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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Col. Bakers Rangers whip Mosbyss
Men..iarge Arrivals of Conscripts
--Rapid Recruiting in Volunteer
Regiments.
Washington, Oct 7.

washington, Oct z.
A detachment of Col. Bakers rangers
which LETT here a week ago, returned thi,
evening. They report that during thei,
absence they had several brushes with
Mosbys and Whites men, and they sue.
ceeded In putting the enemy to flight in
every instance. One of these engage
ments was at Smokers Gap, and another
at Smiths farm.
Near Middleburg in all our brushes with
the enemy we lost but one man killed
The loss of the enemy is not known.
Some changes have been made in the
location OF corps, but nothing indicating
Immediate active operations.
Conscrlpts in large numbers were arr.
wing there Yesterday, including about 900
from New York and Vermont.
Surgeon johnson, late medical ipspec.
tor OF the Army of the Potomac, has been
relieved from duty, at his own request
and transferred to the Middle Depart
meut.
Recruiting for the volunteer corps pro-
crosses very rapidly. In some instances
almost entire regiments have re-enlisted
and applications are increasing.
Two discharged citizens Of Alexandria
who have refused to recognize the reor-
gained government Of Virginia by taking
the oath ofallegiance for the transaction
OF their business have been fined.
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The undessy ned bsvns been Restored TO health In q
fes weeks. by very simple remedy, AFTER having
Suffered several years vita severe lang Affection and
thst dread disease coasamEtiouis en- rlsps to mAk
kaevH 10 his fellow 81 rer-r. the means 81 cure.
To al who desire II. be wiii rend copy 81 thu pre
crpfon used ttfee Of charge with THE dife~tons Tor
preparing AID using the sane, which they viii dad 6
sSrs care fer cosrxrTsox, AsTIsA- BRONCHITIS,
teesHs t"ios, %e The oHly object ~ the advertiser
a aFhatng ih9 prescription is benefit The afflicted
and spseadiuforma all which he coBeeives to be in.
Faiasoie ant he hopss every gerer sill try sAIs re
nae' as II Kill eosi ;Aerl nething. and may prove
Blessing.
fafus sishlny the prescription win please sddres.
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Nilismsburgh. Kings County New York.
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Per6dy sf Rebel AstAsFitiss-Rsbsl Con-
scriptien n Virginia, &c.
New York, Oct. 6.

New York, Oct. 6.
The Herald's dispatch from Washing
ton states no arrangem ints have been
made for the release of officers held BY
the rebels as prisoners Of war. AT Rach-
mond captives taken in the battle near
Chattanooga have increased 10 number to
over i,On0, who are all crowded into Lib
by prison. While the rebels are declar-
ing every one of their officers and men
exchanged and are putting them in the
field again, they still hold on to our Off.
GERS, and many privates as well as civil
ians.
Yesterday was the day for the conscrip-
ton in Virginia. Whites cavalry, in
small squads, we're securing Fairfax
Court House and picking up all the citi-
zens that could be found, and stealing
horses.
One gang passed along in close prox-
unity TO our defenses and threatened an
attack upon the Government farms, but
the strength of the guard prevented them
from making any attempt.
Deserters from the army continue to
cross the Potomac below Alexandria not
withstanding the vigilance of the fo-
tilla.
The reports of the condition of the
crops for the month of September coming
are at Agricultural Bureau very prompt
ly. They will be arranged for publica-
ton ia few days, aud will be of more
than usual importance.
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New York, Oct. z.

New York, Oct. z.
The steamer Persia from Liverpool
26tb and Queenstown 9Th is below.
A Paris letter To the World says the
pirate Florida is being repaired by govern
inept engineers and laborers at the gov
eminent dock. When she goes to sea
She viii salute the French flag, and ii is
already freely stated that the Confederate
salute will be officially responded to.
Three Federal vessels Of war are on the
watch outside, and the chances of an
action are imminent. Some papers state
the Florida will leave Brest during the
present week. This is not true. She
will leave the dock but not the port. In
the meantime she may be Joined by one
or two formidable colleagues
Liverpool, Saturday evening. Cotton
firmer and unchanged. Breadstuffs dull.
Provisions steady. Ills. Central l4(9 Al
discount Erie 1905. Consols 93a
@93g.
The Rhine overlooked about seven feet
along the line of Lyons, and the country
is submerged along the banks.
The pirates Alabama, Georgia, and
Conrad had visited the port of the Cape
of Good Hope, and had captured and
boarded several vessels.
The steamer Vanderbilt left St. Helena
on the Goth in pursuit. The Alabama
had captured Sc prizes.
Mason's letter to Russell, on withdraw
ing from London, was published. 1t
quotes Davis instructions. He believes
the British Government determined to de-
cline friendly relations, and will not re-
eeive minister. 1t is therefore no Ion
ger consistent with the dignity of the
Confederate Government for Mason to
remain.
The Polish question remains unchang-
ed. Its reported that it was the opinion
of the French Government, relative to
the Polish negotiations, that it is prefer
able to close useless discussion.
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Gen. Court 0AFsial..DRusal MURDER
BY 6aerrillas u Mater Williams,
10TH Kensucky...Propo 81
Gey. Merton. $ s,sss#

49, - ASS
Cincinnati, Oct. 7.
A general Court Martial, General Am
men presiding, has been in session here
this week, trying parties arrested on
charge OF fraud against the Government.
II is understood Capt. F. w. HURT,
Assistant Quartermaster Of this post. ar
rested July last, viii be brought before
the court soon. A Court of Inquiry,
called for by Capt. HURT, has been refused.
The statement made 10 July, that Capt
HURT had been arrested for sppropriating
Government funds to his own use is in
correct. No such charges have been
made.
Major Williams. Of the 10Th Kentucky
regiment, woundedat the battle Of Chick
amauga, lately returned home, and was
taken from his house in Pehdleton coun-
ty, Ky, Monday, by band OF guerrillas
and stripped of his clothing, tied to
tree and shot. Five of his murderers
were caught and brought to this city to-
day.
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, submitted the
following plan to the war Department Tor
the forming of depleted regiments of three
years volunteers into certain number of
old regiments, say one for each Con-
gressional District: Those reducf I'D to the
lowest point of numbers. or oldest in or
gauization, and three.fourtbs Of which
will re-enlist for three years, fhall be
brought home to recruit. officers aud
men to be furloughed for such time as the
Governors respectively may determine, for
the purpose of recruiting Tor theirIrespec-
tive regiments, and at the expiration Of
the term of their furlough, the regiments
to be returned to the field, and like
number of old regiments, on the same
principle, be brought home. and recruit
ed men who re-enlist to be mastered out
as if their first term of enlistmen mt bad ex-
pired, and receiving 500 bounty for past
service. and s402 awarded to veteran vol
unteers for future service.
This plan will place regiments organ
ized in 1861, as regards bounty, on the
same footing as those organized ip 1862.
1t is believed this plan takes SO few men
from any one corps as not to materially
weaken them.
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FROM THE ARMY of the POTOMAC.
Statement of Negro from Richmond--
Petition Of Rebel citizens to JEFF. Davis
for Mosby's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bread Riot at Richmond, &c.
New York Oct. 6,


A dispatch from the Army of the Poto-
mac, 4th inst, to the Herald, says at 5
O'Clock to day rebel messengers, 10 the
shape of shells, paid US visit firing at US
on our extreme left, in the direction Of
Somerv,lle road. and as we treated them
with contempt they shortly gave up the
amusement.
1.-THE Tribune's Dispatch.
A private in the second corps, was shot
in the road inside our lines near Raccoon
Ford, by the rebels
An artillery private reported he was
arrested by rebels within mile and a
half OF Gen. Meade heaquarters, rob-
bed and released.
Ii was stated some time ago that citi-
gems OF Loudon and Fairfax couhties, Pc
titioned JEFF Davis to have Mosby remov-
cd from that region Horses which he
captured did not compensate for the
horses taken and damaged BY Union
troops in pursuit Of him, to the rebels
They could not see the good done By
Mosby With his men, which was keeping
a large force Of the enemy employed
around Washington which might other
wise be employed elsewhere.
New York, Oct 7.
The Times Washington dispatch says
colored barber, direct from Richmond,
where he has resided for the last eighteen
years, and who has been in daily contact
with leading rebels, says the battle Of
Chicamauga is not considered by the PEG.
pie of Richmond as success. That Rich
lnond can now be easily captured if Yam
KEGS want 10, and that officers of the army
have frequently said in his hearing it
would be abandoned should the Army of
the Potomac advance in force.
Many citizens assert publicly that they
will not offer any resistance in case of an
attack, because it would be utterly use
less.
People are daily sending their effects
further South in anticipation of the com
ing of the Yankees.
One day last week the State Guard was
called out TO suppress threatened riot
One hundred employees of the Govern
ment, with their wives, and the wives of
soldiers, assembled in front of the State
Capital, armed with clubs and missiles,
demanding of the authorities relief for
their starving children. An extensive
riot was only prevented by the prompt
action of the State Guard, and promises
of State authorities.
The action of the Legislature last Fri
day would seem to confirm the statement
that Lees force between the Rapidan and
Petersburg, is only $4,000. 1t is a sug-
gestive fact, mentioned by this colored
man, that Stewart has failed to get CON-
mission as Lieut.. General on account of
his numerous defeats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08
FROM MEnEPHrs.
Capture ofGuerillas near Hope6cld, Ark.
Recovery Of Gen. Grant, Sc.

Cairo, Oct. Z.
The City of Alton arrived this after
noon with Memphis dates of the 5th inst.
Fifteen thousand rebel troops we're at
Shreveport on Red River. Over 10000
bales of cotton have been thrown into
the river.
The rebels Lewis guerilla, 1t. Burton
and brother. and three horses were cap
,ured near Hopefeld. Arkansas, last Fri.
day night BY fifteen of the l17th Illinois,
led by Lieut.. G. w. Blakely.
Gen Gran. is sufficiently recovered to
move about on crulches.
Gen. Pren,iss came mp on the City OF
Alton en- route tor Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

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addressing JOHN oGLEx.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08
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More Raids by Guerrillas--An orr.
Ger Kills Three Rebels-.Briilinns
Dash of Gen. MITCHELL.
Louisville, Oct. 7

Louisville, Oct. 7.
Guerrillas at Woodburn. Monroe Ca
have recently committed many depreda-
tons, burning a number of houses. rob
bling citizens, &c.
There Is report current here that the
late rebel raid into Glasgow, KY, eighty
live guerrilas, near daybreak, surprised
our forces there, amounting to upwards
OF 800, and captured nearly all of them.
The officer commanding is said to have
killed three rebels with Colts revolving
rifle, and on approaching the stockade
found it occupied by rebels, but six Of our
men being in it when overpowered.
Our newspapers deny this, but the
story Is repeated this evening by travel.
lers, though discredited by the military.
Grants order, Of Sept. s2d, has been
published at Memphis, making Memphis
and New Orleans sale markets for cotton
by loyal owners thereof, and banishing
all cotton spectators from the Mississippi
Valley south of Helena. Ark.
To-day's Nashville Press denies the
burning Of the bridge BY the rebels over
Stuart,s Creek. 1t says Wheeler crossed
the river at Washington last Thursday
morning, thirteen miles above Chatta.
nooga, and passed down Sequa,chez val
ley.
The rebels captured FIVE wagons of one
otour trains at the foot OF the mountains.
near Anderson's cross roads, burning a
number Of them and killing about 800
horses aud mules. The train was loading
with ammunition, rations and clothing =
Forty OF our wagons, carrying medical and
sanitary stores and about fifty suffers
teams, were also lost.
Gen. Mitchell, with Union cavalry az
soon as he learned Of the crossing of the
rebels, pursued them, and on Friday and
Saturday killed and wounded. seventy
rebels, took 200 prisoners, and recap
tured $50 mules.
On resching Walnut Ridge the rebels
shot zoo mules to prevent their falling |
into our hands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

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NEW BOOKS.
Austin Eliiott-by Kingsley,
Arterus Ward.
Life in the Open AIR.
Lost and Saw ed-by Mrs. Merton,
hoekford-by Mrs Lille Deyereux Uncsted
Drifting Abont--hy Stephen Mnssptt;
Ny Southern Frienfs-by Edmund kirke;
In the Tfopies-by Richard b. Kifnsali;
Journal of Residence a ieorgia PiA citation
by Mrs PA Kembia,
Poe's Works, Blue and Goldi
Saxe's
Reads
Gibbons Rome 6 Vols
Chambers English Literature:
Information for the People;
Packard's Minor surgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by commissfner Etee;
The Flylng Duscam n-Saxe.
Marian Grey--by Mrs. NJ S Holmes;
kikeand Unlike;
les Mfsc<~bleS:
0rpAeus G. kerf's Papers I'd Series
IreenasoB's Monitor
Cooks Voyages.
AtQ4ts-py the Author Of Quits;
kufr4 Field ard Garden;
Neee.sbies of America.
The CimpAikn Of 1853 aud Gs,
physiological MemoIrs-by Hammondi
Di~heis' Complete Works;
Home<nd Abroad. secon Seriesy
story ofthe Guard,
The PoetsJournal, By Baysrd Taylor;
Parsop Browniov Is Book:
Dkarango Rsveri
Observation-Disclosures winthrop;
Thisday recelvedai
BR0WSELL'S Book Store
srp25 "a Cor. Main and 9Th streets
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Destruction ofRebel Salt WORKS.
New York Oct ;,

-" VIM Wv. IL
A letter dated Sept. Goth, to the Her.
aid, says few days since Capt. schaffer
of the Goth New York, with small de.
tachment of the lOlst and l02d pennsyl.
wanna and his own regiment visited the
enemy's salt works at Nagg's Head, and
destroyed the works, which were supplied
with wrought iron pans, and about 100
bushels OF salt, making about $50
bushels OF salt per night. and sending it
across Carri,uek Sound in canoes.
Capt. schaffer found no rebels, and the
works were destroyed withou. part;clo
of opposition.
MAJOR Gen. Peck started on few DAVIS
inspection of the defenses at Washington
Plymouth, Roanoke dc.
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s-T-lseo-x.
BRAKES Plantation, Riffey.s.

they purify, strsnsthsp and invigorats.
They create = healthy appetite.
They an antidote to change OF water and diet,
They overcome effects fdisspation and late bour,
they strengthen the system and enIlven the mind
Tney prevent miarmaic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
ihey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the bess Bittess in the worla They m.ke
the weak man strong, and are exhausted p.tures
grest resorer, They are made Of pure 81. Croix Rum
the celebrated Casaya bark roots and herbs and are
taken with the pleasure ofa beverage, without regard
10 age or time OF day. Particularly RECOMMENDED 10
delicate persons requiring gentle stinuant SoYdby
all 6rocers. Druggists, Hsteis and Saloons.
DRAKE 4 CO., 2o2 Broadway, New YORK.
Sold by Andrew i. Wflkimxo.
Je<f-dHwem No. ~ Aain-st. Keokuk.
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ST. Louis, Oct. Z.
Intelligence received at headquarters
here. say that about , 600 rebels from
Marmaduke's command, under Coll Spell.
ley, entered southwest Missouri from
Arkansas for raiding purposes.
Our troops were concentrating upon
them from several points, and their cap
ture is not improbable. 1t is believed
this force is intended to be nue!eu ! for
a Missouri State Guard. the reorghniza.
ton of WATCH, since the capture Of JEFF.
Thompson, it is said, has been placed in
the hands of Waldo P Joneson, late T..
S. Senator from Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

nA- We Understand that Mr.. Stripe.
the assistant Assessor, seized the new dis.
tillery on Fourth street, yesterday. The
parties neglected to comply with the
acquisitions of the revenue laws. They
had fled no bond, nor obtained . license
- the Law requires.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08
Meeting OF Grand Lodge OF masous.
Springfield Oct. Z.

The Grand Lodge met at $50 thi.
morning and completed the organi cation
The day was spent in the election Of off.
GERS. resulting as follows: T. j. Turner
OF Freeport, Grand Master, Jerome r.
Go.in, Deputy Grand Master, II. p s.
Bromwell, Cole county, 9 S. Warden,
E. f. Babcock, St. Cliar Co. G J w
Harrison Oils, Quincy, G. Treasurer;
Ii. G Reynolds, &. Secretary.
All the officers were elected by large
najorities.
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nIsEasEs or THE NERVOUS, SEW.

NAL uhIsAKr AID sE1rAL sysrKM.-Nes
and reliable ireatneni-in Reports. Of the HOWARD
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10 sealed letter envelopes, free
ofsharge Address. Dr. skILLIS HoUGHToS,
Hswsri Associ alion, Philsdepais, Pa.
sua25-dAvam
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Baltimore, Oct.L
The extract from Richmond papers Of
the 81. copisd gensraily ~ the4 s9 York
press shis evening. stating chat 1mboden
had recently made ! descsDty upon. this
rosd, y sDtissly iscorrect. Nointefrup-
ton to regular freight Or passenger trains
has occurred sisee che fe-opsning in Az
gust; nor is such contingency prob
able. sa saSs1s
The temporary large movement OF
troops for the Government lately has been
fully and satisfactorily accomplished, and
consequent return from this source Of
employment of ears, together With those
loaded with produce bound east, ensures
for westward trains prompt dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

e~ A lady who kept pet bear in New
Hudson, New York, was eaten up by the
playful creature recently, and Thoroughly
digested. ~
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Special Notices.

Pos, face oTsn on surssy tr9rn . to 10 o'clock
An. open every day sxseps Sunday from a. NJ
until II z. ~
J. b. HOWELL r. II.
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- General Burnside is fast afford
ing relief to the Uniouists Of East Tenn
essss. ---
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@- A snow storm--athe first Of thA
season visited the head Of Lake Mich.
lgan Friday night. Snow fell to THE
depth of about an inch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

--hosecrans' army at the battle of Chat
tanooga numbered $4,000, while that Of
me enemy must have been nearly 10000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

1 There are terrible trials frol,
which the feeble come out Infamous, and
the strong aublime.
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eosSryHArapj
PULMONARY C0NsrAPrIoN A CrgABLE DISEASE !.
CT D.
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10y TELEeRArB.I
new York Market.

iBf TEGL0kAfBt
new York Market.
New York, Oct. 7.
Cotton-Market very Arm.
riour-Market less active. nd SC lower. lsales a
t6 s6e5 IS for Extra States ~ 2S1e6 40 4. no.
wheat-Rcceipss g, ass bushels. Market lie lover,
Sales At u Tx for new Chitaso Spring; u ise
81 "a for old Milwaukee Club; 81 a2Sei 3asfor Win.
ter Red Western.
Corn-Reeeipss 1850 bush. Market excited. s93e
better. saIes q s1Us5c AHEAD. s4e96c in store.
oais-Firm. Sales at 7i974c.
Pork-Firmer. Sales at eis rs si3 so for old; ga
4el4 IS for new mess
rd-Firmer. io19nhc.
wekkey-Firm. Sales 1t 6S066hc.
Groeenes-Firm. but quiet.
lar TxLEsRAPH.1
stock Market.
stoct-Better, fairly active.
Gold-Is1
MDey-spef cent
Sterling Eychange-Hfghes. elGs2
New York CentraI-i34i.
Erie--lo7.
Reading-iszs
~ 3. So Coupass ioei.
q. $ e's. 81 Registered. Io7.
u. s. 5's'74 Coupons %.
New Treasury 3-Io-los..
U. s. Year Ceysi9cs,es p9s-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.


Repairing Of the Flezada--.Ihree o. >
War Vessels Watching Aer---Watn'
drawal Of Mason &C.
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Annual Election 81 OSGIcers for the
Iltnots 4 Mississippi Telegraph
Company.

At the annual meeting of the Illinois d
Mississippi telegraph, held at Ottawa this
day, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year: J. D. Ea-
ton, President, Edward II. Beebee. Vice
President, Thomas Catlin, Secretary.
Lewis Howell and Churchill Coffin, Di-
rectors.
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THE STUD OF HORSES

Il composed ofthe finest FnsIsh American and Ara.
xian Ihorougb- brpefs. highly ira ued and magnls-
Gently caparisoned. and The Programme OF the Are.
Till comprise all the ele gait sensational thr;nr
comic aud entertaining NO seiues OF the day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-08

And large and efficient troupe or vauters Arc bats
Tumblers and Dancers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
win Exchasgs for City Property

light ACRES OF LAND SITUATED TWO
IL and . half miles from the Court House. lav-
EXPORT. Iowa. Sal laad 10 we'll improved, hav-
ing = good House. BAN, Cisterns snd oil conve-
nienees pertaining to comfort. There arc Fruit
Trees Of every variety, old enough to bear this
wear. Also n acre Grapes four years old. staked
and IN fine order Asparagus beds, Strawberries.
Cu,rants, Lawton Biackberrss, Rsspberies,
Shrubbery. snd in fact everything calculated to
mako the place not only desirable. hut n pr htahle
residence. Tho above will be exchanged for CRY
property, and some cash paid IL Necessary. In
quife Of JNO. ID. HARRIS,
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