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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Regulations for tho Election in the
Army,
"a

The following General Order has jus,
been Issued from The Adjutant Generals
Office:
''ln order to secure fair distribution
OF tickets among the so.iiets in the held,
who by the lass Of their respective states
are entitled to vote a. the approaching
eleqticn, the following rules aud rcgula
tions are prescribed.
lst. Ooe agent for each Army Corps
may be designated by The state executive
or by the state committee Of each polite
al party, who on presenting his certificate
from the state executive or the charm an
Of said committee, will receive from
THIS department pass 10 the headquar-
ters OF the corps for which he is deslt ina
ted with tickets of proxies when required
By state laws. which may be placed b,
bin in the han Is of such person or per-
sons as he may select for dlstribatlou
among officers and soldiers.
81. Civilian inspectors of each poitjc.
al party, not 10 exceed Que for each brig.
ade, may 10 Ike manner te designated
who snall receive passes on application to
the Adjutant General to be present or
the day of election to see the election i
fairly conducted.
81. No political speeches, harranpue,
or csnvassiog among the troops will BE-
permitted.
4th. Commanding ofii GERS are cnjoinee
to take such measures as may be esentia
to secure freedom aud fairness in thei
divisions, and that they be conducted
with due regard TO good order and mili,s
ry discipline.
oh. Any officer or private who sbal
wiifaiiy destroy tickets or prevent thei
proper distribution auong the legal va
ters, or interfere with the freedom of IN,
election. or make any false or frauduleo
return, will be deemed guilty of an o,
fense against good order and military dis
ciplipe aud be punished by summary dis
missAl or by court martial,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
FROM SHERIDAN.
New Y York. Oct 4

New York, Oct 4.
A Shenandoah VALLEY correspondent
says so hot bad been the pursui, that VI
captured beef which had been killed foy
the use Of the rebel army, but which they
left skinned and smoking upon the ground
and had not time to issue it TO the troops
During the night Of The 24th they left the
Shenandoah Valley and returned to Lursy
Valley by the Hazleton road.
Our army continued ils march and ar
rived at Har'isopburg at 4 D. m, their
rations having been consumed the dsy be-
FORE
There were 800 rebel wounded in hos.
p''al tents who were captured.
In one week Sheridsn's army fought
two battles and gained two signal VIC
tories, and pressed the demoralised and
broken columns Of Early 50 miles. The
history OF this eventful war may BE- search.
ed in vain for more persistent, successful
lighting during an equal space of time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Rebels Tear up tire II. & ST. 10. 4. II.
aud a3b a Train.
Pslmyra, No, Oct. 5.

Palmyra, No, Oct. 5.
The following has just been received
from Palmyra:
The rebels, about so in number, sup
posed to be commanded BIZ Hughes, tore
up the IL. Il St. 10. r. r four miles
east Of Hunnewell this morning, and
threw the Passenger train bound west of
the track.
A passenger train bound east and an
extra freight train csus to the wreck,
The train bound west procured some
freight cars, aud took two cars Of the
train bound east, and transferred the pas.
sengers on west. After the east bound
train reached tbs wreck, eight men, con
cealed 10 the bushes, came cut aud de-
minded The surrender of the train, which
was done. They reported that eighty
more would be at. hand if it was neoes-
sary.
The train hands we're unarmed. The
rebels then robbed the nail. Express aud
passengers. /! is said some three or four
hundred thousand dollapewere taken.
They then burned the Messenger train
which was off the track, and then Sc, Gre
to the fr' light train and started il back
west il run a short distance before i,
was stopped, and the rebels then went
west saying they were going to clean out
Hunne"el. No one wasehuf', and pc
soldi ers were on the ,rain. Seven freight
cars we're burned, but the engines were
saved.
The passenger train hound cast has jus
arrived at Palmyra at 1880 o'clock thi
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Van Buren County Il Teachers' InstI-
tute.


At the closing session Of the Van Bu-
rem Couniy Ts.chers' Institute it was
ordered thal copy Of the resolutions
aiopted by that body be furnished the
Daily Gate City for publication.
Resolved ist, That We consider tthe
duty of Teachers 10 lesch patriotism both
bs precept and example. snl that the
Clunty Superintendent should grant
certificate 70 no one whose loyalty is sus-
picious on the ground that disloysl per-
son cannot properly be said to possess a
good moral character.
Resolved 81, Tha. we tender our heart
felt sympathy to our fellow Teachers, who
are serving Their country in camp snd
field. that We deeply mourn for those Of
our number who have already fallen, and
neutrality-suspicious. with their friends,
that we pledge ourselves to do what lies
in our power for the common cause.
trusting in God who is 10 respecier of
persons that right and justice will soon
prevail.
Resolved 81, That more interest and
energy should be manifested by the
Teachers in attendance at the Institute !;
that all who engage in the work of teach.
ing should cultivate that spirit of indus
try and perseverance, which they would
like to see manifested 10 their pupils. and
that we consider it OF the utmost iupor-
tanee that Teachers should not neglect
he moral trainin. of those committed to
| their care.
Resolved 4th, That our influence as
Teachers should be upon the side Of the
bible and religion; that while We would
avoid sectarianism we should impress up
on the minds of or pupils The fear OF
the Lord ia the beginning of wisdom"
Resolved 5th, That il IS the duty oI
all Teachers 10 attend the annual meet
ing Of the Institute, and aoy Teacher re-
iusiug to attend its meetings ought not
to receive certificate of qualification.
Resolved 9th, That If We would have
good schools, the County Superintendent
should raise the standard of justification
for teaching, at least twenty per cent ,
and that the different Boards OF Directors
should pay higher compensation.
Resolved 7th, That We tender our
thanks to the managers OF the d. V. X.
R. for their kindness in carrying Teachers
to and from Pennington at half fare; TO
| the officers of the NJ E. Church for tn,
use of their church ediice to the c,i-
xens Of Pennington for their hospitality
to Miss Sarah l.. Adams for the use o
her Nslodson; /; 70 shoas vhs have kindly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
AFFArRs IN MISSOURI.

The Republican Of Monday says in re-
ference TO the rebels 10 Missouri
The rebel forces consist of the division,
of Shelby, Marmaduke and Fagin, all un.
der command OF General Sterling Price,
who was at the Knob in person, with his
staff.
Oar informant represents Prices army
as numbering between 2O,O0o and a5. 900
veterans, independent of recruits picked
up In Missouri. which the rebels claim to
be from 5000 to 10000.
Shelby's division alone numbers 10000
1t passed Pennington on Monday last and
was five hours in transit through the
town, marching four abreast Shelby and
Marmaduke's command did not = to the
Knob, bat passed to the west. Only a
portion of Fagin troops went to Pilot
Knob.
The rebels had all left Pilot Knob aud
vicinity except few stragglers.
The rebels claim that lnsay of the Mis-
souri, militia, enlisted f.r six months, have
joined their forces. They openly cay that
Jefferson City ia their dsstiuation. aud de-
clare that by the time they reach there
they will have an army Of from 10000 to
So, 900.
Though General Price says strict in
functions we're given to prevent the dcs-
tructisn of private property, a great deal
OF iawiesssness was INDUCED 10 by tie
rebels. The Pilot Knob I,on Company
suffered TO the extent Of between $500.
Ooo aud s3o0.o0o- One hundred head
of mules and horses were taken away, be-
tween GOO, 000 and 700. 600 bushels OF
coal were burnedf worth at least SO, 900,
and among other things the company's
store was robbed.
The rebels robbed ten stores at Pilot
Knob aud vicinity of contents valued at
s50, 600 or $50, 900. They ransac cked
private houses and pillaged them OF
blankets. comforts. DC.
The News OF Monday evening has the
follo~ing as the "ia,est"
The very latest authentic news at head
qnastsrs IN s.. Louis. placed Price. Shell
by and Marmsduke a, st. Clair yesterday
morning, at 10 o'clock, moving in the di.
rec.!oa vi Jefferson City S.. Clair is 10
Franklia county, aboui fitieen miles south
west from Frankiin. the latter being the
Jauctlan OF the main truak at d the South
west Branch Of the Pacific roal The
portion Of Pflc7's main forces. with scout
ing bodies operating along ths line Of the
faclfc rUsa, seem 10 indicate tina. his in
ten'ion IS really to go to the State Lspi-
tai if possible. Il Is not contrabsnd TO
say that be will mce, with warm recep
ton there. Our own opiniop is that
Price IS feeling Bis way very cautiously.
lie known he IS a3~ trelding a thorny
way, aud ouly "Fosls rush in where
angels fear 10 tread
Al is quiet in the Southwest, along
the line Of the Iron Mountain Railroad.-
TIE report OF the capture OF fity OF the
III. 5. IL. is incorrect-on the Contrary
We captured six rebels. An arrival from
Pilot Knob gives authentic information
that there are seven hundred wounded
rebels at that poins.
Ewing, it's thought, has reached Rolla,
bat By cutting his way through.
Sach is the sum Of all the reliable news
to be had up to the latest hou. to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Supplies for Prisoners Opinion Of R,o.k.
aae Runners
Nou YorL n.

The U. s. Saitsry Commission has
opsned communication with The officers
and soldiers in Charleston, Andersonvile
and other places South, through 1t. Col
Woodford, Agent Of Exchange. at
Charleston. And assuranc rs have been
received from Major Lay, Confederate
agent Of Exchange, tha. supplies of a
specified kind and packed under specified
directions, will be safely forwarded to
our men.
An Enelishman engaged in blockade
running who arrived here Yesterday from
Wilmington. via Nassau md Hshfsx
says those engaged in the blockade run
ming business believe there is time 10
make only one or two good specula-
,ions before the rebellion fs finally crush.
ed He does not think the business will
extend beyond the presen, winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
New York, Oct. s.

The Hersld's City Point cores spondent
says in the hlht for the south side rail
road, about 1900 prisoners fell into the
hands Of the rebels. belonging principally
10 the list New York, 2ist and 7th Il.
Island
The Times aud Worii's specials from
the scene Of action pa. the mum Der at on "
few hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Washinston. Oct. 4

The report that Admiral Fsrragu. ar
rived on the james River is not credited
ct the Navy Department, which has re-
csived information that Capt Gardner,
Just relieved Q. the command of the West
India Squadron. has reached Old Point.
1t is therefore probable the one has been
mistaken for the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
ErTbe Charleston Courier saws there

EE Tue Charleston Courier says there
is an intimate connection between the
rebels and copperheads. and that the vie.
tory Of the rebels ENSURES the success OF
McClelan--their failure insures his de-
feat We commend this to those War
Democrats who think that the harmless
hero of the Caiekahominy will be elected
By peace men, aud favor vigorous prose.
cutiOn Of the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

sg-" We regard Gen. Lee as an ar.
rant pipe layer for the Democratic Con-
venton at Chicago and Gen Early has
gone over TO stump The States of Mary
laud apd Pennsylvania for the peace par
ty.-Richmpnd Examiner, of July 3Jth.
lie dit stump them Gen Sheridan
entered The list against him and had a
couple of sharp controversies with him
in the Sheuandoaa valley. after which
Gen. Early CONCLUDED the emergencies of
the campaign required an early retreat on
Richmond, with the stump Of his army.
The stumping 10 Pennsylvania and Mary
land is indefinitely postponed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Eccapt urod
New York, Oct. 5.

Nt" IUfk, Uct D.
A correspondent ot the Herald from
CITY Point rays 1t is reported our c4yalry
r@teok COO OF the prisoners captured by
The rebels in the fighting near poplar
Trea Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Conveys for steamers--Trcops ops Moving
to the Front.

NtW TUX, OCT q.
The Aspinwnll steamers are hereafter
to be furnished with armed convoys.
The North Star, which sailed yester.
day. was accompanied ly the gunboat
Glasgow.
Within the rast week large numbers of
troops have left the city for the army
The 7th Vermont left today With $50
strong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

r. There are over quarter of mill
lion Of people 10 England bearing the
name Of Smith, and about forty Eve thou.
sand in Scotland. II you meet seventy
three persons iu England, or sixty -eigh.
in Scotland, you may expect to 6nd .
Smith anoas them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
stirripg News Expected from Sheridan.
New York, Oct, 5.

The Baltimore American of yesterday
says the reference made to future opera
tions by Gen. Sheridan is Of significant
importance.
Private reliable inform alton warrants
US in saying news of the creates. interest
may be looked for from Gen. Sheridan in
= few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

rsax The New York Worll heads an
editorial "MeClelan at Malvern.' The
soldiers and ell others who were on that
sanguinary field say Mac was not there,
but spent the day on board of gunboat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Rebel Battery Captured.
Fort Monroe. Oc,

A steamer from Point OF Rbcks reports
that ben. Terry assaulted and captured a
rebel battery on the New Market road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

1rGov. Stone was at Davenport on
tuesday. lie goes to FL political ap-
pointments in the northern part of the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Rebel Atrocities.

headquarters, Army ofthe Potomac, !
October 4.
The utmost quie: prevails in front ol
peterbufg since Sunday. In going over
the late battlefield wc found our dead
entirely stripped OF clothing. some hor.
ribiy mqtilsied. Some had bsen mur-
dered after being wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
DIED.,

WI. city, October ith, 1864 the residence II Mr.
ton. 4SI't wa u A+sf- ". Y. oAet-
"O'hef hop'@ defender q liberty has been sacrificed
70 'oe cause Of civilization and freedom He died ike
eFstan patrpi iiIs last ntaerance. er. for bis o
ny Looking Into the face Of fsther lie e,els,.d
Inc onion nrst be saved; tho rebellion psu.t =.
crushed ard With shot prayer for The success of opr
arms his pure Fdrt wen, home 70 The bosom of Con
o" glorious thu. to de aod bless the brave soldier.
" 1--WE l. PIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

@ Gen. Logan was 10 arrive in
Springfield, Illinois, upon Tassd.y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
New York. Oct. s

a London letter says gigantic petition
"a now receiving signatures to 90 10 the
president and people OF thf United States.
praying ior peace. Ii will probably have
a million signatures.
Two cargoes of railway iron were to be
sh'pped within the ner ten days. and
contracts are all compile ed Tor giving the
rebels complete supply Of iron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

EF The Cops iu the OH judicial dis.
triet have nominated J. D. Templin of
Iowa City for Judge snl J L. Shean Of
-Anamosa for District Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

4. AE UIUK = FAif.-By virtue uf
an order u the sudse ~ the CJuttY Court of e.
rolAty fves, the uEders 'n+i xii thc T-:h lsA ~
Ocioher. lSol at glesk r. lorethe frsut dotr u
the Coutt Hoase Ia the ely Asokuk f.l ssgs ~
Faiic ciln tha highest hdEer fOE tnsn thirteen
Certificates oi -t'ek aud Twelve >hes 81 stock aat ~
reseut ~ osrtncstes, - ts seokuk AMI fia iston
Terry ami mauAiAs;4 ing sutsptrs. sal Cestiarates
aud sharts btng os oae tbees7ltl Le3rs azG le
longing ~ tls bate SAAGtk 4. Irslnre.
ABfugR Ios'fEB
tS-ltd Ekeelta; of THAI sict ure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

Coburn Ready for Battle with Ndaee--A
Gigantic Petition for Peace.

The London Journal says Secretary
Stewards recent speech at Aubarn is re.
garded as expressing the abandonment of
the emancipation war policy by Mr.. Lin
coln's cabinet in order to secure the re-
election Of the President by seeming to
throw off the radical Republicans.
Coburn has finished bis training for the
fight with Mace. He is represented as
being. 10 splendid condition. Tenn King.
having seen Cobufn spar, refused to aid
Mace with goo pounds OF battle money
which be had promised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

IN HHDS. SUGAR-5o bbls. Refined
~ Sugar, Just in and Tor sale by
oct3d KELLOGG BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

E II any Of the parties concerned in
the murder of Woodruff and Bashore ge,
TO vote at the coming election they will
vote for the Copperhead candidate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

Ok Bulls. COAL OIL-In splendid
AsJ order. For sale hy KELLOGG BIRsE.
uct3-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

sO BAGS RIO COFFE-Just in and
CO Coz sails by kELLOai S BIRok
oct3-i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

SOLDIERS RELIEF Notice the appeal
TO the friends Of tie Nineteenth In an.
other colnmn.
Also the cali from the Christian Com
mission at S. Louis.
The call is for contributions and con
tinued labor, but the soldiers Offering to
bis country aud its cause is his life.-
Shall loyal men at hone hesitate to make
the less when "our boys in blue so
caeeriuiiy make the greater Offering?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

100 BBLS. CEMENT-Warra
4OO equal to any to be had For sale BY
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

rsz- Rebels in Richmond "can see it,"
The Richmond Dispatch of the esd saws
of Sheridans frst victory 4" This battle
will decide the election OF President
Lincoln o! which, indeed, there was no
doubt before That is the only reliable
rebel dispatch that has emanated from
Richmond for long time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

sca- The southern psrt Of Illinois. saws
the Quincy Wing. is beginning 10 feel the
effects Of Prices invasion of Missouri
Deserters arrested below St. Louis say
that it is Prices iftention to cross over in
to Illinois. Regiments for defense of the
border are beng raised. Cspian Hen,
der>on, With q hand of some twenty or
more guerTii'as from Missouri, is oper-
ating in JERSEY and Calhoun coup,ies.-
They murdered lTnion man near Ieraey.
giie, and se committed several rob.
berries. Tie pe plA Of thst section are
srmiag and preparing to clean out the
ca'-tbroats.
1t is said to be probable that the mill
tary authorities will take possession ofthe
railroads of the State for the Transports
| t,oa of troop.
4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

STRAYED or STOLEN-Abant.s .se
- IA q sepieahs- from iae sab4-rlb@- tfvr Is
Jeff-rsc1 township La coaate iora RAY MAJ
sr.4t tNsse ef tarfeFa henes hiEl. supposed ~ t.
eight or niae years old a ~hie st.- b hsr t.resf
lev grey hairs Ia both sides - her compiling black tail
ana tnanA rai:ae rtTcl ill be pail for he. return
u ne, % r intasmstia4i wAla sii lead her r. ery
DANIEL SLAgTEgf
oe's oiw Meptr8se. Eosa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

furnished US with vocal and instrumental
.ha a',o 70 the Rev. J. H. Aughsy, and
.ne hev. 4. Adams for their able leo.
lures, ana 70 Mr.. John Valentine for the
.ne ap'e manner in which he conducted
the exercises OF the Institute.
b J. Lone, Rec. Sec'y.
- Ii Little Mac is not elected Pres
sident, it will not be beeanse he ;sn,,
wen supported. All the people support
him--on Major Generals salary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

- Vote for Abraham Lincoln and
you vote Tor government preserved.
For the death OF the Southern Confed-
eracy.
For the end Of the rule of the Slave.
driver,
For steady support of the brave men
that compose our army and navy.
For civilization and justice and Free
dom.
For the fuccess of tie cause for which
the heroes who have fallen from the ranks
o. the Uni'n army during this war have
offered up iEeir ives.
Tor the preservation Of all that is dear
to the American citizen.
Vote the Copperhesd ticket and you
vote against them ali.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

EgThe Sens Of Liberty in Indiana
will vote for Mac and Pen
Ne u bers of the .. A. X. will vote for
them.
Cole County insurreotionista will sup
port hem.
The mob and draft riot element of New
York are furious for Little Mao and
Pendeton
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-28

bier an. 9erieIbe bra9te 100 N~ete[leaipleas
ten, 16 Guerila8 uno 3 ieceiiOnililde Burger,
Sic Sploaten puroen nabe 6ancper Sunction
oefangen 9enommen ; inter ibnen tuar 1 Oberit,
3 Gapitdne rtno 5 Q%ieutenants. Sie GuerillaS
purren gefangen, aIs ie einen unierer 3lge
nabe SreberidSburg an9riffen.
Giner Der 3 Burger bate persiftetes 8rop
all unlere @erpunoeten pertbeilt.
Man ipI entidIpien fem, fredericksburg gu
rdumen, ia bieler 8lab teinen 8ertb ntebr fir
uniere Sruppen bat. Die SplOaten batten be-
reit5 ibre Camps abgebrphen.
9ie 8~esierun9s9iAer lparen FOrt9ei6aft pOr'
ben at
Sine Gapallerte~ Nbtbeilung tpuroe nad' Del
WiloerneB geI6idt, I'M cine 9ln8abl 8erpunces
ter bort obSubplen. Spbalo ~bieielben herein
iinp, miro fredericksburg gerdumt werpen.
Ser o9trgp" fam beute Mprgen BON 9lquiu
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