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Special Field 0riers No. ~.
VII. A board Is he,eby ordered 10 in
vesiigate ihe various claims arising IRON
the use Of cotton bales belonging 10 phi.
Vate parties for Qualifications at Mash
vile. The Bnard will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the lTh lust, or as SOON there
after as possible, anu will hold its ses.
sions from lime to time az the business
Tor which IL il appuinted may REQUIRE,
The object of the Board will be to thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss aud damage, ana 10 dev, lup
all facts bearing uPon them. Repnrts
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as tho investigation vi IL is con-
oluded.
DETAIL FOX THE BOARD.
Colonel ", A. klNa, 18Th ind. Vol.
L.. Col j W LAN0I.Ey l2blh m. Vol.
Cap J J. DoNNELLy, l4ih Mich. Vol.
BY command oi
Mai Gen. ROSECRANS,
II. s. SHaALL, Capt. aud A. A. q.
In Pursuance of he above Special Field
Order, the Board met a. Maj General
RooEoRANs' ormer Headquarters, High
st,ret, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1863, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time 10 time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. G aims Tor loss aud dam
age arising from The use Of cotion bales
belonging 10 private parties for The fJru-
ncations of Na.hvillr, will be presented
without delay, The Board adj uried 10
10 O'clock, A, NJ, Friday March 20, 1868.
EDWARD a. ktNG,
Col. 6Slh Ind Vol, Pros ofthe Board.
March left.
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HEADQUARTERS U. 8. FoRoEs
NAunrtI1r Iprn. Anril Fl. (

NASHVILLE, lEsN, April Fl.
Orders.
The sympathizcrs with the existing
rebellion In this city and vicinity, appa-
rcntly considering tho dictates Of their
political s~ymgathies, as of moro force
than she obligations imposed upon them
by their residence and protection within
the Federal lines, the General command
ing at this post orders as follows:
l. All white persons over The age Of
eighteen years aud residing within the
lines Of this command, who do not
within ten days from the publication Of
this order, subscribs 10 the oath Of allie
glance or non combatants' parole, and
lille with Col. JoaN A. MARTIN, Provost
Marshal, bonds with sufficient securities
for the faithful observance OF such oaihs
or paroles wilt be required TO go South
Of the liues of this army. by routes 10
be designated by tho military suthOti-
ties.
II. Parties who have already sub
scribed to proper o his or paroles and
bonds, and who have not been guilty Of
acts or words Of treason, subsequent 10
the tsking Of such obligations, are 'x-
empled from The operations Of this order.
III. Fa fixture OF the amount OF bonds
given as above, and Of all other property
Of persons violating obligations taken IN
accuidince with this order, together With
such other punishment as may be de-
creed by q military commission; will
follow any violation Of the requirements
Of such oaths or paroles.
~. All persons who are unwilling TO
subsoribe to the OBLIGATIONS herein or.
drred, will report their names aud places
of residence, within ten days specifi d,
10 c LJohn A. Martin, Provost Marshal.
by order Of
Brig. Ger. Rom. Z MITCHELL.
JOINS PEATr a. a.. General.
t~apr22-1w.
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Colonel ". A. klNa, 18Th ind, Vol.
IL. Cot } W LAE0i.Ey l2blh H. Vol.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
BALTIMORE July 5.

The American has the following: We
learn FROM Maj Bnnngarran and another
officer of Gen. Reynolds staff, the follow
ing interesting particulars OF the battle
near Gettysburg;
We are happy to say it closed for the
day with the army OF Gen. Meade in mes
advantageous position Tor either an attack
or defense Al 9 o'clo,k Wednesday the
l,t and 18th corps reached Getty burg,
entering from the east side of town, and
marched directly through to the west
side, the cavalry force Ut the enemy IN
town gallopng back as we advanced. Oo
passing out OF the west end OF town, the
enemy were observed advancing rapidly
from Chambersburg Turnpike in line OF
battle towards the town, evidently en-
deavoring to hold an advantageous posi-
ton. The LIST corps under Gen. hey
holds. which was in advance. pushed for.
ward at double quick 10 secure III. ad
vantageous POSITION The enemy under
Longstreet and HILL advanced steadily
and in few minutes heavy FIRE Of bo'f
artillery and musketry opened along the
whole Federal and Rebel line. The III,
army corps, under Howard, was also soon
10 position, and for tihe quite heavy
battle ragged Several charges were made
by the enemy to dislodge our forces, all o
which were unsuccessful At 8 o'clocl
the enemy nassed his entire force ant
endeavored to turn our right wing. The
Regulars advanced to meet them, and
heavy infantry fight ensued. in which
both sutf-rrered severely, volley afte
whey OF musketry being poured into tn
opposing co u,pns With deadly effect
The field between the cpntending armie
was strewn with the dead and wounded
The enemy's loss was FULLY as heavy a
ours. Ii is not known v hat their los
was. Their attempt to flank our RICH
has entirely failed, and VIZ hold promi
nent aud commanding position for whicl
a struggle was made, and fight whic
ceased for the day about 4 p nj.
i A great and decisive battle is consid
cred imminent, and notwithstanding GU
severe loss in off -ers, the advantages +,
the day we're regarded ns decidedly viii
our forces. The army was 10 fine cond
|, ton and full Of enthusiasm for the con
Ing battle, and are confident of success.
) Harrisburg, July 2.
The following is 8 pecial 10 The He
aid: The battle at Gettysburg to ds
wa- fierce and bloody. From all | c,
gather, rebellion has received its mort
: wound. Cannon. small arms, and he
I pieces are among the trophies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

New York, July 8
The I lines prints the following spe
cial
Rear of Vicksburg, June 94th.-Up to
yesterday diminishing has been goirg on
all along the whole line of our rear
The night before We lost q picket of
400 men near the Big Black, 7 miles
from Snyder's Bluff. On the same d y
the Alb Iowa cavalry wss attacked by u
superior force OF rebel cavalry on the
Bridgeport Ferry road. They were re.
pulsed after hard fight. Yesterday Os-
lerhsus was attacked at Big Bak. A
severe bnttle en~ued. The rebels Tough,
with great obstinscy. and we're rrpus-d.
The guns of the Cincinnati have ben
removed by Gen. Steele and put in pus
ZION III II land battery.
A fleet OF transports coming down with
ordnance and commIssary stores was fired
into at Cypress Bend day before ys>ter-
Aay. The Prin,a Donna received e shots
and was disahed The Kent tky towel
her down. The gunboa,s drive the ieb.
els of aud came u rough
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jackson June ~.

The vicksburg Citizen OF the lo'h and
ssl has been received. The Citsen lays
for 80 dsyssn ineessant shower OF 81 Eur
has ,sined upon the city. on ne1 oay
while we we're working of the edi'I .
our paper a l3.inch shell passed 'n'oYs"
~. .ffiee. scattering our cases anu y Pc
vet no one was injured
One Of the enemy suhooa's ~ ia''
aground below the city
number Of transports loaded with
,roo,s have cone down within the past
few days. :,
The enemy has been firing shells for
three days. but no damage has been done
Major Headly, of Arkans s, comma nd
ing the water battery, aud Major Mar TN.
Of the q6,h Louisiana, were killed last
sunday, and Col NJ. Laurin, 31sh Loh lsi-
ana, severely wounded.
The Clt'z confirms the news OF heavy
bonbArding on Saturday. and says our
lose is comparatively nothing.
All now feel confident that johns ton
will arrive in time.
The general tone OF the editorial q OF
the Citizen 10 cheerful.
General Parsons battery, at CYPRESS
Greek, twenty miles below Napoleon, fred
into FIVE transports loaded with troop4, on
Tuesday. crippling them badly. The
troops landed and attempted to storm our
batteries, but we're driven back.
An official dispatch from General Ihek
TAYLOR, dated Alexandria, June Goth, says
he stormed and carried at the point OF the
bayonst, with ten headed guns, the en-
emies' position al Burmidus Bay. Loss
unknown.
The same dispatch says the ene'py's
position at Shcbardanville Was also car
ried, but by whom is not stated. 1t Is
thought to have been done by General
Walker. This gives us command OF the
Mississippi above New Orleans, and en-
ables us to cut off Banks supplies.
Lieut.. Wilson with volunteer party
ca ptur-d Capt Manners party of 53 men,
after killing four. who had burned Train
| of cars at Brookhaven, . few days since
A dispatch from Mississippi summit
dated June eth, reports that hight took
place a, La Forche crossing on the 23d
Federal forces engaged was six regiments
| Confederales charged and captured Fed
eral battery and q number of prisoners -
Reported loss on our side. So Killed, in
Guiding Col. Walker, Cd Texas regiment
who was buried under flag of truce
The Confederates retired while the enem,
were waiting for rcinlorcements to pursu
them again.
| From Pascagula we have report o
the capture of the 10Th Connecticut req
ment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

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New ok July 3
Herald's Harrisburg special says :

Herald's Harrisburg special says
A column of $4,000 rebels passed
through B,llisburg yesterday, going in
he direction Of Gettysburg. Another
account from the front from some person
connected with the press, who arrived
here last evening from Gettysburg hay
ing left there before daylight IN the
morning. represents the condition OF at
fairs al the close of the fight wednesday
evening to have heen still more favorable
and promising of a successful issue thar
previous information received. Ii ~
stated that the rebels held Gettysburg
for some time previous to the approach o.
our army, and had not only occupied
but had commenced terrifying tho hill
west of the town where they crossed ID
check our advance towards Chambers
burg and the mouth of the Cumbei land
valley. The move ment of Gen. Il ,ynolds
and the rapidly with which he afler en-
terlng the east end of the town, tool
theu. somewhat by surprise, and he soor
obtained prominent position which th'
rrbels were terrifying. The fighting sh'
ball nee of the d,y, was futile attemp
on their part to regain this important pc
sition; from which they were fr.quentl,
repulsed.
Early in the evening, both Longstree
and Hill collected, their forces for
grand effort TO turn our right fank
when Gen. Towards / 18th corps wos
nobly rspulsed those two veteran corp
of the rebel army. so completely that NJ
further attempt was made by the enem5
the balance of the day, and night close
in, leaving our army in possession Of tn,
p siion chosen by the enemy to give u
battle from.
The Sd and 18th corps also came o.
the field after the last repulse of the enc
my, but owing TO the fall of Gen. Rey
nolds. and the lsteness of the hour, a
we'll as the exhaustion Of the men, and
desire to care FOR the wounded, it was d
termined not to push the enemy for
renewal OF the confcl when our infot
mant left the 6eld yesterday. Thursds
morning Gen. Meade had arrived, and th
main body Of our amy was in positio
and ready to push the enemy as soon d
day should dawn. Gettysburg i. just 2
miles east of Chambersburg, over FL
rolling country most Of which vii
doubtless be scenes OF great battles OF I'll
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

,erdsv Gen. Meade assumed the offensive.
The DAY before, Lee attacked Meade and
was repulsed with heavy Id 80. Lee holds
gap in South Mnuatsin near Chambers
burg through which he hopes to escape
if defeated A guard stat Ioned al bridge
IA on the Northern Centra railroad heard
firing in that direction like that Of flying
artillery, whence il Is believed that Pleas
anton 10 al work with his dashing cavalry,
kghling for possession of the Gap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Philadelphia J nly 3

The Press has the following dispatch:
Baltimore, july --humors from Fort
Monroe give rise to the impression that
Richmond has been closely invested
by Gen. Dix, aud is probably captured.
The Enquirer has the following posted
on the bulletin board:
A dispatch from Washington, inst re-
ceived ut the Navy Yard and r.ad 10 the
workmen, says Nicksburg has So rrende,
ed.
The Press has a special from Wrights-
vile. Pa. to the ID. midnight:
Our forces are known To have gained
on the enemy until 4 o'clock, since Which
| time firing has been rsrid. indicating
gener-l engagement The rebel force,
are canaentraled on East mountain TO
ward Carlisle, q miles north of Gettys
| burg
sedgew'ck's corps passed York in tn
| direction OF Dover this afternoon, In tn
enemy's rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Harrisburg, July 3.

There is great excitement here to know
the result Of the battle fought yesterday
and last night between Meade's army and
Lees Persons at Columbia and Barn
bridge, and in the neighborhood of York,
heard distinctly the roar Of artillery, a,
times rapid and heavy. Atdaylight this
m ,rning it was again renewed, The bat
tie must have been fought in the neigh.
borhood of Gettysburg.
Telegraphic communication has been
reopeped with Baltimore by way OF the
N. c. r. X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Special Notifies.

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Respectfully yours,
TRos CHAPMAN, cAxmt,t
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
New York, July 3.

The Tribune's special, dated Colum.
bis, ed, says the battle was renewed this
=. m. and continued to p. M, our for
ces gaining on the rebels since s clock
Firing has been heavier, looking 10 . gen
era&, enga, ement. Lees forces are said
To be concentrated four miles northeast
of Gettysburg.
Sedgwick's corps is reported TO be
pressing upon the enemys rear The
ed army corps is coming up from Han
over this morning.
The Tnbune's Washington special says
. Dispatch received from Meade indicates
pitched battle Thursday
An Acciden. occurred Al Harper's Ferry
yesterday. As the garrison were evacu-
sting the Notifications at Maryland
Heights bsrrel of gunpowder exploded
killing ten and wounding forty soldier.
Of the 9th and sth Maryland regiments
The country between Frederick ano
Pool-svi,Ie is undisturbed.
The Worlds Washington special OF tn,
Sd, ! | a. IN, says:
From important adyices received a
midnight of yesterdays battle there seen
but little doubt that brilliant victory ha
been won. The enemy has not only bee
repui-ed, but several thousand rebel
captured. Our loss has been large, bu
hss resulted, ~ far as known, IN dec
ded success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
ashin ptou, July 9.

Washington, July Z.
The following is received this even
ing:
Headquarters Army of Cumberland, !
Tulah oma, Tenn, June |.
To INai. Gen. Haiisck:
| telegrsphed you Sunday of the occu-
patton of Shslbyvlle and Manchester
Monday il rained hard all day, rende ring
The roads impossible. 1t was found im-
possible to move our artillery or to ge,
pur troops into position until this morn
ing. when general advance was ordered
Gen. Thomas yesterday made recon-
noisance on two roads. and Gen. McCook
on one rad, reporting the enemy in force
at this place, with the addition Of Buck
ner's division, which arrived Monday
evening. This morning It Was found tina,
the enemy had fed in haste last night.
much demoral,zei, leaving strong forti6-
c,tions, a small quantity of stores and
three siege guns in our possession. The,
took the direction of Winchester, T mn
Thomas should be on their flank tonight
Generals Sheridan and Brauan marched
into town ut 1850 to-day, taking few
prisoners.
lSgued,l w. S. RosEcRAss,
M,j General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Headquarters, Chickasaw Bluffs,

Eminent gentlemen from the front rep
resent everything in staiu quo. The OPP.
ersiions continue against the rebel works
Firing is Stacker than two days ago
The rebels dispute our hold on Fl. Hill
Colonel Melancthon Smith died OF his
wsunds yesterday moining. Col. liar
sendenble while proceediog to our end oil
the Disputed fort was MORALLY wounded
by a grenade.
Johnston q advance is rumored to be ,
few mills from our outside pickets.-
Nothing more than show of force is ex
pected. and nothing is more desirable
than q real attack, as erything is pre-
pared,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Baltimore. July 3

A gentleman from Parkton, So miles
trom Baltimore, says csnnopadlng wa
heard there yesterday until 9 clock last
night. The eannonadins was very heav,
Ii vas resumed again al daylight this
morning. with great fleet 1t il posi-.
lively known, however, that there as mo
engagement at Gettysburg up to O'clock
this afternoon.