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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
FROM CHARLESTON.

Boston, Oct. 81.
Morris Island letter to the Herald
says two deserters from Charleston rive
glowing accounts of affairs at Charleston
and Savannah. In The latter the moor
are starving. They state that torpedoes
In the harbor of Charleston won't work.
W hen the lronsides was last 10, she ran
over one containing 900 pounds of pow
der, which failed to explode The rebels
have two more Internal machines, intend.
ed to destroy the Ironsdes. Rolls of
harbor distractions of ropes and barrels.
have rotted and are seen every few DAYS
floating out to sea.
We are assured that the Charleston
city government are anxious to surrender
the city, but Beauregard and the military
leaders won't allow it and say that thew
will burn the city first! The rebel force
Is stated at $4,000.
Most of Beauregard's force went to
reinforce Bragg.
A new sand battery has been erected on
the ruins of Fort Sumter.
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In Relation to Exchange of Prisoners.
[Tribune's Dispatch
WASHINGTON Oct Of

Mutual exchange records of deceased
prisoners has been agreed upon by the
proper authorities of the United States
and the Confederate Governments, and
Surgeon Gen. Barnes has issued the nec-
essary orders to surgeons in charge OF
hospitals where rebel prisoners are con-
fined
Col. Hoffman, Commanding General
of Prisoners, has received one list from
Richmond by last declaration of exchange
by rebel Commissioner Ould.
The difference between the two Gov
ernments in respect to numbers is 10000
greater than before, and the probabilities
Of being speedily adjusted SO much fur
Their removed.
The Herald has the following from the
army of the Potomac, Oct. Goth:
Heavy artillery firing at the extreme
front, appearing to be near and to the
left of Bolton, has been heard to-day at
intervals. 1t ceased about clock
Presumption is that it was another artl-
lery and cavalry skirmish; though infant
~ may have been engaged.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Insurrection Of Slaves in Georgia.
New York, Oct. &c.

New York, Oct. 90.
The Macon (Ga.) Confederacy of the
l4lh says the reported instruction Of
Blacks in Hancock county, seems to have
been more serious than was at first sup
posed. Quite large number of negroes
are implicated. Their organization was
complete and officers chosen from that of
Major General down 10 corporal. The
chief of the conspiracy is an artful and
intelligent fellow who was we'll qualified
to be the leader of such dangerous en-
terprise. He was the Major General of
the forces and proceeded to Atlanta on
business connected with the plan. L.
was laid to join Rosecrans when he arriv-
ed and captured Atlanta. They were
put up to this by designing rascals from
Liucolndom, who are now investing the
whole country. A number of the ring
leaders have been arrested and lodged in
Hancock jail. With them is the Major
General, who was brought in chains from
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ALI Quiet at the Front.
Washington, Oct, q


Advices from the front this morning
subslantiates the belief that the rebels
have no desire to fight us this side of the
Rapidan. There have been few Skin
mishes between cavalry, in which small
portion of infantry participated, but our
lines now extend to the Rappahannock,
and the army is quietly resting.
There are rumors here tonight of fight
ing going on at the front all day, but Off
GERS who left Gainesville at noon report
all quiet
Military authorities have no informa-
ton of any engagement beyond mere
picket skirmishing, and are confident that
there is no very formidable infantry force
OF the enemy on the Rappahannock, and
believes the army of the Potomac will be
abundantly able to crush completely what
may be left of Lees army whenever
general engagement can be brought on.
Day before yesterday Lieut.. Boyce, 5lh
New ork cavalry, stationed at Thorough
fare Gap, rode out in the direction of
Aide for the purpose of ascer,aining
whether any Of Moseby's guerillas were
IN the vicinity; infantry pickets having
been Withdrawn, and taking but one man
With him. He proceeded with great eau
tlon until he came upon a party of cav
airy dressed in our uniforms, and num-
beriug about dozen, whom he supposed
70 be our men. Upon riding up, they
surrounded him and ordered him to de-
liver up his arms. Handing over his
sword and revolver, he rode with them
until they came in sight of another party,
when the Lieutenant drew a revolver from
his boot and shot three of the guerrilla..
and with his orderly escaped. The guer
rllas fired on him, wounding him in five
places, but not mortallv.
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News from Rebel Sources.
fortress Monroe, Oct. 2t

fortress Monroe, Oct. 26.
A lady, the wife OF an officer in the reb
ell army, recently arrived in Norfolk. saws
she came from Mobile, Alabama, and re-
ports that city was threatened by the Fed
eral troops, who was near enough when
she left to watch the NOV ements of the
rebel gunners, and the inhabitants were
beginning to think the city would soon
be ours, as there were few ayaila.
BILE troops there and they we're resor,inp
to desperate means to keep up the ap-
pearance of a larger force than they real
~ had. Even the women dressed in
mems clothes. and paraded in the streets
OF the city as soldiers, and should the
city be attacked, resistance could no. be
made by the present force.
We make the following extracts from
the Richmond Sentinel OF Oct. 23d:
People of Richmond decided Yesterday
by vote OF S67 to 269 that they deem it
unadvisablo to place any restrictions ON
the price Of food, and that the Virginia
Senate decide that there should be none
The proposition is now, Can we submit
to this decision with cheerfulness, though
We believe it to be great mistake.
An order has been issued from the War
Department to Gen. Winder, instructinc
MN to deliver to the Federal prisoners
~ the gold sent to them by their friends
u the North, - he may receive it, but
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health 10
few weeks. by very simple remedy, after having
Suffered several with lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consmmption-is anxious TO make
known 70 his fellow SD nerers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pres
crtiOn used ree Of eharse with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will nnd
sxre eurs for Cosscnrrros, AsTH.A, BaoscHrrrs
CoraHs Come, &c The Only object Of the advertiser
in sending the prescription to benefit tho alcied
and spread Information which be coneeiyes to be In
valuable and be hopes every geser will try this
medf. as itvili cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sadre.
RTv. EDWAKD A. WILSON,
Williams burgh, Kings County, New York
oct6- d3n
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NOTICE.

~ Jehn Gag s6atuisirster, ard M.rv Crsr
widow, snf INNS Craig, Albert Craig Mary Anus
tfaf tForse tfsag and James rsiE. minor ehi.1fe
q James Caig. deeeasea.
iea are hefetA aeilaea thst there's noE n fle in
W. oHes 81 the tsrs of the District Court ~ Lee
eeahty III Fort Madison, pesninn and amended
e.iiien II Hiram barney oiainltaE iuerpnt srail -
sea 9een y tstg, aiuaintstraf terri b Three
iheasAna n.starr Ana len per interest from =
OF August, l-e1 Gpon eur AoriEsee Charles sn
upon Lots sis 81 and seven IL Block nine g. in
Nssohs upper saiaiiten 70 thc city ~ Ketkuk lows
ana as AGAINST all Il said Sbove namei d. endanss
Canning ta- sale Of ssis lots pay &c sail Sc
ne euinsaishmeht OF all tqaiiy = Redemption j
for generst r lief
Nor, zach OF yea mast appear and answer said pets-
h9u es neon Of the sec0bd dag of the terra 81
said Court, 70 BE- held II Forfa edison the rsi Mon
DAY OF December a. r.. ls67 CT iudgmeat viii be
had therein against you BY deficit
II. SCuTT HOWELL.
cets3-a4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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souT HERN ACCOUNTS.

Chickamauga, Oct. 81.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
The following dispatches have been re.
eelyed from Maj. Gen. Stevenson:
Charleston, Tenn, Oct. 2O.-Capaley.
under Morrison and Dibbard, attacked
the enemy's cavalry in force at philadel.
phla to-day, capturing about 400, their
artillery small arms, camp equippage, &c.
Our loss. nothing.
Charleston, Tenn, Oct. 2f.-The enc.
my were pursued to their defenses At
London, and arrived there after dark
Their force is not known. Their loss is
seventy prisoners, five wagons, loaded
with stores. ten ambulances, six pieces Of
artillery, lot of horses, mules and other
property.
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to withhold from them Oil United States
Treasury notes. - the Confederate Gov
ernment recognised no such money, and
give them an equivalent in Southern
scrip.
It Is stated that some who have put
substitutes into the army while they stayed
at home 10 mako money. are alarmed at
the prospect of the rspeal Of the substi.
tute law, and having obtained the where
~ithal to travel. are trying to run away
to Europe.
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Probable Engagement near GAINESVILLE.
Washington Oct. 27.

Heavy cannonading was heard at
GAINESVILLE to-day for more than two hours,
up TO noon, in the direction of Bealton.
which is FIVE miles from Rappahannock
station At o'clock this morning the
I'd Army Corps started out on recon
noissance in that neighborhood, where
they may have encountered the enemy.
Last night, between s and 9 clock, ten
or twelve teams, belonging to the reserv-
ed artillery, were captured by some $50
guerflllas when two miles from Warren-
ton.
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Cincinnati. Oct. 81.

A dispatch Of the goth to the Gazette
says the engagement to-day WAS q hot
hand to hand affair, Of over four hour.
The rebel force 10 estimated at 5000. They
lost in killed, wounded ard prisoners,
over 500.
Woodford recaptured his wagon train
and some Of his men, but lost his battery;
our loss nearly 500.
Gen. Sanders advanced yesterday and
drew the rebels below philadelphia. A
running fight was kept up till dark.
Col. Crawford has returned from the
expedition to distribute arms through
Virginia and North Carolina, and receive
recruits, and was successful.
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NOTICE

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snmpron. Pierce, Bros * Flanders Cook a Zen
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nsA Mayo Xix. Hale Co, Benedict Hail. a 10
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oes, heea 60; Fsruhan, kirsham Il Co; Jobn
Gay, assignee of Burns d R.utgen A,cbi,ats
90. 20, ostnetuer. Woodward 4 Q; Herman
IN beztK@h Hinsdale, Defendants
~ ou - merely notified that Their. IL nov IN ale
800. VIZ ouee VI we uiers Of the District Cont OF ee
eoenss ,".a. ~ rqrt Madison Iowa petftfon nnday
oaln o. ! bllilhss 10 which YOU are III N "a a.
.sauis' aheg ng that certain Deed u eer.in pssy
hssse IN Lee cyaoiy Iowa, In SAID pet,,Ian ascx,nes
ehesuieo oy u. W sample aud Sarah A -,m,1a 80 ~
a. bsi1lng sid r. b Lynch Of DATE "a trna ts,h
v, io7o. has BEEN lost ard was not ,aea,ss l ,
.nst. peea OF Irnst executed said prsmi.ss ~ -
u. beld1ng and " ynch to William $500 au
trustee 70 secure efrrsin pr0n1issory pstc
of You except said Ly zen and Beleinv b.xs ..s an
reason OF the loss ard none recording ~ ala ~
F elopu ana shaaow upon plaintiffs title to he sid
premises. and PRAYING thai said Deed Of Trust s.be
psid ana satisfied. and that said JUDGMENT.
IN ~ De declared 70 lien upon said premises n ,bt
said premises be declared fre- and elsnr ~ So
mems M DEED oil Trust and the title thereto my
Quoted In piaintln and fer other and fBrthey
the premises. ''-iei ~
And unless you appear and an.wev,ha,.,oo
noon OF ine second CAV Of The next term 81
a. puts' 70 pc esgon ahd h9iden the frst Nom
Gay OF peeem Der D. 1883. default vi be entered
against you and ndSnen rendered thereon
NOBLE sIKOvG
oS''' Attorneys for Piziut{r
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Cape Race, Oct. 26.

Oap0 mace, OcU! 1o.
The following is additional BY the
Canada:
GREAT BRIrAIH.-Rev. H. W. Beecher
delivered his lecture, previously delivered
in America, at Philharmonic Hall, Liver.
pool, on the 18th, before densely crowd
ed audience. Fears at one time we're en-
tertained of a riot, some Southern SYM
pathizers having placarded the city with
bills calculated to incense the public
against MIR. Beecher.
Large numbers of secessionists were at
the meeting, and did all they could to get
up row and interrupt MIR. Beecher-
They were, however, in large minority,
and on the whole Mr.. Beecher's Tecep-
ton was enthusiastic. He was freque emily
interrupted by disgraceful occurre nces.
but showed great cslmness and tact, and
could not be put down by clamor. Mr..
B. showed how much England was in
terested in the fate of the Moth. Mr..
B. believed that under the influen ce of
Earl Russel's speech, and the seizu re OF
the suspected rams in the Mersey, the
hostility of the North towards England
would disappear. He concluded by point
ing out that in view Of the threatening
aspect of affairs throughout the world,
kindred nations, like England and Amer
lea, should not be estrangcd, for united
they would be match for the world.
A vote of thanks to Mr.. Beecher was
was carried with great cheering, but not
unmixed with Kisses and groans.
Randall Palmer. Attorney General, had
been addressing his constituents at con.
siderable length on American affairs. He
showed that England could not recogni re
the South until their independence was
fully settled. He contended that Eng
land was bound Ito extend belligerent
rights to the Confederates, and strongly
demonstrated the obligation resting on
England for continued neutrality.
The English Cabinet has postponed the
decision in regard 10 the recognition OF
the Poles as beligerents.
The rebel Col. Lamas had made an ad-
dress at an agricultural banquet in favor
of the South.
The troubles in Jeddo and the out
breaks and war in New Zealand, have
attracted considerable attention. 1t is
stated that the Padjst had been invaded
by 1000 men, headed by sons Of Dost
Hopamed, who are thought to be merely
the vanguard of much larger force.
British troops have been sent against
them, and other PRECAUTIONS taken to
cause their overthrow.
The war in New Zealand is termed
war of races.
Energetic measures were being taken
by the troops and white colonists for
decisive victory over the natives.
All the British troops have gone over
to New Zealand, ami volunteers would
follow to put this native instruction
down.
PoLAND.-Russia had commenced de- /
taching certain parts of Poland from Po- /
land. A Russian Imperial decree DEGREES |
the Government of Austen aud the dis |
trict Of Lorenza from Poland and incorpo- /
rates them on the Russian Empire. II is /
also said that Russia has notified the porte
that any recognition Of the Poles as bel /
igerents will be looked on as a declara-
ton Of war.
FRANcE.-The Emperor would receive
the Mexican deputation on the l7th inst.
Paris Bourse dull, without material ac-
luating.
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NEGRO CoLoNIEs-The colony offreed
men on Island No. 10, liz the Mississippi.
is in ahighly prosperous condition. There
are IN all nine hundred persons. two hun
dred aud twenty Of whom are children at
school. The colony owns a sewing ma
chine, and there are number of women
already capable of making their own gar
ments. AT Corinth there is a similar
colony, numbering 2lS6 men, 1909
women and 578 children. Over 800 Of
the men are in the employ of the Gov
eminent, SAB are employed by individuals
and q, some 800 are workers in the camp.
There are two schools with 40 pupils !;
$50 of whom have learned to read. 100
men have enlisted from this colony in
the United States army.
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE

RAICHELok's csist;stei HAIR DYE u Ia Beat
- sasA World The only Hs-nleu Tru< s.a RED.
sSk Dye known- This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect
changes he'd Rassy or Gray Hair instantly to Glas.y
Biaet Neutral Brsx. without snlarins the Hal, a,
Staining the skin leaving the Hair Soft .ad B~antifu
i"pAris fresh vtisy. frequently restoring ito
color, and rretins. tie III Effects OF Bad Dyp. The
Genuine Is signed WilLtaa A. B.rcnELox all Other,
arc mere imisaiioas ami should re avoided sid b,
ali Druggists, nc. PACTGRy-sI BAsrL.xRr.r
New fort. BArvuxtoRs sHw Tostrr Cs,.1 von
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,

SURVEYORS OFFICE
Keotuk. Iowa, Nay ~, 1850.
FoTrCs.-To all persons having guns, reviewers
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale are
ordered not to sell dispose Of the without hrs,
obtaining permit from the uBaerigned by order OF
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons soa.nx will be liable 10 ha We zach
goods eonnsested for the Governnent OF The
United States JOHN sTANSUs,
mayxs-dn Surveyor and CoilectoY
GESTLkAAy, cured OF Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay aud Youthful Error,
aetaaded by dssiFe 10 besent Others, will be happy
tofarush to all who need H. free OF eharge3 the re-
ceips and directions for making The simple Remedy
used In bis cAae Those ~ishisg 10 prces BY his ex-
psuence-snd possess Valuable Remedy-siIl re-
esive The sane by return mall, tearefzy sealed By
ADDRESSING JOAN B oGEks,
ssgls-d&ssn No. 60 Nassau street, New Yo,t.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 tof'is 2 cenn, John saufsrs wm BeIkr.p
Nslirg- I he sisfe of ioWs FER he u@- OF the
sebeoi Frbd} n1Etgs AndersDu. Hhesl er BEL
isws x Co. " u d 2 !. kUdd.ck Nilisr Aiexsnaer
soorntfss Chaplin LIE John hurst Chaxies
Ne hi, James Cor. Anna y Nofthiuefon> Exe~7
trtx ~ Tie estate % Em wotthihgtnn. decsased;
Miller, MAJ h+w Co; Eot@rt Hsmiitan james c
EaDs@y Nr Col rnsn, Jsrles Y COX lAnlss B1r-
rows tAeo- Cope G0t wills u Prefer Eearre
CReBs- SINGER 4 Noo1. n Hanfil; MOI shob4r
c.. Brown CiendeeIeg:
Ton, and each off ou.sre hereby notified ihStou Of
before tie fetA day ofpct0bwr. iee3 there w he on
rr in the eEce ofihe Clerk Of th- Iisiri1 @ urt or
Lee C1unts, Iowa, at Fan Naass<r pe-ltiea Q.
ssnr>i Miller. surrivfag biixee claiming Of yos
ias laid Carts Conn ara Jean sspf9rd he AN
~ Three a4n4red AMI Fss Dsilars as-loa Dollars
AL lster-s rs rseAey sse "a pre-i-ssy rotr eye
CT ID % III n . SsEsHi Eiifrr anatez n Reeves;
also ctsinrE ~ against ali Of ycu the fererosure CT
MerdEag rsvea TO secDrs sagc reta eanv~ mr. the
fsslawinE r%sl estate, to-wIs Lot one NJ in S<ek
eleven u IN h City Of kelSuk Ia tis=- Cosn.v =,
- an4 lsi- Of is~s IN ~hieb said real ssste Il
ether ceirtaAnif eisfm sone interest
An9 unless tCu appear there1n AL askrd tefo-
neaa or sse sseeva tAs a. tAe p~eer Der tern fss3
osssId Dssfie- CsurE al Fore yz9isar lsarH4pt ara
deere q b rPndrre thereon accord ng tn PRAYER
0; said position.
RANKIN & acCRART
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Riffers

They purity. strength and 10 vigor.t.
Thev create heaithr appetite
They are IN antiaose 10 change OF va.@, .ns A.,
10y overcome Fleets Of eissipstea and late hours
They strengthen The system and rnlirsn the mind
They prevent missnsiie And observation-disclosures
Tbs. purity the breath and seidity of,ae .tor..e,
They cure d. spepsis aud Constipation
They cure Uiarraes Chai~rs end Chot.r. no-h..
Inss ea'e Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache
They are the tess BI,ers In the world Th.. -.
shr weak man strong. and are sxhan.tea D.,ura,.
sres' fssserer They are made Of pure ST, Crolx Run
ee'esraied cssaya BARK roots ard herbs and are
aAea ~o the pleasure eta beverage. without regard
10 age or time OF day. Particularly Recommended q,
delicate persons requiring ren,le ssinuant so,sbv
al Groesn. Druggists. Hotel. and saloons.
DRAKE h CO, sv Broad~ax y.~ys
Sid by Andrew us,L..
Me- ~ Asln-st.. keokuk
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PARTICULAR x0rICE,

There ARE macy preparations Sid cnaer taA r.r al,
s.tteFs, PAT W u quart eSsties rpoxHced Of The
cheapest Viii KEY camrsA ~ n. roATnr srcrr %
~ c~Ess PER <SeE, TIE TASTE dAsgusea - Aaiz, y,
Coriana-r Seed
Ihis eisss Of bsters las caused al VII eantirus TO
can Sc - long as hrF en he sold hGhdreds the
atStn OF me drsnkara 81 their Hse c system ker
eontih1ay under the ize ee % AteeAntis slim
Of the kin3, Ihe Leacr IL ersss-s
kept up ard the resalt = all the kasrors
on dfupka rds life an4 eeeth.
tot these 10 desire and siil hare Lseser Bitter.
&c neh.n Toe fotipElns receipt t'ef ene Bottle o.
hoehaR6S 6ermaa Ritter uix with three q ~.
Of good Brandy or Ahi>kry. and the r1sait vii =
pre- Ars3sar fas vii far excel naeiixfnaf van
ara we rtNetisbee 4n9 o. tbe unrroGs Liquor tiers
~ ne n&Fkft snd resi rsnrh ir~s rou will haze
aHths wins " headAhH> kltivrsr connection with
COED article ~ fsQGur. mach less prlce thar
these interior Preparations ~ III cssk yce
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STATE OF IOWA.

ADsurANT GEmxaAL's Orvrcs,(
Davenport, Oct. 20, 1859.
Gsasrai Order No. 1874.
All recruiting olbceys for the 9th Iowa Cavalry,
whose commissions are about TO expire. will repor
al once In person, with their recruiss TO Camp
Roberts. Davenport Iowa. Those whose com uisstons
have been extended vii detail man bring In sill men
recruited At once. This Authorixes all transport
lines 10 honor passes hands Of any person author
iseS in writing BY Recruiting 0cer to command such
detail.
n. b. BAKER,
octA-d4 w3 Adutant General Of Iowa.
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Cincinnati. Oct 81

Gen. Rosecrans said in his speech be.
fore the Merchants Exchange yesterday
that it was his firm belief if the forces 70
Gently sent to Chattanooga had been
ordered there before, as they ought to
have been, the back bone of the rebellion
would have been broken. The General
left last night for his home at Yellow
Springs, Knoxville.
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By TELEs RAPH.1

SVOCk NI0rket. n J
New YORK, Oct. 81.
EVENING REPORT.
Stocks-Firmer.
Goid-1reguar unsettled and lower. Starting &C.
declining to Ash advancing 70 AL closing dull Al A5x
I 5 .ss, 'si coupons, iIol9iios..
New Treasury 3-lO-Io7}Glos
G. r. I.--to0l.
III. R.-ll2i
Fittibarg RI. ". C-ssx
New York Central-I3et
Erie--1lot.
Readng-i24t.
lludson-1at.
Pacific Man-230.
c. B. Q-I29
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Washington. Oct OF

toHi OCt IT
Arrangements are being made for pay
ing our armies for the two months ending
with November. Twenty millions
are required for this purpose. The Pay.
masters rolls may not. however, be pre-.
pared before the mid die of the month.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Report or Lees Army Crossing the Rap
pahanneck Exaggerated.
Especial to the World.1
Washington Oct. 90.

Washington Oct. 90.
Advices from the front to-day show
that the report that any considerable pcr-
ton of Lees forces had crossed the Rap
pahannock for the purpose Of resuming
the offensive, are considerably exaggera-
ted. The rebels maintain bold line
along the Rappahannock, and seem de-
termined to prevent further advance of
our force. If Lee should essay to cross
to this side, he may not find another ad-
vance toward Washington so easy mat
ter as his late one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
shelhys Force leaving Missour
st. Louis. Oct 81.

A dispatch received at headquarters
represents all Of Joe Shelby's force as be-
ing beyond the boundary of the State.
and Gen Mcneil had crossed the Boston
Mountain IN pursuit of the flying rebaIs