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

A band of guerrillas, under the famous
White, of Loudon county, made raid
last night On Langly, six miles above
Georgetown, driving in the pickets. He
had two pieces of artillery.
Maj. Gen. Hancock, writing to a friend
In Washington, expresses q hope to join
the army within three weeks. He is vet
lame and not able to ride on horseback,
but his wound is healing.
The case of Hunter, chief Clerk in the
State Department, against Count Gar
rowski, will be tried at the criminal court
this week. The indictment alleges tina,
Garrowski published certain language,
for the purpose OF inducing the belief tina,
Hunter violated the confidence reposed in
him as an officer of the Government.
Last night guerriilas entered Fairfax
Court House and seized considerable
amount Of su,ler goods.
A visit WAS also paid to the Govern
ment farm at Falls Church, but the vigi
lance Of the guards frustrated their de
signs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
New York, Oct. s,
morning.

The steamer Fulton from Charleston
Bar Sd had arrived. The Diamond had
been captured by the gunboat St'iton and
taken to Port Royal She had a valuable
cargo of saltpetre and liquors.
A Newbern letter, dated 30th, to tie
Herald, says the guoboat Bonb Shell,
Capt Brinkerhof, left Newbern a few
days ago under sealed orders and made
a reconnaissance off Pasquatauk river,
which empties into the Albemarle Sound,
and landed boats crew near Elizabeth
City, where they were captured 10y the
rebels, when Capt B. opened a vigorous
fire on the town, doing considerable dam
age.
The steamer Cosmopolitan from Hilton
Head arrived this morning with 22O sick
and wounded soldiers from Morris Island
aud Beaufort, S. c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
Washington. Oct. s.

washington, Octs "
The Herald's special states that full
official advices have been received from
Admiral Dahlgren. They are full and
very satisfactory, although from their ma
ture their publication at this time would
be highly indiscreet. They show neither
Dahlgren nor Gilmore are idle; they are
pushing forward preparations for re-
newal of active and efficient operations.
These two distinguished commanders have
too much the interest of the cause at heart,
aud are too busily engaged in forwarding
their prepsrationg for rebuilding fortifca-
tons, and to capture the city, to waste
their time in foolish pickering and jeal-
ousies ascribed 10 them by certain ne VS.
paper correspondents and others. On
the contrary they are working cordially
and heartily together, and the results of
their cooperation will be witnessed be-
fore long in manner which will convince
Beauregard and his friends and sympa-
thizers that all "barbarity" was not ex-
hausted in the first Smelling of the devoted
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York, OCT. 6,


The Post says, BY the arrival Of the
steamer Fulton at this port, from Charles
ton, We hsve report, apparently on good
authority, that the headquarters of Gen.
Gilmore had been removed from Morris
Island to Foley Island. J
The continual sinking of the beach on
Morris Island has rendered the removal
Of the Federal headquarters, the body OF
the troops, and the material measure Of
convenience, while there are sanitary reas-
ons which would ultimately be controlling.
There are said to be other causes for the
change. Among them is one that the
troops will not be less available in the fu-
ture operations against Charleston. They
are entirely out o. range OF any batteries
the rebels have or can erect on James
Island.
Recent firing from Gen. Gilmore's bat
teries, Of which we have received news
from rebel sources, was discharged almost
exclusively against the efforts that were
making, and which the rebels do net dis.
close, to erect batteries on the ruins Of
Fort Sumter.
1t appears that our accommodating
boats, which passed near the walls during
the night. discovered that the garrison
was conducting operations, and indica-
tons were that the rebels, who we're work
ing in large numbers, would erect fire.
proof batteries inside the ruins, with the
intention of using them when the works
should be sufficiently advanced to justify
the timbers Of the broken walls and debris
which protected the workmen, aud con-
cealed their operations from view.
The rapid and heavy firing of our guns
it is expected will not only stop this
work, but render the rebel occupation
of Sumter precsrious, if not impossible.
Gen. Gilmore's operations on Morris
Island are actively prosecuted.
The battery on Cummings Point now
shields our troops perfectly, while the CON-
bination Of Wagner is such rs to protect
the troops from all points. Still there are
a few casualties, which occur in eonse.
quence of the unnecessary exposure Of
batteries which are designed to throw
Greek fire, and are now nearly completed,
and recent experiments have shown that
the fire may be safely and effectually
used
Charleston is within easy range of guns
which are already placed, and which are
in such position as will insure the des-
truction Of the city when they are turned
upon it.
This event will not take place until
other plans are complete, and the navy i:
ready to cooperate with the army.
The complaint against Admiral Dahl
gren is universal Our naval officers and
sailors believe that Admiral Farragu ut will
soon take command of the fleet in Charles
ton harbor, and they express the utmos
confidence that the result of the opera
tions there undertaken will be success
full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
L.ouisvilIe. Oct. 8,

A Nashville dispatch to-day says tie
rebels burned the railroad bridge 4 Stu
arts Greek, and another over Stone river.
After the capture Of Mo Minnville, %
Saturday, b. the rebels, under Wheeler,
they burned one locomotive, ten carr, AID
took . number of railroad men a. prison
ers. Subsequently Col. McCook, with y
brigade of Federal cavalry, attacked
them, scattering them in every direction.
The rebels left behind all the prisonefs
they had taken and several hundred hof-
ses.
McCook killed and wounded one hum
dred and twenty-five, and took ninety
prisoners.
Sunday morning the Confederates ap-
pearcd before Murfreesboro, driving the
Federals into their entertainments aud
threatening the town. After remaining
all day and part of the night they DE-
stroyed railroad bridge, crossing ford
on Stone river, about three miles distant,
when it is supposed they retired.
The Nashville Journal editorially says
Wheeler, with near 5000 rebel cavalry
and mounted infantry, succeeded in get
ting into the rear of Rosecrans and threat
ems to break his railroad communications.
There seems to be rebel cavalry oil
along the Chattanooga river, watching for
weak points.
Our forces attacked and captured four
hundred rebels. who we're returning up
the track near Christians Cave City, KY.
Hughes or Hamilton. with small forces
of rebels, dashed into Glasgow about
sunrise, surprising and capturing our
forces there, and taking possession Of the
bank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

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

A WoRD TO URroS Business MEs-
We particularly urge on business men
and others, who have business Of any kind
that will call them away from home, to so
arrange their affairs as to be at home
on the 18th Of October to vote. We
view the coming election as the most i'm.
portant that ever took place in the North.
The most tremendous consequences hang
upon the result You can do no more
signal service for the Government, or fol
yourselves, than TO vote the Union ticket
at the coming election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Especial to Herald.]
Nashville, Oct. 5.

An unusual degree of excitement pre-
walls here to-day in consequence Of the
rebel General Forest, with force of 1900
mounted men, having made raid on our
line of railroad communication between
tween this place and Bridgeport or Chat.
tanooga. Just at this particular time no
trains are leaving for the front. Yet this
circumstance need give no particular
cause for alarm, as the enemy can do but
comparatively little to injure our commu-
nications. At the worst, he may succeed
in interrupting our communication for
few hours, but we have not only force
to drive them back, but an immensely
heavier force. There is no need to fear
Gen. Rosecrans' success in holding his
position at Chattanooga; he is too strong
at that place for the enemy to attack him
with even q show of success.
To-day skirmishing has been going on
in the neighborhood of Murfreesboro.-
The enemy made an attempt to destroy q
bridge of considerable importance to us
in railroad point Of view.
The enemy is very desperate be will
not attack Chattanooga. If he does there
is every likelihood he will be defeated
If he attempts flank movement on tina
place he will meet force that ha.
been long aad well tried in the field, ant
Gen. Resecrans would be able to hold GU
several days against the movements ane
attacks. even Of very superior force.
A General, well qualified to know, as
sures me there is no information Of any
attack on Chattanooga up to the cutting
of the wires between here and Bridgeport
Ala, said cutting having taken place this
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
New York. Oct. 6,

The Commercials Washington CORES
pendent states that the President has pro-
hibltei the further enlistment of Mary.
land slaves in the army also that the
Government will MT allow any CORES
pondents to telegraph any news relative to
Rcsecrans' army 10 the North, although
taken from published columns Of Wash
Ipgton newspapers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

s~A young man has just been con-
victed in London Of ''libel BY post p
Having had some difficulty with an agent,
he revenged himself BY sending letters
with addresses (which the following is
specimen: 'ero James Pugh, bill-steal.
er and forger, RiAe-cottage, Knight's-hill,
Lower Norwood" The joke cost him six
months imprisonment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Knoxville, Oct. 5.
Our forces below penetrated to Pawas.
SO river, the enemy retiring.
New York. Oct. {

New ork, Oct. b.
A Fort Monroe letter dated Oct. 4th
to the Herald, states an expedition on
large scale, consisting of artillery, cavalry
and infantry, has been organized, and in
conjunction with several gunboats
started from here yesterday afternoon
The weather is all that could be desired
here.
The expeditionary corps will not suffer
from any unfavorable wind and tide
Destination unknown, even to those partic-
ipating. The troops left under sealed or
ders, which were not to be opened till a
certain point is reached. A place oil
rendezvous has been appointed, where va
rious commanders are to meet and adopt
such measures as will ensure the success
ofthe expedition.
Major General Foster planned the cam
paigu, and entrusted his plans to only a
few competent and trustworthy officers.
in whom he reposes every confidence.
The object of the expedition is to
strike severe blow on some vital point.
and if properly carried out willhaye tell.
ing effect, and may be conducive in has.
tening on the fall campaign on both
sides. At all events, the enemy will be
compelled to concentrate large force Of
men. Should the latter be the case oul
troops are numerous enough to fight 1
heavy engagement, and the result can b.
no other than . complete victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Washington, Oct. 6.

Lieut.. Commander Chandler OF the
San Jacinto informs the Secretary of the
Navy that on the 18th of Sept. in lat. 25o
81 north long. 850 IL west the steamer
Lizzie DAVIS, a rebel blockade runner
was captured by that ship, after chase
of two hours. She was bound from Ha.
vana to Mobile, and left Havana on the
l4th. She was loaded with lead and 9TH
er articles for rebel authorities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Louisville, Oct. 6

The Journals special from Knoxville
says it is considered entirely reliable that
Burnside held the country south from
Knoxville to Calhoun, on the Heuwsee
river, and Western a. Atlantic railroad.
and was only % miles distant from Kings
ton, the junction of the Western Atlantic
d Rome railroad, and east of Knoxville
as far as Greenville, on the East Tennes-
see l. Virginia railroad also possesses all
passes into North Carolina.
Burnsde's right wing is in communi-
cation with Rosecrans, and his position is
all that could be desired. His army is 10
the best health and spirits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Washington. Oct. 6

Gen. W. W. Delaney, of Kansas. was
to-day appointed District Judge Of that
State,i place Of Judge Williams, deceased.
1t was altogether surprise to that gen.
tlemau, the President, on account of an
Gent friendship having made the selec
ton without previously consulting him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Springfield. Oct. G.

Springfield, Oct. y.
The Grand Lodge of A. F. h A. Ma.
sons met 10 the Hall Of Representatives 1t
10 A. y. The attendance was unusually
large, nearly every lodge in the State be-
ing represented. Many visitors from
abroad we're also present, aud Grand Mas.
ter 7. C. Pisrson, Of Mimi, and Cor
nelius Moore, of Cincinnati. AT.
ter an elaborate address from Grand
Master Blair, and the reading. and
reference Of official report Of Grand Score.
tary Reynolds, the Grand Lodge ad.
journed.
Until this evening the report Of the
Committee on Credentials was not yel
adopted, but is made the special ordel
for to morrow morning. After which ths
Grand Lodge viii proceed 70 business.