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Correspondence between Hon.
Jesse ID! bright shna Several
Members Of the Indiana LegIs-
y tatHEs 4 Reference q the

z senAtorship. X u i 4 A U i "
INDIANAPOLIS, January Z, 1868.
Hon. Jesse d. Bright:
DEAR SlR gIp order ythsAJ yq,lSJ4ay be fully
understood, and that no unauthorized use Of
your name may be had tbefo5e the ,caucps or
the Legislature, that are to act in the matter
of filling the vacancy created by your expul-
sion from the United States ,SenaLe,. oNe, beg
to inquire whether you viii permit your friends,
in yindicaticn Of the pride Of charac which
Indiana ought to sustain as asoEereign State,
to use your name in this connection.
t.sf.fI4 slsNery TglysyonFs5, u .mH .IG
BAYLEss W. HANNA,
.su D. BIRD, .o 1+s5a
ED. p. Ferris, F
..|. Nj GIyAN, ra,.ls
WM. SHALL, '71ia
2. HoAGLAND,
.AsA5 lia80AU. yDoUGBAsI4
SAMUEL MoCAUGHEY,
JOHN w. KEMP, ll4i
And Others.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
From Burnside.
Washlnptnn n,

dbuluptOn, NOV. II.
1t was stated several days ago that two
of Gen. BuInsides most eastelly out posts
in Tennessee had been attacked by the
rebels and half of the garrison, consisting
OF two regiments aud a battery. had been
captured.
Gen. Grants dispatch did not desig.
nate the exact place where the disaster
occurred, nor did it state the strength OF
the rebel force nor the probable number
of killed and wounded on our side.
The Republican this afternoon saws
Gen. Burnside teleeraphed that the dis
aster referred to occurred at RogersyiIIe.
Hawkins Co, Tenn. This place is on
the branch of the last Tennessee and Vir
GINA Railroad, and is situated fifteen
miles from knoxville.
Gen. Burnside also states that the reh.
els captured 600 men and four cannon
tie does not mention the number of his
Killed and wounded. His main army is
where 1t was when the attack was made
on Kogersville, in an impregn able posi-
ton and in good spirits. subject to the
orders OF Gen. Grant, who is perfectly
satisfied with its situation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Washington. Nov. II


The official Army Gazette says that the
lntimation Of the daily newspapers that
the Secretary of War has communicate, j
through the Adjutant General a modi6-
cation OF the order 10 reference to the dis.
charge of minors from military service by
evil courts, is founded on error. No
such modification has been made and
communicated.
The following was sent to headquarters
mere the da, after the engagement:
Hc"d'qrs Army of Potomac, nearl
nappshsnneck Station, Nov. 8.
10 II. ". Haiieck. Gen.-in. Chief:
This morning in advancing from ri.
iy's Ford It was found that the enpm,
had retired during the night. The morn.
ing was SO smoky that il was impossible
TO ascertain at Eappahanno,k Station the
position OF the enemy. and it was not till
the ARRIVAL Of the coIunn FROM KeIly's
Ford that it was definitely known that
the position at the kappahannock was
evacuated. The army was put in motion
and the pursuit continued BY the infantry
to Brandy Station, and BY the cavalry
beyond.
Major Gea. sedgwick reports Officially
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
San Francisco. Nov. IL.

4 large mass meeting was held 10 Mu
sic Hall last evening, and made pro.isib On.
to increase the contributions to the M
lional Sanitary fund. Gov Low presi
ded. Starr King, VIM. T. Coleman and
others made Addresses.
An appeal irom Henry w. Bellows " a:
received by telegraph. and was read
A committee was appointed TO canv vas.
the city and State and endesvor to raiss
at least $50. 0U0 monthly.
The town Of Brandy City, Sierra coun
ty. was nearly. destroyed by Gre on th,
9Th. Loss $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
New York, Nov. IL.

NeW LUX, NOV. IL
The PhihdeIphia Enquirer army corres.
pendent says Gen. Buford returned on
Monday night 70 the vicinity Of Brady
Station, having advanced to within four
miles Of Culpepper, where he met on
Sunday night, Wilcox's corps Of Hills d.
vision, with whom he had q sharp fight
lasting two hours. He drove tho rebels
some distance and repicke,ed the grounds,
but being short Of forage and supplies he
returned to the main body of the army.
Ia this fight Lieut. ] A. Stevens OF the
9th illinois cavalry was wounded. The
first brigade, under Col. Chapman of the
Sd Indiana cavalry, was principally en-
gagged, sustainining loss Il about 30
killed and wounded. Tho rebel loss is
unknown. They buried several men and
carried off many wounded.
On Monday morning the rebels retreat.
ed towards the kapidan.
Buford before returning sent on de
tachment to Cnipepper c. II. who found
no rebels in that vicinity. The suppose
ton is that all Of Lees army is across the
Rapidan They occupy Honey mountain,
short distance beyond Gull pper and to
the left of the railroad as signal station,
whence they can observe the movements
of our army to advantage.
Gen. Buford found the railroad unin-
jured 10 Culpepper, anu 1t was believed
to be 10 good condition to the Rapidan.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial says an order has
been issued permanently relieving Gene
raj Heintzleman from the command OF
this department, and placing Gen Au-
ger, who has been temporarily acting,
in the place. Gen. Heintzleman has
been assigned to no new command and
probably will not be for some time u
come. There is no reason public for his
removal.
The President, seconded in his efforts
by Col. Hoffman, of the Exchange Blu
reau here, and Gen. Meredith. tho Com
missioner, is instituting earnest measures
for the relief of our suffering soldiers in
Richmond. The clothing which We have
forwarded them has reached them, and
the rebels have promised faithfully tina,
everything else will be delivered. 1t is
now proposed to send them the necessi-
ttics of life in the provision line. Gen.
Meredith will forward any thing for the
present to any prisoners in Richmond,
civil or military, along with bundles for
warded by the government.
! An effort will also be made to see if the
rebels will not parole the men held by
them for exchange if they can not feed
them. No one can see Why they should
starve them to death when it is SO easy to
parole them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Army Of Potomac, Nov. IL,

Yesterday afternoon C.l. Upton, vi o
commanded the brigade which last Satur-
day SO successfully charged and captured
the enemy's works at Rappahannock Sta
ton. accompanied by deputation from
each Of the regiments pa, ticipaiing in ths
assault, presented Gen. Meade with eight
battle Aags, taken at that time. Upton
presented the flags in the name of his
command, naming the regiments. the 5th
and 9th Maine, the 9th Wisconsin and
the l2lst New York--the latter, Colonel
Uptons own regiment.
Gen. Meade ha. Issued congratula-
tory order to the army on the recent sue
cessful passage of the Rsppahannock in
the face of the enemy. and says the Pres
ident has expressed his satisfaction with
its recent operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
New York. Nov. II.

Curaco dates of the 22d ult. state tina,
the Venezuela feet belonging to the old
Government party arrived at Curaco on
the 18th and surrendered themselves to
the commander Of the Federal feet. l,
consisted OF six sailing vessels, one steam
er, and a number of smaller craft.
Venezuela is now in the hands of the
Federals or insurgents. Hundreds o
refugees are arriving from St. Domingo
who report the insurrection there spread
ing and the Slaughter both of Spanish
invaders and natives is very severe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Washington. Nov. IL.

asuaDrton, nov. IL.
Adjutant General Thomas, in a com.
munica,on to the War Department, da-
ted Naichez, says it is a significant fact
that while transports on the river have
been frequently fired into By the rebels,
not a single shot has been fred from that
part of the river bank covered by loyal
planters, extending for IS miles above
VIZ k,burg, which shows the Importance
to commerce Of lining the river with a
loyal population. He says that on the
10Th of October the gathering OF cotton
was in full operation. The experiment
OF adopting. from necessity and With
many misgivlnigs, the employ ment OF
freed men at wages on each plantation,
he now regards as complete success.
Gen Meade's detailed repor, Of the bat
lie of Gettysburg, dated October ls,, was
officially promulgated to- day. He gives
as reason for his delay in making it un-
ill now the failure Of receiving the re-
ports of several Of corps and division
commanders who we're severely wounded
10 the battle. and says the result of The
campaign may be briefly stated in the de.
feat OF Lee, and his compulsa,ory evacua-
ton of Pennsylvania and Mar, land, aud
his withdrawal from the upper valley OF
the Shenandoah. and in the capture OF
three guns, standards, Is GEL prison
ers, and 81 .91S small arms we're collec-
ted on the battle field. Our own losses
were very severe. amounting, as will be
seen by the accompanying return, to 2,
834 killed. 1900 wounded and 6.G43
missing; in all 1896.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
FROM TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Nov. 6.

Memphis, Nov. 6.
Richardson struck the Memphis and
Charleston Railroan six miles east O,
Sauisbu'g yesterday forenoon. lie de-
stroyed the railroad buildings at Middle.
town, burned two small bridges, tore up
several miles of track and cut the tele
graph line badly. The latter was repaired
before noon to day. The former will be
In running order Tomorrow. u
koddy. Ferguson, Inele, Chalmers and
Richardson, are all in North Mississippi
eonspiring to annoy this line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Strange Story.

Philadelphia, Nov, IL.
Special dispatches from Cincinnati give
an account OF singular story about two
suspicious vessels discovered yesterds,
lowering about Ssndusky Bay, supposed
to be prlvateers fitted up by seces>lonist.
in Canads, aided by their sympatiiizer.
there, and tie supposed objects Of which
is to release the rebel prisoners on John
sons Island, and mmence piracy OF
the lakes and pillage on the land. A
battery Of Parrot guns was ordered forth
with to the island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Reconnaissance by Gen. Buford.

Washington, Nov. 10.
From the front We have the following
dated headquarters Army of the Potomac
Monday night
Buford's cavalry division returned from
Its reconnaissance to Culpepper at noon
to-day, having driven the enemy before
them down by Sulphur Springs to within
mile of Cupepper.
A portion of the enemy's infantry,
with artillery, was encountered last night
about sunset near Cupepper, and in a
skirmish which ensued We susl aimed loss
Of twenty five killed and wounded. But
small proportion killed.
In the opinion Of officers ACCOMMODATING
the reconnaissance the main BODY Of
Lees army will not be met this side of
the Rapidan, although portion of their
troops occupied Culpepper.
Scouts from the front tonight report
Fitzpatrick as having thoroughly recon
noitefed the country from the forks of
the river TO north of Culpepper.
The reports that he has surprised and
captured 400 prisoners at Ellis ford lacks
confirmation.
The disposition of our forces is care.
July made with reference to the possi.
biilty OF any attack on our tanks or
rear.
Violent snow squalls occurred yes.er.
day and tonight aud the weather Is
quite cold.
The Herald has the following:
headquarters Army of Potomsc,)
" Nov. 10.
yesterday two squadrons Of the ii
re" iorK Dragons. under command Of
Capt Jacob w. Knapp, attached to RI
ford's Division, left the command :,
= niud nun to reconnoitre thee country in
the wake of the refreshing rebels. Thew
proceeded to Culpepper. charged through
Inc town, driving twice their own number
o. reoeis before them, rested themselves
aoo horses, while they took fifteeu prison.
ers aud en- returned with their trunb;as
to Brandy Station.
We hold Culpepper to-day and our
lines extend to the kapidan below.
The railroad will be completed to Be.
alton to night, and The road will be re-.
pared as last as the army advances
All quiet IN front to day, the rebels
having gone to the soath aide of thu
Rapidan.
The Herald has the following:
Wsrrenton Junction, Nov. 9.
We hear of no fighting to-day, but par.
ties just arrived report passing about
seven hundred prisoners captured 10 the
vicinity Of Culpeppsr. These make our
oaPtarss 2,svo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Washington. Nov. IL.

The general position OF the Army Of
the Potomac is uuainly unchanged.
Gen Buford yesterday passed CuIpep
per aud reconnoitered the enemy's posi-
ZION on the kapidan.
From requisluons and invoices picked
up. in the late rebel camp it appears there
Was no scarcity OF the necessities of bfc
In Lee army. Sugar was l25; per 10,
Hour lOc, teef Zoe, bacon sl.uU. Sal,
was regularly issued to horses aud mules.
ESeii's and Hills corps were entrench.
ed nearly parallel to the Rsppahaunock
on Saturday. the right resting on keIly's
io-d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12

~ a'E " IOWA, L. In the District Court OF
LEE ceuary. 5s' said coanty, AT Kecsak
Alexander oehhesd, Plaiu,;G,
Psysts
Martha NJ, kihsny
Edward Me lhany
EEekiei Lyen, Defendants
Nouee - nefepy given 10 kel Lyen that petit
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cause behalf Of the above rance p.,,, 4. s.j,s
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bond on the fraeiehsl NV 4 ~ See So ~ Taw..bsn
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est ofsii z e deieldssfts T., tn 10, Re .ol1 l., - 10
sun Of $40. sitb ten per nef srhun in te n.
july q ir'2 Ma rita sier 4. at, .r 4 tta
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and tain bticfLes' fees eHl costs aid for !.
feitef
And unless on spp~ar ard nal defense thereto -.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
ITNI1ED STATES MARSHAL'S


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nnafig, the cits If kei kuk. = q. COUNTY. iowa.
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utentiag the nr Of ssad int X tH lhiFd stfeet
1871 feet IT, the alley SID tirck rari cree
d. Exchange et Ek9l fe q and tbl IS ch"Rs
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70 Thi street 10 the &c ~ heKi hhy revtnit -nye
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Tax II and l. yie,i ufon Fte rioIeiss Is SNihsnIel
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Knoxville, Nov. IL

10 the recent affair a. Rogervlle Burn.
sides forces were overwhelmed by snpe-
rior numbers. Burnside has taken over
900 prisoners since he came into Ten.
nessee, independent OF the garrison a,
Cumberland Gap, putting US tar ahead ut
the rebels. There are some indications
Of large force coming against US, but we
expect To meet the. AT Rogervilie the
rebels captured about sou men, 4 pieces
Ut artillery and Sc wagons. The most
Of those captured we're Of the End loyal
Tennes>er aad over 100 Of the 18th Ohio.
We hold hold from Washington on the
Tennessee river to about Bulls Gap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12

the capture of four .guns, eight or mir 10
battle flags, and over 1900 prisoners.
Major Gen. French took over 400 pris-
oners.
Gen. Sedgwick's loss was about 500
killed and wounded French's loss Was
about 20.
The conduct o! both officers and men
in each affair was most admirable.
(Sigued,) GEO. g. MEADE,
Maj. General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
Boston. Nov IL

Boston, Nov H.,
In the Legislature to-day the Govern
ore address on raising end paying volun.
teers WAS referred to . special Legislative
COMMITTEES, which meets imme diately af-
ter the House adjourns.
The bill introduced was to give all SOL
diers who prefer to enl,st 10 the State
SEQ per month from the State Treasury
instead of the boun,ies now offered. Ac
tim upon the proposition was deferred
till tomorrow.
No satisfactory arrangement has beer
made with the ravy yard workmen, and toe
strike still continues. Theboiler and irdn
plate workers 10 East Boston are still OF
a strike, their employers refusing TO pay
the advance demanded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!,

IlATtHhhOhs c-irtrated HAIR DYE ~ tAs B<sf
II "a tA< BeTld The ohly Harmlsss 1fp< as6 kssa
ABLE Dye knoun This splendid HAIR O., Is Perfect
changes ked. Rusty Ora, HAIR Instantly TO Giess,
5ia or Sssfrsi Brsrs sHboat injufirg the Hair or
Staining the skin. leaving the air sof Bva
paris re vitality fruqaea,I, restoring lis rros,de
color ana feettfes The IN effects OF Had Dses Tbs
Gsnuibe Is szued wiLli.s A. BAresELoK all Others
initzti0ns. ami should be avoided. Soid b,
al DsusTtsis, sc. fACrGHY-sl BAxcLas-srRrrr
Sew York. BArcnssoRs Es~ TosLsT Cs~e ron
DE- EssIxs TEE HAiA- lsdasIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
lklGINAL AOI4CE.

80 thn II c Gag, sarn +nisi tstor, atd Mety Crsfg
id"N, ~ tut-a taie A 70 q az z. Vi ~ ma
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81 LANES = CtNig Gtrt
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-12
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
[Tribuue's Dispatch.]

y dsHIurtUus ANUN. ~.
From Chattanooga we learn an expedi-
ton Of l43d New York and 26th Wis.
under Lat. Col. Asmushen, went up
Branch railroad FROM She'll Mountain to
Gordon's coal mines, and revaplufed a
locomotive anu two freight cars. The
RAILROAD on the south side Of the Tennes-
see is again repaired as far as Running
Waters and transportation gained for sup
plies.