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Sept. II, 1864. 45:tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
An ola Man who h.. s.o, sixty P.,.

An Ola Man who has SHOT sixty Per.
The Cairo correspondent Of the st.
Louis Republican tells this story
"At one point on the Tennessee river
ia a place that has become terror to
steamboat men and in passing it they al
ways find some place 10 secure themselves
until the boat passes At this point an
old man, sixty odd years Of age has made
his headquarters for long time and the
peculiar 'crack of his gun i familiar 70
liver men, and sends thrill Of terror
wherever it is heard. He has long
heavy barrelled gun origiraly squire
rife but has been bored out three differ
ent times, until now the largest thumt
can be easily turned in the muzzlc. and
the aim Of the old man is one of deadly
certainty. The mnrderous sentineli' al
ways faithfully upon his watch, and hi
retreat has SO far bafisd all attempts t.
catch him, from the fact that he is sur
rounded with dense swamps and DEE
ravines. Well informed river men esti
mate that this Old man has murdered il
this way not less than sixty persons; an
vet he performs his murdefous work wit
as much earnestness and vigor as when h
6ret commence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM GEORGIA.
New York, Oct. y.

NCW OIFt OSI. 4
A Chaita nooga letter of the 10Th 10 the
Herald. states that our garris,ns Il Dal
ton aud other places we're ordered 10 eva.
euate them, which they did, saving much
valuable property They we're then oc-
cupied very briefly By the rebels, but.
Sherman pressing them hesviiy. they ske-
daddied. and all those places Claimed as
having been captured by the rebels are
now occupied by our troops.
Rebrl papers consider Sherman- posi-
tion as critical, aud a!so .ha. Of II ,oi )
equally SO but if Hood can keep up his
supplies. Sherman must evacuate Georges.
but admits Shsrman's position cuts Of
Hoods communication with his base
and hints that Hood has another base.
The Georgia militia has again been o.
dered out, and are 10 rendezvous =, Ma
con-
The extremely severe tradc regulation
OF General Candy has stopped ali bushes
al New Orleans.
| Nothing later from Mexico to confirm
the capture OF sia,smoras by the Freoch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Montreal, Oct. 22,


The Saint Albans raiders captured in
Canada, one of whom is now in Jail. dis
closed the entire plot. He states the
raiders were conducted by Captain Of
the Confederate service. commissioned for
that purpose There were % concerned,
and the amount left by the State banks is
s223, 900.
Government commissioned able counsel
to take the case up.
Extradition papers for those captured
were forwarded to ST. Johns
LATER.-The following IS from the
last edition OF the Evening Telegraph.
The 81. Adams raid, in consequence Of
fears that from sympathy shown at ST.
Johns for the raiders, attempts will be
made to rescue them, Capt DeSivine5's
troops OF volunteer cavalry are called out
to guard the Jail. Hon. j. ]. Abbott has
been retained With MIR. LATER for the &C
cused.
We have just received the following
letter:
Freligburg, Oct. e2.
To Editor Evening Telegraph:
Through the columns of your journal
wish to make q statement 10 the people
of Canada regarding the recent operations
in Vermont. went there for the pur.
pose of burning the towp and surrounding
villages as retaliation for recent outrage:
commi ia the Shenandoah Valley anc
elsewhere in the Confederate States.
am a commissioned officer Of the provi
sonal army Of the Confederate States
and, violating the laws OF Canada, do no
wish my name coupled with epishets nov
applied without knowledge on the part o
the people, as to who ne are aud why on
action. | wish also to make few state
nents where myself and party were taken
| was arrested on C4nadisn soil by Ameri
can citizens with arms in their hand:
who violently searched ny pocket-bool
was Forcibly placed in buggy with I.
nea and started towards The Unite
States. reached out my hand and caugt
the reius, when three pistols were levelc
at my head with tbreats> to "shoot tn
id scoundrel dead il he moves." Som
Canadian citizens then spoke up, and SCI
ing the bailiff they started with me L
wards him, two of them holding arms
their hands.
: These statements can be proved !
Canadian citizens. They came into tn
: place and even beyond, bfandlshng ga
: attempting to kill some Of US after v
were in the hands OF the English. Sur
ly the people have forgotten that you a
no. in the midst of war and ruled by
: man despotic in his action and supreme
his infamy. am not afraid to go b
= fore the courts of Canada; and VIII
the affair is investigated | am satis6
- |, that not my party will be found the "
lators of Canadian laws. Some one.
- hope. will be sent to investigate Il
- " breach of neutrality and award to tho
g American citizens doing armed duty
. , Canada the just merits of their trar
gressions.
}, Hoping you will give this publicsti
- | remain yours, respectfully,
= BESNET H. YoUEG,
- lst 1t. C. s. A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Letter ffsm Psndlstoa.
New York, Oct 2a.

A special Washington Dispatch says
the Richmond Examiner announces that
the rebels have taken the negro prisoners
off their fortiications and returned them
to prison, aud hopes Butler will relieve
the Confederate officers placed under FIRE
at Dutch Gap.
President Lincoln to-day publishes q
long reply to The Tsnnesseeans, in which
he declines to interfere in affairs in Ten
nessee, deeming il State matter alto
gether.
The following letter from the Hon.
George H. Pendleion, democratic candi-
date for Vice President, has just been re-
ceived by Hon. J. B. HAskin, Of the New
York State Executive Committee:
Cincinnati, Oct. II.
Ny DEAR Sra: / have received your
very friendly letter. Malignant ml.repre-
sentations and falsehoods are SO frequent
in our political struggles, that / have
rarely undertaken to correct or refule
them.
make no professions Of . new faith
only repeat my reiterated professions Of an
old one. when / say that there is no one
who cherishes a greater regard for the
Union; who has higher sense OF its ines
timable benefits; who would more ear
nestly labor for its restoration, by all
means which will effect that end, than
myself.
The Union isthe guaranty OF the peace,
the power, the prosperity of this people.
and no man would deprecste more hear,i
ly. or oppose more persistently, the estab
iishment of another government over any
portion of territory ever within its limits
| am iu favor OF exacting no conditions,
insisting on no terms no, prescribed in
the Constitution; aud am opposed to q
course Of policy which will defeat the re.
establishment Of the government on it.
old foun iation and in its territorial integ
risy. | am, very truly, yours,
GEO. II. PEsDLEros.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
New York, Oct. 22

A special to the Commercial from
Wash ogton says the small mail boat from
City Poist reports all quiet yesterday
but The enemy were engaged in strength
ening their Notifications on the north
side the James.
Sixteen rebel prisoners came up, many
of whom took the oath of allegiance. Ooe
rebel officer says he gave himself up be.
cause the Southerners have not men or
money enough 10 hold ont much longer
Gold has been quite firm to-day TO meet
the export demand for to-das's steamers
The range has been from 209s to 2lli
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

The rebels are being followed up with
the greatest vigor, and our advance viii
doubtless be somewhere 10 the vicinity d
Woodstock before morning.
This has been the most complete and
crushing defeat Sheridan has inflicted Oh
the old man Early, and it is extremely
problematical whether the latter will agail
endeavor to dispute with him the posses
sion of the valley.
Captain Beers, General Croek'e Adju.
tant General, was killed early in the day,
and MAj Hartin severely wounded. while
endeavoring to save some artillery.
Since writing the above, learn CustaI
has captured several more pieces of artil'
lery from the retrea,ing rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Sunday Night Report.
FROM VIRGINIA.
New York, Oct. %.

New York, Oct. %.
A special correspondent from Grants
army states the announcement of Sheri
daa's victory caused great rejoicing, and
salutes from all the batteries along the
lines conveyed intelligence to rebels in
their works.
Gen. Butler has relieved from labor on
the Dutch Gap canal the rebel prisoners
whom be had placed there in retaliation
for captured eolored soldies Of our army
being put to work on the rebel fortifca-
tions, Gen. Lee having agreed to relieve
the latter from the occupation and treat
them as prisoners of war.
1t is stated on the special recommen-
dation~ of Gen. Grant that Gen. Hunter
is to succeed the late Gen. Birney in com.
mand of the 9Th corps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Csirn- Oct q

Cairo, Oct. e.
The steamer Darling, from Memphis
passed up with $50 bales of cotton for
Cinciabati.
The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 1o,h,
says the excitement has sprung up and
the militia agsin called out in c,nsequenee
Of large force, under Dick Taylor, being
near the ely. With the avowed ntentiol
of taking it,
Forrest is reported to have passed W
to Baltera with a strong force.
Little Rock advces Of the l5,h repre-
sent all quiet. Steele has a strong force
under his command.
Scouting parties have had several skir
mishes south OF Little Rock A number o
the enemy was killed, wounded aud cap
tured, and some horses, mules and wagon
taken
The steamer Emma was sunk at 81
Charles, White River.