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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

HORRIBLE MURDER-REBEL BARBARA
1.-TWO men, of tue 18th Missouri, sta
toned at Chewala, were, few days ago
found in dying condition short DIS
lance from the picket line. Their bodies
exhibited marks Of the most brutal vio-
lence, both being castrated. The facts
in the case as near as We can learn are
a. ;ollows: Ii seems that when the war
broke out there lived in this neighb hood
two tsmihes named respectively Hill and
Taylor The Ia, Tor family were Union
people, aud tie Hill family rebels. The
Hills have beeu ani are stili in the rebel
guerrilla service, and Taylor has acted as
a Union scout. About week ago lay
lor, while on some business, WAS at one Of
the picket posts, when they were surprised
by guerrillas and were taken prisoners
Taylor and another scout vino accompa-
MED him we're at ouce recognised BY the
rebels, and they were surprised TO find
their cid enemy, Hill, among them. 1t was
at once decided to kill them, and they were
both shot and left for dead, not, however,
until the brutal nature of Hill was exhib
tied by castrsting both Of them. The men
were found some time afterwards, and Tay-
lor Was yet alive and able to state who his
murderers were. The mothers of the
murdered and murdcrers are now living
In Corinth.- Corinth Chandelier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
THE GATE CITY.
speech ~ Mr.. Chase - she Miesouri
ana Kansas Delegation.
From the CHICAGO Tribunej

From the Chicago TrbunsI
Washington, Oct. LIS. 1883.
The following is full report OF Score
tary Chase's remarks. last night, to tn
Missouri and Kansas deianiioss. wb,
had called at his residence to pay th-r
respects to him. The lateness Of che
hour at which = wac delivered pre-
vented our transmitting anything more
than the briefest mention Il lt last
night.
REMARKS OF SECRETARY CHASE.
1t is hardly in rule, gentlemen. that
host should receive such compliment as
you have rendered, from guests assem.
bed under his own roof. $500 4 " = =
is. perhaps, less in rule that the host
should reply to it. II would, however,
show an Influence which | cannotfeel if /
did not say something Let me say then,
simply. that you are welcome, Nilsson
rians, and Kansas men, all of you, to my
house. feel myself ho1ored by this
visit. l rejoice to see you who were
arrayed few years ago against each 9TH.
er, nov@nnited in the holy cause of free
dom aud Union.
Sfostsincerely do sympathize with you
in the distressss brought to your homes
by a wicked rebellion; and most earnestly
do / wish that you may find the deliver.
ance from them that you seek. You
have, | understand, laid your case before
the. Chief Magistrate of the nation. Il
cannot anticipate his decision. He will
give it, am sure, according to his hon.
est Convection g $50
In times Of divided opinions on vital
questions, when men are arrayed on diff
ferent sides, the true rule of duty, in my
Judgment, is to ascertain, in the first
place. what is right, and then do it. In
these days, the first question to ask is,
who are the men in sny State who frst
earnestly and Internationally maintain
the Union against rebellion? And hav-
ing found out who they are, stand with
them.
In the next place, ask who are they
who mean to maintain the Union by
means which will most cert.ialy asIve
the country we all love. Having found
out who they are. go with them. 1t is
not SO important to know how many take
the straight path as it is to go ourselves
with those who take it.
The first duty of the hour is to restore
the integrity of the Republic. The Sec
ond is to found the restored Republic on
principles which will insure il against
future disorder.
have long believed that universal
freedom and just wages for labor, are the
true foundations of democratic republic.
This faith. l am glad to know, is your
faith. have maintained it through some
trials you are all now maintaining it
amid greater trials. Do not doubt your
final triumph. Difficulty. danger and
calumny may yet attend you for a while.
but guided and sustained by this faith,
you viii. lam sure, soon find in your
distant Western homes peace, prosperity
and happiness. Most happy shall | be,
if BY any act or word of mine, can pro-
mote, in any way, the speedy coming of
that day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

suRsHAns FURNITURE ExfEE,ssss ,s AND . FAX
xnts sa ,arth rur.ssuv scsed ana
shplsd s Rrrs "a ssA fsss De enas,sv frros,'rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 81 1863

Nav,
Buliick Isaac. U 8 8 Sabine
OailAAan james, U s stea N
friRate Co .orado
Doy . Lieut. James A
D4pieison tredk n, U 8 str
Huntsville
Forrest Lieut. n. Us iron clad
keokuk
Herbert Actg Ensign VIM II,
Y = steamer San Jacinto
Hawkins Sd Asst Engineer
John, U y str Water Witch
Harvey Actg Masters Mate
David
Myers Masters Mate Chas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

id Spanish Letters.
A-GambArdelia Capitauo r,
baica Rosina
S--0arbIoha Sioolo, nav Ira.
vorodna Miiiya
8-E0Jtgsni Max
3ia-Hnerla AntonI0
ND--I4aumont. serrurisr
s8-l.cter hme Louise
@-i.au'h Marguerite
4p-Lagana Domcnieo, bark
Aurora
4l-l.ebihan Jean Marie. ma.
wire frsncais Prince Impe-
rial
42-Iouls jacques. adv Hoe
2-Aosci Bertha, artistic. ie
ave
H-Mclixsi A Carpani, aiv
bark Benvcnuto
f,a--Mcrilxi Rocco, Boweiy
45b-Mayolly r II
<'--Mayoi Francisco y Acos.
Ia. adv Cerilo villayrrde
H-Morchio Anna Muglle Ill
Gio-hathis.a, BroaawaJ
lS-No.f Emile
49-Nosio Carlos N, para DIR
Jaime Mcstre
6D-Pauehcnx, mafeiot
5l-Paridaens NINE
5.-Rugiero yinccaxo, brig.
antine AmIlcare
3-Reuzzier Antonio, bark
insiese, Capt y Familiar
Raphael
A-R,zzoli Pedro
J5--Societa d'Uaionc q Ira
tcllansA Italians, Presi.
dente della
T-SArnIsuet Francois, cuisi.
MGR
N-stephsui Alphonss 4
CtA
6s--sces'Ansvich s,srco, brig
Arturo
5Qa--Sautrillon Mr.
59b--Toledo Mariana
W-kuagniaux jean Daniel
Sl--vAronA Jose
oe-zuxulioh Giorgie, bark
russo Stephnso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

List.
Harvey Charles 3. sioop of.
war San JAcint0
Lee Thomas, y B ship
Gemsbock
Livingston Phillip, Us frigte
Sabine
Loring Lyman. U 8 8 supply
Lunt Capt Jere, schr Lath
Rich
MoAllister Alexander, UN,
care Brooklyn Navy yard
Walden Actg Asst Paymaster
CT
Zieman Albert. U 8 steam
frigate Colorado
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

EyURNIsHRD HOUSE wANTED--IN BROOKLYN FOR
ono year. by gentleman and wife, without childrea.
modern improvements No boarders will bs takes. Al.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

DoAds wANrED--BY A GENTLEMAN WIPE AND
~ child infant, four Rooms Ia Now York.
Sixth and above Twenty eighth street. or 70
brooklyn In walking distance OF Fulton ferry Address g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

w ANTKD--A WILL, FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH ALL
W the modern improvements. and tn good order II must
contain At least Bodroone and be located between
ANY having such house will find careful
aud responsible tenant the advertiser AL
give full particulars location Of house. and owest
rent. Address 63 Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

FACTORY wANTED.-wANTED TO HIRE BUILD.
ing suitable for manufacturing purposes Building 10
60 two stories. with forty horse power Address Factory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

rrHE JoURNRYMAN BARRIERS AND hAIRDR Ess
era Association An members 81 this oresnir an =.
hereby urgently invited 70 APPEAR sunday evening March
~ al The meeting No "a All ~ -,
Houston (Drsmaic Ha Cor the purpose Of dspos
"a Of imperant busnesa All journsymen barbe n AMI
halrdraees not yet eeionlng 10 the Assoraoo Am
ptsiy nvst cSs prssa, and 70 become wrsnbrrs Come
ID ed - sA q ~ % ~ u cur pcxsr ln.A cQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

E,URNLsHED HoUsR wANTED-IN THE SUBURBS
Of New York for sia months near car route Tor
exceed $50 FOR the term, payable quarterly In ad Ad
dress J. B. r.. box l,4U7 Post 0nlce. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

NOTICE TO cREDrroRs.--c0uRT or COMMON
an Yeas for the city sad county OF New york-irauei
Coleman against Aaron Coeuberger Emanuel Ikriheler
and ci Pursuant 20 order duly ma ana enter
tcc hereby given to all persons bsns or ca ming % .
No 80 Warren street. In tho city OF New i9fx wnca hr
oe Adler and who IN or ABOUT sih dsy Of MARCH, 1881
executed and delivered 10 tho above nnnsn Asrvn Cohen
Their creditors 70 present their cai%s guy csI,acd VIII
he,eof ~ he at his oHe. No a Ann
street In The city New Yor on o. before the h aay o.
foreciood q all rshi 70 shsrc o. parlcLa's my ,ma
s,n,rs "a csrasors as directed by sad order
Dated view i"'A' - MALCOLM CANrBHLf. Referee.
cs..rss Psfcs Atssrncy for Plaintiff N~ Nassau sfcse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

Ous Letters.
Little Miami Railroad Go
Musical Pioneer
Mercantile Times
New York Safe Co
New York Knife Co
New York City GLASS Co
n Y Branch Of l. d s, New
York city
Pub Universe
People'sW eekly. sR Fulton Ct
Penn Salt Manufact' ng Co
Princes Metallic Paint Go
Printing Once, ATS Broadway
Recruiting officers (any or
the lof the l-dTamnla ny rgt
s n DispcnsaEy
Steapshtp Eagle capt OF
Epli1t Telesrapv editor OF
HAbbath Recorder
n wAKEMAE, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

A LADY CHILD AND sHRvANY WANT A PARLoR
and two bedrooms with privilege tn Kitchen would
hire First or Second Floor partially furnished within
minutos walk OF Union Iuare Address Mrs May Uvoa
SQUARE Post ONCE a3'EaI IN 7-- IN -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

A sNALb HOUSE,. HLIGTBLY LOCATED BRrwEKN
"a Amity and TwentyA I'd srssss Seventh aud Fourth
avenues wantcd would purchase FURNITURE f good. Oh
tain immedis! pssoasoI Apply the Registry aAd Real
Bstaio 0ozCe No. Ast0r place. sfa 49, 9ffe4fF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

WANrED-TO RENT FOR THE SUMNER FUR.
w nishod House. within thirty miles New York Ad
dress stating particulars ard price. bex&N Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

DELIEf FOR IRELAND-IiiE MEMBERS or THE
III Society or the Friendly Sons ~ - Patrick
70 meet at room No. Delmonisss Hotel ~ Broad
way and Chsmbes street. on Monday Afternoon I'D
~ hair past cocs 70 adopt for promp,
relief OF the starving poor OF Ireland By order Of
JAMES Z. BHtDy, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

NoTIcE..r0 THE WALTERS or NEW yoRK-ALL
IN the walters OF New YORK respectfully invited
tend meeting to be held nj the Cooper Tnss,
on Monday evening" March ~ At half past o'clock r.
All that should come business nee
and interest TO ell viii he laid before the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

A SMALL HOUSE OR PART or HOUSE. CONSISr r.
ing Of q lee Aye rooms wanted on Or conysaess y
Tor four adults children Addrexs stating sud
cemm0datton. ". g. T., Herald o0ice. ~ j.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

CT ANDREWS Notwithstanding MEETING :
- Tue pembes Of the 81 Andrew Society Of The state
NV YORK requested 20 sttcrd special NJ nj
the society called Ia Of the decrease ths T
surer Robert Hi sop At the sncc u the Pr sen OF he
sosety No ~ Exchange ptsre Sstur.v ,he giv ms,
as Ia o'clock Ny order Of the rrsssdenl,
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DEAD.-YeUNo MEN DESTROYS or JOINING A III
III tsrsry Club hear Of rhsnsc do
by addresslng immejstey n. 4 lok aNo Post ocr n v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

aIyOUeR wAkTKD-TO LEASk OR PURCHASE, FUR
Ii nishcd uhfrnished moderate sxed three four
story HOUSE. In good neighhorhocd by family Of three
order aud with the modern improvements Bet~ Tween
tfen Thrticth streets aud Fourth and SIKH
preferred. Address s. \. D., boz 100 Herald 01co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-18

very men who arc now talking noisi-
ly on our streets in favor Of the re-
demption Of these notes, were the ardent
supporters Of Harris usurpation, and
applauded him when he aimed blow
at the credit of the State Under All
the circumstances Of the cases, we are
not prepared to say that an assess
ment of two or three millions Of dollars
levied upon the estates Of prominent
rebels in Davidson county, for the pur-
pose of meeting the partial redemption
Of the notes of the Bank of Tennessee
would be unjust or impolitic. There is
no doubt that the great bulk of the notes
of the bank, probably nineteen-twenti-
eths of them, are in the hands of disloy-
al persons. This is matter deserving
either consideration.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-18
LATE NEWS.

New York, Oct. 16.-A special dis
patch to the Tribune, from Chattanooga,
dated October 10, contains the follow
ing:
Since the 9TH, no hostile demonstra-
tions have been made on our front. The
rebel batteries on the northeastern slope
of Lookout Mountain have been with
drawn, and those on the left have re-
manned silent. Yesterday and to-day
our guns on the left and right compelled
Bragg to remove his headquarters from
Missionary Ridge, and drove away the
whole signal corps on Lookout Mountain.
Up 10 noon to-day both sides have been
quiet. Day before yesterday a rebel
picket, composed of q sergeant and six
men of the Sd kentucky, deserted to us.
They report that the mysterious engage
ment within the rebel lines on the 9th
was = fight between q brigade of
Georgia militia and the regular troop 8, the
former refusing 10 cross the State line,
and their refusal brought on the collision.
Small parties of rebel sharpshooters
have fired for several days from the
south bank of the Tennessee upon the
trains and detachments of troops moving
over the road along the north bank TO
Bridgeport and Stevenson, and killed
and wounded several men and animals.
Dispositions have been made 10 drive
them away.
The damages done to the Nashville and
Stevenson Railroad by Wheeler's cavalry
have been repaired, and trains are again
running regularly.
The rebel cavalry has been closely fol-
lowed by ours on their raid, and alta tked
and defeated several times. 1t is now
reported to be completely scattered
throughout the region between Duck and
Elk rivers.
Yesterday another strong rebel picket,
commanded by a lieutenant, came into
our lines in body. They report the
enemy building pontoOns. This indi-
Gates disposition to dislOdge us from
our position by q thanking movement
across the river, which will be provided
against by Gen. Rosecrans.
There has been no communication
with Burnside for several days. The
public has been wrongly impressed as TO
the strategic relations of his command
with this army. II is serving q good
purpose, but not in the manner generally
supposed in the North.
ARMY OF THE PoTOMAo, Oct. 15.-The
public suspense regarding the Army Of
the Potomac may be set at rest, The
army is safe and able to maintain its
position against the entire armies of the
rebellion. The retrogrAde movement
was voluntarily on MeAde's part not
forced by any action or movement Of the
enemy, and with the avowed purpose 10
draw the enemy from his notifications
and base. IL was wholly successful.
Lee has followed closely diminishing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-18
General CTittenden's Farewell.
HFApouARTKRs 2lst ARMY CORPS


Chattanooga, Oct. 10 1868.
10 the Officers and Soldiers of tie 2lst army
Corps:
The General commanding announces
with sorrow tbat the name of this corps
las been stricken from the army rolls,
and that he has been relieved from duty,
and ordered TO report to indianapolis,
that his conduct in the late battles of
ChickamaugR may be investigated.
The General commanding regrets the
separation from his commandment the
investigation. Investigation, the closest
scrutiny--howeve it may affect him, can
only brighten your fame. Your deeds
at Chickamaugs, as ct Stone River, will
hand down to posterity your honored
names.
You have honored me The mighty
hand of the 21st army corps has craven
the name of its commander on famous
pages of the past. And the slanderer's
tongue cannot revoke the past
Future honors await you. May Gods
blessings attend you!
Z. L. CRITTENDEN,
Major General U. S. Vols.