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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

The Adsssa Appeal seems to have .
pretty good idea Of the issue involved in
ths terrible conflict before that city on
the 22d. In its issue Of the Goth, it al
luded to the then impending conflict, as
follows:
"The greatest battle Of the war will like
" be fought in the immediate vicinity
Of Atlanta. Its result determines that
Of the pending Northern Presidential
election. If We are victorious the Peact
party viii triumph; Lincoln 3 adminis.ra
tios 10 failure; and peace and Southern
isdepende nee are the immediate results
While We are not disposed 10 under-esti-
mate the importance Of holding Atlantis
= strategic position, yet the fate Of the
city itself 10 question Of minor import,
when compared With other necessary ma
tional results"
This ont spoken language of traitor
Journal Of The Gouth, Is worth the atten-
tion Of the loyal men Of the North. II
shows how traitors who sre fighting to
destroy the gov. .'rnmeus look upon the
political contest in IT,, North. l. reveals
the ground Of their hope independence
70 % the suocess Of the Copp.. heads and
y regards the success of the Copp. 'ne.o,
. dependent on the success Of the r. 0el
armies.
Peace and Southern independence are
expected to result from the success of the
Will the loyal people Of
me North help to realize these hopes Of
the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01
Washington, July 80.

Passengers BY the mail boat report
that on Thursday afternoon the rebels 10
front of Petersburg opened FIRE on our
forces from their batteries. The batteries
on our side replied and soon silenced
those of the rebels. Our mortars also
opened ERE upon the city. and continued
to throw shell into it till late hour ol
the night.
Several houses were set on fire, which
must have caused no little Consideration
as the alarm bell could be distinctly heard
ringing in an animated style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

Cairo, July 29.

Cairo, July 29.
The steamer Empress, from New Or
leans 2lst. has arrived.
She reports rebel batteries Of Eve guns
fifteen miles above Skipvorth Landing
which fred several shots into an iron clad
gunboat on the Goth, doing but little
damage.
The steamer Clara Belle from Vicks-
burg TO White River, has not been heard
from. 1t is feared she has been destroy.
ed.
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Philadelphia, July 80.

Philadelphia, July 81.
The Bulletin has special from Har.
risburg to-day, saying the rebels are
marching in three columns.
1t is believed in official circles here that
the rebels intend making Bedford county
aud the mountains adjacent, svrt Of gen
eral rendezvous.
1t is not learned whether the rebels are
destroying and pillagingin their advance
There is none of the alarm shown, sc
painful during the former rebel inv aston
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Heavy Fight Pros sre..iu,s
CSbSnsbes-sbsrg Bsss7eed bv
fhe Rebels.


Washington, July 81.
We have the glorious news from GEN
Grants army, BY the Old Point boat, tha
the siege OF Petersburg has had IN auspi
eioas CON nnencsment The news re-
eeived this morning is ~ follows:
The siege Of Petersburg opened il
earssst this (aatarday morning, and q
daylight ~ blew up one Of tho principal
rebel batteries, consisting Of 16 guns and
three tiers Of earth works Of the rebels
Before the mail boat left City Point this
morning, the glorious news from Grant,
army was confirmed.
Baltimore, July 81.
All doubts - to the good news from
Gnnts army seem to be removed.
A later dispatch just receive I'd says ths
assault commenced as four O'Clock on
Saturday morning BY terrible explosion
which completely destroyed one of the
enemy's principal forts in front of Peters.
burg, containing l6 guns. This was rem.
dered mass Of ruins.
Upon this explosion our artillery open
ed with one simultaueous and Icoptinuou.
roar along our entire line.
Up to the leaving of the boat, At ten
o'clock. We had captured two other earth
works, and also the entire line Of the reb
el entertainments. The battle continued
to progress with the greatest fury.
Headquarters Army PotOmsc,l
July 81.
The great event SO long anticipated,
namely, the explosion of the mine uncer
the rebel fort in front Of the 9th army
corps, came of this forenoon, d ten min
utes past four o'clock. Picket firing was
kept up al night, and in fact 1t the time
the match VAS applied to the mine skir-
mishers were still engaged on both sides.
The volume Of dirt Was immsnse and was
thrown up 800 feet in the air.
The 9th corps at once charged the fort,
driving the rebels to their secbnd line oI
entrenchments and taking . number Of
prisoners, eome OF whom we're dug out OF
the dirt badly bruised. These rebel pris-
ouers state hat only about ! dozen re.
main of their regiment. Sou th Carolina
one. Al soon ~ the explosion took place
leo guns Immediately open ID on our
front while tbs musketry pl. yed in one
continued FIRE along the front of the 9th
and part of the 18th corps.
One of the prisoners state that they
were busy mining under our works and
that in two days they would have been
ready to blow them up. We got the star,
Of them, however, and ard it is hoped
that long ere this reaches you that Pc.
tersburg will be in our possession.
VERY LATEST.
Headquarters Army of Potomac, !
July 81, $P.n. I
Reports just in say that we have pos.
sessian Of the entire first line pf the rebe
works with large number OF prisoners
Our loss in the charge Was severe, % oul
men had to cross On open Geld to reach
the rebels. The troops engaged were
the 9Th corps With the 18Th supporting
them-the I'd and 5th 10 reserve. The
firing is still going on with great fury.
Gsnerals Grant and Meade, with al
the Corps Generals are a: the front watch
ing the progress of affairs:
The army Is under arms and in line o
battle.
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New York, Jnly 80.

New York, July 80.
Gold rallied during the afternoon on
the strength Of the reports concerning
the rebel invasion Of Psnnsylvania. and
reached % 80. It fell again to @a 65
The Express says Mr.. Cisco will re.
tire from the Sub Treasury on Monday
Mr.. Jacob Russell viii probably succeed
to the post temporarily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

Fort Monroe, July 20.

rVIs MOuTOd, July 20.
Four hundred prisoners captursd op.
posite City Point Wednesday. have ar.
rived here.
1t 10 reported that our forces are ad-
vancing and have captured three rebel
brigages with their arms. DC, and sew
ersl guns. The ieth corps and Sheri-
dams cavalry are cooperating.
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w A n t ( D.
IL the PhRMiE SlOce Works,
TWenly Apprenticea.

We will receive into Works twenty more Toys,
yoxng men, apprentices the trade Of Stove Plate
Hollow Ware Moulding Meme need apply who not
eighteen years Of age, older Applications by minors
give satisfactory statements 10 general halats and
training and will guarantee fuhllment ON the part Of
the apprentice Of the conditions OF tie ndenfure. We
pay dollars per week for the nrst with in
crease Of dollar per week for each subsequent
Int should the security be unsatisfactory dollar per
week will be kept until the OF service shall
expre The above weekly cover all pscunisry
sponsibity past This will be the la-t opportu-
nity to learn the trade in establishment.
pect 70 able works with present jour
peymen and apprentice force IN the future.
We also Steve Plate Moulders TO work either
by the year on piecework 10 whom will pay the
hizhest wages. COLLINS. C0MSTuCk CO,
july26d Quincy, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

AhStFtSf 6ESxRAL'e OFFICE.
DAvKsroRr,Juiy -, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS No 2l]
whereas doubts have arisen in the minds Of some eiti
hens as 10 the construction Of See H. Chap 81 and ID
paragraph 10th General Assembly Sec Of Chan l;a
YIN senera Assembly and chapter 60 of the Code In
70 the matter OF exemptions Of rernen from mill
itary service, -
= the decision Of this Department that oh sp
"a tn- Cde has not been repealed and remcn vho
vcre active members of duly authorized and
nre company the 10th day June 1854 are sremp,
from State military service. NIB BAKER
sagl-dlt Adiutant f;snerai ~ L..
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STATE 0F IOWA.
AnJurAsr GxsERAI's 0srIcr, !
DAvksroE1, July 3oth, 1854 }


DavksroRf July 3th, 1854
ss-~nAI ospns Ne.2s1
~ Militia conpsnfes Of this STATE duly organized
armed sA ~ued In the three SOUTHERN tcrs ci coun
fie- vii ha IA readiness for active service
at = moments notice. ux ,,,lt .ss that a
H. The AidsdeEamp OF the Co. & saa "a - s.ch soi.
proper supply Of ammunition Is furnis- - -
der.
III. The Aids-deCsmp Of the Governor WILL vh
the exigepees of the demand order cornpany "
their respective into active service in any county
but not outside the boundaries Of The State.
w. any guerrilla robber or thief crosses rom MIS-
souri, other State into this STATE for the pur
poses murder robbery thevng, In armed bands no
report viii required by this Department Of prisoners
taken andany officer who lake prisoner any gneris
murderer thief maxauder OF such armed bsfd Will At
once be dis missed from the State service
" Blank cartridge will not be used BY any soldier IN
the State service when ordered out for the potecon o
citizens and any State ocer allowing he use OF
blank cartridges for the preservation Of the pnbc peace
when ordered service VIII at once be dismissed To
the State service.
vi Three hundred additional stand OF arms Win 40
cortrements and ammunition have this day been fur
nsbe 10 the Southern border. This will give our com
pane~ In the lower tiers f counties about oo
stand Of arms and plenty OF ammunition
II more arms and ammunition Deeded they VIII %
furnished n bAhkn,
.,gIaaf Adurant General Of Iowa.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DEsPATeaEs.
Col. naaIligan net Dead.
Dh;lsIalnl:. I'll. q

Ihi'soeiPnia, July 00.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry to the
Bulletin, dated last night, says it has
been ascertained that Col. Mulligan is
not dead, but badly wounded and still in
the hands of the rebels.
Pretty we'll authenticated information
received here tonight is to the effect
that Mosby with 500 cavalry had crossed
the Potomac into Maryland, at Edward's
Ferry, and is endeavoring to intercept
our wagon train. l learn thst il is out Of
his reach and strongly guarded. The au-
thorities think the report very doubtful
that there are no armed rebels yet in
Maryland.
Trains still arrive from Sandy Hook
and Frederick.
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New York. Julv 90.

New York, Jaly 80.
The steamship Bremen from South
ampton Goth, passsd this point this after
noon.
A petition was presented in Parliament
from Jamaica. protesting against the slave
trade ia Cuba.
An arrangement has been made to sus.
pend hostlities in Denmark until July
3lH.
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Harrisburg. july 80

Harrisburg, July 80.
A gentleman attached to one of the
newspapers at ChambersburR, Who lef,
there At 8 o'clock this morning. report,
the following facts:
The people Of ChambersburR received
information yesterday Of the approach oi
the rebels. At once, then, the mer.
chants and business meu commenced
packing up their stocks, and before ten
o'clock last evening, the most was sent
beyond the reach of the rebels.
At 3 O'Clock this morning { rebel force
OF 5000 mounted infantry reached Cham
bersbsrg and encampsd on tho fair
ground. This force vas met 4 abort dis.
tance from Meresrsburg BY . small party
Of troops from Carlisle Barracks, Who on
posed tho advance. but they wers CON-
PEELED to withdraw, on account Of the
overwhelming numbers Of the invaders.
The disposition Of the rebel forces A
they crossed the Potomac is described as
follows BY our Informant:
One party moved via Mercersbure, an.
other through Wsynesboro'. and another
BY Greencastle.
Gen. Averill is reported - having en-
gagged their centre and il said TO be fall
ing back on Chambersburg. Ifthis be %,
his position must be risky and he Is likely
TO be surrounded 1t any moment. should
the rebels leave Cnanbersburg to NEE.
him.
The rolling stock of the Cumberland
Valley railroad is being removed 70 thi.
point.
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VERY LATEST.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, !
July 81, $P.n. [
Harrisburg. July 90

Rebel prisoners report Breckenridge
making raid towards Wheeling Il
seems by the statements Of the prisoners
that it is the intention Of Longstreet to
threaten Washington while Breekinridqe
makes his raid. In the meantime Gen.
Early is to hold the Shenandoah Valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01
New York. Jalv 10.

The Posts Washington special ays -
Intelligence direct from Fredrisk Station
says body Of rebel cavalry erossd into
Masylaud as the mouth Of the Nonocacy
last night; also > part Of AcCausla nd 3
cavalry, and entered Pennsylvania. sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

r. ~ ovu<vs Of s.y Of tss fsss'ss Dsssvssd Let's
~ metng Of the City Council Of the city Of Keokuk,
heid July 18th, 1884 the following resolution was
adopted:
lots and IL block ls9 be directed To have plank walk
three feet wide Laid in front OF their respective lots
Inn streef Also, that the Of lots and block
67 be directed have plank walk fcur feet wide laid
in front u their respective oss Bloudean street Said
walks to be laid within - days from date
h. g. MERRIAM, -sss<
july2i-d1H Clerk Of Council Of City of Keoknk.. I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01
STATE Of IOWA.
ApJrTASr 0KyERAL's OFFICE. !
DAVENPORT, July 18th, 1854.
CIRCELAR

1t Ia nearly impossible to the numerous iuaui-
ries made at this Department in relation to location q
regiments.
have therefore published list Of regiments with their
locations and the list will be published from time to
a changes Of location made.
The applications for field positions in new
will duly attended 10, but have not the time to an
swer each application Recruiting commissions VIII d.
sent AL applications for position and In
due regard viii be paid 10 experience and csscty az N
plicants and efforts made In filling the new reciment.
N. b. BAKER
sug1d1t Adjntant tGeneral Of Iowa
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Baltimore, July 80.
The telegraph line vest is now work.
ing beyond Frederick.
The rebels under Mosby arc supposed
to have cut the wire between Monocacv
and Point of Rocks. There il little
doubt that the raiders in force are aov 10
possession Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road, near Point Of Rocks.
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Washiugtos. July 80.
No uneasiness whatever, is felt BY the
government in relation TO Affairs in Penn.
sylvania.
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{ DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IN The undersigned has been duly appointed ADMIN
sfrator upon the estate Of William Hunt, deceased late
II Montrose township, Lee county, lows Al persons
holding ciais against said estate viii please present
them immediately. J. HoLLiN"s
juiy26-d2w Aonhisaseof
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

CPECIAL NOTICE.-To whom itmay
~ Concern. Notice b hereby given that myself aud
wife, Caroline A. Oabus, have mutually separated from
bed aad board ard that have paid her n full for all
clim g DOVER amuny support for bpth herself and
child and that will not be rssponsble for any debt she
uay cootracti All persons are, therefore cautioned
snse either trustiag o. harboring her on my ered,s
jnly74dl3 a 6bo. CAbos-
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DLACKsMITH's NOTICE.

- Krorux Iowa July q. 1854.
u of the present high prices of iron fuel
ke We the undersigned BIscksnth-, Of this cty iee
ourselves compelled TO advance the price OF our Wok
viz: ~ IN
Horse ehoeing per set for shoes ~
ressttfng shoes. L ~
-" o'"e d. RoBERTsoS,
z. SEAL.
pANL MAH0yEY,
GEO ENGELHARDT,
GEO. BLAND,
wM JENNINGS,
III SOLKEMpER,
CHARLES FRANk,
HENRY SELLS,
.-xaaI " MARTIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

nt3HtaHt uthefaI OF
by Telegraph from wa.hinetonJ
WASHINGTON, July 2s, 1s6I-2rx
HIS Erssiissey, tAs 0eSsvssr Of Isrx
BY circular promulgated this day 100 day men. who
nay have 81 the date Of reenstmtnf than sixty
days 10 serve will be permitted to reenst for one two
or three years. ~ they may elect The new term viii
commences from dste Of reenlistmenf Under the same
nsting will receive the $uc 500 or 5000 bounty
according to the period of reeniistment The circular
which VIII be sent you contains fnli instructions
aug1-nt TH0S. NJ VINCENT A %
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Sunday Night Report.
Good News from Grant
Rebel Fort Blown Up.

ForsiGcsstesss C@psssrea.
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-,p ST NATfoSa. b AN NJ
or <. .okUK, IOWA,
Designated Depository ~ Financial agent orts.
rnitea s.>tes.
U. 8. 1910 BONDS.

rss Bss<s Eze~vs }rs~ Tsrstsss sr say State o.
Msas<,Sai susAoritv.
Subscriptions 10 thrsr Bonds rrrevet I'm United
States notes Of the National Banks They
at the pleasure of the Government
period lkss tAas forty resrs
from their date and until their redemption
IsrkREsT Bonds Of fifty and hun
drel doilrrs annually Bonds Of ye hundred dollars
and se1fannuzii- The interest l. payable the
first day Of March and September in each year.
As thsse Bonds ~ exerzpt from municipal or State
taxation, their vau Increased frum to three per
per according to the rate Of tax ieyies ia
various parts ofthe country.
At the present premium gold they pay better than
xny other investment that can be had AT par
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon
Bonds they may prefer. Registered Bonds record
81 the books Of e. S. Treasurer and he
serred only the owners order. Coupon Bonds pay
ae bearer, and convenient for commercial
uses.
nesc Bonds may DC subscribed for in from $50
up ~ any magnitude the terms, and thus
made equally available 20 the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They be converted into at
as and the holder will have the benefit CT the
INTEREST
Subscribers h. loan will have the option Of having
their Bonds from March lst, by paying the
accrued Interest In eoior United States Botes.
the National Banks, adding hfty per ceut.
for premium receive th drawing interest from tie
date Of subscription and deposit.
Draft. on St Louis Chicago and New York viii be
reiv-d in psymcnt VI subscriptions 10 this loan
The commission allowed a. Banks and bankers
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STATE OF IOWA.

ApJurtSr GENERALS orrcxl
DAVENPORT, July 18th, 1854.
The following 10 published for information of all non
eerncas N. B. BAKER
Adintant IL
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STATE OF IOWA.

AnJrrAsr 6EvxRaL's oFYicr.l
DAVENPORT. July -, 1854.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-25

EAGLE THE FIRST..Dy TcnnysOn.
He clasps the crag with crooked hands.
Close to the sun In lonely lands,
Ringd with the azure world he stands.
The wrinkled sea bcne ath him crawls;
He watches from his mountain walls.
And like thunde rbolt he falls!
EAGLE YE SECONDLY G. WHlIllKINs.
With hooked claws he clasped We fence,
Close by ye hen roost; gazing thence
He spies mice what's got no sense.
1e mice beneath can't well see him;
He watches from his lofty limb,
Then jumpeth down and grabbeth him.
PS.-The difference, though only faint
'Twixt that and this now will paint
His eagles wild, my eagle amt.
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