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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Nashville. Sent. %

NaeHfiie, sept. 70.
The news from front to-day is meager
No trains from the south to night. /,
is reported they are being detained tc
bring up the wounded.
A telegram from the front reports NO
fighting to-day. Our forces hold posses.
sion of the ground occupied yesterday
which is an elevation of strength, as eve.
ry hour increases the chances for rein.
forcements from Burnside to arrive and
enable the forces to more thoroughly en-
trench themselves, though no definite as
surance Of their arrival has yet been re-
ceiyed.
Brig. Gen. John H. King, reported to
be wounded and prisoner, is neither.
A telegram from front reports him all
safe. Maj. Coolidge, I'd in command Of
same brigade is certainly killed.
-Four hundred guerrillas under Tom
Murragan, living about Carthage, are
threatening to attack that place. A small
force of guerrillas under Hawkins are re-
ported to be lurking about the vicinity.
having headquarters at Williamsport, west
OF Franklin on Duck River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Sandy Hook. %,


Steam Ship China, from Liverpool l3
via Queenstown 10Th, passed this point
London, l2.-The Government has
certainly resolved to stop the steam rams
in the Mercy.
The Florida is detained at Brest to sat.
isfy French claims.
1t is positively asserted that Maximil.
Ian accepts the Mexican Crown.
A Times Morris Island letter saws
nothing transpired worthy of note, since
my last letter, in fact it is not very evi.
dent that anything will occur for some
weeks to come. The Navy does not
manifest any sign Of activity.
Latest via Liverpool, l3.-The Tribu-
nal OF Commerce OF Bordeaux has tried an
insurance case involving the question -
"ls the Alabama pirate or privateer?"
The decision was that the Alabama has
not exceeded beligerent rights, nor incur
red the reproach of piracy. An applica-
ton has been made to the Massel and
Tribunal of Commerce by the owners of
some of the cargo on the ship w. B. Nash
for the authorities to seize.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
New York. Sent. %

A Charleston harbor letter states that
everything is very quiet there.
The Herald's letter says great deal
of work is being done OF an important
character to the nation, which cannot at
present be revealed, but the result OF
which will soon develop themselves.
Wednesday last there was severe gale
from the northeast, and continued to blow
with great fury until Thursday night,
when it moderated and finally died away.
Tents were blown down and their occu-
pants compelled to remain out doors, ex-
posed to one of the hardest rain storms
have ever.w witnessed for some time. Very
unusually high and hugh waves rolled far
on the beach, over levees of sand con-
structed about camp and completely swept
down the front rows of tents and drown
ed the soldiers. Out vessels in the roads
pitched and reeled violently, and many of
them dragged their anchors. Fortunate
ly none went ashore.
The Charleston Courier of the 10th
has the following:
A very sad accident occurred at bat
terry Cheever, James Island, 10 o'clock
Thursday morning. A magazine explo-
ded, killing five men. We have not learn
ed the cause of the explosion nor how
many were wounded.
The rebel steamer Sumter was sunk
between Moultrie and Sumtera few days
ago; in what manner the Courier does
not state.
Gov. Bonham has called an extra ses.
sion of the State Legislature, to meet at
Columbia, Sept. 9th.
Gov. Bonham, in proclamation, calls
out all arm-bearing people in the State
over 10 years of age not 10 or liable to
Confederate service for State defence
The term of enlistment of those accented
is 6 months.
The rebel batteries in James Island
have been busily engaged in Smelling our
camps on Black Island during the past 8
or days. There had not occurred
single casualty up to last night. The
rebels seem to be under the impression
that something is going on that does not
promise well to their cause, as our men
sre silent and no guns have been fred on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Chattanooga. Sent. Q:

No attack has yet been made by the
enemy, though it was confidently expect
ed to-day. Our position was vastly
strengthened, meanwhile, by additional
works, commanding the approaches from
the south, while our tanks and commune
cations are amply cared for. The army
is in the best Of spirits.
The only demonstration to-day was BY
heavy column Of infantry and artillery
threatening our left. but crossed Mission.
airy Ridge towards Ringgold without re.
plying to our artillery. 1. is believed the
movement is to intercept Burnside who is
expected by the rebels.
Inc Chlckamanga reverse probably has
been much over estimated at the North.
There is no occasion for further alarm for
the safety of this army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Washington, Sept. 90.


Dispatches from Rosecrans, Chattanoo-
ga. afternoon of the 22d has been received
by the Government this morning. The
enemy's attack on Thomas corps was
handsomely repulsed and Thomas forces
marched quietly to the position they were
about taking when assaulted.
Official dispatches Monday state two
divisions of Longstreet made reconnois-
sauce on Rosecrans' left, but no attack
was made.
Rosecrans' order for concentrating his
command was accomplished Monday
night and is now in strong defensive po-
sition and can easily hold it till reinforced
1000 of our wounded were removed from
the field after Sundays battle.
Gen. Lyttle was killed.
In two or three days Rosecrans will be
able to assume the offensive.
The regulars, our reserves, went into
the battle 1900 strong and came out with
only Ais. This shows the pcrsistency
with which our troops contended for ev-
cry inch of ground
Gen. Rosecrans has performed wonders
in reaching his present position, after
lighting with bis single command against
the immense forces of picked troops that
were combined against him.
When the last dispatch of yesterday
closed, the enemy was quite active. He
had been making approaches all the morn
ing Gen. Rosecrans' men were in line
and ready for another encounter.
Gen. Graham, who commanded one of
our brigades at Gettysburg, and was ia
ken prisoner and conveyed back TO Rich
mond, has recently been discharged and
reached here this morning. Gen. Gra-
ham has communicated important infor.
nation to the Government. He is salts
fed that only two divisions of Longstreet's
corps, with all his artillery have been sent
to Bragg. ln addition to that two brig
AIDES OF Gen. Picket's and the Wise Lee
gion were also detailed to reinforce Bragg.
Gen. Graham says he saw 81 pieces OF
cannon moving across the bridge from
Richmond, said to be going to Bragg.
The news of the battles fought between
Bragg and Roseerans was disappoint-
ment to the rebel authorities at Rich
mond; they expected to hear that Rote-
cram had been annihilaled and that Braea
had retaken East Tennessee; instead of
that Richmond is in state of mourning
for the losses Rosecrans has inflicted on
Bragg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
New York, Sept. %.


The Commercial says the passengers
for California by Roberts line hereafter
will go via Panama instead Of Nicara-
qua.
A letter from Bahia, dated August
I'd, reports the Vanderbilt and Mohican
there.
The following important announcement
concerning the iron clad rams in the Mer-
sey, appears in the London Morning Her
aid Of the 18th inst:
1--WE are informed that Earl Russell on
Wednesday despatched by written miss
i've positive order to Messrs. Laird to
prevent their vessels leaving their yards
without ample explanation Of their desti-
nation and sustainabls reference to their
owner or owners for whom they are con-
structed. 1t is now affirmed, moreover,
that the French Ambassador has been ap
pesled to as to the possibility of ! French
subject having ordered vessels Of their
stamp. Of an English ship builder there,
Is declared to have come from an official
reply from his Excellency that no French
subject has any legal right to possess or
purchase vessels of war either for himself
or on behalf Of others. Earl Russell, it
is said. argues to himself that these YES
sells could only be vessels for the warlike
purposes of State or for individuals
His Lordship holds that Messrs. Laird
are bound to declare and sustain on un.
improbable testimony of such declara-
ton from the government for whom the
steam rams have been built. The Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs is also of the
opinion that if these vessels are for an in.
dlvidual owner, native or foreign, that in
divldual could only be priva,eer or p-
rate. and it is on these grounds that the
government makes up its mind. At any
rate, that the English government is firm
ly resolved to try the question in the
courts of law. and if America asks for
damages. to make an appeal for support
to the House of Commons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24

our side recently. Il i not improbable.
they are correct in their surmises, but
their efforts to shell NJ out viii signally
fail to remove the cause of their fears
As write Gregg u being rapidly shelled
BY battery Bee and Simpkins on sulli-
van and James Islands. No considerable
number Of casualties occurred lately on
this Island from rebel practice, although
at times it has 'been quite hot and well
directed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
LATEST NEWS.
FROM RosHcRANs.
The Army Of the Potomac
ordered Forward.
Especial to Herald.]
Washington, Sept. 22.

washington, sept. x.
1t may be considered fully settled that
there will be no draft in Ohio. The
State is behind 5000 men only; which
will be readily made up by volunteer en-
listment under the ample bounties which
the Provost Marshal General is about to
offer.
A flag of truce boat which left Fort
Monroe Saturday. for City Point, has not
been heard from since. 1t is believed
that the rebel authorities have detained
her to prevent officers of sanitary com.
mission who have been prisoners in
Richmond and were on their return, CIV
ing information regarding rebel move
ments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
New York. Sent. %.

New YORK, sept. Y.
The Worlds special says, Gen. Hal
leck has given orders for the Army of the
Potomac to move forward. It's situation
on the Rapidan, has undergone no mate
rial change on either side. The enemy
is understood to be fortifying approaches
to Orange c. H., and Gordonsville.
Lees whole army, it is reported, is now
composed of A. p. and H. d. Hills CON-
mand's. The latter lately evacuated
Richmond to reinforce Lee, with Hoods
division of Longstreet's corps, and
stuart's cavalry, making in all an aggre.
gate of 10000 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Fort Monroe, Sept. 90.

Fort Monroe, Sept. %.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 99d
has the following:
Chickamango. Sept. 20.-Af;er two
days hard fighting we have driven the
enemy, after desperate resistance from
several positions, but he still confronts u.s.
Loss heavy on both sides, especially off
GERS. We have taken 20 cannon and co.
900 prisoners.
[Signed,] BRAxros BRAGG.
Rosecrans has been heavily reinforced
from Grants army.
The Confederate Government has eff
fected the loan of 0,O00,00Ofs from
parties IN France, based on cotton now in
this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
WASHINGTON Sent. %

According to official dispatches receiv.
ed from the army of the Cumberland, d.
ted last night, it is supposed the battle
was renewed to-day, Much anxiety in
relation to the arrival Of reinforcements
is expressed. If the order of the Gov
eminent had been obeyed, there would
now be no solicitude upon that point
II is known here that Rosecrans has abun-
dant stores and supplies for many days to
come. Assistance is on it's way and may
reach him IN time to be Of immense ser.
vice,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Louisville. Sent. %.

A dispatch received here about noon
from Quartermaster General Meigs states
that passenger on the morning train
from Louisville to Nashville, announced
the burning of the railroad bridge At No
lin, KY, by the rebels. The down train
went back to Elizabethtown, and was de.
tanned there some four hours; meanwhile
. special train with Adams d Co.'S Ex-
press coming north, put out the fire which
ensbled the upward train to arrive nearly
on their regular time. The damage to
the bridge is very slight. The number Of
guerrillas causing the disturbance is esti-
mated from 4 to IA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Atlanta, Sept. a2.

htianta, sept. II.
The fight still goes on, we have every
confidence that the enemy will be driven
from his present stand. Missionary Ridge,
six to eight miles from Chattanooga. In
three days fight the enemy was driven
across Rea Rine creek, the west Chico
manga about II miles to pass present pc
sition. The Wing eiitorially speaking ot
affairs about Chattanooga, is quite des.
pondipg.
The Richmond Wing of today has the
following:
Charleston Sept. %.
The enemy's activity on Morris Island
notwithstanding our FIRE, continues unaba.
ted. He is building a covered way from,
battery Gregg to battery Wagner. Fol-
two days we have shelIed his working
parties with vigor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Louisville, Sept. %.

The Journal received information, which
it credits, that Monday night the right
and left wings Of Rosecrans' grand army
rested Cd the battle ground of Saturday
and Sunday, and reinforcements, the
number not stated, from Grant, via Deca-
tur, were to have reached him yesterday.
Rosecrans' headquarters were four miles
from the battlefield in rear of CENTRE
Rosecrans is in good spirits and hopeful
OF a complete and decisive victory over
Johnston, Bragg and Longstrcet. 1t is
reported A. =. Hill is in command Of the
Confederate forces opposed to Rosecrans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24

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used In his caae. Those wishing profit By his ex-
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addressing JOHN 8 oGIEy,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Fl. Monroe. Sept. 23.

TT. Monroe, Sept. %.
The flag truce steamer New York ar
rived this evening from City Point. The
Richmond Wing of the 23d received, re-
ports three days hard fighting in northern
Georgia, with heavy loss on both sides.
The rebel loss is 5000 including many
valuable officers. Among the killed are
Brigadier General Preston Smith, of
Tennessee. Brig. Gen. Walford, of Ga.
Brig. Gen. Waltham, Of Miss, and Brig.
Generals Helma and Desler. Among
the wounded are Brig. Generals Adams,
Brown, Gregg, Burns, Preston, Claburn
and Benning. Maj Gen. Hood who was
wounded has since died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24

q ~ - ss'-oS ~ ~" 80
A number q soldiers, substitutes Of
the Let Army Corps have been convictsd
OF desertion and are sentenced to be shot
today.
Capt. Reedglary. commanding the
steamer Shenandoah, reports under date
of 18th. of New Inlet, N. q. that block
ade runner attempted to come out on the
night of the 18th, but was driven back
and now lies wreck at the mouth Of the
hafbor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Washington. Sent. %.

Washington, Sept. %.
An unofficial dispatch from Chats nod-
ga 70 an army officer speaks OF the ed
gagement of Wednesday last. When
Longstreet's corps attacked the corps df
Gen. Thomas complete Union victor !
was gained. The fact that Thomas was
able to join Gen. Rosecrans at Cha,tanoo-
ga on Monday receives positive con6rma-
tion in this dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
St. Louis. Sent. 3

The Delegation of radical Union men
and Emancipationists, appointed BY the
late State Convention to visit Washing
ton for the purpose Of urging change Of
military commanders in the Department
Of Missouri, left for the East this evening.
The delegation numbers about 70, among
whom are Gen. Loan and Col. McClury,
Members of Congress from Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
New York. Sent. %

new IorK, sept. 70.
The Posts Washington letter of the
22nd, says, Gen. Meade's army is IN
doubleday moving upon Gordonsville,
and il would surprise no one here to hear
that battle was fought between him and
Lee before Sunday. Lee still commands
the army Of Virginia, but his strength
cannot be over 10, 600 men The strength
of General Meade's army. it would be im-
prudent to estimate, but unless all reports
sent up from the Rapidan are shamefully
false, it is ready to offer battle to the en-
envy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
WASHINGTON. Sent %

Maj. Gen. Meade was here for an hour
or two this forenoon in consultation with
the President, Secretary of War, and
General in Chief, and then promptly re-
turned to duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Louisville, Sent. %.

Special from Nashville to the Journal,
just received, says slight skirmishing yes
terday in front of Rosccrsns, but last ac-
counts say all was quiet up to 2-3O p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
New Ynrk Sent q9

New 1ork, Sept, g.
The Clyde built steamer Jupiter has
been captured in attempting to run the
blockade of Savannah via Nassau Sound
by the gunboat Cimron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
SURVEYORS oFrTcR. +,
Ko0kuk. Iowa. MAJ - v0aa

foilcs.-ro all persons having guns, revolver,
pYto's or munitions OF var Of any kind for sale ara
not to cell dispose Of the came without a,st
obtaining permit from the undersigned BY order Of
'ne speeiai Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons volaing this order will liable have such
conhcated for the OF the Government OF the
United States. JOHN STA rNrs
mAtSo-oH Surveyor and Collector,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Was hington, Sept. 90.

-, ~SPs' -
: According to accounts from the ARMY
of the Potomac received tonight, con-
siderable portion OF our troops have
reached the south Of the Rapidan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24

sHEETTyGs sHiRTryG5-2o to 3ae.
DRfLLS-96 TO 35c.
PRfNTs-i7S to zoe.
DELAlSS-e2 to 2slc.
GINGHAMS-2i TO s5c.
CHADWICK COATS SpoOL-ooc
sKEtS THREAD-s1 GO to ~ TO-
FARMERS MECH CAsslMERE-so to,sSc,
SKIRT BRAID-50c to 81 90.
CORSET JEANS 90 o Csc.
DENfMs-7o to 31fs
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isr TELEeRAPH.I
New York Market.
New York. Sept. -
siour-Less active, and 5aioc lover Sales AT
s5 4os5 81 Extra stsie; Is 6ose5 7s r. II. O.
whe.s-Rec-spss ssrs ha Markeidnll 1aec low
er. Sales o4ssi ~ for.chicaro Spring; 81 osz
81 70 for Milwaukee Club; 81 rs sci 81 Tor Winter
Red.
Corn-Reeeipts - a53 hush. Market ouened frm
but closed dull. Sales At 70 are
osts-Msrket hrm. Sales Al e-ST4e
Lard-Dull and unchanged.
ny TKLE0HAPH.1
stock Market.
New Yerk. Sept. ..
Stocks lower and closed heavy Money and Ex
change unchanged.
Gold closed at 1885,,
New York Central-f373..
Rrie--io7i
Reading-lf7f.
o. s 6's, 81 Coupons. ioa4
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8 u cenaRc1sD DAasY ~
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PLOUR-supsraLe - -; spsia Wheat sxsra
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CORN MEAL-eI os to 81 10 ? 100 ~,
BEAN AND sHORrS-soc to 81 p IooHs
SHIP sTUHI-soc.
CoRN-l5cV bush.
3ARLRY-75c 70 u 25 nominal.
wHEAT-Psll soo@si %; Spring ss075e , su
RYE-5Oc
OATS-3se.
NEW POTAToEs.-so19oe Rel.il Csc per peek
BUTTER-CommonI 2c; Choise, Is TO tic; retail
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EGGs-16 to tic.
CHICKENs-sI Is 70 81 40.
LARD-s0 SIC.
BACoN-shoulders, SIC; Hans lie: Sides sKc.
WHITE BEANs-Common 10 good % 10 81 %
Prime Navye20ea sc.-Eominsl.
TALLOW-7k 10 s<c.
HAY-Timothy. el2 90 70 eib 90, baled o1s u
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GROCERIES.
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AOLAssKs-Beieher's Sugar House 7oo7sc; Col
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CORDAGE-i7te % Isic.
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wOoL-Ciean Tubs ashsd. 40 - SOC; I'm Washed one
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oILs-Cesl Oil. 75e; retail soc. Linseed OIL
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BEEewAX-55c-
PAT HOGs-e3 50 gross.
RAGs-wooien y Cotton 21e.
NEW GUSsIES-2Ih ,o 22i.
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