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

Baltimore, July s
The Americans special dated Wednes-
day noon. says the position Of the rebels
and their condition is definitely asser-
tanned: their infantry line was drawn
across Faulksmrg Md, to Falling Water.
and beyond this line they are making al
most superhuman exertious TO get their
trains, artillery and ammunition across tho
river. The best military authority here,
doubts it. might almost say, are confident
that they have no pontoon bridges at Fall
ing Water. They are crossing their hor.
ses in boats, and leaving their wagons on
this side. probably intending to take
them to pieces and carry them across on
canal boats.
heard the opinion expressed BY high
military authority that the enemy would
probably secsre the most defensible po-
sition in front of Williamsport, sntrench
themselves and endeavor to hold our ARM
At bay, while they secured means Of cross.
ing.
Lees headquarters are definitely as
sertsined to be At Hagerstown to-day
Hi troops are mainly between there and
Williamsport, which is only seven mile.
distant
Gen. Early's rebel division is to-day
9 reported to be cut of near Greencastle, BY
our cavalry; this is only rumor, bnt il
believed to some extent.
Plsssanton has been operating will
magnificent success during the last thrs,
days. While the rebels were retrealisg
We had cavalry in their front, and fam
and rear. Its presence and bold dashes
aided in the complete demoraisation Q
the rebels, and their discipline has bee
greatly relaxed.
Among the captured are Brigade
Generals Robinson and Trimble. Dam
Q age done rebel trains by dashes of on
/ cavalry 10 almost incredible, cverywher
! they were captured, cut off and burnss
Gen. Fitzpatrick dashed into the middl
of Gen. Ewell's trains and burned b,
tween goo and 500 wagons, and ruin 0
horses
To-day we captured IS more wagon
IS and 500 horses and mules. Our caya
ry think that Kilpatrick's division had
fight yesterday with the rebel division I
n Hagerstown:: their position at one tim
{ was dangerous, but they got out fnall
!. without serious loss.
g Our army is steadily moving. IF lie
!. remains this side Of the river, there 10
e probability of another battle within til
/. next - hours.
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Cairo. july 7,

Cairo, July I.
1t 10 not true 40 stated in Cincinnati
papers and Washington dispatches tba
the news Of the fall Of Vicksburg was tel
sgraphed from Memphis over the Govern.
ment line
The rebels have retired from Helena.
Maj. Gen. Oglesby, just arrived from
Memphis. says the terms of capitulation
Of yicksburg we're that enlisted men were
to be paroled, while commissioned ofhcers
we're retained as prisoners. Pemberton
gave the number of his men at $4,000
fit for duty. aud 5000 in hospital blu. il
is thought the number exceeds this
5. 900,
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Especial to the Tribune. I
Washington, July 3

Washington, July 3.
Heavy diminishing to-day from day
light till 3 p m. near Boonsboro, between
Buford's and Kilpalriek's cavalry and the
enemy's infantry.
The casualties Of Lees army unknown,
His wagon traios are at Williamsport
1t is believed he is terrifying on or near
An,ietam.
II lis now stated that the first draft will
be 500, 600, aud will be made as soon as
snrollmsnss are completed. Quotas Of
certain districts are already assigned.
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Headquarters Army of Potomac,

July Q, 1000.
The Herald special says:
Gen. Lee 10 still on this side of the Po-
tomac, unable to cross with his army.
The anticipated battle will probably
occur near the old Antietam field. Our
forces are rapidly concentrating. and .
desperate battle is impending.
River swollen to great hight and still
rising.
South Mountain has been occupied ant
Harper's Ferry is in our possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Baltimore, July 8.

Baltimore, July 9.
The American has the following spe-
cial dispatch:
Frederick, July Our cavalry had
q sharp fgh with the rebels between
Franks,own and Boonsboro, about 6 miles
this side of Hagerstown The rebels were
in heavy force. Our cavalry was COM
PEELED to fall back to Boonsboro, with
some loss.
Gen. Fitzpatrick is reported killed,
though some accounts say he is only
wounded. We learn that Gen. Kilpat-
rick's command was completely surround
ed, and was compelled to cut its way
through. The rebels are this side of Ha-
gerstown, endeavoring to get their wag-
ons and punder across the river.
Scouts this p. m, bring the report that
the advance of the rebel column was cross
ing the river at Williamsport II this be
so, we need look for no fight in Maryland.
1t is reported At Boonsboro that rebel
pickets are being thrown out nearly to that
point, enclosing within their lines the An.
tietam battle field and Shephardstown.--
The crossing Of the main force, however,
is considerably west of this. and covers
the three roads that lead to Willismsport
The movements Of our army are such
IS will to-day uncover fully the enemy,
position.
The whole number Of prisoners report
ed a. headquarters this morning is IL,
900. Fuller information places our loss
es in killed and wounded in the 3 day
fight, at $4,000. The rebel loss in killee
and wounded will exceed ours at leas
i 5000.
Reports received at headquarters stat
that $500 rebel dead have been buried
by our burying parties, and only two
thirds of the battle field have been ex
plored. The whole of their killed left Oh
, the field will exceed 5000. The usus
) proportion of wounded to killed, six t
one, would make their wounded numbe
: $4,000. Without over estimating thel
total loss in killed, wounded, and prison
ers, may be put down at. $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
TT. Monroe. .Jnly 7.

Further lists Of prisoners who have
died in rebel prisons are received and for
waIded to Washington for publication.
Steamer City OF Albany from White
House arrived the morning of the list.
Gen. Getty with 10, 600 men proceeded
from White House, to destroy remainder
of the bridges over South Anna river
He returned this A. n. to White House,
having accomplished most Of his mission
satisfactorily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Phiiadelphia, July 8.

Enquirer has special from Frederick
the 9Th, reporting sharp action nearly
oil day between Meade's advance and the
rebels, beyond Boonsboro.
Every available man is being pushed
forward.
Rebels attacked our cavalry this morn
ing west of Boonsboro.
We fall back towards Champions Gap.
This indicates the river being unforda-
bic, he intends trying Antietam again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Especial to the Herald
Leavenworth, July 8.

Sunday 6th.---Gen. Blunt with all the
cavalry be could raise stated from Fort
Scott TO TT. Gibson, Indian Territory.
Information received at headquarters
Dist Frontier show that Col phillips'
Indian Brigade is hard pressed by the en-
envy, who IL reported 1000 strong
Three infantry regiments are marching
to reinforce Col. Phillips.
Gen. Blunt took no train and will cros'
the Arkansas and offer battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
New York, j uly 8

The draft commenced here Monday.
The computed quota Of this city is 1860
and Brooklyn 1000.
The Post says it is reported from q
source believed to be reliable, that Gen.
Dix has sent $4,000 men to reinforce
Gen. Meade.
The draft commenced in Pi.tsburg on
Wednesday.
A.special from Washington to the Post
says: Its believed here that battle
is in progress to-day on the upper Poto
mac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Washington, July 8.

Information received tonight indi.
Gates that another battle il imminent at
Hagestown. All precautions have been
taken to secure the capture of Lees
army which il thought to be only ques.
ton of time.
The rumor that Beauregard was at
Culpepper with 10000 men 10 believed
to be cauard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10

When are books like mummiss D.
When they are bound In cloth.
Why ia gracious man like . benevo.
lent one : He il always for.gising.--N
Y. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Indianapolis. july 8,

Morgan's forces of artillery, cavalry aud
infantry, numbering from six to eight
thousand have crossed into Indiana and
captured Corydop, our forces falling
back. The rebels, it is supposed, are
marching on New Albany and Jefferson
vile, whore there are large quantities Of
supplies. Business is entirely suspended
here to-day, and citizens forming compa
MES for self defence. One regiment ha'
been raised since last night. 1t is report
ed that two citizens were killed at Cory
don when the rebels entered we're killed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York, July 8.

Timss' correspondent with Kilpatrick's
cavalry, writing from South Mountain
rhports the capture on he 4th Of all Of
Ewell's wagoE trains, four miles long,
strongly guarded BY infantry and cavalry.
with 1000 prisoners and 1900 horses and
mulea.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Times Special.l
Washington. July s.

Washington, July 8.
Gems. Grant and Meade promoted
The former to Major General, and the
latter to Brigad,er General. in the regular
army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Harrisburg, july s.

Harrisburg, July s.
No information here of the rebel ad-
vance toward Cumberland valley against
Couch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
MORGAN,S RAID INTO
INDIANA!
LATEST FROM RosHcRANs' ARMY.
Especial to the World.

Harrisburg, July 8.
Reports are rife here tonight of an ad-
vance of part Of the rebel forces again
down the Cumberland valley, to strike
Gen. COUGHS army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Cincinnati, July 8.
Especial to the Commercial

Bragg yesterday retreated across the
Tennessee and destroyed the splendid
bridge At Bridgeport. Strsgglers cap
tured say his army is demoraiIzed and
crumbling as it recedes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-10
Washington. July 8.

Washington, July D.
No information has been received from
Williamsport to 2 o'clock to-day. 1t is
not believed that there was fight there
yesterday. although it is probable. Gen.
Sedgwick has done the enemy's rear
much damage.
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Miscollaneous.
A POEM ron TmE TIME,


A Poem ron TINE TIMES.
Vest.
Or PANT all thrsadssrs old and worn when new oass
are ths bssts
When u. ftsrn eheapiy sells suit OF beauty ,srs
In ns and fAshios jxsf AtsS svry should wear
On who vosid want 10 wear Cost. the style Of BY
whsrs ssas sc ..d SERVES long on .vry sean .p
p~ars9
when D. stern has sueh stock 1t tsY~s 90 r.rx lsv.
That ev'ry body wonders, how be sell ihsns sci
Oh Who. frsn credit Tslors, his clothing sss would
And pay pr,es for garments. b. suov. 4. ns.a 70.
hlsk7
When u. stern sui; him. an Ut him saus snanles
Ard give Asffsr srtsfts al eaiy Halt "a r rice,
OIL Who would have their little boys and youAs Of
larger sise,
Appear 10 shabby garments before the public syesf
Nbsa ID stsrn Boy CiotsinK before iA~ 10 srrsy.d
AUD Psrssts eau eeonomixs By buyibg ExAps AAsx.
Thea you wIsh for Cesi, Pants, vesi OF shirt
OF Collars,
Or Hasdkss chiefs, or Socks aud want to save your
Doilars,
re D. etsrn's be 10 go-thsrs il 90 other place.
On Main srsst, nesr the LSves yos bis s1il-
Ing face.
y. sTERN,
Main Street. betsesn los and Lsvss, Ksosak,
spso-d3a
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Mountain House

near Boonsboro, July 8.
There is no truth in the reported death
of Fitzpatrick.
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Washington, July 8.

Messages for Associated PreSs, re-
ceived from Frederick tonight, says in
formation from the rebels that can be re-
lied upon comes from the front this morn
ing Of the following purport:
The Potomac has checked the passage
of the rebel army. A small portion Of
Lees transportation has been crossed on
RATS at Williamsport and Sheppardstown.
His ambulance train with wounded has
also crossed. but his supply train with
cavalry and artillery only are on this side.
His first line OF battle has been formed
in Antietam field. Should this prove
true, and il is certain he cannot receive
reinforcements he will be obliged to treat
his army to the arbitraments of bloody
field.
Our forces are gradually concentrating
in that direction. The hopes and pros
poets Of annihilating the entire army Of
Virginia sre bright. The best possible
spirits animate the officers and men.
AT last advices Lee was concentrating
his forces by every available means fear
ing an attack. and yesterday morning
| planted his batteries on every road by
which we were likely to approach.
Louisville, July Q.
| A meeting of citizens has been held te
take measures for the defense of the city
1t was addressed by General Doyle, VII,
stated that there was no Immediate dan
ger iii was Necessary that measures be In
ken to organize the citizens for our de
Tense. The matter was submitted to tn,
. city council. which met thfs morning
The following resolution was passed b.
! the meeting "That all male citizen
between the ages of IL and as, be enroll
4 ed into company's for service if required
and that all such who refuse to be en-
rolled shall be sent North" Gen. Doyl
has determined to carry out these resolu
tons vigorously, and the enrolment wi
Immediately commence.
- We have the usual reports about tn
70 ubiquity Of Morgan's forces around nj
II but they are considered mere fancies
excited people. No considerable force
armed rebels are known to be near OF
city.
Buckner's forces were crossing the Tel
nessee near Chattanooga.
y Yesterday small squads Of rebel caval
n we're along the line of the Frankfort ri
10 road.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE, {,

SURVEYORS OFFICE
Kcokuk, iowa, Nay ~, 1859
NoTICE.-To all persons havins guns, revolver .
pstois, nunisions Of war Of sey Hind fer sale
ordered not 10 sell dispose OF the without At
obtaining psrpit from tho undersigaed by order Of
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons Violating tis order will be sbis have sse
goocs copeatsd for ne VI Me Cos Of ths
United states. JOHN 6rASHCS,
may3B-dN Surveyor and Collector.
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- 6An. Francisco, July 8.
Legal lander sell to-day .. ssvonty-fve
cents. r 3s,e,er rs 9g
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-06
DIED.

In Wilmington, on the 30th ult Joshua G. Wright.
Esq, prominent lawyer and highly respected citizen
of that town, aged 81 years. -i
On the 10th of July, 1861 Lieuf VIM +. Rozzen, Of
the th N. c. Regiment, in the 23d year of his age
He yas left in The hands of the enemy and died OF
wounds received in the first days fight at Gettysburg
His remains inferred near the city of New York
He the eldest of Mr. Rchd A. Rozzell of this
county Lieut., RoZZell Of the noble OF
Mecenburg and has sacrificed himself upon the altar
of his country. He served in the army from the battle
of Great Bethel until his last fight at Gettysburg He
will long be remembered by his companions in arms
TO them he courteous and kind not forgetting
his duty TO thenl as fellow citizens But lol he is
gone he now sleeps in DEATH and sound can awake
him until he is summoned to appear before he Great
Judge Of all the earth Though all must die, il is
some consolation when dear are called away to
know that their last hours spent in the midst of
friends and relations but the friends of the deceased
have this for he died among strangers
but they do know that he died patriot and enter
tain the hope that he is at peace in that home beyond
this vale of tears where the pure in heart are
with joys forever more. ......-r..
Along Ca.awbas beauteous shore ...... .
His voice will never be heard again,
His hand will pluck the flowers no more
That bloom along its murmering stream
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-06

Gen Lees Official Report Of his PenmsyivanSa
Campaign.-Gen. Lees official report of his
Pennsylvania campaiga has been. published. Ii
indicates that his purpose was to advance upon
Harrisburg ,9r On the night of the 29th OF Juno,
he ascertained that the, Federal army had crossed
the Potomac, and that the head Of the column had
reached South Mountain, and as his commuuica-
ton with the Potomac was menaced, he resolved
to prevent further progress of the enemy in that
direction by concentrating our army on the East
side of the mountain near Gettysburg. The Fed
eral army interposed between Stuart's comnad
and Our main body, and prevented communication
with him until his arrivaEat Carlisle. The march
towards Gettysburg was conducted more slowly
than it would have been had the movement of the
Federal army been known.
After referring to the first days fight tho report
says:lsit had not been intended 10 fight general
battle at such distance from our base, unless ut
peotedly confronted by the Federal army, IL be-
came alnatter of difficulty to withdraw through
the mountains with ous large train; at the same
time the country wts unfavorable for collecting
supplies, the whole being in presence Of the enc
ny's main body, as he was enabled to restrain our
Forging parties by occupying the passes in the
mountains. A battle thus became measure
and encouraged by the successful issue
of the engagement OF the first day, aud iu view of
the possible results that would ensue from defeat
Of hleade's army, it was thought advisable TO re-
hew the attack" The report then gives general
description of the battles of the second and third
days. and commends the heroic valor of the troops,
and explains the causes OF the withdrawal OF our
irmy from Gettysburg &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-06

From NORTHERN VIRGINIA.-We have moth
ing now from the line of the Rapidan, aud the
only have is repetition Of the report that
the army of Gen. Meade. has been much reduced
by the withdrawal of forces sent to the southwest
We understand that for several days not less than
FIVE thousand men per- day have been sent west
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Central train last night brought down
between thirty and forty prisoners captured by
Gen. Imboden's command in Northwestern Vir
GINA. Among them were several commissioned
oficers.--R edmond DISPATCH