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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
! Nsw York, Sept. 10.


A Newbern letter Of the 18th to the
Herald says intelligence from the front
announces the arrival of . large force Of
the enemy At Kingston. consisting Of cav
airy. infantry and artillery. The main
body consists Of cavalry, which is report
ed to be Imboden's from Virginia. The
cavalry is said to number 40, 900, but the
figure is probably exaggerated. No North
Carolina troops are mentioned - being
among the arrivals. Between 10000 and
10000 rebel troops passed through or
were within the vicinity of Raleigh few
days since.
Alfred Stanley, brother Of Ex-Governor
Stanley, was arrested in Little Washing
ton, a few days ago, BY Lieut.. Obern.-
Stanley lives in the vicinity of Little
Washington, about mile and half from
town. and is a substantial and influential
citizen, Of secesh proclivities. He seems
to be sincere in his opinions, and is not
inclined to let any opportunity slip to show
his hatred Of the Yankees. He is report.
ed to have passed our lines and denounced
Union citizens in Kingston, causing thei1
! arrest, and committing other acts detri
ment to the interests Of the Government
of the United States. On his arrest
Stanley said he had done nothing bu
what he believed to be his duty. and woule
do it again. He is now in the Washing
ton jail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York. Sept. 19.

Fl. Monroe dates to the Herald of
18th, state that yesterday four men in
uniforms of rebel soldiers, arrived at the
Fortress from Newport News. They
proved to be four of our own men who
had thus disguised themselves to effect
their escape. They we're captured on
the 18th July last, in the first terrific
charge of our troops on TT. Wagner
They state that for some time past four
or five trains per day have been running
troops through Richmond South. The
day that they took their unceremonious
departure, the city was illuminated with
camp-f fires, and crowded with troops, al
doubtless being hurried toward Charles
ton.
The Notifications of Petersburg, they
state to be quite formidable. They pass
ed three lines of these, and were not in-
terfered WITH The same letter states
that rumors here are of the most exciting
kind. The rebel army it is stated is de.
sorting the whole State Of Virginia te
join Bragg.
Charleston, it is reported, was shelled
for three days and completely destroyed
This is said to be communicated by par.
ties direct from Atlanta, Georgia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York, Sept. 10.

The Worlds New Orleans correspond
ent, writing on the 18th, gives some &C.
count of movement, probably on Texas,
in three columns, under Gems. Franklin,
Wasbburne and Heron.
The gunboat Clifton, while passing
through Sabine Pass. was exposed to a
raking fire, which reduced her to total
wreck, killing or wounding all on board
The gunbost Sachem, which was in COM
pany with the Clifton, was captured.
Special to Tribune.
In private letter received to-day our
Consul at Liverpool says one of the anglo
rebel rams is ready for sea, and expresses
the private opinion that the British Gov.
eminent will take no steps to prevent her
from sailing.
There are those who consider Mr.. Dud-
ley's views regarding the probable course
of great Britain as more entitled to ere.
dence than opposition views which Mr.
Adams has frequently reiterated. and who
apprehended open war as the inevitable
result of secret hostilities to the country
practised By England
An inmate of Libby prison writes on
the 9th of August that SEQ of our officers
and soldiers are quartered there, and they
are as we'll and comfortable as could be
expected under the circum stances.
Private letters from officers in Gen.
Rosecrans' army more than confirm all
that has been printed concerning the nu.
merous assertions from which the rebel
armies in the front of the Army of the
Cumberland are suffering. During the
march to Chattanooga noa far from 5000
Of these fugitives from the rebel service
came within our lines.
The Lower Potomac is thorough,
cleared of rebels. Thirty or forty mount
ed men were seen opposite Marylant
Heights yesterday, and there is informa
ton leading to the belief that the captor,
of the Satellite and Reliance are in Con,
river with boats, awaiting an opportunit,
to capture the guard boat Pine River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Cairo, Sept. 20.

CairOs sept. ~.
The steamer John Rainier, Of the Ma
rins Brigade, arrived last night with 10
rebel prisoners. They are the party cap
tured en- route for Little Rock-a rebel
Colonel, Psymastsr. his clerk, and body
guard Of II privates.
L. Anderson, Congressman elect from
the Let District Of Kentucky. i stopping
At the St. Charles, en route for the north.
From Memphis We have the Evening
Bulletin OF the 18th. Little of general
interest therein. By late arrivals it had
gathered items Of movements below
which are coptraband for the present.
VIM. P. O'Neil, Treasury Agent, Who
was below on visit on official business
to Gen. Grant, was expected 70 return in
"a few days. It was expected the pew
trade regulations would be put in force
there within week.
Gen. Grant is rapidly recovering rom
his recent injuries.
The crops in Texas are unprecedent ted.
ly large. 10000 bales of old cotton still
remain in the State. Negroes sell there
from $3.50 to $500 apiece. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York, Sept. 60.

New York, Sept. 20.
Washington specials state the reported
evacuation of Richmond can probably be
accounted for BY the fact that the rebels
are Withdrawing stores from the line Of
the Tennessee r K. and scattering them
south through North Carolina, towards
Atlanta. Thi. is caused by the capture
Of East Tennessee by Burnside.
Advices from the army OF the Potomac
state that the rebels appear in increased
force along the Rapidan as though dete r
mined TO resist crossing by our forces,
but showing no disposition to cross then b.
selves.
A small number of persons have bee
broughtin, including rebel Captain. whe
reports Lee in command there They
are aware of rumors of his resignation
II is not believed a battle is imml men
unless the rebels resolve to cross the R. p
idan, which is swollen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Sunday Night Report.
Headquarters, Army of the
Cumberland. Craw Fish springs,
Gnnrrria Can't O


A desperate engagement commenced
this morning at II clock. The rebels
made heavy attack on the corps of Gen.
Thomas, forming the left wing Of our army,
at the same time they attacked the right
wing which was thought to be a feint.-
Gen. McCook's and Gen. Crit,enden's
troops were thrown into the engagement
as convenience offered, the main portion
of their forces being on the march at the
time The fight on the left was of very
desperate character, the enemy was re-
pulsed, but on being reinforced, regained
their position, from which they were sub
sequently driven, after heavy engage
ment of an hour and half. Gen. Thorn
as force then charged the rebels for near
ly a mile and half, Furnishing them Sc
verely. About two o'clock in the after
noon the rebels made fierce dash on our
centre composed of the divisions of Gen.
erals Van Cleve and Reynolds. General
Van Cleve's forces we're struck on the
right flank, and being vigorously pushed
by the rebels fell back until Gen. Car
ter's line was broken and the troops be-
came much scattered Gen. Thomas on
the left and Gen Davis on the right, then
pushed forward their forces vigorously
toward the gap, and after a hard fight re.
covered the ground they had lost on the
extreme right. The fight disclosed the
intention of the rebels which evidently
was to get between us and Chattanooga.
The general engagement, which com
menced at 2 o'clock a. m, ended at about
6 o'clock p. m. Gen. Palmer, who had
gathered together our scattered forces,
and Gen. Neglee, who had been sent from
the right flank to feel the centre, pushed
forward and established our line az it had
been before the battle began, along the
Chicomanga Creek.
The country where the battle was
fought is level, but thickly overgrown
with smell timber, bushes and wood, aud
is very unfavorable for the use of artillery,
very little Of which was used. The cas-.
ualties in wounded are heavy, but ex
tremely light in killed for SO heavy .
musketry engagement. The fight on the
left was one continuous roll of musketry
for an hour or more No general officer.
were injured. Col. Heg and Col. Brad
ley, commanding brigades, were wounded
Col. Jones, of the 36th Ohio, and Col
Carroll and Major Vannati, of the 10th
Indiana, were also wounded; 1t, Jones
Co. A, 10th Indiana, killed; 1t. Colone
Hunt, Of the 4Oth KY, and 1t. Colonel
Maxwell, of 22d Ohio, were wounded;
1t. Degraw, 1t. Ludlow and 1t. Fessen.
den, of battery II, 9th artillery, were
wounded. Lit. Floyd, of battery l, 9th ar.
tillery, and Capt. Brown, of the 3lst I'll.
inois, were wounded; Capt Searles, A
A. 6 of Starkweather's brigade was killed
Battery c, of the 9th artillery, was lost
and afterwards recap.ured by the 10Th
Indiana regiment.
| The battle is not yet over. 1t will
probably be renewed tomorrow.
Rebel prisoners taken represent the
corps of Gems. Hill, Polk, Johnston aud
Longstreet we're in the engagement.
Our men are in the best OF spirits, and
eager to begin again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

BneeuEags0ens - 90 1neny.
In order to "fre the Southern heart
and raise their tagging spirits, tho State.
Central Conpistee, u lows, in their ad-
dress to the peopls, proclaim that tho
measures Of our 0overnmsnt hsve sdis-
tracted the North almost to open revolt
thus has this Conmittss psUclsimsd to
the people Of the South and to our enc
o,iss abroad that the party which they
represent Is on the verge Of revolt against
the Governments, md in aid Of the slave
holdsrs's rebellion.
It Is their own record, let the people
hold them responsible, and proclaim their
condemnation Of the position in tones Of
thunder At the polls:
"This monstrous perversion Of the var
to the hehests Of political abolitionism,
shich contemplate servile insurrection
sad ~holeasA murder, rape, arson, infan-
ticide and robbery. has involved the ID.
ministration In thousand contradictions;
has cost as the lives Of two hundred thou.
sand brave men and will cost . million
more-has squandered thousand million
Of dollars, and will demand other bill
lions-has needlessly prolonged the con-
test BY years, aud II persisted in will pro-
tract it beyond the life of this generation
has consolidated the South to invinci
BILE desperation, and distracted the North
almost TO open revolt"
The Union hen are not almost in open
revolt !. it is Of course the men whom
Byington and his Copperhead Committee
represent in Iowa, the vallaDd ighammer1
of Ohio, the Woods. and Governor Sey
mours, and bis riotous friends in Nes
York. who are distracted almost to oper
revolt if We may believe the testinon,
Of the Democratic State Central Commit
Toe of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
HEAVY STORM ON the POTOMAC.
Gunboat Clifton destroyed by rebels,
in Sabine Pass, and all on board
killed or wounded.
Gen. Grant to start for vicksburg in =
fcw days.
Especial to Herald
Washington, Sept 19.

All the Richmond papers of the 10th
and 18th received here, mention that
Lees army has been in line of battle for
some DAYS, between the Rapidan and Or
ange G. a., but seem to intimate that it
will remain on the defensive. This would
seem to indicate that Lee is not strong,
and is accepted as confirmation to the re-
ports that troops have been sent South
from Virginia. Another special to the
Post dated Sept l9. says the Railroad
North Of Washington which washed away,
has been repaired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Cairo, Sept. go.


The steamer Omaha, loaded for Mem
phis, struck wreck opposite Cairo Point
at 10 clock last night, and knocked her
chimneys overheard and otherwise slight.
ly damaged her.
The steamer Lady Pike arrived from
Memphis this afternoon and brings near
200 bales Of cotton and Memphis papers
to the 18th.
The latest boats from Vicksburg and
New Orleans had furnished no news.
New York, Sept 90.
A Morris Island letter reports the reb
els very busy in repairing Sumter. -
Steamers are constantly plying there from
the city with materials therefor. A de-
serter says, after Strengthening Sumter
and planting more batteries on james
Island, Beauregard intends to assume the
offensive. in order, if possible, to gain
possession of Morris Island Charleston
is said to be full of rebel troops.
Other accounts state that it may be 8
week yet before Gilmore win open fire or
Charleston The mounting of guns OF
| the north end of Morris Island proves
very slow work, under FIRE Of rebel bat
teries on James Island, but our losses
thus far there are conflicting.
Gen. Gilmore had issued congratula
tory order to his troops on the capture o
Morris Island. in which he says "th'
city and harbor Of Charleston lie at tn
mercy of our artillery"
! The explosion of rebel magazine nea
Fort Johnson is confirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
[Herald's Dispatch. /


" "'utuE VOLT C0Pt' 10.
Recent official advises state that one
rebel ram was ready to sail from England,
and was supposed to be waiting favora-
BILE opportunity:
Gen. Cortz, of Sonora. waited upon
Secretary Seward to-day. Rumor says
his object is to establish possible alliance
with the United States against the French
invasion Of Mexico.
Gen. Butler is about to re-enter the
field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
8pffial Notifies.
STATE 0F low A.


4Di I,,.sss s;s a.. h o,sssss:s''
Gsasrst Or6srs ". l2S.
I. b. authority ofthe War Dspastmdot he cover
Dor Of this state ssihossAto saise within 70 days
another regiment Of Cavalry. En- =
II. said regiment win be Known u the ssh Iowa
Cas airy, asd win rsndsxvess at Dasnppu. IS.
III. The sompsnies and squads raissd sor the ssh
Iowa Cavalry in excess Of the number nscsbary 70
cFsaniss said 9Th Cavalry will DO trsdsssrrsd 70 ths
oh lows Cavalry
~. All recruiting officers for tho 9Th Iowa Cavalry
viii BE- csreful and follow the directsns OF GEN. raj
Order No Is Of the War Department, 1864 in rslstiun
10 rrcruitna. Copies Of - order no. IS and Gen.
eral Orders No. III and Ilo Of this Department viii BE-
furnished all recruiting o6acers.
v. Col. N n. Trumbuil, formerly Lient. Col OF the
Sd lows Infantry. Will command the 9Th Iowa Cavalry
W. Applications for the position Of Sur
geon for said oh Cavalry will be forwanso 70 this De-
partn ent.
BY ofdev Of the Governor,
eai n. BAKER,
scpti9da. Adj miami Genera Of iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

~ The dismissal Of eleven army off,
GERS is announced for Las: week. One
pay master. after holding his position for
two years, was dismissed for incompetent
cy and being an unfit and improper per-
son to bold commission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York. Sent 10.

The steamer Mcclellan, from Morris
Island, 10th, has arrived.
Gilmore was mounting heavy guns on
Cummings Point to shell Charleston
The rebel FIRE from James Island contin.
ues, bat not very effective. Sumter is
still held by rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York, Sept. 20.

New York, Sept. 20
A Fort Monroe letter says the rebel
Gen Kilper, captured at Getty sburg. Is
about to be exchanged for Gen. Grahe N,
now prisoner at Richmond.
The iron. clad Roanoke has been put in
fighting trim. owing TO runlor that reb-
oil iron -clads are about TO make an attempt
to escape to sea from James River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Washington Sent, 20,

Guerrilas still infest the southern side
OF the Potomac, capturing suffers proper
y: On Thursday, Is horses, and three
full wagons, together With I've men fell
into the hands Of Is uniformed guerrillas,
commanded BY Capt. Stringiellox, while
on the way from Catlsts' to Bristow Sta
ten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
New York, Sept 10.

The steamer Cromwell, from New Or
leans, 18th, arrived = ! O'Clock .. H.
The news is meagre.
Gen. Grants wound was much better
and it was ,thpaght that be would % aoas
to atart for Vicksburg in few days.
The health Of the city i better than af
any time for years. There is no yellow
fever. -
Gen. Shipley had arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
IBY rRLEeAAPu.l
stock Market,

New York. Sept. 10.
Stocks Better and active, but closed easier.
Money-Fair demand q Sos per cent.
Sterling Exshanse- Higher.
Gold closed q ia.
New York Central-l3AK.
Rrie--1osS
Hsading-llQ. ~
~. ~, - osWsas, isse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Washington, Sept. 10.

During the storm yesterday, among
other damage done on the Lower Poto-
mac, two schooners were capsiEed, and
the rain destroyed the crops. Streams
are swollen aud the railroad bridges st ~.
srN psjap ~ sasxisd away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
inv TELEsRArH.i
New York Market.

New York Sept. 10
Flour-Market active, and 6410c better. Sales at
o6 1905 - Extra ss1ses e6 soooo 20 z. n. o.
whe.t--Receipts iil4oT ba. Market active - bet
ter Bales u see0el 10 for Chicago Spring; u 40
u 20 for Milwaukee Club; u al0ei n for Winter
Red.
oorn-Rereipts 7s,o6s hush Market opened arm
but closed dull Sales 1t 769T7c.
tats--Market dali. Salss n s417fe
Lard-Dull and unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

~ The internal tax in Massachus-
etta, viii result in the collection Of o..
o26, eoe.
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Louisville, Sept. 10,

uissIlIe, sept. to.
A dispatch from Burnside reports all
quiet at Knoxville and vicinity
There was an extremely severe frost
for the season last night. No reports from
any distance, but it is feared that all the
tobacco not gathered is seriously injured
or entirely destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Balsinoro, 1spt. lb.

The Americans special Fort Monroe
correspondent says there Is arunor there,
which obtains belief with many, that
Richmond 10 being eSaeaated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
suRvEYoR.s otFIck, !,

SURVEYORS OFFICE.
KeokRk, Iowa, May e, 1858
NOTICE.-Ta al persons having guns, revolxers
psSso-. Euritians of Of any Kind for sale
orersd to SCI. dispose oil the wthout nts
obtaining permit rom the undersigned ~ order ~
The SPECIAL Agent the Tteasar, Department. AL
persons Glazing his will Liable - bave sueh
a0ocs confess tel for me the o. the
Calted siAies JOHN srAESrs,
mz,2S-du Surveyor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Yoh lhful Error,
scsaaded 3, dssife y benrhs Others, III De happy
tofurlsa 20 all sho heed H. tree Of chsfRe) the
ceipe and directions tor making the simple Remed.
used In his Those wishing 10 prDal BY his *
psrieaee-and possess Valuable Reuedy-will re-.
ceiys the same, ~ Return mail Carefully sealsd b,
Addressing JOHN IOGCEN.
AngiS-dAw3m No. 60 Nassau street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Washington, Sept. go.


The Treasurer of tn United States has
recently received additional evidence that
the two millions of dollars for the pay Of
Gen. Grants army, was actually on board
the steamer Ruth, at the time Of the e re.
Much OF the money has been recovered
in charred condition, and . commits
sioner has been appointed to extend the
search for the portion still missing.
Since the cnn1agration at Lawrence,
Kansas. eight or nine packages Of notes
have been sent to the treasury to be .ex
changed They had been subjected to
the fire, but we're not injured beyond
Identification. 1t seems the chemicals
employe ed on these notes form coating
which affords partial protection from
FIRE.
It has been ascertained that of the so
cent Postage currency, there are nine diff
ferenr counterfeits Of the 25's and los,
two each; Of the SIS, one. The present
Postage currency is coming into the
Treasury at the rate of $4,000 per day,
and about 100000 of the $50, O00,-
600 issued have already been received
The so and IS cent notes will be with
drawn, and the new and improved issues
will soon begin to take their place. The
withdrawal of and 10 cent notes will be
gradual
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
SALE.

~ virtue of Deed OF Trust m ade to me by b d.
Hamilton and hts wife Fraacu e.. Hamilton, | will
onsr 1T pubic sale on Ihursday october IT, l6ss. at
the door of the Court House. in keokuk, Lee County,
iowa Lots T. and 9, In Block No 4, In the t.wn OF
Mortrose Lee County, Iowa and makes a-ed to tho
purchaser. JAAES BURROWS.
Ksokuk, Sept. II, ies3-Td2w
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