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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
New York. July q

NeW lofk, July D.
The Commercials Fort Monroe letter
Of The 4 h says:
General Getley is coming away from
White House, continually sending in pris-
oners, sninsis, aud stores. The plans OF
Dix, his correspondent says, while u
small force inside frint OF an advxnc.
upon Richmond. he sent heavy column
in an entirely different direction. which
will strike stunning blow to tho opera
tions Of Lees army. by the destruction
of bridges on the Virginia Central Rail
road
The greater portion Of Besuregard'r
army 10 with Johnston. The forces have
tees ~ extensively drawn from Cha, les
ton, Mobile aud Savannah. as to leave
them almost defenseless. The for,iGca
tons OF Richmond are manned by clerks,
and oil the soldiers, officers. lawyers, &c,
we're brgsded aud orgsnized by rebel
Geo. Wender.
He is no doubt ut Frederick. Gen.
Haleck is in possession Of several secret
dispatches from Gen. Meade, and from,
the.r .oas, declare that Lee has suffered q
disastrous defrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
New York July 6,

The Times says: The contents Of ID.
Davis letters 10 Lee, are pere mptory or
ders to withdraw from Pa. assigning an
= resson that the position is ,ou haxarad.
Gus, and the condition of Richmond too
dtl.ns+less 10 wsrrsnt him to remain Ion
ger lie also refuses Lees request 10 al
low Bsuiegard " reinf rec him, and OIL
d-rs Lee soush of the Po;uma, forth
with.
T'mes' Gettysburg dispatch confirm.
the report that ". almost snnihila,ed The
rebels. They lett nearly $1,000 killed
and wounded On the ground. Han
cock's corps, which d.feulrd the es, ire
IVES thanked by Meade in ,he name Of ,Le
srmy snd country.
Al n Friday evening. the Sd and 9Th
corps suack-d The enemyv' right, rHin.ny
. good deal OF ground. Our cavalry TO.
day sre playing on the rebsl flank aud
rear.
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald
Of fhe 9Th, says:
Gov. Curtin has received a dispatch
FROM Hanover. sistiag that ~, 90 rebel.
sod over loo cannon we're taken. Gea
Pivasaoton occupied ihs Mountain Pes.
nssr ChAobs1sbsg. sat,iag # resrsss.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
THE DISEASES or ERROR

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

t" 1VTkt 1U
A Baltimore special TO the Herald saws
over S,)oo prisoners lave arrived, and
Zen. S;henck has orders to prepare to
receive 70 OO0 more The road along
The Route Of the rebel retreat is s,rewn
With sbandoned wagons, cannon, small
arms and camp quipage.
Gen. Couch It appears has formed q
junction with Needle. The mil,sia are
Strengthening and capturing the grey
ba b BY regiments and brigsdes. Nine.
tenths ut Lees army can't get back u
bike the way they came. Il is not u dc.
'e"t Tor Lee. bats total and perfec,
route.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Philsdelpl,ia. Juiv {

A gentleman who lived on the road TO
Fayetteville. Is miles from Getty sburg,
and who arrived to-day, says at a O clock
yesterday p. m. he heard heavy firing
which continued till nearly dark This
morning at An early hour it again CON-
menced and continued till O'Clock, but
not nearly as heavy as the night before,
He lett st 9 clock and the firing had not
bean renewed The sound was 10 the d.
rection Of Gettysburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Washington. June &.


Recent rains have swollen the Potomac
thus rendering the river unfordable, 90
important fact in view Of military Opera.
tiona.
The Importance Of the dispatches from
JEFF Davis and the rebel Adj ntsnt Cen
ersl. Cooper, to Gen Lee cannot be over
rated, They reveal the objects of Lees
campaign and cause OF his failure. md
sl.o present views Of the rebel govern
ment.
Gen. Sickles arrived here to-day. HE
loft leg has been amputated. but it is
thought he will recover.
Reports concerning the death and cap
'ure Of Longstreet and A. 7. Hill are
conflicting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Washington, July 6.-l2,2o. A NJ.
The following 10 the latest official dis.
Headq'rs Army Of Potomac,

Hesdq'rs Army of Potomac,
July 5 $50. AN
To Maj Gen Hslleck The enemy re-
turned under cover Of night and hcavy
min in the direction Of Fairfield and
Cashto~n. Our cavalry is in pursut.-
j cannot give you the details of our cap.
lures in prisoners, cnlors and arms. Up
wards OF 20 battle flags will be turned in
from one CORPS. My wounded and those
of the enemy are in our hands.
[signedl Gro. g. MEADE.
Mai. Gen. Comma nding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Harrisburg, July 9.

HSTHsDuIK, July o.
Nothing known q to the exact situa.
ton.
Lee 10 probably trying to rstrsst By both
routes. II 10 supposed he does not know
OF the destruction VI his po,rtoon bridges.
The position Of the rebel army last
night was with his leh near nunt-rstow WI
sno his right across Emmett, burg road
thus forming semi circle around Gcttys,
burg.
Gen Meade scts from Carlisle and Gen.
/ co on arc Of the circle,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
,July 5. 1853.

The rebels Gen. Kemper and J, hnson
ART ed. and Fender wounded Fed.
era Gen. Farnswor,h was killed. and But.
terheli wounded severely. but not srri
ou'ly. There is no truth in the reported
capture of L"nestreet or Hill.
Gen. Meade issued q congratulatory
address to the amy, saying: The enemy
is baifled aud defeated and has Withdrawn
from the contest. Our task is rot yet &C.
complished. and the commanding General
looks 10 the army for greater efforts to
drive the enemy from our soil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
From the Mo. Republican.

'oui Aho su"s nepuunc&p.
NeEre Exodus srom Esea rsckso n
EDITOR RtPrnLIoAN The 18th day OF
June, A ID 1865, will long be. remem-
bered by the inhabitants 81 this village as
being the greatest exodus Of d nkeys ev, r
seen by any Of us. Induced by a de-
tachment OF the Sd Mo. Cavalry.) The
event, suppose was not quite 20 impo,.
ing and grand us the exodus of the chill
dren Of Israel. | saw no one to I'll the
place OF either Aaron or Moses, though
the principal spokesman made the ne
groes believe that he was Preacher
Why he did not claim to be Priest, after
the order of Aaron. do not know. On
inquiry learn that the aforesaid preac Oh. .
er Was no less a parsonage than an ex ne
gro trader from ST. Louis to Louisiana
About one hundred and City, inclu.
ding Old and young, from this and the
southern part OF st. Francois county.
paserd here on their way TO The happy
land Of Oman. Some belonged to Tn.
lou man, some to widows, sonss 90 or
phans, AID >ome TO friends of the South.
We und rstand that the able bodied
males capable Of military duty. are to be-
hurried into the army of the Uuited
States and made to fight white men. The
women aud children left In the mott d.s.
tiiu,e condition Shade of Washington,
Did you ever think such q day would
come in the history of your own b. Lived
Am RIGA for whose liberty yon toiled aev
en- long years! How are the mighty
fallen. Ye free born sons Of Columbia
have to call on the negroes to help main.
tain our liberties.
We would like to know Of our rulers.
civil and military. whether little sau I'd
of soldiers in Federal uniforms are "a b.
permitted N run of MT only our able bod
led negro men, but the women and chi,
drsn who cannot be Of any use whatever
10 IN sfmy.
The DEBORAH RepEblir, published in
Wla"sshi ( county. has the following:
A very foolish and silly letter was pub
li,hed in the McGreeor HeEs, attacking
Coz. Stone. the Republican nominee for
Ccsersov, dated from this county. The
Times copies it. uiih the abatement the,
it il understood there TO b. from The p~n
Of Capt. Wiser. This is . total mistake.
Cspt w. doesn's m.ke fool Of hi,nself
n that wy. VIII you correct, Nr.
Ussssf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
New York. July q

The Sunday Mercury publishes dis.
patch dated Cairo, July 4th, stating ],
was rumored there that an engsgsms nj
Was progressing on the 3O,h between the
advance forces Of Johnson and these OF
GIANTS rear. Johnson's army had pene
trated very near our position on the pre-
vious day, when Johns ms whole force
Was within few miles only of our outer
pirkets.
Confirmation of this rumor is awaited
~ith Intense eagerness.
The same psper has a special dated
Des Moines, July 4th. which says the Ip-
dams on the border are aroused to horri
HE action, and the excitement on the
border is momenisr,ly increasing have
direct Information from the border that
no less than 3 900 Sioux had just attacked
the Pawn.e Agency on the Platte river.
They are said TO have fought like devils
| am nnsble to give the result, although
IL is understood many Of our men defend
ing the place were killed and wounded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

TO CONsI MFTIyGs.

TNHE ADVERTISER HAVING BkEs RFsroR
l. ID 70 hesiih 10 few ~esfs. by . very simpI.
roaisd,, aier having suffered several years With ,
severe luhr Affection, and that dread dis~sse Con.
sumpten-i anxious 10 make known 10 his fsllvs "a
fersrs the means OF cue.
10 all who deairS IL, he win send copy OF The pre-
seiItion used tHec 81 easrkr lib the directions 10,
preparing and using the same, ~hi,h thy viii mud
soss & hk Tor CoSsua' RIOS, A.THnA. BRos, H,r .
&c. The oDy Object Of the advertise In s~neiur III.
'rss'r psion lie to oense, the se,sd and spread ID
f~"nt'on Viii he eeac~'ves 70 be invaluable a,d h.
bop -very sufferer WILL tr, his sem-ay Il viii c,.
hem Dothiag aid may prove . blessing.
Rev. EDwARD A WILSON
Wi .sfsssnr- kinSs County. view York.
may 3o-d3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Baltimore, j uly 6

baItImore, J uly b.
Brig. Gen. Haupt reached here At mid.
night last night, aud had an Interview
with Gen. Sohsnck. Up to one o'clock
Sunday. when Gen Hsupt left the head
quarters OF Gen. Als.ds the essmy was
flying. Meade's headquarters we're a.
CrsIgerstown. Nd. so,ne fifteen mile.
north of Fredericksburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Baltimore july 6.

The following has been posted q, head
quarters:
Advices Of the army up TO p. IN on
Sunday state that Gen. Meade's head
quarters were at Crsigers ,own last nigh.
and were 10 be At Frederick to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
New York. j, ~ &.

4 /. 4
The City Of Washington from Liverpool
on the Gath, and Queensto~ tbs 18th.
has arrived.
ROsbuck and Sinclasey had IN inter.
views ~ith Nspoleon. who assured them
his views IN regard 70 the American War
was unchanged. @
Al cabinet council at which Napoleon
presided, It was resolved " instruct Bor-
orRades to renew the French proposition
to the Enxlish Government. Sex
The Polish question is unchsnged.
Palm ,rston explains the substance OF
the proposition of England to France
aud Austria. They include general and
complete amnesty: national Representa-
ton for Poland the Poles alone 6ll the
ofi vial position ir Poland; that psrisct
liberty Of conscience BE- granted that the
Polish language BE- used in oil public
transactions, and tina. regular system Of
recruiting be established.
The reply Of RUSSIA is anxiously await.
ed,
Very warlike rumors had prevailed in
Paris about Poland.
London, 25th-The trial Of the Alex
sndria case has been decided in favor Of
the defendants.
It is stated that If England refused to
join Napoleon in American mediation he
would invite Spain to do so.
The London Times Of the 25th says !:
We confess to some of the uneasy. unset
tied feeling which took possession of the
minds Of oil rejecting mrn during the
unsettled year which preceded the Cri-
mean war. Our anchor il lifted. and NO
are drifting in q current which seems
leading US TO one of two disagrscabls al.
ternatiyes-war if we advance, loss of
character il We retreat.
The Times also says the Russians 10
Paris seem persuaded that war 10 al but
certain.
Fl. Monroe, July
The steamsr Cuhawba arrived from
New Orleans, July LIST. freighted with
cotton and sugar. md bound 10 New York.
She also brought 40 rebel prisoners.
ffthu bumtH! tment OF Port ffudson was
going on when she left. Our steamers
were running up the river regularly with
Gen. Banks supplies. There is no truth
10 the report of his supplies being cat of.
Great confidence is expressed that Port
Hudson will soon f,ll. Deserters are
daily coming into Banks lines from the
rebel army.
The Richmond Enquirer Of July 4,h
says the Yankees are making a raid into
Eastern Tennessee. A strong force was
in Zegnatlchee Valley on the RI instant
Tn, re has been no communication with
Knoxville or London Bulge since.
IL is believed important movements of
Bragg and Rosecrans' armies are in pro-
Yress. No particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
philojalnhia .Julr e

HIFTftIPHfds July o.
A dispatch from Gov. Curtin states
COUGHS army is Advancing in force, and
likely to render important service.
The Governor is sarie6ed that the rebel
army Is in our power, if We act vigorous
ly aud promptly.
The crossing Of the potolnsc prepared
by the enemy is destroyed. and he is short
Of ammunition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
MIDNIGHT REPORT
St. Louis, July 6

A dispatch sent West this MORNING
purportipg 10 be a special from Cairo In
the N. Y Mercury. relative TO engage
ment helwseu JnhnstoH's and Grants
forces is base fabrication, no ssch dis.
patch sent from Cairo.
IL Is more than probable dispatch fran
pes MONIES. 'elative to oyemen,s of The
Indians, is also bogus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Halifax. July {

The steamer Harriet Pinckney. four
aud half days irom B .rmuda, arrived
here on Sunday with Vallandigham and
several other, passengers from Charlsslon
and WILMINGTON. ,-4s.---- 4 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Toledo, July 6.

The Knights Of the Golden Circle broke
into the depot at Huntington. Indiana.
about z o'clock this q. III and broke open
two or three b, xes Of guns and amlnuni-
iion, and distributed them among theln-
selves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

We hold oil Noun,ain Passes, and have
formed 3 junction with the militia, almost
surrounding the enemy. The rest OF the
rebel column on the Virginia side OF the
Potomac are unable to reinforce Lee Oh
account VI high water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

~ MONROE. July 3.
The Portsmouth v,rylnian Of July 81,
says. reliable Information received here
that the return of North Carollna to the
U"ion Is an event which may be locked
for daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

sukNkY.,Rs sPvtCkl
KsoHut. Iowa. IA, " LISA. 1
soTiCE-To al persons having guns revolv.rs
pistols, or munitions oil war ~ airy knd for sale ar.
ori.r' na 10 sell o. disP-s Of the thuui n,
"btAininR permit from the undsrssn-d b, order al
tho Special Ag.nt of the Tfessur. Deps. tuaent An
Pers"ps ing this orer Iish, 10 b. se sue
foo's Bn-ct teu for .hx u The 0.verbne II tb
uhaeu 1s'es. JOHN srANSTs.
ma E-dtf kurv,bor AID Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Near GETTYSBURG. July

49, ysc~' IVY ~
The rebels retreated towsid the Pnto.
mae. The rebel pon,oon bridge at D,m
No 6 has been destroyed by our cavalry,
which have gone TO Wiiliamsport 10 de
troy bridge. there Other preparations
are progressing to Intercept Lees passage
Of the Potomac, and our army IL in mo-
tion
Lees advance reached Williamsport in
time to cross ~nopposed Lee yesterday
parolrd about 1000 Fed.rals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Philadelpbis. july 5.--p

A sensation report 10 current here that
$4,000 rebels and ll8 gums had been
captured, snd that Lee had asted for 40
armi>tice of48 hours 10 bury his dead
snd take charge of his wounded, to which
Gen. Meade replied that an unconditional
sorrender could Only be entertained.
No confirmation VI this report 10 re-
ceived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Boston, july 6

Tho enforcement. of the draf. in Mass.
IS 10 pnc-sd forthwith. Those who are
drawn w'il be notified =, once, snd then
allowed ten days to appear. furni.h sub
stitvts, OF pay $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

Psroled prisoners say the rebels esp.
'ured thirty six hu drrd Of our troops
Our forces have the advance OF the rebel.
in three main positions. l, is stated Lee
has all his available force with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
Baltimore. July 5.

In consequence of information that
Gen. Stuart was about TO make raid mp.
on our rear, this afternoon Fitzpatrick
wss sen, ou, on our right. Some cannon.
aiding was heard, but up to9 o'clock be
had NOT returned to camp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

Baltimore, July 5.
About 5000 prisoners have been re.
eeived, and more IL come.