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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
MARYLAND Election.

Baltimore, Nov. 8.
The whole Of the State has been heard
from, except Calvert and Montgomery
counties. Goldsborough's msiority is
26, 662.
The counties 10 be heard from may re-
duce it 100.
Creswell's majority over Crtsfeld in
the first district is l72
Harris is elected in the 5th district by
nearly 1000 majority over Holland. The
combined vote of Calvert and Holland
would have beaten him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
cairo. Nov. 8.


The hospital steamer NeDoagsl arrived
arrived at New Orleans on the 9th nit.
Among her passengers is Surgeon Gener-
al Hammond, e. route for Washington.
and about one hundred discharged and
fsrloughed soldiers from Gen. Banks
command.
From citizen from May6eld, KY. We
learn that the guerrillas who captured Lu
Glen Anderson, member OF Congress, 10
the late raid, assert that be is to be heic
as hostage for Trusten Polk.
DR.. Lander, State Senator, and Ander'
son, seventy years old. we're captured
The rebels had hounds with them to o.
used ia hunting Union men, and whei
caught. murdered them. $1,000 WORT
of goods we're taken from stores, tran
thrown off the track and fred into, ane
passengers robbed of vslnables.
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The Battle Of allant Con-
duct Of Our Troops.
New York, Nov. Z

NoW L VI NJ ANVs. ..
The Herald's correspondent gives the
following details of the late battle at Wau-
hatchie
The attack was thorough surprise and
was met by only very small portion
of Gen. Geary's command. This had to
sustain separate independent fight for
two hours, against heavy odds and with
out Notifications of any kinds; and be.
sides we knew but little of the topogra.
ply Of the ground in the immediate neigh
borhood. We had just arrived that
night, and even received orders to be I'M
der arms at daylight; although General
Hooker sent reinforcemehts with orders
to press forward and make a junction
with Geary at the earliest possible mo-
ment, still such reinforcements did not
participate in Geary's fight Had the re-
Inducements arrived in time. and still
more particularly had Gen. Hookers or
ders been literally and promptly obeyed,
it is not at all improbable that We would
have captured goodly portion of one
whole rebel brigade. Three times the
enemy made an attack in body, charging
on Geary's center, to try and capture his
artillery, and each time they we're driven
back signslly and with heavy loss.
The fighting by our men was of The
coolest aud brayest character. Every at
tempt TO ou,hank our small force was
checked at once. AT last the enemy
commenced to retire. Ali their wounded
that could walk were taken off the field,
the rest being left behind.
One ditch contained about twenty men,
and two officers. These we're all shot in
a line. .
In all, We took about rs wounded on
the field. In front of our line we found
so rebel wounded. No small number of
rebel dead lay still in sight, and are scat
tered IN the woods TO the right and left.
We took prisoners from the LIST, end, 3D.,
4th, 5th, 9Th and eth South Carolina
regiments. the Palmetto Sharpshooter.
and Hamp,on's Legion all these were
of jenkins division. Capt John H. Bow
en-, Lieut.. w. F. HARDWOOD. and Lieut.. T.
Ii Muiineux we're taken with parts of
their commands. We have taken quite
quite number of rebel non.commis.
si,nsd Ulcers. On our side 18th New
York, Col. Circland; 18th Pennsylvan
under Capt Giber, and lIlth Pennsylva-
MIA, Lieut.. Col. Walker, were in line on
the front centre and did the hardest
fighting. These we're the regiments that
repused the enemy's attack, both in line.
and the-arlillery. The 18th New York
were on the extreme of the line, and had
some little fighting, but no very serious
engagement. The S9th Pennsylvania,
Col. Richards. was doing picket duty
OF the entire command. and in the
hts' OF the attack met with some slight
loss. Some OF our pickets fell in with
regiments in line Of battle in detacbments
and continued 10 fight there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
NOTICE

NJ w Sample, Sarah n Sar7tae n IT Bpta.rp VT
Lyueh. willsm leighton. Trustee, G santa, VIM
N siiopsoD, Pierce Bfos F4snders Cock LIN.
hart stcne, Star &c. Jokh LawriA TAonxs Park4n
Asa Mayo. Xix, Hale 4 Co B.ncdict Hale / o
H. n Lane, hrieert. Van Vslkenhurg & CO; HEd-
COCK, Reed = C; taTTban. ira ham a Co. Jcbn
BAy, as.iFnee 81 Burns d ,ht nigen. Archit aid
Young h Co; Ostheir er " podusrd & o; Hsru an
baldwin & hezpkirh Hnsd,le, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is nos an rle
In the Office OF The CIers Of the District Court Of e
County, Iowa. al fori Nad-si- los A. petition under
oath Of Billings in which you q ~ III n adt de-
ntsni@. slteg that ain Deed 10 certain Real
Esisi- in Lee Uouury, Iowa .zid pet iion d-.eriged
executed by VI. W. Sample and Sarah N ample 10 II
II. bidsng aud W p. u. LAnth u date OF June I2th
A 1855, has befn lost aid not record, d., ard
that. Deed Il Trust, executed safe pr.m-er er said
II. Beliing and W Lynch TO WilIiam I4ishton
trustee 10 secrre certain promi-sory necS has been
pa and should he eSnesiled 81 Recorc ard that all
OF You except said L. neh and Beldn e. have re YER
ed Judgments against said II w SAMPLE Which by
reason OF the i0ss snc recording II said Deed
clo5d shadow pIzihtif title 10 the ssld
premisee. aId rrasinr ts1 said be- Trust n a, be
de lsrei Paid and satisfied and that said Judgments.
may be declared lien upon said premises ar that
said premises be declared FIRE and clear Of saduov-
mems nd Deed OF Tru and till thereto msy Be
quieied In plaipts aud for other and relief In
the premises
Ana uStess yea appear and snssrrtherfto on or
before ncA OF The second hsy OF the next term of
said Court TO be begun and holden on the nrst Nom
day Of pecem Der, A. D. 1868 default vi be entered
against you and udsn EFT r,rsiTed thereon.
NOBLE b Strong.
octl6 a. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To Arncid kentsIl and hsry 4 fnesll. his wife
J0hn l. heb r Bisek well. and VI Morrison
fcu shd each - son srr het-b, naifhed that th-ye
- nov on nr the oec- ofthr lerk the District
Cont ~ Lee County, Iowa, st Keokuk, pe'tisu Of
"a uei T. Ames. claiming of y,u tie aid arnaId
KenraIl, the sun II TEo Tho1sard Dollar. and H.
ierest due = pro hsisso,, nss- ard sr.o
elaiG sFsibst all Of Ihe d.f.bdsrtx tie for.eo
sure 81 m"rigsge given by said Arnold Kendall
and Nay A k,ufsil he wife, 10 ~cur. tn prxuxnt
Il said ole and ing Lot No Eve Isl in tlss
one hundred and ninrts nine 1881 IN III Git, 4
kevkrt. Counts Of Lee, and state lo~s. in ~hich
ihe cher d-fendsrtt hsy, claim 10 have an. IN
terest.
lees you appear shes~to ynd defend b. fore mon
the secorG day Il the Fe0rna.y term 1854 OF aid
District Court. jadzmens ID cecrre will he render.
gairst you tnet con-
RANKIN MccRARY
oe0f-dSs toFDeys for Piainii6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
Fortress Monroe. Nov :

The mail boat, Thos. A. Morgan, from
Yorktown brought down two officers, Ma
jor Houston and Lieut.. Won vertzien,
who had made their escape from Rich.
mond. Major Houston was captured last
july in North Carolina, or Mississippi,
and, with Lieut.. ", was confined in Lib
by Prison. They made their escape :
week ago last Sunday by Disgusting them
selves as rebels.
they state that rebel soldiers are dyiDQ
OF starvation, and were not allowed
. day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
Cincinnati, Nov. 5.

Cincinnati, Nov. s.
The Grand Jury found three bills of
indictment against the parties charged
with conspiracy.
The case came up 10 the United States
Court yesterday, but at the request Of
the counsel for the prisoners. was post
poned till the 18th inst. The indictment
charges them with treason in endeavoring
to release John Morgan ana his officers
from the penitentiary, to release the pris-
oners from the barracks in this city. and
conspiring to capture the United States
steamer Michigan on Lake Erie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
Grand Demonstration at Day ton for the
Relief Of Soldiers Families.
DAYTON. Nov. I

Dayton, NOV. Z.
A grand demonstration came of here
to-day, in the shape Of wood and pro-
vision procession, for the relief of the
families of volunteers. Its extent may
be judged from the fact that there were
three hundred and tw nty-fve wagons
heavily laden with wood, twenty drsys Of
flour and sixty wagons filed with fam
products.
The procession was led by German
brass band Of Springfield, and everything
went off with great eclat. The demon
stratlon will be repeated in January.
The donors were farmers aud dined at The
Philips House, the guests Of DAYTON.
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Cincinnati, Nov.

A Knoxville dispatch to the CONNER
cial says . rebel regiment crossed the
Little Tennessee. but were driven back
by Col. Adams, of the LIST Kentucky reg
iment. Loss, fifty killed and drowned
Forty were captured, including four Of.
6cers
Arkansas advices represent ArkadeI-
phia, recently Prices headquarters, as IN
possession of Gen. Steele.
Over seven hundred volunteers, FROM
Yell county, Ark, reported to Steele fol
duty.
Two infantry regiments are being rails
ed ut Batesville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
Collision Of Steamers.

Baltimore, Nov 6.
Last night, in Chesapeake Bay, off the
month of the Potomac, the steamer Lou
is'ana, from Fortress Monroe, collided
with three masted vessel, supposed to
be the Curlew, OF New York, from Balli-
more. The Louisiana was damaged. and
the Curlew Is supposed TO have sunk, as
she quickly disappeared.
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Legal Notices.
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NOTICE.

To VIM Cowles O sseveps and r-vi y ru,
You are hereby notiaea 90 ihe,e |. ma. ~ a.;
u eC1efks once Of ne OSrrsef f,ouyt ~ - VIC IA
loss, II keoknk petstiss q Wtllis. n wi,,,y'
clsimis Judgment against you Vim " Coz s,
O. c. Stevens for re 500 Of Five tund,ed 90 rst
.ees ana so-ico Dollars = money due upon your
pronsory notes. snd - against al the above named
GEL tncanis praying for the foreclospre of c~,t.,n
bond for d. ed upon The untivided bali Of Lei. ~
ana six 10 Block nineteen, in Williams, Reeves 4
tineuishmeDt Of ali equity ofredos pon And ior gen
efsl relief, with costs. ~ sen
Now, unless You appear and 70 saie petItio,
on or before Of tbe second day bex Tern, m
said Court to be held 1T keosuk the nrsl Monday
o. February, A. d. 1863 Judgment will be had therein
by default. H. SCOTT HOW'LL,
hose-d4w Plaintiffs Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
GaulY Bridge, Nov. /

DR.. VIM. p. Rucker arrived here this
morning. sick from exposure and hunger
He says he obtained his escape from prs
on BY means of the key to the debtor's
room The key was given him BY chg d
twenty months Of age. He says it is not
true. as stated in the Richmond Enqui-
rer, that any one assisted him to escape
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FROM TENNESSEE.

Especial to Chicago Tribune.]
Gallattin, Nov. 5.
Col. Mcconnell, with battalion of the
list Ohio volunteers, has just returned
from a scout after guerilas. He had two
skirmishes with them, killing one. wound
ing several, and capturing ten also,
number of horses, mules, arms, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
BATTLE IN VIRGINIA.
The Rebels Retreat in Con-
fusion I!
Eighfeen Hundred PrtS-
OMers Captured.
OUR FORCES IN PURSUIT.
From Cincinnati.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.

Cincinnati, Nov. 5.
A soldernamed Wurmster, Of the 18th
New York regiment, was shot here to-day
by Lieutenant Of the Patrol Guard
while endeavoring to escape. His wound
is painful, but not dangerous. Eight men
of the same regiment fell off the train
near Bellare, on the Steubenville Rail
road Three were killed and five severely
wounded.
A general order was issued here this
morning, prohibiting the sale of liquor to
any soldier in the city.
The trial of 100 pound PARROT guns
near this city, to-day, resulted favorably.
Almost all the shells exploded quite near
the target, which was set up at distance
of about three miles.
Gov. Bramlelte. of Kentucky. has is
sued proclamation in regard to the draft.
The quota. he says. will be IL 100 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
NOTICE.

To John Craig administrator, ard Msry Craig
widow, AMI Emrpa Craig Albert cr-ig, Mary Anna
Crais, George Craig snd James Craig minor childre
Of James Craig, decessen
You heret. notified that thereis now on Ole In
the office OF the Clerk Of the District Cour, Of Lee
county Iowa, ut Fort sdison peal len and amended
petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming judgm mt against
you John H. Grsig stmns,rafor forthe sum OF Three
Thousand Dcars, and ten per cent. interest 81
or August, 1860 upon our Merssee to Charles Mason
upon Lots six Isl aud seven IA, Block nine 49, In
Asson's upper addition the city Of Keokuk, Iowa,
and rs against all Of said above named deendanis
elaimpE the sale Of said Lots pay IN said debt &C.
he extnRuishment Of all equity Of redemption, aid
for eenerai r. lief
Now, each OF you must appear and answer said peu-
tion BY OF the second day of the rn, Of
said Court be held nj ForMadison OIL the frst Mon
day OF December A. D., 1863, or Judgment WI b.
had therein against you by default
Il. SCOTT HOWELL.
ee9-dlw Paain0rs Aitornsy.
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TTribune's Dispatch.1
New York. Nov.

New 1ork, Nov. 7.
The Harl.m Railroad Directors, at a
special meeting last night, resolved to
double the track of their road to ALBANY.
at a cost of $4,000, O00-S2. 900 900 of
the earnings to be t,ken, and $4,000, 900
derived from the sale of new stock. No
stock is to be sold until the second track
is laid to White Plains, the stock to be
offered to old shareholders, pro rata, By
public advertisement.
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w ashinpton. Nov. 7

1t was reported in the Army of the
Potomac this morning that the enemy was
crossing the Rapidan in haste, probably
with the view ot re-occupying Fredericks-
burgin force, apparently anticipating
movement Of the forces Of Gen. Meade
towards that place. General Meade has
changed his headquarters.
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Havana, Nov. 5.

Havana, NOV. ,.
The steamer Pizzaro arrived on Sun
day, having left San Domingo city on the
18th.
The nephew Of our captain, and his on
ly male relative left, had been killed, aud
Gen. Zandera had been wounded.
The rebels have always been 50 fortu-
nate in cutting of the chiefs or leaders
of their enemy as to render the report
generally believed.
Gen S,nta Anna is reported to have
had . battle which lasted an hour and q
half lie took one cannon and several
prisoners.
There seems to be some doubt and
mystery 10 regard to Santa Anna, aud
some positively state that be has been
killed
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LEE ceusrr. is. said County, At Ksolai. "

eeOhrf. said County, ~ Keokuk.
Alexander toehhead 'PlaintiG
Yersxs
Martha Ackhxuy
Edward Me. lhany
Ezekiei Lyen, Defendsnts
Notice IL hereby given 10 F,ssi.i Iv~c that . ..,t
ton iu civil action Is n Ale II ~. Ct.,r,. 90 -
the District Court afor--,,d In H. 49,. 49,
casse behalf Of toe above named p,.s-,ss se.
you. and claiming against OF ire to,e,a ~ ~,
bond on The fractional NV Y ~ S&- ~ - rIs 80
q, River, IN Lee Counts, low, - ~. ..p
e-t ofaii tie defendants in the s,n. he 49,, =, - a.
Of $40. with per CO, l. per an num ~, We
July % 1907 due from Msrte. Nrsmsn, s.s
same ount and like iutere. from ..,s 49,, s
.na eo'Ah hlorheys fees .nd costa and Cor general
And unless you appear Ind make desepse IN e,s,o r.
fore Of the second dny If the III TEN ~ ga
Couri, to commence a the Grst Honda, OF Feb,n,y~
1854 Judgment will be rendered against you a. prn,es
tor 10 said petition.
ROBERT n. GILMORE
noss-dsw Attorney for PisintiF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
Sales Of 5.2o's.
Phiiadelnhia

"''"uc'Pu'"' wv o
The subscription agent reports the sale
of 81 ,9l3, 600 in 5-20's on Saturday, and
during the week Sl4 242, 600 Subscrip-
tions are still taken with the back interest
paid in gold or its equivalent, thus giving
the subscriber the full cupons on them on
the lst of May next. The amount OF
bonds remaining unsold does not exceed
Sl35. Goo. 900.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga, \

Chattano0ga, Nov. Z.
Half q dozen shells were fred from
Lookout Mountain today, doing no dam.
age. All quiet elsewhere along the
lines.
Boats from Bridgeport supply the
mails. Passengers come up through the
Suck 10 Browns Ferry.
Paymasters have arrived With funds to
pay the troops.
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Indianapolis. Nov. 8,

The farmers OF Marion county made
very imposing demonstration here on Sat-
urdsy, with procession of wagons loaded
with wood and produce, donated to the
families Of soldiers. Several companies
Of the invalid corps and the 63d Indiana
regiment hesded the procession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
From St. Louis.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.

Special to chicago tribune
St. Louis, Nov s.
Gen. Hatton. rebel recruiting fficer,
was captured, while concealed in q hay
stack, on election day, in Cooper county.
He had enlisted !, 500 men for the South
ern army.
Edwards, the recently deposed q. s.
District Attorney, has been elected Cir
cult Judge in st. Charles county by 600
majority.
Returns from the interior come in slow
". The militia vote is nine -tenths Rad
zeal, to the modification of Gov. Gamble
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09

r.. Sumter CaDtuxsA-eEAs Old Flag
Raised ever tie Ruinb.

Philadelphia, Nov
The steamer Salvor arrived at this port
to-day from Morris Island, and brings the
most glorious Intelligence.
She reports that she lay off Morris Is
land on Monday, and left that night for
Hilton Head.
On Saturday and Sunday . terrible
bombardment was kept up on Fort Sum-
ter, BY three Of our monitors and Forts
Gregg and Wagner.
On Monday morning. while the Salvor
lay off Hilton Head, Capt. O'Nlel of the
invalid corps, reported that news had
been received by our military authorities
there that Fort Sumter was 10 our posses
sion, and occupied by the l44th Pennsyl l.
vxnia volunteers, the Fort having been
carried by assault.
The report was generally credited by
our officers and men.
1t is also stated that the U S. steamer
Fulton had been ordered to lay off Hilton
Head, for twenty four hours, to convey
the intelligence to New York. The
news was conveyed to Hilton Head BY
the e. s. steomer Golden G. tie on Mon
day morning.
[Second Dispatch.
The steamer Salvor, which has beer
engaged in the government service, arriv
ed at this port from off Charleston thi
evening, having left there three days
ago.
Capt. Malt reports that Fort Sumter
had surrendered to the forces, and the
old flag now waves over the ruins of the
rebel stronghold. After the surrender OF
the Fort, it was taken possession of BY
the l44th Pennsylvania volunteers.
The old flag has been restored on the
very spot where it was first degraded.
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Washington, Nov. 6

Washington, Nov. g.
The expedition Of Burnside's army to
the Eastern corner OF Tennessee, appears
TO be completed. The people are report.
ed as exhibiting most satisfactory signs Of
loyalty.
Burnside is again on the move. In
what direction will soon appear.
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THcrald's Special
Washington. n

arlington, Nov. 6.
The United States steam frigate Mag
ara is still lying in Gloucester harbor, not
having as yet been able to obtain suffi-
cient seamen to proceed to sea.
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New York. Nov. s,

A Baltimore dispatch says Crisfrld is
elected by over ten thousand majority,
thus making four Uuion Congressman
elected.
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NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon. Isaac Hail Henry Howell
Lament, Barbxrs Miller, Issae GIfhn, Jsmes
Robinson, sr.; b ; Merriam. o n Blu rhrfdge Geo
Frederick, " Graves. 6 Hedges W FTurner,
assignee OF Pstrick & Crotse, state 81 Iowa flor
the use Of School Fund, t.ru c Andpr, On 4 O.
You, and each o. GU are hereby uotiredthntthere
Is nov On fir IL the ofee IF The Clerk ut the lis
frict Court Of Lee county Iowa AZ Fort Ma -. n /.
petitiei Of Hiram hsrney risiinirg ar yup Charles
cannon. ne sum 81 fIsc HuLered and 70 10
nulla-s With 10 per cent urtr.sf tersn1up rxyAbI.
annually u mcney ttr en- Nor case made bs You
To hsr'es Nss,n and since assigned 10 id Hiram
barney. dsied Ma. lea. 4 d. 1883 sIss aim n e
against rseh 70 Yen tie foFecltufe sAid Nor
the same being upon certain lots in the tiit CO.
kuk. described in said petition fot The ruTc base
money IN Lee county, Iowa ant 81 hieh hsy. Lts
released m said Aertease therein ferth snd
furher skiing for sAie Of ssid pre isss general
relief.
Ana u7ifss you appear and answer said pet itien
on or before noon OF the second dsy oil the next
term Of said District Court to commence at r. IT
N sdison on the hr-t MpndAy OF December. A. D..
1868. defauit will be entered sgsnsi yon and iudg
neHt rtndered thereon PRAYED in tAid petition.
NOBLE & sTaOSG
octe-dsw Attorneys fur Piaintif.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Especial to the World
Washington Nov.

Washington Nov. 6.
The Army of the Potomac is on the
move and in a direction which indicates
the abandonment Of the Warrenton route
to Richmond, with winter quarters prob
ably in view. The present movement
may be step in the direction of quiet
abiding place for the troops.
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Now York Market.

New York. Nov. 7.
Cotton-Msfket more active and O o higher. Sales
At SIC for Kidding Upland.
Piour-Duii, common grades heavy ard closing
.hae easier Sales at % loss6 20 for Extra State
~ 20 al IS for r. H. o.
whiskey-wthout mater ial change. Sales at GIL,
9o,c.
Wheat-Duli amp heavy, iG2c lower Sales At 81 81
9Si 20 for Chieaso Spring. u ss9sl % for Mil.
wsutee Club; ~ 4l8sl ~ for Amber Iowa; 81 45g
81 50 for Winter Red Western.
corn-lc beuef. moderate demand, Chi o. speculs-
tive. Sales At 81 ores o6 for shipping mixed wes-
tern in store; 81 os anoat; 81 os. for common
tern yellow.
Osis-Market arm, moderate business Sales at IS
@s5c
Pork-Lass active and without material change
Lard-Prm Sales IT litai2c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
TYR. J. II. SEATON,

late Surgeon 7ist Missouri volunteers,)
Has resumed the practice OF Medicine In keokuk.
Street, between Main md johnson
Residence, ID and Timea sts.
i0Q1-xlGm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
EOR RENT.

LOR RENT.
A lasRr dwelling house, Morgan street between
7th and 9th sts in what 10 knovn Hinwan's Rov,
east end Possssaion given immediat ~.
Enquire Of r. n. HUMEe Agent
OF I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09

Rcported Evacuation Of Richmond.
Philadelphia, Now.
The Enquirer hiss = special from Balti-
more saying it is ruruored here that the
rebels are evacuating Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
BY TKLEe RAPH.1
stock N arkel.

New york. Nov. z.
Stocks-B,tter, fair business. 9 ,osing strong.
Mosey-scarc-iy SO firm, rates unchanged. Cal
loans per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Lower ard Gull at l6ix9le4.
Gold-Duil, closing lower. opening al I47A, adj
vancias to 1ASt, ciJsing At i46t.
Export Of Specie to-day e336. 292.
Government stocks Quite firm.
U. 3. Is "a Coupons. l,o9l1ot
nudson-l334.
Mail-e7.e
New Treasury Z 3-1o-107t.