, and all oacers oil
the Northern Border Brigade will report directly TO
this once the points In relation TO arms &C
cou,remeu,s and munition, named in paragraph III
ofthese General Orders
| VII. Acting onartermsser cieghorn viii report to
this Office the came points named In Paragraph III
these General ORDERS In relation TO avms acquire
mens and arm nun ition nj Keokuk and Burlington
| VII. Quarermaser Lewis II. Smith, OF the North
srn Border Brigade will report to this ofhcc the
same point. In relation arms, &C.. which were In
possession Of companies which we're cisbsnded, ofths
Northern Border Brigade.
TX Anything In General Orders Ne. 100 Of THU
Department October H. 1852 Inconsistent with ihes,
/ General Orders Is hereby revoked
! BY order OF the Comm snder-iu-Chief,
n. b. BAKER
| Adjt. Gen. and A q. Gen. OF Iowa.
J poy4-dSt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
octqs-14v
I TINTED STATES MARSHAL's

UhIIEp STATES AMERICA
DisTRNT Iowa.
BY virtue II execution to directed Issued ~
the Clerk OF the District Court ef be United states sr
the southern division OF the District of io~a wherein
}. B. Ficslin is plainaG and Nathaniel g Hedges .
defendeni, have levied upon and Will seiLto me
highest bidder, 81 public auction, ct The door OF he
Coart House In heosnk. Ice county lows 60 tas -oIh
day Of November, 1863. between the hours OF ~
o'clot k, A. NJ. aud O'clock P Of sad day, the
foosnz property to- wit Part 81 Lot No. % sttr 10
Block No 81 mencinE the Garner az said Let,
At the corner of Third and Exchange streets thence
along the lire of bird STREET right angles 10 EN-
change street co. fert thence right angles 10 Third
street towards Second STREET. 40 feet, thense on
straiehi lice TO Exchange so) thence al hs
the line OF Exchspee street 40i feet TO the place o. ee
ginning, IN the City Of k,,kuk, Lee county. iowa
also parts 81 lois Ne. ~ AMI (s) in Block ID com
meneIBg the line of said Int III ON lhifd street
ls2I feet from the alley in said Bipek rnn,fe hence
towards Exchange street 1921 feet ard toI lhches-
thence rieht Thru street sevtbi -nVe ieei
f5 thence parallel 10 hrd street towards Johr son
siret 2nl feet and lel inches thence IN ditect line
Third street TO place Of beginning seventy i've
feet Isl in the City of kexkuk Lee County Iowa.
Taken and levied upon as he property OF NatbHniel
G. Hedges to satisfy said writ o execution.
IL. NJ. HOAiE. u s. Marshal,
BY y. FULTON, Dkru1Y.
Keohuk, October 81, 1868 -1d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Washington, Nov.
The following has boo. /,

Washington, Nov. 4.
lhe following has been received here:
To Major. Gen. Halleck:
Major Gen. Granger reports from Nash.
vile that he senta detachment of cavalry
from that place under Col. Shelby to pur-
sue Hawkins and other guerrlias. Ha
overlook Hawkins near Pinney Factory.
and routed and pursued him to Centre.
vile, where he made another stand and
was routed and pursued again until his
force dispersed.
The rebel loss was fifteen or twenty
Killed and sixty-six prisoners. Our loss
was slight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!

pATCHELoR'S eelebrstee HAIR DYE 10 tas Beer
II ~ Tia Work. The only Harziess, Irs< a.x Rsis.
able Dye known This splendid Hair Dyefs Perfect
changes Red, Rasty Gray hair, instantly to clear
BLart or Neutral Brsrs without injurinr the Hair Or
Staining The skin, leaving the Hair sof, and Beau,,u
parsfresh vitality Frequently restoring its preside
color, and ree,aee the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes The
Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BA TcHE LOB all Others
are mere mutations. and should be avoided Sold B.,
all Druggists, &c. FAcTGRY-sI BAaeLAY-srs.rr
New York. BArcHrLoRs SEw TosLsr csv-A ron
phEssise TER HAIR JysdAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
New York Elsetien.

New York Nov. 4.
Twenty-eight counties in this State give
Depew (Union) for Secretary Of State,
$500 majority and thirteen counties
give 90, $50 majority for St. John. Dem
ocrat. Union majority in forty-one
counties 24,a5o, with eighteen counties to
hear from.
The vote in this city is as follows:
Secretary of State-St. John Democrat
42.l72; Depew (Union) %, 19O.
The Herald states that Col. Wood
(Union) is elected Mayor of Brooklyn
by 1000 majority.
New York, Nov. 4-Noon.-1n Brook
Ign Woods (Union) majority is 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
Large Union Gains in Illinois.

st. Louis, Nov. 4.
A dispatch from Springfield, His, gives
the following results of the county elec-
tons in that State yesterday:
Springfield 1873 Union majority; De-
catur POI Jacksonville 49l; Blooming
ton 562; Quincy 81 Democratic major
ity; Joliet PSI.
These majoritles show large Union
gains, which will doubtless obtain through
out the entire State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
DRY GOODS.
BY TELEeRAPB.t
Now York Market.

New York, Nov.4.
Cotton-Market dull and heavy. Sales at e2c@s3e
for Kidding Upland.
Flouf-Dan dan heavy for common Sales 1t &c o.
0s6 10 for Extra State; 81 2597 20 for r. H. O.
Wheat-Receipts liz, 755 bush. Market lie better.
Sales 1t u s2@$i 81 for Chicago Spring; 81 aaa
80 for Milwaukee Club; u ses 81 IL for Amber
Iowa; 81 3s9sl IS for Winter Red Western.
Corn-Receipis ], 4sa bush. Market heavy and lower.
Sales At 81 05 in store.
Oats-Msrket Arm. Sales at 6Ik@e3c
Pork-Firmer Sales atsls sak0sIs ST. for old,
ei7 lax for new mess.
rd-Steady. salss nj 1Isanic.
Whiskey-Quite Arm. Sales at 6ia6sc.
Groeeries-Firm, but quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
Sale Of 5-2os.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.
The sales of 5-sos to-day reached
S3,l0i,63O. Deliveries of bonds in MOD.
crate amounts are made on subscr;n,;ons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John II Gag administrator, ard Msfy Craig
widow, and kuua Craig. Aihsfi Craig. Nsry Anra
Craig. George Cfsi@ ans James Craig minor ehiGre
ri Jsmes Gag decreased.
You are hereby DcIiaed that there Is new file in
the Office Of the CLERK Of IT, District Cauri u Lee
county Iowa ct Fort MAIDS on, petian srd smenaed
petition % Hiram BsTnes cIaimre adsUis ri gals ST
you John II Cr~ig administrator, ferth. sum o. Three
Thousand Daliars. ard ter per cent interest frou $
or August, 1850 upon soar AerEaga " ChB-les Nss1n
upon Lots siS 81 and seYen Il, Black uIre ~ IN
Msson's UPPER sadifiuu ,h- cts of KeekHk, vs.,
and as against al Of raid above nsmei ~ vudsnts
claiming the sale OF said bots pay sails des e.,
the extnguishment Of all equity u redemption. . ID
for eenerai r, lief
Now, each OF yoT must appesr and snswer ssld pet
iion hy noon OF the second dsy Of the .erm II
said Court, be held at n0rl adson The first Nor
day of December A. D., 1868. or Judgment wl,l be
had therein against you BY defapit
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct23-34w Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Rebel Raid in Kentucky.

Cairo, Nov. q.
From official sources we learn that a
party of rebel cavalry, GOO strong, made
raid on Mayfeld, KY, on Monday, the
"a instant, where they robbed every
store, broke up the railroad and DESTROYED
the rolling stock. 1t is also reported that
number of our people were taken pris-
oners, among whom were the Hon. San
derson, Nj. c., and E. b. Furgeson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
Affairs at chattanooga---Hooker'. fight

FhlIaueIphIa, NOV. T. :
A dispatch from Chattanooga to the
Bulletin says all is quiet. In the recent
fight of Gen. Hooker the rebels were Sc
verely punished and did not resume the
fight. Gen. Hooker at once strongly en-
trenched himself all along his lines. Gems.
Grant and Thomas we're with him on the
18th ult., and thought him safe. The
rebel batteries on Lookout Mountain
played on him all day without doing any
harm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
New York Nov a

Latest returns from the city indicate
the election of Bosworth, (Union) over
McCunn Dem. for Justice of the Supe-
nor Court. The vote is-Bosworth,
3i,eS9; McCunn, 1884, and five dis.
tricts to hear from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05

SURVEYORS oFVTCRj
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay q, 1853.
EOTIcE--To all persons having guns, reviewers
pls,o,s, nunitons Of Of any hind for sale are
cell dispose Of The same without nrst
obtaining perm Il from the Gndeuieped by order Of
the Special Agent OF the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this will be Liable have such
rooc, counscsted fcrthe the overnnept q The
UrIted States. JOHN SfASfCs,
msyS--dlf sarv-yor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-05
From Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. 4.
Governor Andrews has decided to call
asPecia' session ofthe Legislature to meet
on wednesday to consider the matter of
Offering additional bounties to volunteers