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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

Office of the Independent &. a -. vi.
CoInnmuy. No 2-Ciold Hill, March "a, Is64.-At
fl meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF the indie
pendent G. & S. VI. Company, No 2, held this
date, IN assessment Of one dollar per share vas
levied, payable Immediately TO the Secretary Ill
gold coin of the United States.
IN 81 I'm f. +. PHILLIP. NecrcthrE.
Champion Company.--An assessment
this day levied of fifty cents per share is payable
immediately 10 the secretary. BY order OF the
Board of Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'Y.
Gold Hill, March 18th, 1864. mhl5m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
Tax Collectors'S sale.

sg-S r. Bulletin copy (as markeJ' and sen'!
bill 10 Vim y Hall,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

~N'yL ARNOLD. Nar,,..s. am! I,s tn.Er
DAT Good Ii.. Nas,,g - i-ii. U.h."-fI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

WHEHEAs Al the hast General Election tfeid fu Jsrt
sob fownsp, Lee County. State o Iowa. there had been
eet more than 9as thosss.id votes.
AMI Whereas hs Beard Supervisors Of said county
At the September session 0f t< ,.n ~ p.e~arx q,
ere.fs tro er I're Election Precincts SAID Jseksuu
nsbis authorized by thspter - Laws OF Issl 9Th
Ssnsr~i Assembly 81 sA4d eist, approved March iosn
ihsrefwe. by authority Of Ia~ conferred apon them.
the board u Supervisors VI a Lee roanty hereby or.
l. That tter bc created In the to-Y sti, M J.ek.c,
eoanty Of Lee and STATE Iowa. Eeetian prcns l.
Thess Precincts kh4ll be known a I'd run.eersd A.
Election Precinct No vne, Eleeaon Precinct No. Two
kkrcfiss rresIct No Tbrse ki-et.an Preinct Your
AL II JACKSON TOW nehip, ia said co-nIy.
J. The boundaries af the Aose ual4ed Election Pre-
eiBets shall he estaasE he'd In f,iiu~r.
Eseti Precinct No. ne %hal embrace sill that mart
OF the city Of In sai ttEnsip Tying -tnx
IN the Ms-ssslpF river at th- fDt u Msin
In .stsriy along Nia.h 10 th. Missis
srid river. tenc= along the ri lank place VI
hesisleg.
kiec, On PrecnetNo Two shall s,ni,rac. al TIA. part
Of the y of hcoknk and portion Of said ssp lying
aud h~ng Within f,owiss n.-ses~.l tos e~.
Commencing IN the Niss~s pI river Main
street then along the rentsr of Nam Niatii
taene- in south t-ry cireetier along Ninth Cedar
street. ih~nre Ces2F - Arssr.sf Aver
tlsehce along AssJaTI Avenue TO the haif us
ot SECTION ze taehce south to Oak the
tlne; theacr said S-ct.oa aud 20
the pes aoines IiseT thence down said pe Eons
70 the as-~ssps Fysrs thence Hsaid iyer The risss
oi o@.inning
Eeian Precinct No Three ali sJabracn AL ,nt usr,
ef the eify u K.Slk and portion a Jakso t0~stlp
lying aud being within h- f1lifssg i- rried so.n-
Comnsenc3a. Main etr4t ion With
Ninth; trsee a,yHx Main street ~hsr- il
mteTs-ess the Plank ro= th-aee asoa Plank road
the line OF Mon1rs. tUwsshs theer AIong saa LOWE
ship linz To th- Nissis-yta riy- tEce liver
line warr~ ninth ipIerse,t said VEN
taence along sin,h street TO the plAe= of b.iuIing
Ei.rtioa psselnct No tcHf sh2ii embrace all fbst
PORTION Of sid city ani fowHh2 included
And dsscsited ia rrrcnct Nos nnr. Two and rhr--.
ih- Township Trustees Of sAi. township shall sie~
the pis of lsodiug the election " zach Of aid
rrc ne.s aud give pull.e neties Of same 10 tue
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
wAxpss's orrrcr. I,w. Psxrr,srr,rr.


Seated proposals. will be received ny e.ce unt noon
Of dsy q October fr furnishing supplies
for tire Iowa penisrntsrx, for the VI
lasacir October ist iscl and ending septelrer , IT,
lse5. TO he deveret at the Pententry, foews,
1900 lbs No beef in November and December lseI,
required
$500 lbs No. seef in spsins and Sunn-r, las - .
s. tsk yo :, m,,ss pork fr,-a ,aauary 10 u.reh.
a-3 bb.s No Ate aour, % bhis. per uanth
90 bushels No. meal % bushels per month, 81
required
Deamher is6 eiis ~ili be rceired for lots Of lJo
tn shsl-
IS busnels No. White besns through the year, as re-
le sbs nett sorshass rs btls per month"; or a. re-
i. b5fs. No. cider vinegar LII. per month. or as
reluircd.
boxes star candles. No. l, ihrcugh the yea
10 lbs good common chewing tstAoco. tarcush til.
Il bIl- No caI OIL and sbas No lard oil through
50, cords good o4k wood 20 cords per month from o.
800 pairs Ne nens trozans assorted Sizes 900 pair.
November let isd+ nd lej pairs January 1s 1861
30 dozen pairs ~ooi socks (good) large sizes,
aurei
10 dozen chip h.ts tao -i.a un,r . Apnl Isl, lSes
10 ps. brow,i nr-iin. sri vile, A. required
rs tick. required.
10 rs h.sAess s.llruns. IS reqn.ssa.,
se9 yards PeliteItiAry sri2rs, euass and rantsl
required
asJ yards kersey stripes fsr ysntsl ~ required
Cxssimcre and pans for cire aars cd cor.
victs,) as required
ps Cass. mer, tvests for discharged conyicts as re-
4rred
100 yards asraef linsey shirts for cunvicts AZ re-
qHrrd, tstripss Prtaerred-,
IS sscks g A. sii., November l5 1864.
! 10 sachs TIL salt, Nuvembr ls 1854
sack pepper, Narefabsr IL, lssI-
10 usnefs hc-ntar. November Is 1894.
1 bushels mustard -eed. November l6 1894
| x Dbl. saierltas Novembcr.l5, iS6i.
| 20 bushels rye. ~ required.
10 boxes rcsin p, sequired.
The Ri t TO rei.ct all bids which NAV be considered
| unrra s,naiie IL b-rsby rest rve.t.
sill be requed TO iye h,, s,r IA. Ca r.
! frl performance vf their eonttscts
Payment u eu naie in S&-lr Stat AAhtnrs war-
rant AZ the xpf~ton OF e.e n arter or ~ s.n there
afser a. rctarhs cAn be had FROM the
| ice, Des Muinss. lcwa
Where practicable, bIiders' win send samples with
1 lids. nsfrs RA L4YToSgs wa,a.n
| sapt--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

New York, Sept. 10.

s F& New IOr8, sept. lO.
The Henld's (E. % J correspondsp,
OF the Sd Mys, the latest arrivs. from
b'.sas Ssofisgo brings reports that sev-
erai vsssess. which saiied from N. o. late,
y for Mate norss with csrross aud intend.
% ior the CorEnss Government, or 4
generai market. have been seized by ,he
French st the mouth Of the Rio 9rsnde
The Herald's Aatmoras correspondent
Of 'hs f6sh Of Aug. says, all oommunica.
tIon - that direction is en-. OF bv the
French. Cortinss declares he viii de-
fend Matamoras against she French. bu,
a. the city has no forli6cations il viii be
ditticait for CoFtinas to hold il.
Cortinas demands of the marchset, of
Masamefas . loan Of $3.50, 900 specie.
which they refuse
hessrs. Hum & Hurd, acting British
and Pfussian Coasuls, have been thrown
toto prison, togeiher with others, for re-
sist'ng the demand for money.
Gen. Mejia wss advancing on Matamo-
ras With 4.UO0 iroops. He had reached
aod occupied Monterey. President Jusr.
reg msds no resistance, but left for Chi
hushua. AsnsssDille is strongly forth.
ned and the northern region in the Pa.
cifc slope.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New York SAINT 10

A-i'3 New York, Sept. 10.
We have advices from New Orleans ID
the Sd, BY the EveDing Star.
IL appears our forces occupied Clinton
only two days and tao nights.
The rebels had made lt1emous,r,t t;o,
on Berwick Cfy, but accomplished moth
ing. -. 80
They are reported to b preparing for
fofmsdsose expedition 70 attack Prs
bear Ctsy Or some other point.
Genefal Banks will come North n,oh
ably on the steamer Of the Is n. ssi
The gunboat SelmA and The an tnrsd
r'm Tsnnsssee 10 ia Iron. Of Nee, o..
sssrs, attracting saseh s,tenrion,
he Cssole. on her last tsip % Ne,v o..
leans, Va chased y pi.a.s.
Tbs Hesslds Fsvs Gaines eo,,,a.,so.d
eat Of the : sa5. Con. Granger ~ -. -
returned from New Orlssss. .sd she,
will b 0e Qnpsfssal, milisasy ,vba,ot s,
sell a..does ! 81 she hsA 4tia1s 81 br,lpi
lvsddss ~ q sslaak ars seiag q.
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counselsd it. They are opposed to mill
tary arrests. snd Jet Mcclellan arrested
the whole body of the Legislators of .
State. They oppose con6scation Of the
negro, and yet Mcclellan counseled it.
The draft, military aIrests, negro enanci.
patton, and large armies-thess are the
objects Of Coppsrhead wrath: and yet
Nc Clcllan has favored them all. Surely,
Gen. Mcclellan is trying au impossible
thing. He is attempting to do 10 the
nation what Gen. Tuttie attempted to do
in the STATE. General Tuttle was over
whelmingly defeated. So, also, win be
the Grave Digger of the Chick oniny.
General Turtle was the fasorite Of Ioss's
citizens and soldiers up to the time that
he accepted the Copperhead nominate n
Gen. hcClellan has long ceased 10 be q
favorite either with the army or .tls
American people.
But we're he hitherto the most popular
n
man in ths country, he could no. succeed
as the candidate of the Copperhead De-
mocracy. By allying himself with treason
mongers and Government haters, with
the Belmonts aud RJ nders. and Vailab-
d'gha'us, and Woods, and Bying,on., ard
MshoneJs of tha. party, be courts their
destiny, bis interests become ideuticsl
With thcirs: and as the popular verdict L,s
ever been against the enemies of our
country, as il will continue 10 be 20, Gen.
Mcclellan must fall under the cond. NINA.
t'on OF people who love their country
Who abhor treason, and Who have neither
iavors nor station for any who are,
whether Willingly or unwitliugly, the
of traitors.
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Passed By the Hoard OF suPe-vt.
sors OF Lee Csanty, iowa, AepIem.
ber 7ah, 1854.
Whereaz, The Constitution and laws Of
every we'll regulated State, makes the levy
and collection OF taxes an essential requI-
site for the support Of County and State
governments, and such taxes are made
prior liens upon all a>sessable and taxable
real estate. And
Whereas. Many persons are frequently
applying 80 this Bosrd for relief against
the collection Of sach taxes. Nov, for
the purpose Of establishing a rule for our
future action in such cases, We deem it
proper to etAte
1st. That, for the abatement Of tax as
for that purpose 70 the regular session Of
the Board next after the assessment com
planned Of
2i. That We deprecate the policy aud
doubt The prop,iety OF remisting taxes sf-
| ter the same has been levied and entered
10 the tax book. under warrant for coliec-
sion; except to correct evident mistake.
| or Clerical errors.
! Sd. That in meritorious cases. o.
widows, or destitute persons, the Board
=, in duty bound, at ali times, propoe,
such relief ~ Justice and duty demand O
may seem u rtqoire. Each case to D,
governed alone by It's own merits, and y,
care to be considered A. establishing
precedent.
| & truc copy Of Che original.
CHAsLEs DoERR,
i. Sept. 1864. County Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
Nashville. Sept. 10.

Nashville. Sept. 10.
Di'patches dated September 9th, from
Puisska, hase been received.
Nsjer Pack staies that Gen. Rosseau
concentrated all the forces of Gen. Stead
man, and Granger with his, and moved
toward the Tennessee river.
The cars will reach Columbia this eve
ming, the 10Th, coming north, the rail-
road being oil right south.
The country is filled With bands of
rebels, strsggled from their com ma nds.
Also, part OF Tennessee brigade, which
was disbanded for thirty days, 10 reported
to have arrived At Gen. Stark = es.her's
headquarters.
The rebel Gen. Dick Taylor has crossed
the Mississippi river, and 10 concentrated
Tor the purpose Of ealis.ing men in Tea
ressee.
A scou, who arrived from Savanah save
that all males between the ages oils .nd
IS have besn conscripsed ia Mississippi.
The country is full OF ct s2glers
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Pbilsdelpi,ia, Sept. 10.

The Bulletin has the following special !:
81 fian, Sept. i0.-An accident oc-
cnrred on the Penn-yivania r Il, near
LNrobe, last evening. Three tneo we're
killed and inj ,rei BY the sx plosion Of the
locomotive attached to a freight traiu.
Sx cars loaded with cattle we're demol-
ished, and the engineer. Chas. Caricur,
w.s INSTANTLY killed, and Wm. Walters,
c'ndnctor. is missing. both belonged 10
Ptnbury. X. Jones. fireman, vss killed,
and most OF the cattle on tie forward car
were killed. The passenger trzio, which
left Pittsbarg at $40 p IN. on Friday.
~as delayed six hours. The wreck has
been removed, and trains are now run
ming regularly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
Sunday Night Report.
Headquarters Army Po,omsc

Headquarters Army Po.omsc !
Sept. 8.
Tee enemy on the right aud ceutre of
our lines kept up qaitc lively FIRE at in
tervsis. The noise made By the cars Al,
tracted the attention Of the enemy and
they esdeavorsd to interrupt the opsra-
tons Of tho road, but without sucee e.s.-
Among the regiments whose term OF ser.
vice Is about exiiring, is the 8,h Ne.
York. tlost large number Of men ..
Chsocsilorsvllle. Gettysburg and else
where. Asj Heals has been IL com ,psod
during the camp.igo aud has been wouni
ed reveo difersst .imss- N,be Of his
wounds ssre Vt serious cbarad,er.
The Rschuood Exsminer pf TO-DAY
contsirs . Dispatch from Hoods seny.
dated Sept 7th. which says: I" \ Yes,erday
oar advance drove the enemy from jones'
boro and recapsured the hospitaE contain
ing 80 OF our wounded Sherman con-
tinuss 10 draw back toward Atianta, for
the purpose, !. 10 rep -.,ed. of strengthen.
ing the works 90 the eas,ers, western and
southern approaches thereto. Fifteen
hundred will cover our losses from all
causes 10 the battles aud skirmishes OF
last week"
The army Is nov in enc spirits.
Sept 10Th. .. IN, 1t peint 6f our line
just vest Of the Jeras.iem pEAnk road,
occupied by the Sd division of the Sd
corps, the picsets have been so close to-
ge'her that they could converse withou,
difficulty.
On . part of this line and some distance
in the rear Of their advanc-, she enem,
had thrown up line of slight wbrks with
the intention. it is supposed, Of falling
back to them when occasion NAV demand
u vas determined last night to drive them
back to this line aud thus siren xthen our
own.
About midnight when al vas quiet
the division VAS formed 10 line OF battle
and the picket line being reinfo reed, vas
ordered to advance. The rebels were
evidently not prepared for such move
ment as this. rs they we're c$ ple,ely
taken BY surprise and nearly the entire lo
c,ptureI. They made every efI I,rt 10 re-
take the los, ground. bat did not succeed
Oar men no. occupy the line and are 80
curely entrenched.
We took about 100 prisoners, while ou
own fpes vas very light. Dssuiting 6r,ns
has been kept up in that viciniey all tn
morning ard the enemy evidently felt SIR,
st being so taken by surprise. Some o
them called eu, to our men, saying tha
vas ) .'curssd mean YaDkee trek, any
how; we'll pay you up for it befor,
long"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
The Weiaea Railroad.

Headquarters Army Of Potomac, !
September 9.
Contrsbauds from Chester county came
iAto our lines last night, snd report trains
rnsniag on the Weldon railroad a. far q
S.oneg creek where supplies are loaded
on wagons. and hauled to Pc ersburg, via
Din vidAie c. III. Between 500 aud 900
wagons are constantly engaged in this
business.
C0nfederaAe Off GERS are taking al the
grain 10 feed xAsir animals, leaving mono
for the farmers aexs season, except lust
enough to say they ii Int take il ell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
From caliSsrnia.

Sao Frsneiseo, Sept. 8.
The Democratic Slate Convention com.
Pls.ed its work Isss evening. BY nominat-
ing 4. j. Lssis, as remsining elector. AID
Jackson Ttmp.e - remaining Congress.
man.
Alright large mass mee,isg Vas held
to ra,ify McCisllaa's ncminstion.
The Democrats have carried Storey
county, N 7. Owing to the prese ia
the 6eld u iwo Union ticks:s. there i.
probably majority in favor Of . State
Constitution.
The L .jiss' Christian Commission F .ir
hss closed. Il setted over Sc. QUO in
gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
The osaA usrket.

New t0fk, Sept. 10.
y Gold opened under besr il sHuence and
desire to sell at 22S and failing to 926.
There we're y eeonsiuersbie nswber Of
short sales noti6sd for to-day. The ex-
perience Of shc past week 10 decidedly
agsinss the ssftty Of large dividends ca
the part Of sellers. The quotation sub.
sequentls got up to e22b3.
The Commefcial's Washington special
says the National Int<I,ig-ncer to-day
eoucs out strongly Ia favor Of Mcclellan
for President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
Washin2,on, Sept. IL.

It win Be interesting o bidders 70 learn
the bids in payment Of the loan will b.
resdy for delivery u The Treasury Depot
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Such
psompt deal ng is unprecedented md il
doc % the arrangemests nHde By Sec'y
Fesseoden asd Assistant Treasurer Hss-
ssington psevioss to the opesisg Of The
proposals. the blsoks having been priss.
Cd .AS4 lotkesSiss Frepared - . 10 u.
quire oaly the signstaFes of Ne pseper of
EGceps.
The adiastnestce IT, hide Nth ! v;Ns
~ ths sssrda vas not soap pJttSt TN II
.so.pek laAt nigAk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
OFFICIAL WAR BuLLErrn.
War Department, !
Washington Sept. 10. (

L
Washington Sept. 10. !
To Gen. Dix:
This department has received dispatch
% from Gen. SBermsn down to 100 clock
yesterday morning. His army is cosceu-
sratsd st Atlanta, his troops 10 position
and we'll. He Gays Wilson and Steadm.n
are stirring Wheeler up pretty we'll. aud
hopes they viii make an end Of hin, ss
Gallen did Of Morgan. The weather 10
beautiful and ali thinks bright.
No receat intellig gence has been rsceiv-
ed from Mobile.
No movements ere reported in the
Shenandoah Valley, or in The Army Of the
Potomac.
Recruiting 10 progressing vigorously in
most Of the States.
(Signed,) E. NJ. SrAHron.
Sec'y VI War.
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FROM " WASHINGTON.
Rumors Of tho Capture Of Wobils--Rsbel
Early Reinforcing Lee.

Early Reinforcing Lee.
New York. Sept 10.
The Worlds Washington special. dated
ii:s0 lsst night says it is rumored 10 that
ci y that Mobile had fallen. The infors
nation IS said to have been obtained from
rebel desertcrs, who say Dog River bar
vas passed by the whol. feet, and after
terrific shelling of tb- city. is VS. surren-
dered. the troops hsving retired to the in-
terror.
Intelligence from the frort and Shenan.
doah seems 10 lead to the cosclu.ioa that
Esrly's forces mus. be reinforcing Lee.
u 10 quite certain that Lee is moving re.
Endorsements 10 front Of the Weldon nail.
road. and believed to be from Early :
command.
A Reconnaissance toward the East Shen.
andoah, from this direction, failed to find
any large force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
srArE MILITIA.
ApJtr,vr GEx RATS os,rcr


8@ Dsvsrp8Rr t5wA, Arr. ~ fs64
Yba suthorized BY tnsA DePs tss-nt 10 ergar7e
the ilitia of Acounts into psnes o OF lesstlin
SSfs nor p,af. t,sn oar ss DR. II AL
You will noify your ct zess ia tr not public nsn-
ner ofyonr suthsrity 70 ortnire eompanis att uixs
tn m 10 .igu c3sil,sHy res's " rnors e '&
The proper pnalber OF erF having been enroird In
sny Company fare'fsg wss De bella after tye d w
nu,,lic notice. for tho sec in ef ofkeerr sugpsev
mi cersincat OF cfectonewill then be rsturn. to
Oils Once sa sj8 ssf $50 sT
Yor attention called to Sections IL and u NJ Chan,
,er al Laws fetn enerst Assembly rro,sfys sve,x
eisen liable TO erfrm military dasy 10 epruli husef
~ - member OF some Company. ar1tnrJo,ing fips of
nor les taH dossw mar niure thss ore hsss acl
FIR the wpl nexlect Of this duty. TiSs Anv may
be recovered bef5se any tvn rourt nroD fhe i,frua
tca a the Captain OF . Company, ~ Of any ctises
NIB BAKNR.
sNsk Adjnt-rt General o. iowa
Gel. J. A. Wall y. NJ Hiatt, ~ s. nurrS.nA Ksuhnk
J. G. Walker, Fort Madison y Ssmp1e, Dover
The Chairman Of the above COMMITTEES IL yrsly 10 ar.
gaaise vi cc,nrsnex that ay be enrolled aerr ring te
aw end 4ke attens.Sa Of all l~fsrs saaet 10 orltsrv
duty Is called to the penalty for nome nreinient
| - - fEt5 Ht1 IN. Wait S
ssptl-id Chairman ri tho ccs.ss IT,.
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[Specials to New York Papers |

A Beryville dispatch Of the 10th, to
the Herald, states that Col Lowell, with
2Oth Mass and two other cavalry reci.
msnts, yesterday destroyed four fl,ur
mills oa opeqaaa Creek, and captured
several prisoners.
A Harper's Ferry dispatch of she 10 b
states that the rebels are siiil 10 force near
Winchester and Bunker Hill All quie,
at the front.
A Nashville dispstch states that Hood
left little Of value IN Atlanta-most OF Tho
Government stores and railroad material.
having previously been removed 70 Ma.
con.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

,Avssiu vAisssl vsssAa's d.vsasx.s
III Baltimore, Ssps. 10.
The American has the follot;ey f,om
Gsn. Averili, dated as 10 o1clock. on
Thursday sight:
To Maj. Gen. Kelley, Commsndan:
hATiy refses,ed this >. n towards Win.
oeester. ! am on his heels I hsve
whipped v.ugho's cavalry. capsured his
srain, which vas not burned, ind taken
80 battle figs. We had no artillery.
(Signed, w. w. AvrtILL,
Brig. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

Cairo, Sept. IL.
There Is report at Little Rock that
Gen. Price recently died at Arksdelpbia,
Of dysenisry.
Sesensy-fve bogsheads OF tobacco ar
rived from P Paducab, ios New York, TO-.
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

Headquarters Army oi Potomac, !
September -Eseuiog. I
For the t~o days past there has been
oothing Of note. Not . single quo has
been heard.
Tse enemy vas reported msssing 10 our
left With the intention Of penetrating our
lines. but has evidently given up the en-
terprise within day or Two.
Strict orders have been ,ssasd against
Intercourse between pckets.
The following dispatch is 10 the Rich
mood Examiner
Headquarters Army Of Tennessee. !
September q. I
To Gen. Braxton Bragg:
Sherman has ooatinaed his retreat be-
yond J,nesboro. 1885,
(Signed J. B Hoop.
&c sIeral."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
st. Louis, S4pt. 10

s.. Loais, Sept. 10.
General Payne, commanding the dis
inct OF West kentucky, removed General
Meredith.
doveruor Fi,nDigan has called sps.
cal session Of the rebel ArkaBsas LsRn-
lature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
Washington, sent. 10

Washington, Sept TO-
The State Department has been off,
c,aiiy informed OF the promulgation Of >
Pos,ngssse Royal decree, that ftodb Aug.
ixsh last t'il the lst Of March. 1865. the
,npot'asion o. foreign cereals 10 grain or
'ur - permitted IN the ports pf Lisbon
aod forto. and also by the Eastern RsiI-
way and the RIVER Doure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
Washington, Sept. IL.

Among the unaccepted bids for the new
loan there were tso amounting in the AZ
gregate TO over SIX millions, at from 3.4
10 10 pre0iun; aad another for ], 400
OOo at tom 8U7 to 3 37i. A party OF
cirz ms OF New York subscribed together
Tor $50 900, efering tea per cent. pie
mium, the highest rate OF all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12
The New Leaa.
Washington, Sept. 10,

The aggregate Of bids 10 the new loan
Is S7s5,6s7 SO and the entire amount
awarded ia nearly s3Q 000, ,Oo0. z.
Some Of the offers prefnred have re-
marks 70 their bids saying that # they
should not be acceyted they win take 80
at par. aA's..'s ~. ...s..