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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
II. Monroe, Sept. 30.

-" ~seSiSSt 1SrA. oo-
Officers by the hospital steamer which
has arrived here give additional pnr,icu
lars regarding the action on the North
side Of James river, which has thus far
proven brilliant success.
The works captured by Us are very
strong sad fully equal TO any the enemy
have got around Richmond.
Blrney's corps gained an important po-
sition, seriously men cling Richmond.
All accounts agree laat the eolored
troops behaved admirably.
Gen. Ord's wound is slight.
Gen. Barnham was killed.
laformation from our army on the
North side Of James river represent ev.
erything as highly encouraging.
Oar forces are within four or FIVE mile.
of Richmond this morning, date not civ
en-, having driven tho enemy before them
in confusion. We had about SO wound
ed 10 the action Of Thursday, large por
ton Of them colored troops,
The following are not recommend ed
for promotion. and the President has ais,
approved the action Of the Board:
Captains A. X. Long and Francis B
Elliser, commanders; Samuel Lockwood
John CAlhoon, Benz. J. Tulier, John Z
Carter. Johu q. Giashen, Benz. NJ. d.
RE aud James +. Armstrong. Lieutcn
ants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

Esr Brother Mshiu, senior editor Of
the Muscatine Journal, committed matri.
mony lately. The happy couple made a
brief bridal tour East, aud upon Friday
returned to Muscs,ine, ready for the as
sumption of editorial and household du-
ties. His brother editor thus notices his
return:
CAR HoMs.-0ur partners returned
home yesterday, looking as fresh and
happy as trip to New York and the
larger cities at this season OF the year can
make pesple. travelling rather ss,ees
With John, Judging from his present ap-
pearanee. Mrs. John looks as blooming
as bride, and we therefore Judge tha,
the tour was agreeable to her branch OF
the 6rm. The bonds of wedlsck are rath-
er agreeable than otherwise. and we don I
blame our partners for entering into
them. As they are not easily forfeited
they are just as good az Government
bonds to have in a family. Long life,
happy and full of blessings say we, to the
returned Postmaster, Eiitor d Co."
So mote it be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

The CKsrRALIA MASSACRE Henry
l.. Morrill,, of Van Buren county. and who
belongs to the lst Iowa cavalry, writes to
the st. Louis Democrat in reference to
the affair at Centralia. His sccount is
substantially the same as that heretofore
published. He gives as auioug the slain
the following Iowa soldiers: Privates
Owen P. Yore. company A; Ed. Madu-
ra, company G; John Russell, company
c; Oscar B. Williams, company B; Geo.
W. Dilley, company b; Corporal Arnold,
company E Charles Carpenter, company
K all of the lst Iowa cavalry. Also.
private William Barnum, company F,
esd Iowa, on sixty days sick furlough
from New Orleans.
Morrill, says, in conclusion; "The
blood of our msngled comrades cries out
to US for vengeance, and we are sworn to
take it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
IMPORTANT POSITION
GAINED.
AeOry Reinforcement for
Grants .4s.nsy.
Full Account Of Sheridan's
Operations.
Another Account Of the Battle Of Fish
er's Hill.

0UotnoT account of the Hattie Of Fish
er's Hill.
New York, Oct. !.
The Herald's correspondent with Sheri.
dan gives the following account of the
Fishers Hill engagement:
At 4 O'Clock on the afternoon of the
2lst, the 10Th corps succeeded 10 driving
the rebels from line of rifie-pi,s on the
right Of the pike, between S,rausbarg and
Fishers Hill, and the corps was Sc, to
work Immediately to convert them Into
regular earthworks.
The 9th and 9Th corps hsd been gradu.
ally working around to the right, With q
view Of fanking the rebels.
Between 4 and O'clock D. IN. a rapid
advance of these two corps was ordered
They advanced SO far to the right as TO
be out ct range of the rebel batteries they
had fsnked. The enemy being upon his
right flank and rear the line was then
formed With Gen. Crooks commard up-
on the right, aud Getty's division of tile
9th corps in the centre. while the 81 di.
vision Of that corps formed the left, and
the west division was held in reserve. 10
this order they advanced upon the enc.
my's works, and after several brilliant
charges up the siisp side of bills and
through woods aud open fields, the reb-
els we're driven back into their intrench.
men,s, and in sight OF the furious fusil.
ade of the infsntry and the sho, and shell
OF the artillery, the position was carried
at the point ot the bayones.
When tho enemy discoyered that he
was faused aud he.es in his lair so furi.
ously be fed With the utmost precipita.
tion, leaving muskets, cannon, and all
manner of'mili.ary implements behind.
Tbe 9th corps captured two battle flag,
aud Crooks corps two more. Sixtees
pieces Of cannon we're captured and aboul
1900 prisoners.
The victory was complete and the en-.
envy put to greater rout, if possible, thar
he was IN the recent baltic at Wiuches
teT.
The 18th corps was stilI at work upo,
the line Of works captured from the enc
my
When Generals Wright and Crook Is
sailed the positions, this corps was i'm
medistely ordered up, and although th'
men threw down the pick and spade an
seized their muskets with all possibi
haste, yet they did not arrive in time I
take any very prominent part in the er
gsgenent.
| The casualties in the 10Th corps amour
to about City killed and wounded. The.
in the 9th will probably amount to lot
i Nearly all of the enemy's killed an
wounded fell into our hands.
| Early then retreated towards Mour
Jackson, to which place he was closel
pursued, and fought step by step, but 9
longth obliged TO evacuate that place j
the night.
In the morning our forces we're aft.
them again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
New York, Oct. l.

0tH ok, Oct- L.
Tho steamers BUrussia, for Hamburg,
and City of London. for Liverpool, sailed
to-day, taking nearly s50O,OO0 in spc-
Gle.
The Commercials Washington special
says Goyernme nj has Information lha. the
Invasion Of Missouri 10 substantial,
qaashed, and Sherman has reAiered his
communication with 40 appzehensions OF
q lack ofisupplies.
It is now positively stated that General
Sherman has corresponded With Govern
or Brown, Of Georgia. concerning peace,
and that the Governor approves Of Gen.
Sherman's course in the matter.
The Republican has official informa-
ton that Sheridan has scattered Early's
force to the mountains and DESTROYED the
immense supplies gathered for Lees ar.
my, and thst all is going right with
Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

70 Lsand-r Harbin- iiiiam Leighton Elizabeth Irht
on, j " HiAtt, Ernms Hiatt, Jo-~ph W st,mr~ea
Trustee. fsasr Wycoh Perrs u Foster t,.., knders,
f1nfas usrtne. Ssheneli Brother. Heyf she, man
ta- fefsr SHY kFr, Ha.kin-, ue-skilI Co Harkias
Haskell Co. iix, Hale Co. Hsstrsr aud y r. Ia
Iass Executors of estate OF Mas3y d.ctas4i VII
dam ThenF-on, frastss, VIA 4 II Rni,iick F.cktin
Lucas Guy Wes, II B Fest er Nllifsn Tl,,,a,.S.,,
Hatch Thompson Robert Hamiitt,n igToa -
Ceamssock Co, r Noaryart, iiaak OF the tllJ n,
nalnoo. Ambrose Dudley. Eliza aa.i.ck Exscater Of
the estate Of Jesse Ruddick, drcea-- Aii,ert Us
tsLiner Drury. and William raa Unite-i stat. af
Ancrics. JohnJ Roe, Elizabeth lfsrbine j " R.pki,
sanne weci Trustees ef whites Iowa Nsun~t l..
bar insti.ate, A wm Nhifeside, c l. HAItlaus j =
Eastman in M, walker & Co. Lee county ana st.ia af
Iowa, for the use % the Sehoci fund deie aesznts
Yen and each Of yeu notified that there is now on
Sic in tbs Clerks office Of the District Court OF LIE conn
ty, Iowa az keoknk. petition Of keubtn Haripe ae
gaDg that Pill Ia the owner of part of the
quarter of section Ss township 6 north of rAnrr e.
in Lee county, Iowa more particularly described in said
petition and alleging that there certain errors ana
mistakes in the description OF said premises contained in
certain deed Of the undivided half thereof executed by
YOU the said william Leiyhsn and Elizabeth Leighton
to Hiatt also in certain deed OF same ex ecut hy
you, the said Hfatt and Emma Hiatt % Lesparr
isrine- also IN mortgage the ecut- hr the
sasi Les nier Hartine Pn- aud In deere. Of s,iJ
Court furericng the same and in deed OF same hy The
6hern # nd county to PG aud alleging that YOU the
other Defendants above NAMED have claim
in or lien upon soae part OF said real estate subject
Plaintiffs title thereto and with notice thsreof. and
praying That the said Of scrcn corrected
and that all interest AMI lien OF and All Of you in ~
upon the said premises be extinguished and freele
and that the title of the be forever qnete in psn
tiff against all Of you and for general relief
And unless appear and thereto on or before
Of the second day Of the term OF said Court Il
February, D. 1865 default will be entered AGAINST yo,
and judgment rendered thereon
II. STRONG,
Revenue stamp % cts Atty. for Plaintiff
octS-si
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

staT Il must 10 q very pisasant and
genial task for our .Copperheai cotempo-
rsries to labor in lengthy leaders. as
many of them are doing, to prove that,
Notwithstanding our late successes. the
rebellion "still lives, and moves. and has
its being" and is likely to do so, despite
Union successes. Their articles, so far
es the animus Of treason aad the evident
disrelish of the victories of our armies
and desire TO underrate them and keep up
the spirit OF the rebels by showing how
strong the Southern Confederscy still is,
and the lily concealed hope of 6nal rebel
success, and everything but ability, (they
lack that, are concerned, would be prop
er matter for the Richmond aud Charles
ton papers. but they sound s,rapgel,
coming from professedly loyal men il
the loyal States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Washington, Oct. |

Lieut.. Commanding Giles. of the gun
boat Scotia, rep rts TO the Navy Depart
ment taat on the 9Th ul, in the Gulf ol
Mexico, he picked up So bales If cotton
and that the gunooas Arss'ook s's 70 picked
up S8 bales cotton.
The Presiden, has approved th } report.
Of The Naval Board convened under the
ac' OF april 2ist, 1861, Of the following
casss of promotion:
James F. Schenok, L. w. Me- de. anc
Fabius Stanley. to be Captains. md EQ
bert Thompson to be Commsndef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
FROM 0aANT's ARMY.
Decisive Battle 1xpsstsd.--Reinfor
msnts ATEiving.
New York. Oct


The Heralds Fort Monroe correspond
ent Of the 29th says rumora OF heav,
battle near Petersburg have been rife hcrt
for the past two days, and have caused
great excitement; but oil inquiries a. b
facts prove nothing more than the usual
amount Of picket 6nng has di.turbed the
quiet spell in the vicinity of the city
While, however. there has been no regu
lar pitched battle of late, still everything
IS preparing for most sauguinary con-
hict, and the Time is not far distant when
the grand and decisive movement will be
commenced. which must resul. in great
Union victory.
Heavy reinforcements for the front are
arriving daily aud either ascend the
james river in the vessels which bring
them or are re.shipped here on light
draught steamers.
This moraing the iron steamer Arago,
Captain Henry Godsen, arrived here "a
route for Hilton Head, and discharged Z
large number of recruits who were sent
forward to City Point.
The Heralds headquarters army of the
James correspondent, dating z9th, says
the army Of the James is 10 motion and
the fact i.self is not considered coutraband
by military authorities. 1t may be fur.
ther stated that its operations during the
next few days will be oia most impor,an,
character.
The men are really in the finest spirits
and equal to the strong undertaking.
Though the movemens has been organ.
lied and conducted thus far with the
greatest possible secrecy, still the mos.
gratifying confidence is felt aud uoiver.
sally expressed that . great effort Is to b.
made TO accomplish the long desired OBJ
jec,ive point Of the campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
7-3o Loan,
New York. Oct. /.

New York, Oct. l.
The subscriptions to the 7-3O loan for
the last two days amounted to about ST.
5000.
The suspension Of the firm Of Wright,
Maxwell l. Co., branch Of w. Maxwell 4
Co., Of Rio Janeiro, many years 10 the
coffee trade, announced to day. is ascribed
to the fall in the prices of merehaudise
and gold. Their liabilities are said to be
large and their lose on exchange opera.
tions very heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Battle OF CAapin's Farm.


Baltimore, Oct. /.
The following sdditional particulars Of
the battle OF Chapin's Farm have been
received:
Gen. Ord, OF the 18th corps, With two
small divisions, pushed towards Rich
nond on Thursday morning, fighting his
way aud driving the ensmy's front until
he had reached Chapin's Bluff.
Here were heavy works extending for
miles around, the rebel gunboats in the
rear, and below them the rebel garrisop,
though small. had been reinforced from
Richmond.
Tae division of Gen. Stanard took the
salient OF the main works, and, sweeping
around inside and in the rear of the enc
my's outer works, drove them out before
them.
While this was going 90 heavy rein
forcements came down from Richmond,
which vsre all driven cut. The division
which did this lost every brigade CON-
mander, killed or wounded.
Gen. B1rnham was killed.
This division behaved most saI,antly,
losing about Eve hundred in killed and
wounded.
lhe works taken were the strongest sc
far seen arosnd Richmond.
We have a strong hold near Richmond
and General Grant, is is belie4 ed, vii
keep it.
Heavy firing wss going on " hen oul
Informant left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

LAZARUS PewzLL ON McCLELLAH.-
GAS peace man. who has opposed this
war from the beginning, nevsri having
voted man or dollar to carry it on, 1
never will occupy the position pf one ap.
proving Of the war or Of the unjust acts
connected with it; but l believe that
Gen. AcCleliab. - the Domin4s Of this
Convention, should receive ~ sppport,
and he will have Tiny win, hearty
ssalous suppoIt."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S
By virtue Of special execution directed issuad
by the Clerk " the District Corrt Of said county, In favor
OF Edward johnson assignee Of Sophia Farrsr execu.
and heir st Law Of Margaret Fara decd and against
j. p. Hcrnish aud J. x. Hornish, land also decree
arinst Noah Bayey and cthsrs have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder tho front door Of the
Clerks Office OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa At
Keokuk in said county, the 9Th day November d.
1881, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and O'clock
P NJ commencing st O'Clock P. NJ said day the fol-
lowing property towit: The fractional southwest Sc
tion y, township 66 north range west, southeast
section q township es north, range southwest
section Ss township CO north range vest fraction
southwest section u township CT north range vest
norhwes section Is or 15 the may be on tht
original decree OF PARTITION township 6 north range
west, northwest section %, township 81 north. rane
west, northeast section I'd, township &, north
range west, all in Lee county, Iowa Also west x lot
block ss lots and block So southwestery X of lot
and 3, block S. lots s. To- IL and M blork n
lots and >, ecek 20, iets !, To- IL and I2 ulccl
g. all In the city Of keokuk Lee county Iowa .lso t
following lots in the town Of Nashville Lee county Iowa
No. I0o. Ill, 81, and l03
Taken levied upon and to be sold BY order Of cour
satisfy said writ OF execution
Printers Fec - 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
heckuk, Uct .. ~ Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Bsiah Ferrell:
Ytu hereby notified that there now on file In the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa. at r. Madison petition Of fsasc Ferrei your
husband claiming against divorce from the bonds
Of adultery
Unless yeu appear thereto and defend before oi
the second day Of the next term of said Court commen
cling on the first Monday In December 1864 deeree VII
| be rendered against you thereon by defhult.
RANKIN McCRARY
1avenue stamp 80 cn Atty's f0r PiaintiA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

T Gen. Hooker authorizes the editor
Of the Washington Republic to say that
any and all statements that be intends to
declare for Mcclellan ARE false He says
be Is for an uncompromisiug and vigorous
prosecution of the war against the armed
enemy Of the nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Washington. Oct. 1.

The War Department. has received dis
patch from Sheridan. detailing his sue
csssfui operations since the last report.
They are dated MariiDsburg, V a, 26th
and Goth ult
Secretary stanton says no report of the
operations 10 front of Richmond and Pc.
tersburg later than my telegram Of last
night has reached this De partmd ut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
New York. Oct.

The steamer George Cromwell, from
New Orleans, Gath. arrived to-day. No
thing new by her.
The steamer Virginia, from Liverpool,
arrived last night, bringing ell bales of
cotton. mostly Of Fast IudiA production
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

sa- Henry Winter Davis is on the
stump and pushing the canvass vigorously
on behalf Of Lincoln and johnson in Ma
ryland. Prospects are growing very fat
tering that the people of Maryland will
decide 10 favor Of the Union Presidential
Ticket, as we'll as foffreedom at the No.
vember election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
HENRY CLAY DEAN Co.'s FOR GENERAL

HENRY CLAY DEAN GOES FOR GENERAL
McCLELKAs. - The Iowa peace .sneaks
are out for Little Mcclellan aud things.
20 the Rev Henry Clay Dean saws:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. e2. 1854.
Hon. Levi Bishop:
My DEAR SIR: | see some offensive
epithets passing the rounds of ihe papers
against General Mcclellan, attributed to
myself in public speech in Chicago
As have made no public speech in Chi
esgo since The Convention, l will make a
long story short BY saying that myself
and all the peace men Of the State of Iowa
will support the Chicago ticket and plat
form.
am very truly yours,
HENRY CLAY DEAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
E The Hannibal Courier pointed
| am very truly yours,
HENRY CLAY DEAN.

E The Hannibal Courier poiutedy
says; " In our humble opinion We 8 hall
have no peace in Missouri until different
policy - luaasurssed-nos until sympa-
thizers are treated as rebels, aud MT pet
ted as the best Of friends Of tie Govern.
meut. sympAihizers must quit their
sympathies or quit the country. Until
then we shall have no peace"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

ear General McClelIan's party deplores
the extravsgant expenditures Of the Gov
ernment. Why don't he resign and save
to the people so much of the public
money!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
FROM SHERIDAN.

Washington, Oct. l.
The following aie tie dispatches re-
ceiyed from Gen. Sheridan, d failing his
successful operations since the last report,
aud are just received:
Harrisburg, Virginia.)
September 1880 p.n
Lieut.. Gen. GIANT:
In my las, dispatch / informed you
that ] had pressed EARLY 60 closely through
New Market, at the time sending cavalry
around bis flask, that he gave up the val.
ley and took TO the mountains, passing
through Browns Gap
kept mp the pursuit to Port Republic,
des,roying.75 wagons and four caissons.
l seut Torbett, who overlook me al
Harrisburg, to S,aunion with Wilson &
division of cavalry shd one brigade Of
Merriits.
Torbett entered Staunton on the q6th
and destroyed q large quantity Of rebel
government property, harness, saddles,
email arms, hard bread. -four repair
shops, &c.
He then proceeded to Waynesbro', de
stroying the iron bridge over the south
branch of the Shenandoah, seven mile,
of the track, the depot bulldog, Gov
eminent tannery, ! large amount Of -four
leather, stores, DO. At that place h,
found the tunnel defended BY infantr,
and retired by way Of Ssauutoa.
Il is-my suppression that most Of th
troops which Early had LEFT passed throusl
the gpountains to Charlottesville /, ska
Kssshaw's division cane 70 his aosist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
s@ General Sheridan. politician Of

s6r General Sheridan, politician Of the
lighting persuasion, has come out dis
unetly for "the immediate cessation Of
hostillties." Sheridan's Peace Platform
Is OF the sort the people stand Ont is
also OF the sort the rebels run from In
their haste to get away from it on Mon
day. flve thonsand Of McC Clellan q sSouth-
sra brethren" got hart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Fire.
Detroit. Oct.

bttTUIt, Octs I.
The extensive door aud sash factory.
of Morehouse, Mitchell 4 Co., was burned
last night. Loss. $4,000; insurance
small.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

n~"The peace journals are all wheel
ing into line. Utica Observer.
how about the war.journah, are they
being wheeled into line? = 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

Washington, Oct. l.
Ex-Gov. Dennison was to-day sworn
into office and entered upon his duties ~
p. j. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Gold,
New York, Oct.

New lork, Oct. /.
Gold is less excited than for the pas.
few days-opeued at i9a. advanced to
1876, and subsequently, declined to le9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

NJ The New York Freenan's Jour.
nal comes out this week for McCIelIan
Has it seen come of those "privste'' let.
ters from a citizen of Orange!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
VOL. IL.

~ The great and pressing want of
the Mcclellan Democracy is sweeping
defeat of the armies of the Union. Grant
won't accommodate them.