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q D Gum Ias, Rector oi TE,asy Cnas:h ~ =: Il.
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, 1863-11-08
DIED.

In tets city on the Afternoon OF tho 9Th t1st Mi.
MAEIAENs'J w1:o Of Geo. B. en 1r2 ton
In ,b]r CITY. On eaturasy. Ct co5zest1on O. ths
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, 1863-11-08

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Tie ladies' have II thit enterprise touched many
soldie1s' b. a,t-1nstiled many sad tsx ann 1eaS3
devoted soldier. The eo'de:e viii heresltet Know
wtp I'd them de.i,acies ard ths II BIZ esncs upoa
TIE sa:ats w Is os ehonia haNtia SOL
sSipe IN the amy, wi> lei his eacrhes ssd nte u
tsousss.os Ut home, OF loyal, satslotlc men and
women A1e lahottpg day aud AiEht, eoa poailns
90! nes monty es u Sae1 1oT H. t%e,r en9
wsr-tp tie end of lite-atd God hestsn the day
with the 6apna,h of Peace shall dawn upon n,
vixen slavery s. Ill te t1ti1 guehsd. aid tae ola
atars ard stripes be hoooted and tevc1ed BY Ill
The remarks OF the Col Hesa nou received, and
f,eaue1t1y app1anded, atttF which the band plaled
..rehe Rid. white and Blue." the Immense crowd
3o,ntnp In the chorus. The battle Cry OF FREQ
dem" was next snng with Vim NO hafe eslaoul
heard excelled. Here WIRE come three hundred
beautiful and patriotic ladies, many OF tnem
d:eased in national costume. With minatGre nsss
and handke.rhtcss waving; and falJ I've hufdeea
soldiers with theis heavy bass voices, mtnslng o.
cether in th&t fasosite eong-led BY tae pAaa
Afsex singing the ettire song through. with roar
tpc chorus, Chaplain Day. who had been win
many Of theee boys on the battae.neld. tas "el a.
in hospitals comp1Imented them TOT tae1t oaset5
and the e1ergy with which they catsy through
whatever they undertake. He mentioned csttain
bxta1e.dclds where he had seen them march mp to
tic front of the enemy and 60 iato bats1e and pro-
postd that those who had ever gtTen the 'bAtte
yell" should here GIVE their ffieuss sample o'
the signal TO "p:tch in'' when drawn up ia 1ioe.
Fvc,y soldier held his hald denoting his destrs
tn iotp. Some poor fellows had but one hand to
y.ise-ard euch IN unearthlY shri X ~ followed
Rrxsn Bsll never head before, and probably
,1i11 arstr.. As lady remarked Afterwards, tina,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Washington. Aus


The Navy department is informed tina,
the bark Gem OF the Sea, captured in Ju,
ly last the schooner Georgia, of Nashua.
of the coast OF Florida.
The Steam Ship DeSoto reports the
capture by her, Of the schooner Lady Ma.
ria for a violation of the blockade. The
cargo consists Of 144 bales of cotton.
Ii, Commanding McDougal. of Steam
or Henbuck Hudson. says that while
cruising in the vicinity OF San Blax, he
found on and in the vicinity of the beach
l38 bales of cotton, which had evidently
been washed ashore only short time be-
fore it was discovered.
The steamer r. X. Cuyler chased a
rebel steamer some distance to the west.
ward of Cape Blar, and in her efforts to
reaoh the latter, threw part of her cargo
overheard. Supposed to be the cotton
alluded to.
This DeSoto chased . rebel stesxner
which was compelled to throw of her
cotton, III bales, in order to effect her
escape. The cotton was picked up by
the Desoto.
The steamer Fort Henry captured on
the coast OF Florida, 22 bales of cotton
and 8 contnbands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York, Aug.

New Iorks mug. ~.
The Herald's Washington special says
'sLast week one of our scouts crossed the
river at United States Ford and took din
ner with some rebels upon the Chancellor
vile battle ground. A large gang of ne
groes was employed in getting out timter
for the construction of bridges. Reports
In circulation among the rebels were to
the effect that the United States and
Banks fords we're to be bridged 30 Is to
enable Lee to make rapid advance upon
Dumfrics and Fairfax, thereby cutting
of our communication with Washington,
and forcing us to attack him. Whether
such movement is still contemplated by
the enemy or not, remains to be dstermin-
cd but it is generally believed in mill
tary circles that Gen. Lee will avail him
self OF the opportunity now afforded by
the decimated condition of our army to
make desperate effort for the destruo-
ton of the army of the Potomac. II is
not at all improbable that the rebels will
attack us and we may yet have the annual
struggle upon the plains of Manassas and
Bull Run.
affairs at Centreville romain quiet.
Gen. King has been searching energetic
ally for Mosby, and has at length succeed
ed in driving him beyond the Blue Ridge.
The notorious guerrilla chief ia now in
the Shenandoah Valley, where he has
been joined by Whites gang. The prob.
abilities are that the guerrillas will not
escape. Our cavalry is close upon them,
and unless unusually good fortune attends
them, they cannot evade u.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Memphis, Aug. II

Memphis, Aug. II.
Advioes from New Orleans to the 18th
are received.
Numerous cases Of yellow fever at quar-
rantine.
Steamer Wood from Vicksburg brings
500 sick soldiers. Disease is said to be
on the increase at that point. most cases
being malignant type of typhoid fever,
I out OF 10 OF which prove fatal.
Mobile is being heavily reinforced in
anticipation of an attack.
An Atlanta special of the 7th says
Court of Inquiry is called to meet at Mont
gomery to investigate the campaign in
Mississippi and Louisiana in May, June
and July, aud in regard to the surrsn-
der OF Vicksbure and Port Hudson. -
Returns from Alabama Indicate the
election of Wall over Shorter for Cover
nor, - Curry beaten for Congress by
Cruickshank.
The Mobile Tribune says large num-
bes OF Mississippi deser.ers are return
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York. Aug. 90.
has the following /:

| The Herald has the following:
In an account furnished by Capt. Luce.
of the Bark Sunset. which was captured
and bonded by the rebel privsteer rlon'
ds. to naval authorities, some singular
statemants are made 1t will be remem
bered the Sunset was captured on the 7th
| Of July. Capt. Luce was Eve hours on
hoard The Florida, and was compelled BY
Capt. Mont to sign bonds for his vessel
while under military guard. and was re.
fused duplicate Of it. In course of con-
versation with Motif. he, and very plain
ly. Was fully Informed in regard 70 Lees
invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania,
and the same was TO be aided by Cop
psrhead demonstration in New York and
other Northern States, which he believed
would compel the U. 8. government to
make peace with the rebels and acknowI-
edge their independence.
Richmond papers of the 9TH inst. re-
ceived, contain nothing Of special impor-
lance. More prominent space 10 given to
the condition and prospect Of Gen. Lees
army than that of the rest OF the rebel
forces.
The Sentinel says: Passengers by
Central train report all quiet on the Up
per Rappahannock. Ten or fifteen Yam
zee prisoners were brought down, most
Of them captured by Imboden's command.
A gentleman from above. who came down
yesterday, says the finest spirits prevailed
in the army, all expressing most unlimit-
ed confidence in their noble chief. Lee
Is in excellent health and fine spirits.
The Examiner says in regard to Lees
army:
Army movements were at q perfect
stand still on both sides, the intense heat
forcing quiet. Fighting was at such al
discount that even the valley wss enjoy
ng season Of repose. However, this
opportunity is liable to be broken any
lay, and hostile cannon again awaken the
hills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Vioksburg, Aug. Ia

81 AuSs II.
The past week has been UNIVERSAL,
dull. The scarcity of boats has inter,
fered with the transportation of troops.
The 18th army corps has been trans
ferred to Gen Banks department at por.
Hudson
Gen. Sherman has gone to New York
on leave Of absence.
Matches is lively. Gen. Ransom keeps
stirring up the rebels.
The steamer Ideville was attacked =
few days ago near Bayou Sara from the
east side of the river. and 90 disabled a.
to become unmanageablc. She drifted to
the opposite shore where she lay when
last seen.
Rebel cavalry are securing the whole
country around Jackson, compelling every
citizen capable of bearing arms to fall into
the rebel service.
Gems. Sherman and Mcpherson have
received commissions as Brigadiers in the
regular army.
Gen. Thomas arrived yesterday. He
goes to Natchez to-day. His business il
supposed to be the organization Of negro
troops.
designations Of leg officers were nc.
cepied on Wednesday.
The cavalry sent from here few DAYS
ago reached Grenada yesterday. The rsb.
81 Chalmers has fallen back and there il
little probability of engaging him.
a gentlemen from Mobile says thai
johnston has assumed command and
thrown 3o 900 troops into the city. Grea,
efforts are being made TO strengthen the
works.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Washington Aug %

sSSS&'E ~A~6 So'
Prominent officers Of the army before
Charleston express themselves, in private
letters received to-day, ~ earn es,ly hone.
full of the combined naval and military
operations, but they do not mention any
time for the reduction OF Fl. Sumter DO.
as promised by enthusiastic correspond
ents. the works being heavy and requir-
ing the utmost skill and caution. They
end with full appreciation OF all the
difficulties purposed. / refrain from ex-
citing expectations of immediate and CON-
plete victory, nor . speedy result of such
character anticipated by gentlemen in
Washington. who are best acquainted
With the plans OF the commanding Off
Ger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
FROM W ARLINGTON.
Washington, Aug IS.

Washington, Aug IS.
Gen. Rosseau's mission to Washing.
ton. for the organization of 70 large mount
ed force for Tennessee, is pronounced o
complete success.
The Potomac flotila continues actively
engaged in arresting blockade runners on
the Lower Potomac. Another batch OF
smugglers, with goods, were sent to the
city to-day.
Lieut.. Commanding R. w. Meade, Jr.,
is detached from ordnance duty at New
York and ordered to the steamer Grand
Gulf.
Some thirty or forty promotions, from
rasks in the regpi,r army to ed Lieuten-
ancies, are announced to-day.
In the Winchester Investigation Court
large number Of orders and other pa
pers we're introduced. and, by permission
of the court, commented on by Gen. Mil.
roy. The proceedings promise to be
long and tedious, rejecting no particular
credit upon any one connected with the
affair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Cincinnati. Aug, 20,

The Southern Bank OF Kentucky at
Carroiton, Carol county, was robbed this
morning. q, half past ] O'Clock, by about
sixteen men in uniform, who represented
themselves as belonging to SCOTS rebel
cavalry. They were discovered by Mr..
Crawford, the Cashier. who lives 10 the
rear OF the bank, at whom they fred, dri-
wing him back into the house. After re-
moving the money from the vault they
set fire to the papers therein, and mount
ed their horses and started of in the di.
rection Of Owen county. The amount Of
money stolen was $4,000 in gold and
silver. and $4,000 in paper. Every
etfor, is being made to lead to the capture
OF the robbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
HAIR DYE HAIR Dvr,i

RATchELok's esissr.fsd HAIR DYE {. "a. Re-.
1oa me oh1s Hs-~lsss. 5v~s SGD Rsis.
ssk Dye known This splendid Hair Dye l. psrf.c,..
ehaagss Red, Rusty Gray Hair instantly 40 s,....
BissAsr Esssrsi Bvess without injurDs he T.,, .,
Staining The Skin, leaving ths hsir so asa ssusifs
impars fresh vitality frequently restoring sts prss,ds
color, and reetines the Ill effects of Bad Dyes Tho
Genuine Is signed WILLrAn A. arcHELoa, all osAsrs
are mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
all Druggists, &c. FAoTGRr- 81 BAacLAY-arxsrr.
New YORK BAreHxIoRs Esw TosLsT CarAn ron
oAAs 'As hAiS. jys-aAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York. AUG 81


Specials are devoid of striking in,elG.
gence. This evenings Tribune's special
states tina. the government intends send
Ing out to Europe special sgent, Prof.
kaggles. Of N. T., for the purpose of
making people abroad familiar with the
course Of the Mississippi, its extent and
vast resources. To this end, the General
Land Once has furnished specimens Of
minerals and ores, maps and statistics
II Is believed the mission will prove OF
great benefit to the development of the
great West.
r. q. Bledeo, Of Richmond, and Tho,
J. Thompson, of this city, arrived in town
to-day, having been captured at Mathews
Point with rebel mail of about loo lei.
Iers, many addressed to parties in Wash,
ington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

w. p. Mellen, Esq, Supervising spe.
cisl agent of the valley of the Mississippi,
arrived here this evening. After consul
tation between him and Sec'y Chase, such
amendatory regulations concerning trade
IN the South West will be published.
Information from headqhsrtersarmy of
the Potomac says there is no change or
indications of change of position. Ad-
vices show that the rebel force around
Culpepper have been reduced to Gen. A.
+. Hills command, while Gen. Long
street and Eweil have moved Southwark.
probably to fredericksburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Gpefial Notices.

GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, la
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
sesasdsd By desire 70 benefit Others, will be happy
furnish to all Who need ~ tfrse Of charge u. re-
os'ps and directions for making the simple Remedy
IN his esss Those Wishing 10 proal by hi. sx-
snee-and possess Valuable Rsnsdy--wni re-
Wv ssns, By return mall Carefully seaisd,) by
.ans JOHN o0ELN,
No. 90 sssssu street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

Indianapolis, Aug. 10.
Volunteering is brisk in Indiana
Companies are daily being enlisted for the
war.
Several parties. male and female, were
brought to the city to-day. charged with
passing counterfeit postal currency
They all had hearings before U. s. Com
missioner Davis.
Many Of the rebel prisoners confined at
Camp Morton are taking the cath Of al
legisncs and volunteering in Indiana reg
inents. -f So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
FROM MEXICO.
San Francisco. A,


The St. Louis brings, via Acapulco
dates from the City Of Mexico to the ESQ
of July.
Gen. Forey 10 issuing DEGREES daily in
French.
Mexican newspapers are urging the
recognition of the Southern Confectionery
They state that France will rsoog nice the
Confsderacy. Mexican Jealousy and feel
ing are provoked against the United
States, which is styled nation of rob-
bers. A Triumvirate pronunciamento
says: "The Northern States are for Ju-
arez and the Confederacy for Mexican
monarchy" Everything looks to the
immediate recognition of the Confedera-
~ BY Mexico,
There was guerrilla fighting on the
roads leading TO shs City Of Mexico
The Mexicans take no prisoners, but STAY
all. There had. been numerous assassi-
nations of French sympathizers 10 tho
city. The Triumvirate Government were
daily imprisoning and shooting persons
who refuse to take the oath Of allegiance
to the Empire. Moxicans were publicly
logged for refusing quarters to French
officers.
A lady named Rubio had received two
hundred lashes for refusing to receive
French officers into her house. Her hus-
band offered TO pay as a fine her weight
in silver, but Forey insisted on making
an example.
The foreign Ministers had declined to
remove TO San Louis Potosi. on offer al
JuaIez to protect their transit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Orange Court House. Aug. Ia

A gentleman just arrived from Stanton
reports some 90 additional raiders were
brought there Yesterday, captured within
fifteen miles of that place.
Neither of the Richmond papers of Sat.
urday refer to the execution Of Captains
Sswy er and Flynn, which was to have ia.
ken place Friday. l4th, and it is proba-
bic their execution has been quietly post
poned. There is not much danger of its
being carried out so long as Gen. w. III.
Lee and Capt. W,nder are held az hosta-
ges for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

Gen. JOhsestOss in Command
at Mobile.
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
FROM sAvANAH.
New York, Aug. I!

NeW Aork, mug. 10.
The steamer Empire City, from Charles
ton, 18th p. M, has arrived. The New
South says: The rebel steamer Robt.
Habershan exploded her boiler in Sayan-
nah River destroying the vessel and kill
ing oil the crew.
Gen. Mercer. commanding at Savan-
nah. is pressing one. fifth of the able bodied
slaves of Georgia for work on the FORTH.
cations. All the negroes in Savannah
have been seized and set to work on the
Notifications.
Several heavy guns bave been sent from
Savannah TO Charleston
The ram Savannah, the mate to the At.
lantic, came down the river on the 10th,
intending to run out, but broke one en-
CINE and had to return
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York, Aug, fe

The establishment known as New York
Tatersalls, in Sixth avenue, was burned
At 4 o'clock this p. M, and number of
frsmsnA vere injured, and twenty Eve
horses were burned. Loss, $4,000;
mostly insured The FIRE is supposed to
be the work OF m incendiary, and part of
general scheme by riotously disposed
persons on account Of the approaching
draft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York, Aux. 90,

The draft in the fifteenth ward was con-
Quoted to-day without the slightest sign
OF dissatisfaction. Among the drafted are
Vim. Il. Frye Of the Tribune, John Clan
cy OF the Leader, Michael Abiat Of the
American Express, John b. Palnsss, Ex-
q c,se commissioner, j. Ronneck, Litiny
townsend, Harris, late Minister TO ia
pan, John Morpassy, pugili.t, several po-
hesnsa and several oolorsd persons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

EsrwarA Mevensnss Inss East Ten.
Mooooo.

Cincinnati, Aug. ls.
Rosscrans' army 10 nearing Chattsnoo-
gs, whore Braggs army IL IN strong po-
sition. An engagement with the enemy
may take place any day.
Burnside's advance is moving steadily,
and will reach Knoxville within two
weeks.
1t is conjectured that portion Of John
ston . army will reinforce Bragg.
Gen. Burnside has ordered that no
more prisoners be exchanged in this de-
partment for the present No reasons
are assigned.
The military railroad to Danville, KY,
Is progressing rapidly. Between 1000
and 5000 slaves are at work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

Trenton, N. j., Aug. IS.
The Dciewxrr and Raritan Canal Com
pany and the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road Company have donated $50, 600. and
placed it At the disposal Of the Governor
of the State, for the purpose Of forwarding
troops Is speedily as possible to meet the
call recently made by the Federal G overn.
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
New York, Aug. 10.
Headquarters Army Potomac,
August IL.

august ~.
There are emphatic symptoms of
movement in this army
Troops left Alexandra for New York
last evening. More will doubtless fol
low.
The time not having arrived for an ad-
vance on Richmond, the Army of the
Potomac will probably retire to points
nearer Washington, to defend that and
the line Of the Potomac, and. after the
operations in the South have been success
full, will renew It's march ON the rebel
capital. in conjunction with troops ap-
preaching from other directions.
The N. Y. Times special says: Advi
ces from the army tonight state that TN
impression prevails that the rebels are pre-.
pairing fora cavalry movement ON our
rear, 10 destroy the railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
w asbingtop, Aug. is.

The Republican of to-day announces
the greatest activity in the army, indica.
ting change of base, and intimates that
the policy of the Government is to hold
the Army of the Potomac in strong de-
fensive position, while the war is v,por.
ousiy prosecuted elsewhere. Quite a
number Of turloughs are being granted to
its officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
S-T-lo6O-X.
brakes Plantation Btfsers

They purity, strength p and invigorats
They create aesthy appetite.
They are IN sniidote 70 chsnge OF vster and dat.
They overcome effects ofdissipaion and late hopr.
They strengthen the system aud eniiven tbs mind
fsey prevent mis'na,ie and intermittent fsvers.
The, purity the breath ana ssidiiy OF ,As stomach
They cure Dysp~psia and Constipation.
They care Disrrhes. choieys and cheissH Morhus.
They eyre Liver Complains and Nerves. HsadscAs.
Ihsx msasss ntttsrs In tbs voria. Thsy n.ss
Inc weak naa ssrons. asd are exhausted nassYs,
srsas r<sssrrr They are made Of pure g. Croir IA.
celebrated oaiisays Bask roots and hegss and srs
via 'hs pleasure off ssvsrass, wishoss regard
70 sse or lime Of DAY. Psnicuiariy rsson ns.dsd 10
delicate psrsess requiring gs,.e sssuu mi, ys,1 h.
all Grosers, prssgisss, Hotels and Saloons.
p pRAKE co 3e9 Bsoadvay, Ssv.Yorh
ssld By Andrew j. wfSkans~n.
1sH-aASs1 No. ~ Aain-st., Ksskak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
Latest from 1usops.

Wa Qaeenssown-London. Aug.9.
The advices from America by the Per-
STA are regarded n more favorable to the
South, and protraction of the war is cal
culated upon.
Tho Confederate cotton loan has al
v.noed, and closed yesterday ut 24@22
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-21
TO CONsU MPTryEs.

THEE ADVERTISER HAVING BEES Rpsros
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remedy siisr having suffered several yesss With ,
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10 AL VIII" desire II, he win send copy the pre-
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&C. The only object Of the ADVERTISE IN sending Il.
Prescription Is to benen. The Afflicted. and sprssA In
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