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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
Cairo. Sept. I

The steamer Fanny Bullet arrived
from New Orleans this morning. She
brings very little news.
Guerrillas arc reported to be a short
distance above Baton Rouge The gun
boats.
j. NJ. Edwards and Col VIM. Mentna
passed through Cairo this morning on
their way southwark as Commissioners 10
take the votes of Ohio soldiers in each
division of the army of Mississippi.
Morgan Murphy. private in Co. +,
10th Wisconsin volunteers, was shot in
the breast this morning by one Of the
provost guards, who was engaged in
qaelling an ARRAY at lager beer saloon
and taken to the hospital. He died this
afternoon. We understand his family re-
side in Madison, Wisconsin.
Brig. Gen. Burbridge and Brig. Gen.
Ewing passed through here to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
New York, Sept. I


A headquarters dispatch of the eth to
the Herald says prisoners deny that Lee
is receiving any large reinforcements, and
say the army is being rapidly depleted by
deserton. This is also confirmed by
citizens who have come inside of our lines
near the vicinity of the river and Culpep-
per.
Passes for over 5000 contrabands 10
go to Washington have been granted
since our army came from Maryland
There Is scarcely slave to be found cas-,
of the mountains and north of the Rap
pahannock who is not too old for service
or TOO worthless to enjoy freedom.
On Friday portion of Buford's caval-
ry crossed the river at United States Ford
and trsversed the rebel country some dis.
lance overland, and saw no rebel troops.
except afew pickets, who fled when our
cavalry approached in sight. 1t is not
thought there the enemy have any troops
save few cavalry pickets. between the
Rappahannock and Rapidan rivers.
The sanitary condition of the army is
improving rapidly with the return of
cool weather.
A New Orleans letter of Aug. ssth,
to the World, describing the military and
political situation in the Department OF
the South, says the movement on Mobile
had undoubtedly been abandoned. There
are no indications of such a movement
and the situation of affairs in the army
and navy seemed to preclude all posi-.
bility OF it. Preparations, however. are
going forward, suggesting new and in.
teresting campaign.
The Confederate forces, who. since the
evacuation of Brashear City, had not besr
idle along the Teche, were understood te
be concentrated for an offensive raid O,
invasion through that part of Louisiaps
supposed to be held by our forces. TIE
rebel forces were gathered at St. Martin.
vile, New Iberia, Franklin and Camr
Brlsland. The plan of the rebel cam.
palgn, as stated by deserters, contem.
plates march into La Fourche-opee
conquered by Weitzel, and again recent,
IN the hands of Gen. Banks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
Philadelphia. Sent. z.

The transport New jersey, from
Charleston Sd, has arrived.
Operations were progressing favorably
On the first there was a general engage
ment between the iron-clads and forts
Sumter, Wagner and Moutrie. Much
damage was done to the forts. Captain
A. Badger, successor to Capt. Rodgers,
had his leg broken by a shell. 1t is feared
amputation will be necessary.
The lronsides was at anchor, but not
engaged when the New Jersey left. Four
Monitors had gone mp for action and were
already abreast.of Fort Sumter preparato-
ry to making new attack. The land
batteries were firing night and day. The
bombardment of the city had not been re-
sumed, but new bat cries would open at
the proper time.
The army was in fine spirits. Gilmore
was working with the utmost energy and
all were confident of success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
Washington. Sent

The supply steamer Minon will sail
from New York Sept 18th. She will
touch at Port Royal, Key West and ali
Admiral Bailey's stations also at Pensa
cola. but goes no further than Pensacola.
Official information is received here
from Burnside up to the 4th and 9th
inst, state that part of his cavalry forces
had arrived at Knoxville. while others
are at Morristown and Loudon, on the
line OF the Virginia l. East Ten essee
railroad, which towns are northwest and
southwest, respectively, from Knoxville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
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St. Louis. Sent. Z,

Dt' HUuISj OePt. 7.
The Democrats Memphis dispatch
says Generals Grant and Thomas have
gone TO New Orleans.
1t is rumored Thomas is going to Tex
ss and Grant will command all the Miss
issippi region.
Joe Johnston's army had moved from
the vicinity of Enterprise. but in whs1
direction is not known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
McGrepnr SAINT Z

A destructive fire last night DESTROYED
dozen fourishing firms. McDoueal.
Case. Bailey, Van VoIkenburg, Hsieht,
Ryan. Hummer, Slayb, Guttman Il Lem.
on, Buck d Byron, Summeffeld e. Co..
and some law Offices. Loss $4,000;
half insured.
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Interesting Nelrs from the
South.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Anglo-Saxon Destroyed by the
Pirate FLORIDA.
Louisville, Sept. 7

The Journals special of the 9th says
the rebels Hamilton and Hughes came in
to Columbia with six hundred men,
Hawthorne, with $50 to 800, were eight
miles from Glasgow, and small squads
were two miles nearer Glasgow. The
Journal thinks the number exaggerated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

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csmpeteeey, Premature Decay and Ycuihfal Error,
aeinsdrd By ussre 70 benefit others, Will be happy
tefursh 20 all whe need IL. Tree Of CHARGE the re-
eeipe and directions for mskns The simple Remedy
used in his case. Those Wishing 70 prods By his ex-
psrience-snd possess = v.lssbie Renedy-vfi re-
ceivs the same, BY mall carefully sealed BY
addressing JOHN oGLES.
sugis-dkw3m no. 50 Nssssu street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
Cairo. Sept. 7,

On the line of the Evansville d Vim
cennes railroad the tobacco aud corn crop
are about half destroyed by frost. From
vlncennes to Seymour, on the Ohio d
Mississippi road, about one-third Of the
tobacco and corn are destroyed. Nearly
all the cotton crop in southern Illinois is
destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

The steamer City of Cleveland renorts
vac loss 81 the steamer Sunbeam, last
week, IN Lake Superior, during gale
Al 'he passengers and crew, except one
wheelsman, were lost. r one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

Pa, pa, what makes mother kiss
you 50 much = why, it is because she
ioves me- my little daughter" well,
tnen guess she loves the doctor. too.
Tor shs kissed him heap Of times ! nm
Ne was here 70 zee jim the ether day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

NEW BOOKS.
Lost and <aved-bv Mrs Merton;
Frank Warrinsien- by Author OF ku;ledge;
The Drummer Boy Story of Burnside's Expedition;
Rockford-by Mrs. Lille Devereux Uncsted;
Drifting About--hv stephen Nassetf;
Ny Southern Friends-hy Edmund kirke;
In the Troplcs-hy Richard b. Kimbail;
Journal OF Residence on o GeorSia Plantation
by Mrs IA Kenbie;
Pees Works, Blue and Gold;
Rexdtn
Gibbons Rome. 6 Vols
Chambers English Literature;
" Information fer the People;
Pack Minor ssrssry,
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Eteei
The Flying Dutchm n-Ssxe;
Marian Grey-ny Mrs. Il. s. Holmes;
Like aud Unlike;
Les Misevsbles:
Orpheu, c. kerr's Papers, Cd Series
Precursor s Monitor.
Cooks VoyaRes.
Al Odds--by The Author Of Quitsi
Rurrs Field and Garden;
Vegetables Of America;
The Campaiga OF 1882 and ~.
Physiological Memoirs--by Hsmmond;
Mrs Lesii.ts Cook Book:
Girls OvuBvok;
Bbys Own Book:
Dickens Complete works:
Home and Abroad. Second Series;
Story ofthe Guard,
The Poets Journal by Bayard Taylor;
Parsep Brovnlov . Book;
0taranse River;
Bdwin Bro.herloft, by winthrop;
BRowyELL,s Book Store,
aug32 "a Cor. Main . nd +th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
PHILADELPHIA. Sent i

The depot of the West Jersey railroad
at Bridgetown, with eight passenger and
several freight cars and a quantity of
freight were destroyed. Loss 30,U6O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
New York, Sept.

The Queenstown correspondent OF the
Herald says 1t was the pirate Florida
which put into Brest to repair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
SURVEYORS oFHrcE.
Kookak, Iowa, May ~, log1.

Keokak. Iowa, Aay -, losa.
NOTICz.-To all persons havisg guns, revolver :
pistols nuptons Of var q any Kind for sale are
ordered 70 sell dispose Of the without arst
obtaining psrmis from the ubaenisned By erdss Of
he Special Agent Of the Treasury Dsparsnsnt. All
persons violating this order will b liable to have
goo oonsated for the cs The Govefnnent d he
United etates. JOHN efANNUS,
NAYS ar Surveyor ard ColIectoT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
NoLLEN d VAN GRIEKEN'S
Carries de Tfsife
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
NO. 81 MAIN STREET,

WE wish 20 announce TO TIRE public ths, con
stsntIy receiving, direct from New York anything
and everything that ts being newly discovered con-
seqnentis We are ceet iuualis mItOylnsour arrange
meP' Tor the protection ethe cartss de- Fts,ts Vs
ring Portrait. We pay particular attention 10 the
Vignette Gard Photograph which becoming the
most popular Picture know 10 the4rt. They rival
even the far famed Dseuerreotype, in most respect,
being shayp and clear in outiip sbea tfu aId
sohnese of hnish. kmbrctyprs and Melsinotypes are
also takep stoar Rooms and finished up the most
improved sly les
PHOTOGRAPHS, we take mp to The Csbinetend
Life-Sises. both plain md tn coloTs.
We alec copy old DagnerFeotypes and Ambrotypes
into Cs-tes Dc Ytsffss. larger Photographs. We
have always on hand large assortment of plain and
fancy cases, and also Gilt and Rosewood frames of
sizes.
NJ All Negatives are preserved. ap-sd6m
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Special Notifrs.

nlSEASEs OF THE NERVOUS, Sc n.
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and reliable t-eais ent--in Reports 81 the HOWARD
AssoCuATIoN-sesitn seated letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address Or. =. skILLrS Hou6hToN,
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

AUA6S AMI RE0UkATxONS.
First :-Exhihfrrs will te charged 10 per cent ~ an
entrancs fee on The premium competed FIR.
Sseos3 Members of The secisis aud ,hsr families
niuef FREE. Persons nbers charged an admit
fee of is cents children unasr 10 years OF age
eeuts-
Nors--The price Of memberships 50 cents.
TAfrs- "a III entries must be made BY y O'Clock
~. AID no srtieia exhibition viii ~ alb 10 be
removed until the exhibition 10 closed The eIhibi
ti9n viii be opened for visitors NJ e'eiosk. and
closed 81 o'clock. aoa opened again All 'eioch,
r NJ.
FcsrtA- Competition 10 open to all. and oil entrie.
win BE- required 70 be made III the name the pro-
Queer or Manufacturer.
F.fA When ihese Is no competitions In . elass, ard
ssi one entry 10 made, The COMMITTEE may award q
pfemi I'm. II tnericrious-
&srtA-The Miscellaneous mt ttee will be author
tzed to asafd rremauns on aftiei~s Bo8 ineuded In
the foregoing list
srsssAPris. articles Will be eesignaisd By badge
Of blue ribben.
EtsAaA- The Committee required to report them
selves to the PRECEDENT at o'eIoch '. u. abd the
Chsrman of each Awarding COMMITTEES will report
10 writing 70 the secretary by cells k,p.M
Exhibitors from the neghbosing will be enter
tained by meOhers Of the society curng their STAY
discussion on Fruit Culture ia the evening
promptly answered BY the Secretary.
r. H. WICKERSHAM,
Z. y DAVIS.
H. wEYAND,
A.. BRiDskMAy
CHAs. HUBBkI, i.
Committee Of Arrangements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
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They overcome effects ofdisspation and late hour,
They urensthen the system and enIiven the mind.
They prevent miasmalic and Intermittent isvers.
They purify the breath and sesdisy Of the stomach
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DisrrAes, Choless and Cholera MoYbus.
They cur Liver Complaint ana Nervous Headache.
They ara the bsst Hasters IN the world They make
the weak maa strung, and are exhausted Dalure,p
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the celebrated Casaya bark roots and Aerbs and are
taken with the pleasure OF beveFaee without regard
70 age or time of day. Particularly recommended 70
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
EXECUTIVE MAsslox,l
WAsHINafoH, Aug. 26.

Some of you profess to think its retrac.
ton would operate favorably for thel I'm
ion. Why better after the retraction tina n
before the issueY There was more than
year and half oftrial to suppress the
rebellion before the Proclamation issued
the last one hundred days of which pass.
ed under an explicit notice that it was
coming, unless averted BY those ia revolt
returning to their allegiance. Thewar
has certainly progressed as favorably for
us since the issue of the Proclamation as
before.
know as fully as one can know the
opinion Of others. that some Of the COM
manders Of our armies in the field who
have given Us our most important sue
oesses, believe the emancipation policy
and the use Of the colored troops consti-
tute the heaviest blows yet dealt to the
rebellion, and that At least one Of these i'm
portant successes could not have been
achieved. at the time it was. but for the
aid Of these black soldiers. Among the
commanders holding these views are
some who have never had any affinity
with what is called Abolitionism or With
the Republican party policies. hut who
hold them purely . military opinions. /
submit their opinions as being entitled to
some weight against the objections often
urged, that emancipation and arming the
blacks are unwise 40 military measures,
and were not adopted q such in good faith.
~ You say that you will not SIGHT to free
nsgross. Sone of them Dssm willing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
San Francisco. Aug. =

The steamer Golden Age from Psns-
ma has arrived, bringing merchandise
valued at three-fourths of a million dol
lars
The ship San Jose, Boston steamer
has arrived from Sierra. Nevada, bring.
my nearly $4,000 in treasure from Ore
gon. and S87 900 from British Column
bia.
Sales increased; enquiry for goods in.
dictate the early setting In of the fall
trade.
Yesterday business was suspended
throughout the State and mass meeting
and appropriate services in the churches.
were the principal form of celebration.
San Francisco was brilliantly illumina.
ted last night. Extensive ch.light
PROFESSIONS also marched through The
principal streets.
The Pioneer Foundry, at Gold Hin,
Nevada Territory, ~ss burned this even.
ing. Loss, 100000. No insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Newf0fk. Aug Z


Steamer Geo. Washington, from New
Orleans, Aug list, has arrived.
Ex-Mayor Slit, of New Orleans, had
arrived there, being released from For
Piokens; also Ex-senator Scath. The,
have been at Pickens since last Septem
Der.
Gen. Orme, Of Gen. Herron's com
msnd, had arrived in New Orleans.
The q. S. steamer Tennessee the Gag
ship OF Admiral Farragut, had arrived at
New Orleans.
A large number Of invalids from the
rebel garrison of Vicksburg had arrived
at New Orleans. So had some register.
ed enemies from st. Louis. Their desti-
nation was Mobile
The new monitor Kcosha 10 at Vicks-
burg. The Choctaw and pttsburg we're
blockading Red River An important
naval expedition was on foot at Vicksburg
Gen. Grant had some dozen skeleton req
iments of negroes organizing at vlcks-
burg.
Vera Cruz advices to July 18th report
the death of the American Consul on the
I4th
No American or English vessel of war
now on the coast. French vessels were
selling everything, English and Ameri-
can. On the 9th fast steamer arrived
at Vera Cruz with and English steamer
IN tow, which was captured in the Rio
Grasole with cargo of arms, estimated
at 100000, entered for Texas. Rebels
thought the steamer cleared at Liverpool
Tor Matamoras. Her officers report FIVE
loading for Matamoras.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.


Baltimore, Aug. 2.
The American has the following spe-
cial:
Flag Ship. Aug. 81 find myself this
afternoon located on the flag ship Dins-
more, the guest OF Admiral Dahlgreen.
All here are confident of success. No
one seems to entertain the slightest doubt
on the subject, and, with such feeling,
failure is next to an impossibiliiy. The
grand ball will be opened in the course
Of the week, and it will be the most flu
rious fight of the war. Moving barges
have been located frem each of the mont
tors, and the Ironsides is within 500
yards of Sumter. That Sumter win fall
is, think, as certain as that the day of
attack will arrive.
The enemy is also at work erecting bat
teries on james 1Aland, but We are put
ting up batteries to command them also.
There has been but little cannonading
to-day, bat soms Of the monitors viii har.
rass the enemy tonight. There was con-
siderable cannonading oil day yesterday
aud last night. The guns Of the Naval
Battery. which is the advance battery,
will be erected tonight.
Yesterday 500 prisoners were taken
by four companies of the Lost
Children, on an island in the rear of Fol-
ley Island. They showed but little fight,
and after receiving two volleys laid down
their arms. There has not been . dozen
guns fred to-day, and they we're princi-
pally from our water batteries. The enc
my has been unusually quiet.
Weather very hot.
The arrival of reinforcements has given
new spirit TO troops on shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Boston, Aug.

The correspondent of the Boston Her
aid, in letter dated of Charleston Aug.
2. says, the new battery erected by Gen.
Gilmore on Morris Island is mounted by
the largest guns ever cast in the North.
When these are opened against Sumter
there Will be dreadful scattering of
bricks.
One hour and half is allowed for the
bombardment of Sumter before it will be
compelled to surrender.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Fort Monroe, Aug. 6

The steamer Maple Leaf arrived to-
day, ~ hours from Stone.
We learn that the enemy's effort is be-
ing made to arrest the guerrillas who
burned the light house on the eastern
shore Of Vienna.
The gunboat Ariel, from Charleston
fourth. arrived this morning, bound for
New York with the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

Statements appeared in some Of the
Northern papers after the fall OF Vicksburg
and the defeat of Lee, that the question
of peace had been discussed in the Fsde-
raj Cabinet, aud thats cabinet crisis had
been caused BY a proposition Of Seward
to give en- amnesty to the Southern peo-
pie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
New York, Aue

mn Ine fosts Washington special says
Inc ohronieie Of this morning says move
ineu's a'e ~ progress which are morally
certain 70 result IN the capture Of Mobile
o''lring news Is expected shortly from
thai Quarter. Gold Is quoted At 200 =
Ofhcsrs who arrived from the armv ~.
morning bring nothing new. The Ls.,
continues, and the streams are driving
up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
TO CONsUmPTIvEs.

VIE ADVERTISER HAVING BKES RgsYoR
- Cd 70 health In . few weeks, by . vssy si-pl,
remedy, after having suffered several years Win
severe lung snseiies, and that dread disease, Con
umption--i' anxious 10 make known 70 his fellow
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10 Oil who desire IT, he viii send copy the pvs
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preparing aud using The same, which they win End
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formation which no concsfvss be nvsuabe and h
hopes svesy sussror Will r, hts remedy ~ Il viii eos,
them nothing. and may prove pleasing.
REV EDWARD A. WusoN
may DO d3m AsfA'
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Washington. Aur. Z,

Articles appearing in the journals of
this city and elsewhere represent war
with Great Britain a. imminent. The
assumption that these articles are author
lied BY the Government or made upon
any knowledge of its views, is without
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Saratoga, August Z

Saratoga, August Z.
The American Dental Convention
closed its session to-day. Thanksgiving
was observed by this body BY appropriate
religious ssrvises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Special Notices.
State o. IOWA.

Adjusnt Generals omcs, Iowa.
Davenport, July -, 1888
NOTCH
while the Adjutapt General OF this stats h ready Il
ell times to examine and approve bills, against the Un-
Tied States or The sssts Of Iowa he must decline sss~
snsr service In The correction and preparation of Hills
which VIII pass stthe y. g. Disbursss onnos Claim
ants hereafter must prepare tbsir bills psorer man
nsr before submspgt 10 this Department for approval
rms Department does ncs prepsss collect BILLS draw
checks, obtain drafts or send money BY expyess. on
any of the above referred 70 claims.
NIB. BAKER,
Augs-d3lwlt Adj Gsneral az Iox.