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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
EXTENSION OF TERRITORY.

This Company have recently extended their lines, and
established offices at all points the UPPER MISSIs-
SIPPI including Winona, Wabashaw, Red Wing. Pres
colt and St Paul. connecting with Burbank COL Ex-
to all the principal points in the interior Of Mime.
sofa also, for st. Cloud Grow Wing Pembina and the
British Possessions. s. be-. .tf
Offices have also been established on the St. Croix
River at Hudsoa and saltwater. gsE srE az 81
E0n the Minnesota River. at st. Peters, Mankato and
Rairbault. '9 tT r3 s.sI stft tegg
On the Chippewa River, at Eau Claire.
They have ALSO extended their lines westward In low
and establisheofices at Iowa Falls Fort Dodge and
Sioux City. fft
Connections are made in New York with Wells Fargo
Co., for California, Oregon, &C.
At Toronto, with British and American Express for
Montreal, Quebec, Portland and all parts OF the old
country, m ,'tl5Et a5s' ~
At St. Joseph BY Overland Mail Company, for Pike
Peak. California &c.
BENJAMIN / WAYNE, Agents, Cedar Fails
=.t rs r8 JAS. g. FARGO, Sup,t.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
AIKENS KNITTING. MACHINE.

II kns the Stockings all but the tips Of the toe the
heel is knit the machine narrowing and widening Il
done by simple motion of thumb screw.
1t kns great variety Of fancy work. such as Shawls
Nubias Opera Capes Under Sleeves Comforts Military
sashes sontags Rgoets, Clouds, Head Dresses Tides
&C. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
Boston, july go

DR.. King writes to the Transcript from
Athens, Greece, under date of July 4tb,
as follows:
l am now in the midst of civil war
Party spirit and love of rule have at length
broken the soldiers and citizens into hos
tile bands, and in the streets aud squares
of the city, blood has been flowing for
two days. On the LIST and I'd the battle
was necessarily raging. with the sound of
guns and cannon as the work was going
on yesterday. Through the Intervention
of the Ministers of the three protecting
powers, France, England and Russia, a
truce of 10 hours was proclaimed, which
will end tonight or tomorrow, and the
above named Ministers have proclaimed
that if fighting should commence during
the time of the truce, they will all leave
the place, 20 on board ships and invite
all under their protection to 20 also, aod
cut of oil connection with country from
which true patriotism aims to be foreign
exile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

Wagner and Sumter. II the move had
been made two, or even one hour earlier
than it was. Fl Wagner would Rave been
ours at this present moment. After they
got In 1t Was dark--so those say who
lived to get on, again--that rebels fred
on rebels, and Union men on Union men,
Sumter killing as many rebels as it did
of our men, and our batteries killing and
wounding as many friends as foes. The
carnnge--for / cannot call it anything
else--was awful. Our loss was from 700
to 200 killed, wounded and missing
Ii is said that the Massac husetts 54th
regiment led the van, and all but six Of
6cers we're killed. wounded or taken pris.
oners. They fought very hard. Our
men we're in the fort something like two
hours, and it was nothing but the confu-
sion and darkness, not being able to tell
friend from foe, that obliged them 10 get
out
Fl Wagner is destined to be ours. 1.
will be, for Gilmore ia not the man to
give it up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
New York, July %,

Rebel dispatches, dated Morton, july
sist, say there is no change in affairs
To-day the enemy is busily engaged in
tearing up the track between Brandon
and Jackson. They burned the depot at
the latter place last night.
drant 10 preparing to fall back, and
there is no water in his front
Our army has gone into permapen,
camp.
Gran. 10 reported shipping troops down
the Mississippi river for the purpose o,
attacking Mobile.
Lieut.. Gen. Hardss has arrived and IA.
Ken command under Johnston. Pember.
ton . corps will be organized immediately
and places in the field.
The Herald has the following from the
Happahannock, July 9th:
A Union force now occupies the north
bank Of the Rappahannock river. nen,
the station Notifications erected by Gen
Pope, which serve to screen our picket,
from the enemy's observation. Thei,
piekets, mounted and dismounted, arr
within plain view, and cavalry patrol theil
beats within short carbine range. TIL.
nver at TINS point is net forbade for ,
. large foece. although il would be posi-
bic Tor small body of cavalry to cross
It's stated by rebel prisoners that Stuar,
no longer commands the rebel cavalry
but has been assigned to 40 infantry corps
and has been succeeded in the cavalry b,
FiIhugh Lee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
Halifax. july 20.

Aio'iaA, ouIy 80.
The steamer Development with Der.
muda dates to the list of July, arrived
today. The privateer Florida arrived at
Bermuda on the 10th to repair damage
to machinery, and take on coal. She an
chored at first outside and on the following
day was allowed 10 enter the hsrbor. She
saluted the British flag asd the salute
was returned A considerable inter-
change of civilties has taken place be-
tween the officers and those on the shore,
The papers have been filled with commu-
nications lauditoIy of the doines of Off
Gers and crew. Since the advices of the
18th, the Florida has destroyed l2 other
vessels. The name Of only one is given
the Brig VIM. y. Nash, of Cherryfield.
bound from n. Y. to Marseilles, with car.
60 OF lard, mostly on French account,
which she captured on the 9th in latitude
400 longitude zoe.
a The pirate Florida ran within so mile,
OF New York in search OF the Ericsson.
which she shased some time but the Err
ricson escaped in q fog. She shortly af-
ter destroyed the Nash.
There had been serious altercations
between the members of the seth regis
and the men of the blockade in Bermuda
The Wilmington dates say that Har-
risourg is IN Lees possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
Fort Monroe, July 29

The flag Of truce steamer New York,
arrived from City Point last evening -
She brings Richmond dates to the
cath.
The following are extracts from Rich
mond papers:
The Fayetteville, N. G Observer in
sists that DR.. Morris. President of the
Telegraph Company, should dismiss the
flaming reporters who invented the story
of Gen. Lee taking 49, 900 prisoners.
Gold is worth ii dollars in Rich.
mond.
The Mayor Of Savannah has issued a
proclamation requesting oil residents Of
the city to organize for home defence
All managers of stores, workshops and
other places of business, to close them at
2 o'clck on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Gay. for the purpose of drill.
He decides that an enrolment shall be
made of every man in the city capable of
carrying arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
The worIassFaiYs
Special to the Hawk Eve I

By telegraph from Hamburg. Germany y,
July 18th, via New York, 28th.-Sscond
day Of the Great Exhibition-ths larees.
show of stock of modern times. -Four
thousand entries. Campbell of Vernon,
takes three premiums on his sheep-two
OF the FIRST class. Sixteen hundred On.
tries of sheep. McCormiok's threshars
triumph over oil the nations and walks OF
life with the Gold Medal,
Our glorious flag aud coat Of arms is
seen Pill about Us, surrounded by q lsyal
people. More than $4,000 are inside the
grounds to-day. Forty thousand thalers
were taken at the gates yesterday. MAY
our glorious army be as successful in
threshing the rebels as Campbell and Nc
Cormick and other Americans in com
petition with the nations here assembled
! regret that our people have taken 80
little interest in this exhibition. Never
was there such an opening for American
skill and industry. We have not thou
sand articles on exhibition-but one of
stock. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT,
U. s. Commissioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
Cincinnati. July q9.

The following information was received
at headquarters last night:
Col Pegrsm With between 900 and
1000 men crossed the Cumberland river
Q day or two since and moved north to-
ward Richmond. He was Ia the vicinity
of that place at last accounts.
The prevailing opinion here in militia.
ry circles is that when Pegram started
he was not aware Of the captur.
of Morgan, and contemplated assisting
him to escape.
The disposal Of our forces in Kentucky
is such that it viii be impossible for hin
to either advance much further or to
escape,
Columbus specials say, the question
whether Capt. BAREBACK had authority to
accept the surrender of Morgan will be
speedily determined.
BAREBACK was not regularly elected mill
tia captain. nor had he any command at
the time of Morgan's surrender. He
with few companions were acting ~
guards for Morgan, when the latter dis
covering our forces closing in upon him,
offered to surrender to him in order that
be might secure terms to suit himself.
Barbsck at once granted the terms which
Morgan proposed. A few moments Of
forwards Shackleford came up and took
charge of the gang, refusing to recognize
the terms of surrender.
Morgan will doubtless be sent back to
Columbus and lodged in the peniten'
tiary.
The draft takes place in this State in 0
few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
New York. July 20

The Charleston Mercury's account Of
the late attack on FIT Wagner admits our
forces held portion of the Fort over an
hour under most CALLING FIRE. The rob-
els captured over 200 prisoners, including
few negro troops, and buried over 600
OF our dead. The rebel loss is estimated
81 one hundred. The rebels state the
bombardment was terrific, but that their
men we're amply protected by bomb
proofs.
The Atlanta Confederacy, of the Esd,
states that city is preparing to defend it,
sell from an anticipated attack by Rose
Grams
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

AN Iowa DEMocRAr CApruaxp AT
VIcKsBuRo. Andy QuiRlsy Of this city.
was among the rebel officers captured at
Vicksburg. Unlike many other rebel
officers taken, Andy "put on . stiff upper
lip" and declared that the South should
fight the thing to the death, if he could
have his way. He gave the names of
several Dubuquers who had agreed to en-
list IN the Confederate army and help the
South, but had "failed 70 come to time"
He said they were "d--n pretty set of
towards" and he hoped ..Old Abe would
soon find good reasons for sending them
to prison. II Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
New York, july 2s.

Washington dispatches to the Herald
say 1t is stated by secession sympathizers
In this city, usually we'll informed in re-
gard to rebel movements, that Gen. Lees
army is to reoecupy its former positions
south of the Rappahsnnock at Freder-
lcksourg. There is reason to believe the
Government anticipated such move
ment of rebel forces.
The destructlpo of what remained of
the wharves asd buildings at Acquia
Greek. three dsys ago, by tho rebels is
another evidence of this determination, rs
1T was evidently to embarrass as much as
possible the re-establishmsnt Of a base of
supplies at that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York July 90

New York, July 90.
The following is letter from an officer
on board the Chippewa, in Charleston
Harbor
Charleston, July i9.-The Chippewa
has gained great credit for going nearer
than any Of the other gunboats, and firing
faster, and making the best shots, &c
Yesterday We were on the right Of the
wooden side, next to the Monitors. The
rebels gave US but very few shots, giving
most Of their attention to the Monitors.
the New lronsides, and the battery, and
tne gunboats were at work from .. u.
III a''er y p m. The iron clads engaged
.ns rebels at little after II O'Clock. But
our work was play compared With the
charge IN the face Of the fire from Fort
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN
PAPERS.
Affairs i'm Kentucky.
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York. July %


The Herald's Washington dispatch say,
Earl Russell has ere this been informed
OF the building Of vessels of war in Brit
ish ports to prey upon our commerce, and
that if it is allowed to proceed we shall
not hesitate to 60 into British ports to
capture such vessels. II this brings war
England must make the most of il.
In little while all the principal South
ern ports. from Virginia to Texas, will be
garrisoned with Union troops. and our
whole navy, except what may be required
to keep open the navigation of the Mis-
slsslppi. will be liberated for operations
against foreign foe.
There are indications that the British
GoYernmant will taks-a-seasible- piew-of
the course and avoid any collision with
the q. s., but if it should not. we shall
unquestionabiy have foreign war upon
our hands without delay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

1SThe secession Hunkies 10 Montreal
gave Valandigham dinner while he was
there, aud be made them q beautiful
speech, all about Aabeas corpus and mag
ma charsa and British love of liberty
One of the Euglishmen present said the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Vallandigham had
repaid him for voyage across the Allan
tic. How pitiful that poor traitor should
have been bluuderingly placed into po-
sition to hide behind sacred names, and
set himself up As = martyr and champion
of liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
ashington. july 90

uStoh, July ~.
Commander Henry A. Wise has been
appointed Chief of the Bureau of Ord.
nance IN the Navy Department.
In the list OF dismissals trom the mill
tary service for the week Guiding Wednes-
day, u officially announced in the follow.
ing:
Maj. q. q. Halter, 9TH U. s. Infantry
Tor disgraccfui conduct and the utterauce
., disloyal sentiment; Capt. VIM. H.
narIe, 18th Ohio Vols. for reasonable
LANGUAGE and disloyalty; Capt II. p.
snofrih, ith New York heavy artillery,
iof repeated u,lsrance of treasona bic and
oisioysi sediments, Lieut.. w. B. De Sill.
va; 10Th ONO 'ols., for writing and pub.
hsning highly disloyal and neutral let
ter. Wv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
A ange wanted.

When the Administration assigned
Gen. Schofeld to the position in the Mis-
souri, Department formerly held by Gen.
Curtis. it made signal, if not a fatal,
blundar, and when Gen. Schofeld imap.
ined it to be duty of his office TO arrest
Union men, he committed a biunder
worse than that of the Administration.
His first act was the arrest of the editor
OF the Missouri Democrat, and the next
week the Administration ordered the ed-
tors release. As if in revenge, he il
now engaged in the arrest of Union men.
whose only offence is too ardent devo.
ton to the Union. He measures the
loyalty Of men by his own Copperbea
standard, and if their loyalty exceeds his,
they must go to Jail.
When Schofeld was sent TO St. Louis.
he was specially instructed to keep clear
OF lactlcns. His saat had not warmed
before he went over, body and soul and
breeches, to the Clay banks and Copper.
heads, and is using all his power to bar
rsss the Radicals. 1t was q mistake "a
send such man there. Serviceable Ben
Butler was the man for the position. The
people wanted him then and they wan,
him now.
What with Scho6eld at ST. Louis. and
Guitar in Northern Missouri, arrsstiup
Union clergyman and editors, Missouri i.
rapidly drifting into the terrible condition
she was IN two years ago Has not that
State been sufficiently cursed with the
evils of war, to be spared the worse evils
OF Copperhesd Generals y---l Chicago
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

GEN LAuMAN.-Our gallant fellow
citizen, Gen. Lauman. arrived at home
two or three days since. under orders
from Gen. Grant The telegraph has in
formed our readers that he was relieved Of
his command by order of Gen. Ord.
while immediately in front Of jackson.
and several causes have been assigned for
1t. The actual cause of it will be made
known through the proper military chan
mel at the proper time. Meanwhile it ID
enough to say that Gen. Lauman. who
has hitherto invariably exceeded the ex.
pectations Of his friends, and whose divi.
sion, the 4th, of the 10Th Army Corps.
has, under bis command, earned the rem.
utation Of being the best in the West.
say that be was never better satisfi ad win
his own conduct, and that of his troops.
than on the occasion which furnished an
excuse for relieving him from active duty.
To all who know the General this assn
rance will b satisfactory until the proper
record OF the matter is fully and authori-
satively made up. For the present the
4th division has lost the author Of is re-.
patation. and the army one Of its best
Generals. one who has always done his
duty withou, dinohing. II Aawtsys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
New York. July 90

The brig John Freeman. from Bermu-
da 9sd, has arrived. The pirate Florida
was there coaling, and did not expect to
leave for two or three days
A whaling steamer of New Bedford
landed there on the 22d with oil, and
would ship it home by British vessel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
A Cspperhsaa killed by hi, 81.

Correspondence the Chicago Evening JoarnaI
Cellar Rapids, Iowa, July Ct.
Last Saturday morning John Haler was
killed by his son in self.defense. They
had been talking politics the night before.
and renewed the conversation in the
morning, when the father became angry.
drew . pistol and fred at the son, but
missed him. He then picked up an axe
and went at him, when the son drew a
pistol and shot the father dead. The son
had just returned from the army, and was
an ardent Union man. but his father was
a bitter eopperhead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

- The colorsd people Of New York are
making preparations to defend themselves,
should they be attacked again BY the cow
srdly white rufians. To this end, the
colored residents of the Eigth ward have
of late been busy in terrifying and
strengthening the section which is largely
populated by them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
Philadelphia, july 90.

The draft in 9th ward was completed
to day. Among those drawn were Nor
ris Harding, of the Philadelphia Enqui-
rer, and FIVE telegraphers of the Ameri-
can and National lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

ThIiAdeIphia, July 20.
Inc Subscription Agent reports sale
Of si,99o, 400 6-3os to-day. The Secre
tary OF the Treasury has decided to con
iinus the sale - heretofore, and will give
to-day notice OF non -disconiinxsnce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

Wilmington, Del, July 20.
One of Duponss Powder Mills explo-
dsd this .. m. Two psnoas were killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
suRvEYoR's OFFICE. >
EeOkuk Iowa MAJ o. 1892 3

heokuk. Iowa, May n, 1888
NoflCk.-To all persons having guns revolver .
pistols, or munitions OF war Of any kind for sale sr,
ordered not TO sell OF dispose OF the without nrs,
obtaining permit from the undermined \, oras, a,
Me special Agent Of the Tres,ur, Dsnar.n.n, An
persons vois'ing this order viii iiass 10 have such
Eooos for The OF The Of ts
onnea Staaes JOHN sTANNUs,
n1So-oH surveyor and ColIoctoy.