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The New York herald., 1863-01-25

UkN oNoN OASERoS lRARHBD-A NICE CASE
OF 4 BARGAIN AND SALE 6n DEMOCRATIC
vorE-We publish this morning very curious,
astonishing and instructive statement from 7.
Jefferson Boyer, member Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, showing Che modMs cperondi Of
Gen. Cameron to obtain The single. democratic
vote required in said Legislature to elect bin 70
the United States Senate, sod how completely
he was taken in and done for. Mr. Boyer, n
seems, deliberately threw himself 10 the way Of
az offer, and from third person, ia behalf Of
Gen. Cameron, he soon received q nbble to the
tune Of i've thousand dollars. Next, from Gen.
Cameron himself, the premium for Boyers vote
was raised TO ten thousand, thea TO fifteen, and
finally to twenty thousand dollars, with promises
Of liberal considerations for an indefinite time
TO come. II further appears that Gen. Cameron,
having clinched the bargain at twenty thousand,
became communicative on the subject Of his
great success. He would return to the
Senate. and would not only be the master Of
that body, but Of the government He antic-
pated the independence OF the rebellion.
South, which would leave an open field and a
free course for grand ambition as the head
manager Of bis party ia the North.
Tie SEQUEL shows that General Cameron
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
NOTICE 10 PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

Twenty thousand rsams Of good paper wanted. Sise
62x4s Apply ~ the HERALD office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Now York, Sunday, January a5, 1889
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
Rumor Of Blunt's Capture.

st. Louis, Oct. 8.
The Democrats special says intelligence
having reached FortScott of 40 attempted
attack on Fort Smith by the rebels, Gen.
Blunt left for the latter on Sunday last.
The rebel General Cabell, with about
q thousand men, crossed the Arkansas
river east of For. Smith, on the lst, and
joined Cabell at Croskin Prairie, No., and
determined to make a raid into Kansas or
Missouri.
To repulse this movement all the cav
airy and batteries in Kansas district were
sent TO Fort Scott.
A letter from Fort Scott of the 7lh
says Lieut.. Taper, of Blunt's staff. had
just arrived and reports all the staff aud
body guard had been captured Also
a command under Lieut.. Pands, at Bax-
ter's Springs. 1t was uncertain whether
he had escaped.
The rebels are under Quantrell, Hun.
te: and Gibbon and were marching toward
Fort Scott
There was no danger of that post being
taken, however, it being abundantly strong
to resist any attack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
PEACE REPORTS DENIED.

A Herald Washington dispatch says,
Notwithstanding the denial of Washing
ton papers, it is fact that for two
months past the question of a settlement
Of the difficulties between the North and
South has been under consideration in
Washington and Richmond.
The Iribune's Washington special says
the Herald's statement that peace propo-
sitions have been introduced in the Wash
ington Cabinet, is denied By the very
highest authority.
The Tribuncs special also says If we
may trust intelligence from Richmond,
rebel leaders are not only providing Bragg
reinforcements. but are also sending him
large siege material.
During the last two weeks guns of
extraordinary size have been sent him,
it is thought, for the purpose of erecting
batteries on Lookout Mountain, which is
said to be in possession of the advanced
guard. The rebels thought if their bat
teries would reach Chattanooga it would
make the place untenable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE. Pascbal
says that, wearied with the investigation
Of Chrlstiahaty, which, though they make
the truth Of revealed religion in the high.
est degree probable. still do not amount
to mathematical certainty, he submitted
the teachings of Christianity to his own
inward nature, and found there promnt
response, whose verdict he could no more
doubt than he could his own existence
a book SO infinitely superior as il the
Bible to every other in its adaptation to
the wants of the soul, to the tempted the
heart-broken. the dying, to universal hu.
mainly in all its conflicts, sins, and woes.
carried its own evidence of Divine origin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.


The Democrats Vicksburg special Of
the 30th says Joe Johnston was at Can.
ton, Miss, With 1900 troops, and it is
supposed designs to prevent reinforce
ments going to Rosecrans.
Gen. Steven d. Lee has 1000 rebel
cavalry near Vicksburg.
Johnston says their victories are useless
unless they can crush Rosecrans before
reinforcements reach him
The Memphis-Atlanta Appeal, speak
ing of their success at Chattanooga, SAYS
we shall now be recognized. Our sue.
cess will raise Vallandig CHAM, and he will
be elected
Gov. Yates, Of Illinois, has appointed
the last Thursday of November day of
Thanksgiving
Headquarters here received information
of Coffee's and Shelbv's raid into Central
Missouri. From Warsaw they moved
northeast with the design of striking the
Pacific Railroad at Lamine bridge, burn
that structure and destroy the road.
Gen. Brown, commanding the Central
district was at Clinton, Henry county.
yesterday, in pursuit of the rebels.
A force was also moving up from
Springfield, and another from Lebanon.
which will push the enemy so closely
they can hardly do much mischief.
Gen. Totten left here last night for
Jefferson City to take command in person
OF the force intended to meet the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Oct 6

deHiuStou, Ott- y.
1t is ascertained that none of General
Rosecrans' very latest dispatches, which
are to the evening of the 9th, mention
anything relative to the situation abou.
Chattanooga. All of the references are
to military duties.
The other dispatches, however, recent
iy received by the Government, speak of
events In that quarter and are from Gen
Meigs.
Gen. Sherman, commanding the Fiji
tenth Army Corps. reports TO headq uar-
tiers that many OF the best inhabitants OF
Mississippi are now clamoring for peace,
on terms accepl able to all who do not aim
st the destruction of that par, of the Uni
ted States. He thinks, also, that no Fed
eral army would be required TO visit the
interior of that State.
The following dispatch has been re-
eeived a. headquarters:
Fortress Monroe, Oct. 8.
Nay. Gen. Hall:
have the honor TO report thu. the ex-
petition sent out on Sunday. IN der Gen.
Wistar, 10 hunt up or capture the guer-
rillas and boats crews, engaged By the
enemy in Matthews county. has returned,
having in the main accomplished its OBJ
ject.
-Four rebel naval officers, thirty FIVE
men and twenty FIVE head OF cattle belong
ing to the Confedera,es, together with
horses, mules and arms, were captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

The headquarters Of the 10Th army
corps, under Gen. franklin, and part Of
the 18th army corps, under Gen. G. C.
Washburne, are at Camp Bisland, City
miles from Brashear City. They have
met no enemy as yet. 81
Foraging parties have gathered up large
quantities Of mules, horses and cattle,
but the plantations are generally de-
serted.
The advance of the army WAS delayed
on account of distractions in Bayou
Teche. The Instructions we're blown
up, and the bayou is now open for steam
ers to navigate.
On the Esd raid was made on the
telegraph Office situated opposite Donald
sonvills. BY band of guerrillas. Four
teen men Of the l4th New York cavalry,
and the telegraph operator, Mr.. Allen,
Of lllioois, were captured.
This expedition was set on foot to clear
the country in that neighborhood. They
left Carrolton on the night of the Goth
by steamboat, about 1000 men strong,
under Brigadier General Burbridge. He
accommodated the whole country to the
Amite river without meeting the enemy,
and returned to Carrolton on the 28th
without any casualty.
Lieut.. Earl, of the 4th Wisconsin, in
command of squad of men, marched to
Baton Rouge on the Goth, and as far as
the Amite river. He captured fourteen
prisoners. Among them were the noto-
rious Col. Hunter and Capt. Perry, GU
errilla chiefs.
1t is known that Gen. Logan. rebel, is
on the east side of the Mississippi river,
eight or nine miles below Mergafizie bend,
with SUoo men, four pieces of artillery
and is reported to be moving to Liberty
where the rebels are concentrating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
New York, Oct. 8.
The Herald has the following:
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,l
Dat g

The Herald has the following:
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,l
Oct. 8.
During the last "a hours indications
point to a collision between the two ar.
mics, but / doubt if any will speedily oc-
cur. 1t vas thought yesterday and night
before there was danger Of an at
tack and preparations were made to meet
it, but quiet prevailed since.
The report telegraphed to the press
from Washington that rebel brigade oc-
cupied position north Of the Rapidan is
incorrect. Our forces picket the entire
north bank of the river to it's confluence
with the Rappahannock. A single rebel
brigade or division would necessarily bring
on conflict.
The army was paid up to September
LIST.
The best feeling prevails in the army,
and Refreshments for two years men is
going on rapidly, and it is intimated two
thirds of the Army of the Potomac will
re-enlist.
The following was in the Richmond
Examiner of the 9th inst:
Gordonsville, Oct. 3.-The report that
Meade had sent two army corps to Rose
Grams and was preparing 10 fall back, is
contradicted.
Our scouts say but one corps was sent
to Rosecrans and no indications of falling
back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
BRAGG HEAVILY RnINroRozD.
[Herald's Special.
Washington, Oct. s.

Washington, Oct. 8.
By latest private advices from the
South, it appears Bragg's army has been
reinforced since the battle Of Ohicamauga
by the following troops: One division
from Richmond. commanded by Gen. Ar
mold EARLY; one from Western Virginia,
commanded by Gen. S. Jones; one from
Petersburg and Weldon. com anded by
Gen. Ransom; three brigade from Flor
ida, commanded by Gen. Howell Cobb /;
and three famous batteries from Lees
army, viz: Blod gett's, Cuts and Wal
toms.
In addition Bragg has his original
army, composing Of d. P. Hills division,
of Folks Corps, besides four divisions
from Mississippi, and one division from
Charleston one division of Georgia
State troops, under Gen Walker; one d.
vision from East Tennessee seven divis-
ions from Lees army, $4,000 Georgia
State Militia, under Gen. Wa yne; 5000
cavalry under Pillow, $4,000 cavalry un-
der Gen. Wheeler, and $50 pieces of arlil-
lerv. His whole force is estimated at
$4,000 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
TO CoNsUM PTIvEs.

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few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
Suffered several years with sev ere lung afee
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known 10 his fellow ~ eerers the means Of cure
To all who desire It. be will send copy Of the pres
cription used Gree Of charge with the dire rtons
preparing and using the same which they will nnd a
Ssrs care for cossrsrTIos, AsTHmA, BRoxcHrTrs
cosoHs, eoLos, DC The osly object Of the advertiser
N sendtDf ths pres eripiiSn 10 benefit the Afflicted
and spread informant n which Ne ooaeely-s u he In
salusDe and be hopes every nerer will Try this re
m@dy, ~ twill eos; them nothing and may prove 4
blessing.
rAiiss wishing the prescription viii please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Hnl'amsb urgb, KINGS Connty, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
From Chattanooga.
Nashville. Oct. 9.

NasuVllle, Oct. y.
Up to this time we have no news of
especial Importance, either of the doinps
OF our own forces or of those of the enc
my, as IN the neighborhood of Cbatta.
nooga railroad communication has not
been resumed. The damage to the rail.
road is greater than was at first supposed
Information has been received which
goes to show that the enemy has divided
his mounted force, engaged in the present
raid, into several attachments, and those
again into minor ones. Such detached
bands now iniest the mountains and
woods IN those neighborhoods, thus rem
derlng common road travel dangerous to
other than strong military commands.
Ielegraphic communication was still
interrupted to day between here and Ste
venson. Ala. 1t is reported it will be all
right again tonight.
l saw gentleman tonight who vas
made prisoner by the rebel force when
they were in the neighborhood Of Mur.
freesboro. This gentlemen saws the rob.
els intended to reach our railroad l;ns
some two days sooner than they did. but
owing to unforeseen causes and DELAYS. in
cldent tomoving thoir artillery, they we're
delayed, and had at least to make extra
efforts to get up ia time to cause their
movement to be a surprise, or effect their
object. He also says they admit Of hav.
ing failed to carry to full success their
main design, aud they DESTROYED the rail. |
read and bridges as much to protect their
retreat and for the sake of doing soma
mischief, as they did from any cons;der,
ton Of interference with Rosecrans, CO.
plies or reinforcements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
Sedalia. No Oct I

Sedalis. Mo. Oct. 8.
Information received here TODAY con.
'radicts the report of yesterday about the
slaughter Of citizens at Warsaw bv the
rebels. The number of prisoners killed
Is now said to be twelve, while mapv
think even this an exaggeration. It is
impossible to obtain the true statement
either of the lives lost or of property de-.
stroyed
The town has always been strongly
secesh, and it is, therefore, not probable
that any great amount of damage was
done.
The latest information places the rebels
about twelve miles from Syracuse. on the
Cole Camp road, where 1T is presumed
they will camp tonight. Their numbers
are estimated at 400.
Two pieces of artillery, under Major
Foster, skirmished with their rear Guard
to-day, wounding two, and capturing
three prisoners.
The military authorities are now using
every means to protect the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

Louisville, Oct. 9.
Our Nashville correspondent SAYS bu,
three buildings were burned BIZ the rebels
Shelbyville-the Court House aud two
others.
The town was plundered throughout.
and some 1000 prisoners are reported
captured. This is doubtful.
MAJ. Lester, 4th Confederate cavalry.
captured Capt Smith, Of Sberidans staff
Two Numbered and seven wagons. in
Guiding fifteen suffer wagons and 487
men, were captured at Waldrem Ridge.
ana oS7 men were captured at McMinu-
vile.
Guerrillas were reported on the Louis.
vile road.
Fears are entertained that Gallatin or
vicinity will be attacked.
1t is reported Pillow has been promoted
to Major General in the Confederate ser.
vice.
Louisville reports prevail of an engage.
ment and Federal success at Lebanon.
n.y.. but particulars cannot be procured
tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
STATE FAIRS IN CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON.
San Fancisco, Oct. Z.

Gnu duciecot Oct. &.
Export demand for general merchan-
die, for China and Japan, is unusually
large this season. The principal articles
exported in that direction are breadstuffs,
tobacco, hams, bacon, lard and cheese.
Twenty-four thousand dollars were
sent here to the n ational Sanitary Com
mission during September.
The usual Stale Fairs in California
and Oregon are over. They were es
pecially distinguished this year for the
variety of specimens of minerals from
the mines on this coast exhibited, and by
extraordinary Devotion to horse racing.
Agricultural and industrial matters gen
orally We're less regarded than at any for
mer fairs. The California fair, however,
awarded some very large premiums to
domestic manufacturers OF WOODEN goods,
printing, and boots and shoes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

been injured by the rebel batteries. and
yesterday other dispatches show the i'm
pregnable position Of Rosecrans.
No Official information OF the rebel
statement that two Of Rosecrans' pontoon
bridges over the Tennessee had been car
ried away.
Tsleg1phic communication has been
restored between Nashville and Stevenson.
Special to the World, says Govern
ment is once more in communication with
Rosecrans. Gen. Hooker was near MUIR
freesboro, when Wheeler made his raid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
Brilliant Cavalry Engagement.
Nashville, Oct. 8.

NasH1fiic, Oct- y.
Gen. Crook, commanding brigade Of
cavalry, twelve beyond Franklin, yester-
Day afternoon. came up with a portion OF
+" hater's rebel cavalry. Sharp fighting
ensued, the result of which is one hun
dred and twenty-five rebels killed and
wounded, and three hundred prisoners.
Four pieces OF cannon were captured.
The rebels are in full retreat, our for.
ces pursuing.
No casualties TO Federals.
It is reported the telegraph is working
10 chattanooga since yesterday.
The railroad is reported to be in run
ming order Tomorrow to Bridgeport.
NO rebel prisoners confined here except
Dick Mccain and thirty of his men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

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Journal OF Residence Georgia Plantation
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Vegetables OF America;
The Campaign oil 1852 and Ga.
Physiological Aemoirs-by Hammond;
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Story ofthe Guard
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S-T-lS6O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Riffers.

fsey purity, strength en- aud inrIgorate
They create healthy appetite
They are an antidote 10 chan re Of water and dit
They overcome effects ofeis.ipaiion and ate hourr
They strengthen the system aud enliven the mind
They prevent miasm atic and intermittent fsvers.
They paris the sreait and aeldity Of the stomach
They care Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Darrhes, Cholers and Cholera MorSu.
They cure Liver Cemplsint and Nervous Headache.
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The celebrated CsIsaya Bark roots and herb. nd
taken with the pleasure beverage without regard
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
FROM CHARLESTON.
Gen. Gilmore hard at Work--operations
soon to Begin.

New York, Oct. 9.
The transport Curlew from Charleston
bar, on the morning of the 9th, left Port
Royal on the 4th.
The Patapsco and Passaic are at Por,
Royal.
Gen. Gilmore is hard at work, but the
navy is quiet.
The Baltimore American correspon-
dence dated evening of the s. b, states that
all is quiet beyond occasional firing from
rebel forts.
Gilmore,s preparations are nearly COM
pleted, and active operations will soon be
commenced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

@ Racing between Arab and English
horses Is now regularly organized on the
desert OF Sahara. The most knowing
ones there are Lord Ribbesdale and old
Hahn Pashs. o1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
Hanging Of Three Negroes for muraor.

Columbus, Oct. 9.
vi the ten negroes concerned in the
murder of the Breckham family, three
were huhg to-day, on the hill, near foot
OF Quimby street. A deta chment of the
10th regulars, the i4th, and detachment
of the I'd Tennessee artillery, colored
troops, we're present; also, a number of
civilians.
Everything was conducted with remark
aoie quickhess, and perfect quiet charac-
'er 1rs the whole proceedings.
!nree Others intimately connected with
affalr were sentenced to the pepitentiarv
m aCI I'VE years, and one for one year
to-day. ' s'a'u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

GENTLEMAN, cured Of serroas Dshiliiy, In
eompeteaey, Premature Decay and Youthful Error.
saaaed y dssiFe ~ teneft others, will be happy
."iursIsa TO all Who hees a. ree Of charge the
eeipe snd directions for Ll.sinE the simple Remedy
used ia bis e~ae- Thsss rising 10 prOai by his
psEI-hce-ani possess a Valuable Renedy-will re-
eeiye ihrssrse, D. return mall carefully sealed by
Addressing JOHN oGLEs,
ensis-dkTsm Nc. ~ Nassau street, New fori
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
FROM RosEcRANs
Washington. Oct

1SsVu, OCL. y.
The Republicans extra says the Gov.
eminent has advices from Chattanooga
to the 9th. On the 9th rebel batteries
opened on our position at range of 81
miles. A dispatch from Rosecrans' head.
quarters Of the 9Th. says not . man has
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
SALE or 5:2os.

Philadelphia Oct. 0.
The subscription agent reports the sale
OF sl,U5,I 05 worth of 5:20s to-day.
Deliveries of bonds are made to the
9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

NAL uaIsAsY Axp sErrAL Sysrxa.-Se
aad reliable t.eaimeni-lB Reports OF the HOWARD
AssoCiATIoN-senti in seated letter envelopes, free
ofehsrge Adaress, DR.. 3. sKILLIN HouGhToS,
Hsvsri Assoc ia,lcn, Phiiadelpais, Pa.
aug2S-dk wJm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10

lBY TRLEeRAPH.]
Stock Market.
Mex York, Oct. >.
Stoch-Not much doing.
0old-l47,.
Money aud Observation-Disclosures,
New York Centrai-l34f.
Erie--106i.
ReadiDg-Ia3
o. S. 6's, 81 Registered. Io7a. do Coupous. 1904
v. 8. $40 Coupons, 1921.
D. s. IA Coupons. %.
New Treasury 3-io-Ios;
U. 8. Year Certificates eot.
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New York Market
New York, 0cs. o.
1loaF-Asskse dali aad dFscpins. Sales q o So
70 for Extra Stste; g $3.50 - RHO.
whsat-Reesipss Il, 100 bus els. Market duh and
lc lower, sales - olslGDAa 10 for old Chicago
sprins: 81 mol - for nov Milwaakss Club; q q
eel - for Winter He'd Western,
con-Reesipss sa,eR3 bush. Market active. and Ii
better. saiss - H0esc aassd. ss@si in store.
Oass-Firn. Sales d 7i17lc.
PORK Flfnsr. salss u III a51sI3 50 for old; si4
Oeil Is for new. mess.
Lard-Firmef. lox0nxe.
Whfkey-Firm. Sales sts6a0x6c.
Groceries-Tirm, but quiet