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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
FROM CHARLESTON.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. IA.
The steam transport Fahkce. which
left Charleston on the 10th, has arrived
She had in tow the gunboat Madgee, fol-
repairs, which sunk off Frying Par
Shoals on Sunday last. Her crew was
saved.
On tho night Of the 9Th the rebels
attempted to destroy the Ironsides, by
approaching her in small steamer, stri-
king the Ironsides amidships. The con-
cussiou was tremendous. 1t knocked
down the bulwarks and injured one man.
The hull of the Ironsides is uniniured.-
She is considered torpedo proof.
The enemy's steamer was badly dam
aged. Several of her men were knocked
overheard and drowned.
On the night of the 9Th another at.
tempt was made to destroy the Ironsides,
but the rebels were discovered and driven
of.
A Is said that the citizens of Charles.
ton have offered heavy rewards for the
destruction of the Ironsides.
Active operations are daily expected
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GEN. MEADE REMOVED.
New York, Oct. Is.


The Times special says the surplus
baggage of the Army of the Potomac has
been removed to the rear, and the army
is preparing for fight.
Meade's position yesterday morning
was on both banks of the Rappabanhock
his right flank resting on the eastern
slope of the Bull Run mountain.
Since then he has fallen back to the
neighborhood of Manassas plains.
Lees whole force has crossed the Rap.
pahannock and were yesterday pressing
our rear. A battle this morning is con.
sidered imminent
Our trains last night were all at Cen.
terville.
Latest-11 AM-Rumors are rife of a
general engagement begun at daylight,
this morning, on the old Bull Run battle
ground.
Command of the Army of the Potomac
of course is fatal Gen. Meade, in his
turn, has been compelled to give place to
some other man. His removal from com
mand seems to have been determined on
His successor is said to be Maj. General
Daniel E. Sells.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


u ashingt0n, Oct. s.
In the republishing Of yesterday even
ing's accounts Of the attack upon Gen.
Warren, who was bringing up the rear,
We captured six guns from the enemy
Ii was not known, up to three 0 clock
this afternoon. whether there had been
any fighting OF consequence to-day.
Gen. Sickies and staff left here for the
front at two o'clock this afternoon Ii
case OF a general engagement he will take
command Of his old corps.
From what can be ascertaineH from
officers from Charleston, the rebels have
efecluahy closed the channel to the cit
to our fleet, reservlng passage, however,
to their own craft, after the manu er Of a
canal, with a safety lock against t be enc
my. The distractions may be OF such a
nature az cannot be removed By hny ap-
pliance CT our own, or are of too fbrmida-
bic nature to justify The hazardous at
tempt By our ironclads TO penetrhte far
Their into the haFbor and within range Of
rebel guns.
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violation sf ~ II Congress, pro- ibitine
introduction on board Of vessels id u. 8.
Navy Of spirituous liquor, to DO con-
fined at hard labor for term Of 5 years
and at expiration Of term to be csshieted
and forfeit all pay and emolumentl
now due, or what may occur to him dur
ing his term Of confinement. ]
VIM. Fordham. seaman of u. s. steam.
er Baron De Kalb, guilty Of mutinoul
conduct, is to be confined at hard labor il
the pcniteutiary for the term of Mis- natu
raj life, and lose all pay and emoluments
that may now be due. or that may accrue
to him during said term Of confinement
Henry Herman; same steamer, aDt
guilty of same offense, subject 70 samt
penalty sentence to be read on luarter
deck of every vessel in the Miasissi PIP
squadron.
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FROM MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Oct. Is.

Memphis, Oct. l3
Many of the rebels shot in the fight at
Colliervile, on Sunday, had the oath OF
allegiance, which they had taken, and
various passes through the lines, which
they had obtained for alleged loyal pur-
poses. upon their persons. This peridy
will bring upon the country people terri
BILE retribu!ion. Its affect will be to stop
what little intercourse and trade the au-
thorities have been permitting.
The following order has just been issued:
Headquarters. 10th Army Cor psi
Memphis, Oct. ID, 1868
Special Orders No e02.
Sec. 4. Until further ordeSs no civil
ians will be permitted to pass to and from
Memphis and Cerinth, or intermediate
points on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.
By order of Maj. Gen, S. A Hurlbut.
r. REESE, A. A. g.
Hurlbut's forces, sent after Chalmers,
have been skirmishing with him through
yesterday and to-day. They have driven
him beyond Coldwater, and are still fol
lowing and furnishing him severely.
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xsem oAasleaten.

The Morris Island correspondence VI
the Times states Lieut.. Glassell and Sail
ing officer Toombs declare the expedition
against the Ironsides Was one prompted
By the desperation Of the citizens o1
Charleston, pinched for the simpfe
commodities of life, and unless the harboI
can be forced 80 as to admit Of vessels
laden with supplies, most serious conse'
quences win ensue.
A Morris Island letter to the Tribune
contains the following:
Thursday. Oct. 8.-To-day has been
severe day at Wagner, more 50 than any
we have experienced >since our occupa.
ton Of the Fort.
Firing has been mostly from James
Island batteries; three were killed and
twelve wounded.
During the day one shell exploded in
the doorway of bomb-proof, killing one
and wounding FIVE.
October, 9.-Forts MouItrie. Simpkint
and Bragg FIRE continuously at working par
ties in Wagner and Gregg. They have
Suc cAdCs AuuEc, duu fiuuP suCh ouSH1
and shot with deadly effec. and accuracy
into the works.
They have been practicing to fire oil
most simultaneously. so as to make the
cover of our men less indestructible
against their shot, coming in divers di-
rections almost at the same time. Our
excellent bomb-proofs preserve the men
from most Of the missiles, bu. still casual.
ties are numerous.
One Of our 900-pounder batteries that
has been silent for week, re.opened this
morning on Forts Sumter, Johnston and
others.
October l0-The rebel Fort Johnston
is again silenced. A skilfully aimed shot
entered one embrazure yesterday and dis
mounted the gun.
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Evening journal
Cairo, Oct. IA.
l have the Memphis Bulletin Of the
evening of the 18th
On the 1lth, rebel force, under Chal-
mers, reached the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, in the vicinity of Golfers
vile. After destroying three or four
culverts aud tearing up portion of the
track, they made an attempt on that place.
but were met by General Sherman, with
the 18th Regulars. A general and spirited
engagement took place, lasting four or
FIVE hours. 1t ended by the rebels being
driven back and defeated with heavy
loss. Our loss was about 10, of which
the 18th Regulars lost 9 killed, and the
Goth Indiana killed, and from 40 to SO
wounded. Besides the forces named,
the 7ih 1llinois Cavalry was also in the
engagement. The troops all fought most
gallantly. Particular credi, is due to the
18th Regulars, who charged upon the
rebels and scattered them like Sheep
The rebel force is estimated at from 5000
to 5000, they we're not all engaged.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
New York, Oct. Is.

Times Washington special says ru-
mors to night in Washington are excess
lively thick. Among other improba bic
stories is one that the Baltimore L. Ohio
railroad has been cut by the rebels a,
Martinsburg. The following dispatch.
received at this Bureau this evening
from w. Nj. P. Smith, master of trans.
portation on the Baltimore d. Ohio rail
road, effectually strangles At least one Of
the many absurd reports now in circula.
ton: There is no foundation for the re
port that our line las been cut, nor has
there been any reason TO believe it will
be. A u other trains, both passenger and
freight, are running regularly
There are over 5000 vacant beds in
the hospitals here. Three hundred and
seventy five wounded from the front ar.
rived here tonight. They were wounded
in various skirmishes in our front
The Confederate war department has
made two new and independent depart.
ments in North Carolina. Wilmington
and the region of Cape Fear has been as.
signed to the commpnd of Gen. w. H.
c. Whitney, while the balance is under
charge of Major General George Il.
Rickett.
Gen. Heintzelman has been relieved and
Gen. Anger temporarily assigned to COM
mand the dsfsnses of Washington.
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The Rebels have Again Withdrawn from
Mcade's Front.
w Washington, Oct Ia


The Evening Star of last evening says:
The skillful maneuvre by which Gen.
Meade checkmated his astute adversary,
and without loss of any sort to any appre-
cable extent. placed himself ION the other
side of Jordan" and in position where
he preferred to accept battle, seems to
have considerably bothered the rebels.
who do not seem inclined 10 fight unless
with the Indian-like advantages of sur
mise, and ambuscade.' The change of
position made by our army was effected
without the slightest confusion. The
amount of stores destroyed or left behind
would not make a car load altogether.
The loss in Gen. Gregg's division of
cavalry is said to be severe. The J. 9Th
and l4th Pennsylvania. and 10th New
York, suffered most.
On Sunday night our forces crossed
the Rappahannock, and on Monday morn
inc two corps re crossed and drove the
enemy to Brandy Station, with severe loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners, on the
rebel side.
They then received an order to fall
back, which they did in good order. Gen.
Buford. with his cavalry, was on the left,
Fitzpatrick III the centre, and Gregg on
the right. Gregg and Buiord succeeded
in holding the enemy in check on The
right and left until O'Clock. when, act
ing under orders, they fell back on our
main body, the purpose of the move hav
ing been effected.
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Washington, Oct. IA.

Il
A oosreepobcent of. the New York
Commercial saws the moment the rebels
a.v That in the retreat from the kspidan
e our army on Saturday last it was Gen
MIsde's intention to reach the north
bank of the Rappahannock in safety,
they commenced q rapid march to turn
our right flank, but Gen. Meade was toe
soon for them, and had taken up his pc.
sition on the northern bank of that stream
Nothing daunted, however. by this fail.
ure, the enemy has continued to advance
even to the north bank of the Rappahan.
mock, and yesterday was in Geu. Meade
front 10 considerable force.
1t is reported diminishing was kept
up all day, and that our army fell back on
the line of the Rapidan.
1t is said that this morning Lee appear
ed in force again and commenced an at.
tack.
Washington is seething with excite.
ment over the rumors. 1t is fully believ.
ed that battle has commenced, and that
Gen. Meade has retreated to obtain the
choice of battle field, desiring to reach
Manassas, if possible. Lee will fight with
the Rappahaunock behind him, and has
not, it is believed, sufficient numbers
Yet no one would be surprised to hear on
the heels of such belle. that the rebels
had been suddenly reinforced OF course
all sorts of rumors are afloat.
Gen. Meade is much stronger than il
generally supposed to be.
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Cairo, Oct. Is.
Hospital 40 votes; 3S for Stone; 2 for
futile. s.
Have no returns from Mound City yet.
LSpsoialto Tribune.l
Washington, Oct. Is.
The following returns Of Ohio soldiers
who voted At their several polling places
for Governor to-day, for Brough,. $40 |;
for VallaBdigham, S5. Several hospitals
yet to be heard from.
Elmyrs. Oct. IA.
Votes of Ohio soldiers in Invalid corps
here at Eimyra Barracks, gives 81 votes for
BroIgh. and for Vallandigham.
Philadelphia, Oct. IA.
Forney's Press figures up Curtin's ma
jority 81 ,782, with Al counties to hear
from, which in 1860 gave 10, 1862 majority
Curtin. Philadelphia gives {, 500 major
ity for Curtin.
Newark, IN. Y.) Oct ID.
The Unionists have gained several al
dermen and school commissioners.
Omaha, IN. I. )Oct. IA.
A majority of Union members for the
Legislature elected to the House, will
stand at least u Of 80. Union Council,
8 Union to Democrats. Union Terri
torial Auditor and Treasurer, no opposi
ton.
Cincinnati. Oct Is.
Returns from 81 counties gives Brough
So, l4i majority. Gain 47,777. Ofthes.
counties Is give Vallandigham MAORI
ties. The largest is Fairfield, 1877, all
of which give heavy Union gains.
Complete returns Of Cincinnati gives
Brough GAG majority. HIS majority
in Hamilton County will be $3.50.
Philadelphia Oct. Is.
The Union Leagues report from most
of the State, and giving the majorities
claimed by the the Democrats in the ball
ance Of the State, figures up az follows /:
Curtin, $1,000; Woodward, 1896;
Curtin's majority. 20,4as.
Cincinnati, Oct. Is.
Seyenty-one counties give Brough
SO. 800 majority.
ST. Louis, Oct. Is.
The votes of the Iowa soldiers in this
city yesterday give Stone 4ss; futile
AZ
Ohio soldiers of four districts in House
of Refuge Hospital give Brough as; Val
landigham none.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM ARMY or raz POTOMAC.
New York, Oct. IA.

New York, Oct. IA.
The Washington special to the New
York World says:
The military situation to-day shows
that the rebels have abandoned their ap
parent purpose of fsnking Meade ana
have Withdrawn towards the hapidan. IL
therefore looks as though their late move
ment is some cover to military demon
strations on their part elsewhere. All is
quiet in front to-day.
The following to the Herald Indicates
the position of the armies on Monday
morning:
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
October 12-6 A. M.
The trains have all come in safely and
in excellent order.
Fitzpatrick ADD Buford have also ar
rived at the river, and are in line Of bat
tie.
Our forces are now in position to con-
test the further advance of the enemy,
who appear in force south of the river
do not think a general engagement will
take place to-day.
Washington, Oct. 10.
Parties who arrived from the front this
morning say there was considerable Skin
misbing yesterday between cavalry on
both sides, and that smart musketry firing
was heard yesterday afternoon in the
vicinity of Rappahannock Station.
it's presumed here, by persons gene
rally well informed, that the movement
of Gen. Meade was in fact one previously
decided upon in case of certain contin-
gencies, as is indicated by sending to tho
rear some time since of certain articles of
a cumbrous nature.
Last night, at Warrenton Junction,
some rebel sympathizers set fire to train
of cars containing hay and grain, doing
some little damage.
There was some diminishing along the
lines Yesterday, but all was quiet through
the night and up to an early hour this
morning.
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To CONsU uPTIvEs.

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Parties wishing the prescription vii please sddres.
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Vunishment Of Oelinquents in missis-
sipPi Squadron.
Cairo, Oct. Is.
BY General Orders No 107, issued by
Rear Admiral Porter, on board flag ship
Blackhawk. Cairo, October 10th, com.
manders of vessels in Mississippi squad
ron are instructed to promulge finding a
sentence of naval general court martial,
convened at Cairo, H.. on board U. s.
steamer Clara Balsen, of the 3ist day of
August, 1853, in the following cases
Thomas Cox, seaman, U s. steamer
Forest Rose. guilty of theft and deser-
ton. Sentence to have checked against
pay, amount Of clothing and small stores
stolen from the store room of the Forest
Rose, forfeit all pay and subsistence due
him apd'be confined in penitentiary for
8 years snd hard labor. without pay.
Richard Cornellins, colored orderly,
seaman, U. s. steamer Clara Basen,
guilty. Of unmanly conduct and striking
an officer; to be hanged by the neck IN
til dead.
Richard W. Smith, acting ensign, gull
~ Of attempt desertion and betrayal Of
trust, drunksnnsss, sosndslous conduct,
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A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous DEBILITY, In
coraTset suey, Premature Decay aud Youthful Error
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ofurisa all who need tree CT charged the re-
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ENGAGEMENT ON THE POTOMAC.
w ashington Oct. Is.

Washington Oct. Is.
The p. NJ. extra of the Star saws
there was considerable engagement yes
ierday between a large force of rebels and
a portion of the Army of Potomac, par,
Of Warren's I'd corps, in the vicinity d
Brlstow Station. Infantry and cavalry
were engaged on both sides.
The result was decided Union victory
The rebels were badly beaten with loss
of an entire battery as prisoners.
Before termination of the contest
Sykes regulars came up and assisted in
driving the enemy off,
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FROM Army OF THE POTOMAC
New York, Oct. Is.

The Tribune has the following:
Army of the Potomac, Oct IA.
last evening our cavalry encountered
the enemy near Catlett's station, and
towards Warrenton station a brisk artil
lery FIRE was opened and continued till
late. The fring was resumed this morn
ing. lasting all forenoon.
This afternoon there was heavy can
nonading opened along our lines in the
direction of Manassas, lasting till evening
1t seemed evident that we had driven the
enemy back, though it is said by some
Lee has bis entire army in front Of Meade
1t is believed that no considerable body
of infantry is yet engaged.
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Louisville, Tenn. Oct. /.

Louisville, Tenn, Oct. l3.
Parties from the front report no excite
ment at Chattanooga. The rebel lines
extend along the south bank of the Tenn
essee. Our supply trains are much an
noyed by their sharpshooters between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga, who pick
off daily teamsters, mules, and horses.
Most Of the army supplies are carried
over the mountains by pack mules. on ac-
count of the difficulty Of transportation.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Oct. 10.
An invitation to the friends of freedom
residing 10 slave States, to meet in con-
veution at Louisville, Ky, on the sth OF
January next, 10 consult together to take
action on this question, appears in the
Democrat to-day, signed by several Cen
gressmen and other prominent gentlemen
of this State.
Several squads of raiders crossed the
Pacific railroad on their way south, pur-
sued b. Gen. Browns cavalry.
Shelby's raid is at an end and his force
scattered in every direction.
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ORIGINAL NOTIcE


To n w Sample, Sarah Sample, n Beldng, "
Lynch, william Leighton, Trustee; @ ssnto, VIM
Simpson Pierce, Bros & Fiandsrs, Cook Len
hart; Stone Star b &c, John L0wrie, Thomas RANKIN
Asa MAYO, Xix Hale 4 Co, Benedict Hale CO,
Hunt Lane Hubert Van vsikenburg Co; Had
dock, Reed 4 Go; Farnham, Kirkham b Co; John
Day, assignee Of Burns Rentgen, Archibald
Young Cot ostheimer. Woodward b 90; Herman,
lBdwin Hinsdale. Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on hle
In the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, lows. 81 Fort Madsen Iowa petition under
oath Of Billings In WHICH you are ali sde de-
PENDANTS. alleging that certain Deed TO certain Real
Es ate in Lee Couuty Iowa. safd petition described
e.ecuted BIZ H. W. sample and Sarah NJ sample 10 II.
r. Belding and W r. d. Lynch, of date OF June 18th
A d 1855 has bern Lost ard nor recorded, aud
th.t Deed ofTrust, executed on sst premises BY said
trustee 70 secure certain pronissory notes. has been
paid ana should be cancelled Of Record and that all
OF Won except said Is neh aBd Belding. have recover
ed luz gmeuts. against said IL w sample, which By
reason o the loss and recording u said Deed
cloud and shadow upon pIairfs thls u The ssid
premises ard praying that said De OF rnst no ny De
declared pxd and satisfied. and thft sad Judgments
may be declared fipn upon said PREMISES And ths1
SAID premises be declared free AMI ciear 81 sad Jung
ments I'd Bssd Trust ami the Ils thereto msy %
ueied 10 plaintiff, nd for other and relief In
| the premises.
Ana unless yoa appear and answer thereto on or
before noon OF the second day Of the next term of
ssid Court. 70 De begun and holden on the nrst
day OF Uecember, A. D. 1853 default wi be entered
sgzinst you and udgr &C, rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG,
octle dAv Aaorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE PIRATE FLORIDA.
New York, Oct. Ia.

2 NcW IUVK, OCg. II
A letter from Brest, via the Africa
dated Sept. Goth, says:
'.The Florida has finished her repairing
in the French Government dock and gone
into mercantile harbor, where she wa.
rehtting. She would go into the road
stead in about week but would not be
ready for sea for three weeks or a month
The Federal steamer Kearsage continued
at Brest, awaiting Goals. It has been
pointed out that twenty-four hours must
eiapse after the sailing Of one vessel
before the other will be allowed to de-
part"
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