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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
New York OF l6


The steamer Kangaroo from Liverpool
1st and the Ocean Queen from Aspln
wall, tave arrived
Tae L'ndon Times editoriallg says OF
American eor espondeuce continue to con-
s,rue the cufren; of affairs a. favorable to
.Lhcuin's Reelection and damaging 70
Mcclellan. IL says the cap ure OF A..
iauta makes Lincoin's 5 election possihi.
while 'Sherldan's victory has rendered i,
almost certain
In regard to the alleged naval opera
lions on Lake Erie the lines saws unv.
thing thar should occur to pfuloDs this
COT hict IS 10 he deplored, for there arc
signs Of It's extending to regioos it could
hardly have been expected to reaeh. The
Lakes are under the joint jurisdiction Of
the two governments. and that 10 not ia
bic TO the doubts and Limitations which
apply to the authority of any one nation
ou oceans open to all the world. We
must keep the war away from the shor.,
OF Canada as vieilantly as we do from
those of Great Britain.
The Daily News regards the victory O
Sheridan over Early as one Of the mos
Important contests of the var, and VAIN
y eulos'zes the generslship Of Sheridan
Il thinks matters look serious for ,h,
Confederacy in Virgins, as the Federal
are now able TO concentrate.
The papers CONTAIN graphic details o
the crest gunppwder explosion At ih,
magazine OF Tball & Sou, near E i.h
Ten persons we're killed and as man
wounded. The destruction of proper
was very great. The Than. 9 River Gu,
bankment between Erith aud Woolwic
was seriously damaged, but extrsordi.ar
'sxs'sions Dy The troops u Wvolvish pr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
Letter Eom A. II. Stephens.


A letter purporting to b. written by A..
H. ephens, Of Georgla, tie rebel Vice
President, n reply to letter firm sss.
e'abie Of his ieiios-citlzens, is publish
ed.
lie says 70 person more ardently de-
sires an end to war than he does. bu. i; J.
not IN his power, nor theirs, to bring that
ahou'. lie said the Recognition OF the
s'vereignty OF the States is the only So
luton of the trouble. The idea oil main.
tanning the old Union, or any Uaion by
torce Is preposterous The subiugatioD
OF The South by the North would involve
the destruction Of The Constitution. and
the overthrow Of their Liberties, as well
- ours. Aay peace crossing out OF
Union OF States established oy force will
be as ruinous to taem as 10 Us.
TIE action Of the Chicago Convention.
SO far as lis platform Of principles eoe.,
presents ray of light. which, under
Providence may prove the dawn Of ds,
to this long aod ehrerless night. To a
Contention of the States, to adjust our
difficulties, have no objection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
NV York. Oct. l5-

The Times 9th corps correspoaden a.
Weldon Railroad. l3th. saws the recent
Enlargement resulted IN nothing more hau
he holding OF our PICKET line. which was
seriously threatened The friug was
sharp and severe, while the artillery 6rd
bec.me al times very heavy. Very few
ca.utItIes occurred.
Litge numbers OF convalescent recruits
are constantly arriving, aud they appear
u be hardy and intelligent class q
men.
The Tines Washiorton special Gays.
suo' z these promint n y named for the
successor . Cnlet Jn-ticeshp, arc Tx
Secretary Ch3se, S-eret4ty Stan on, Jads,
Advoca'e Cen II Il, aud S,iicl,ar Nh,-
Meg. | Is hn'dy probable. however
that any stlec'ion has yet been made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
Railroad Train Captured by n1osbv's
GuerfiiIas.

New York, Oct. Is.
The Herald's correspondent Al Martins
burg, dating l4th. says Mosby made a
must auiaclons aud successful tack upon
the westward bound express train about
ten ules east Of this place, at place
known as QaIncy siding. The engine
WAS throTE ffosn the track and two paw.
masters captured. Oher officers were
captured, with over 100000 10 Govern.
ment funds
The passengers were robbed Of their
money an vauibles aud the cars set on
IRE, burning all the property and two per-
-ons, whuss names could no. be ascer-
laihed.
The engineer and fireman wee badly
scaided, aud th,ir recovery is very doubt.
iul.
The two bodies burned may have been
cHrpses IN boxes on their way home
Tney were buried on the spot. One was
msle, he other female, but they were
not identttied
The engineer, fireman and through
baggage man were All injured. Some II
The IadieS lost all their baggage, aud Paul
Cillt I'd Mosby, who vas present himself.
fold them IN polite tone it should te
restored to them. He, however, rode of
aDd forgot it.
Tue ileisld's 9Th corps CORES pondent
says the total loss in that cops in the
Poplar Grove Ii ht was 2,03l, OF whom
l,52i were missing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
Gold Market.
New YORK, Oct. Is.

The gold market shows continuance
of the Wig lrous bull movement. R,uors
are freely circulated to support the mar
kei. A prominent short operator failed
this morniug, making the third failure in
Two days among gold dealers
Prlce opened tbs morning at 2lS and
utsrquenlly advanced to go, closing a,
2i5l.
he Commercials Washington special
says cahdidales ior Chief Justiceshio mul.
tiply, but Secretary St,nton is nov said
to be the pirly most likely to receive the
appointment
VIM Everett, of New York. is named
to day in high circles as p.omising can.
cidste.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifsx, Oct. Is.
The steamship Hecla. fron L verpool
Al. aud Qaeenstouu 6th, arrived yester.
dsy morning. Commercial news ap,ici-
pated.
Mace's representative in London has
announced that the prize 6.h, is of TOR
the present. C5burn wa, on The aeld and
was greeted with tremendous cheers ty
the Immense crowd. Mace failed TO mike
bis appsarsnce. It is expected C,burn
will claim The stakes.
Another report say. the matter stands
over for adjudication by the stakeholder RS
on the 7th
The Iiues says the capture Of atlanta,
and the victory OF Sheridan IN the vslies.
render the te-eleclion oil Lincola as almost
certain.
The 6nsncial pressure is believed to be
over. Gold continues 10 f3v into The
Baak oil Epglrd
Cousol. sta sSt for money.
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Treason able ocisties.


Ibe Judge Advocate General Holt's re.
port upon the testimony gathered by
hIm concerning The treasonable secret SO.
ciet'es formed IN loja Safes as sdjuucls
to The rebellion Is published 10 tue Even
ing Post to day
a ccording to this report this treason
able erdsr has various Iities, such as Ma
,uii Protection S,clety, Circle of Honor,
knights OF the Mighty II ST, Knights oi
the Golden Cirele, Corps DEB Ig,lque
Sou hern League, Order OF American
ka'shts, Order OF the Sons of Liberty.
kn'Gh;s OF the Soos Ct Liberty, Peace
Organizations. dc.
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Important Reconn sissauce.

NE" OK, Oct. 10.
The Herai1's correspondence IRON The
armies before Richmond says, an inpor-
'ant reconnaissance las, Thursday by two
div sions Of The 10Th Corps, under Terry.
wept 70 right ot the right Wing. After
advancing some distance they came on
and drive the rebel pic kets and continued
On to the Central or DarbYtown tosd
running up u Richmond They had not
gone far before they were met by oppq.
sing.ski mshers, ap1 pressing OF our men
found 4n-elvcs in front of new snd
fnr,nidable line Of works, strongly Sarri-
toned by Hooks aud Fields DIVISIONS
Fhis was an Important discovery. These
WORKS had been built since the battle OF
the 10Th ult and were designed TO supply
the place Of those taken from the rebels
then.
The enemy opened on our men aud a
severe fight ensaed. Gen. Terry made
an assault on the toriificaliens, but deem
ing it impraciicable to take them with
tie force at his disposal, having satisfac-
rilly accomplished his design lie returned
to camp
As soon as his troops commenced to
withdraw the rebels sailed out and al, ack :
ed, bur they we're severely rcpalsed, their
d. al and wounded lhickly strewing the
ground After that our force was allow
ed to return unmoI. s,ed. Our loss in
killed. wounded and missing was aboul
400.
The enemy suffered 10 an eluai ext
A portion of the Army of the Potdm ac
is SO near the south side railroad they
oanhear trains this a. m.
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MONDAY. OCTOBERl7, 1864
vented the inundaiions which

vented the inunda,ions wh4oh 80,
threatened .# '
On the 81 the money m.rke. nauife. |,
ed decided Improvement. Gold contain
cd TO how largely into the Bank of Eny.
'and, inducing Abe belief that the finauc,sl
pressure was over The demand at the
banks was Of the full average character
In the Stock exchange short loans ue,e
offered at 5(G7 per cent. NearIk all clas
. OF secur,ti.s advanced. The C,nf-a.
crate Loan advanced Id and isp now nuo-
ID 66. Additional failure. io9loss w
l. Brown d. Co. brokers of Uiyerpool
With estiSated liabilities Of half miller,
sterling. jules Mendell 4 Co., IVES, In
d'a merchant of L,udon. The Iiabi,; /, !.
OF Walker, @ lcswofth & G., af Liver-
pool are stated at from $1,000 10 COO
900 10. ~
lraLr Leading Islan Journal, en-
dorse the new ministry and sopl.uJ ia
irankness.
Another political meeting was held A.
Milan on The 2d. A resolution w.spss.s
expressing The conviction that The France
itai'an convention WIS s.gn OF grea:
peogress amp Of the resu, oection Of It.lv
A sligh' popular enonstration had
taken piece against The French trooo. n
Rome Seditious eriss were raised tnt
order wss qaiedIy restored and he lea3er
was arrested.
The Turin official Gszstte publishes the
programme of the ministry
Tire Cabinet accepts the convention 70
Gently stipulated with France for the eva
edaiion OF The pontigieisl treasury b, The
French q also the transfer Of the c1ni,sl
T. T. another locality, sui c5mpe1sali n to
Turin.
II wss asserted at Paris the ratification
hat been delayed ani would ooly take
place after The transfer OF the capital ofl
Italy to Florence.
M. Dfoyn De Hays in dispatch ex
plains Ike reasons wly Crance desires the
evacuation Of Rome.
a portion OF large powder mill in the
suburbs Of ST. Petersburg exploded. kill.
lug D, wnnndiug more than so peobl. and
destroying large amount Of property.
The exvecied battle between Smal and
Coourn d d not come of. Ii was hceor-
ding to c .burn's nomination on fndss
10 tske place between GolJsgrass station
snd Gospel, but the representatives oi the
men disagreed yesterday abou. the elec
ton OF referee and those acting for small
sisted they would return to England that
evening. Coburn's .geot declared that
his nan was anyions for fght and would
appear al the proper place, at the ring
Mace and representatives arrived id Lgp-
don Yesterday morning from Dublin aud
cprrooerste the report that the in,ended
light is entirely IF for the present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
FROM REV ORLEANS.

New York, Oet. is.
The steamers Y-zoo and Creole have
arrived from Neg Orlesus. The latter
brings adviees # the Oil. The ren,rt.
of Gen. Asbaihs expedition u Msrietts
Fla, are confirmed Oar loss IN Killed
AID wounded was Twenty-Five The Gen.
bad hi left eh.e ek booze broken and left
arm fractured in two places. The cxoe
dhion sem b. Gen Dana ir1a 10 ser. of
co'4red casalry and infntry, rea.6ei
Fayetteville on the q. espiurin. Go
cattle, large lumber u horses aad mules.
and several prisoners.
Another expedition sent by Gen. Dana
attacked the rebels at Woodville on the
9th, capturing three guns, two officers and
hfty.four men. aud killed ffty. Our los.
was none
A cavalry expedition under Gen. Lee.
tspnrci Ctiat a, La. On tie 9Th. with
thirty prisoners, Including Lies,. Csl,nel
Pinckrey, rebel Provost N4rsaat General
q the district, aud considerable stores and
smmuriiion.
At last account. Lee was ten n,iles east
OF Clint0o, moving on.
"Reminiscences sent ont from Mr..
lanz', under Col. Cappy, 81 Wl.con,ia.
~ith 3 regiments of inf.a'ry and one Of
cavalry, returned previous to the q h.
Alter severe skirmish with 1000
rebel cavalry, cur loss was two Killed aud
three or four woundei Elem,'s loss
supposed 10 hsv- been considerable
A force under Col. Rec, 10Th Iva.
occupy sinmesport 4r4 Morrans F.rry
on the Atcksfatya. The rebels have b.en
driven beyond Yellow Bayou:
Adsices from Ma;smoras gire a rumor
Of The capture ofths stesmer lie D Wis.
bound fton Baglai 10 New Orlsans. by
party who had taken passage "a her,
and run into Galveston
A gentleman fr1m Bi-Iad. 2l,t uf,.,
81 New Orleans. reports tn 500 French
marines yet there aud en,renched.
six ships Of var lay Il the b,r.
Al expedltion up the river went with
10 20 miles of N ts4m ,ras. bat returned
ou account of the lowness Of The water
AMI were no, driven b1ck ty C3r,inas.
Ihe series OF operations undertaken by
General Dana, commanding this district.
hare constituted one almost continuous
SC Ut from Tar up the Yszoo on the north
to Bayou Sirs on the south.
The { uts of these raids are a large
number of cattle, $40 horses and mule.
and vsri u salutsle supplies, luclu
hi'y o. sixty bs'es OF co ton and great
number OF cpiored recruits.
Lieu. Earl, Of special scouts, arr we'd
last night from the vicinity of ST. Joseph
on u vest SIDE Of The river, having cap
tured one M j =, two CAPTAINS aud sew
ersi mail tots continuing important efFici4l
privsse istters in transit firm ths Tians
Mississippi Department To rebel head
qlarttr-, ais, thlrteen battle ,cs cap
nred from us in various engagements
on The west side az the river.
Col. Osrrsnd's command embarked here
again to-day.
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San tanclsco. Oct. Ia

S@H = ahti1tO3 wv 1T.
Heavy shecks Of earthquake we're fell
~ the lower part oil the bta;e last night.
and another this morning, frightening The
people out OF their houses, but duing no
damage.
Advlces from China TO August 25th
confirm the rews of the capture of Nankin
by The Imperallsts
japanese sdvIces of September 25th
say that nsval xpedition had sailed tu
chastise Prince Dechiezen, who .t,Ii closes
the inland sea and interrupts the com.
nerce OF Naggasski The expedition
consisted o nins British. one American
aud three french vesseis. This move.
ment will not be war, but is simply te
chastise an Independent prince.
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New York. Oct. Is

The Herald names The following sspi
rants Tor successer>hip 10 Judge fancy i:
Nan gom~ry Biair. Judges Allen and
Howe, aud Ira Harris and Mr.. Fesseu
des.
The Herald's ioth corps cores pondent
says the rebels are buy thro sing up a
new line OF works across the Cents al road
this sioe OF their main line
Tue statements OF Richmond papers
that cur Infantry were driven in tie last
tight are fal,-. Our infantry were not
driven single inch, nor dil they csp,afe
single infantry soldier
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From the p Pstomac Army.
N ashin.,t..n o. IL

Washington, Oct Is.
Accounts rom ,Ar Army If lhe P,to
mae continue 20 represent All Is quiet alon :
the nnes, With the exception Of occasional
picket titiug
Secretary FesSenden ana other promi-
nent persons have left Wasblngton Tor ,h e
Army OF the Pvtoilac.
The remains Of Chief Justice Tapey
were accompanied 10 the railroad train /,
day by President Lincoln and several
members OF he cabinet The body will
be conveyed to Frederick, hd, for inter
meut.
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c'iPt,on thai could be ssizsd ip .Risbs
r. '@ni fi4 o-.. gI.tssi
Inc prisons even we're eMptjed 10 ;de
'end the city. Lee is kept con,tas,ly on,
me move. FIRST north sod .theo south ai
ahe James and Petersburg. and the straio
on ~ MS physical endurance is very great.
lie rebel works in front of Fort Har-
rison are 30 constructed az to eem,le,sI,
eoisde each her.
Directly in front Of them ia a swamn
Ire taking OF these works appears to be
'he next movement by this army, bu, i,
Till be hard j,b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, Oct. Is.
Major General Scho6eld arrived he.e
to day, aud assumed general direction ol
affairs
The enemy are reported in force a,
Dalton.
Colonel johnson, i4ih N Y, (co,ored) J
was msking determined defense.
Chattanooga is strongly fortified and
amply supplied with troops to make pro
trac ed aud successful defense.
Sherman is close on II Jod's rear, and
undoubtedly will make it hornets nest
before them.
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w asbington, Oct. 15.

The Secretary of War has gone to Civ
FONT. taking with him the Quartermss
ter, the Comuissary General and the Sp-.
geon denera', to confer with Gen. Gran,
upon the war estimates for The ensuing
year.
II is believed that by the transfer O.
he seat OF war to the cotton States con
siderable reduction of expenditures vii
he made, ssps ,islly in the forage aud sub
nsenss depsrlnea.s.
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Buffers sRetaliation-ThsR Richmoaa Ex-
amirer Afraii of Grant Shsridaa,s
Destruction of Rebel Property.
New fprk Uei l5

New York, DC Is.
Gen. Butler being convinced that our
negro soldiers are pat al work in rebel
sutreuehme MS has notified the rebel au
thor!tcs that he hes also put rebel Off
GERS and soldiers at work on Dach Gap
Canal. He has also proposed an exchan se
OF all Nahant prisoners aad traasmltted
sa'emen's of our officers that colored
troops had been murdered after their cap
tnre b. rebel regiments in front Of the
army Of the James
Rebel neaspape OF the l2th contain
the following:
The Examiner says though Grant is
quiet. he Is not idle, being busy night
and day rendering hi. position iupre. .na-
bic. ii next puiot Of attsck will be
Boyoton Roai. over which the r bels
wsg"n their supplies, near position held
oy our troops. ou the Weldon R.ilroad.
The Rchu,tnd Dispatch says Sherman
ess IN Nashville when Honi made his
tr'ilisn fnk movement, and that be Is
CT Il irum hi, army.
JEFF Davis 10 bis speech before Hoods
army loii Chearham aud Ls disislon L.
DC OF good cheer, that in lisle Will
cir faces would be turaed hos.ewArd
aud 'he!r feet iTess Tennessee s,,il.
Sheridan destruction OF property in
the Shenapd 1ah valley causes gseat bowl
ing and they promise themselves abumd
aht fetailst'on when they advsDe- asaic
beyond the Potomac They claim to have
captured at least u,illion ef dollars worth
ot QusrtetmaSters stores in the recent
RAIDS 10 Western Virginia.
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Sunday Night Report.
Exte nsive Fire.
Ottawa, H.. Oct.

Ottawa. H., Oct Is
y very destructive FIRE occurred here
last night, completely de.troylng he City
building aud four other building, oeca.
pied as stores The stores burned were
/ e. PeeSscott's hst store; + L Fisk's
clothing store S H Huntsberger's agri
cultural store aud NJ Meyers tobacco
store. The City B1nk saved all their
money and v.lu4blcs, and viii oren for
business IN another tuIlng 10 martow.
having suffered 30 loss. Ire other psr
ties saved the greater par, OF their goods
The buliings were all vel covered b,
insurance. The United States Express
office AMI other halldines adj lining were
saved only by the mosr persistent efforts
Of the IRE department aud ciuzens.
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IL. Oct. Ia

A'o ~ 'itS. Oct. u.
TIE gnerrillas Thursday burned the
jail 10 lfsine, Estella county, re iess I'd "A
prisoners AMI p.underel the Town III Il.
TN the evening o. the s2i the eirilIss
piundeFed the stores ol Brandeuburd
Lat night ID guerriil4s fired od the
Birds,own trsin - miles from the June.
ton. The guard returned the 6rJ and
t aud their leader killed The RI b.ls
were Commanded By Maj Cooke. A bat
t4ilipa OF the 81 H. s. cavalry (co, bred
csp'nrsh The r~oei's artillery, telsl raph
instrument. and many inpartant dls p lch
es. Aso captured large arn.unk of
C0nmissaries aud Qlartermasters' al bFes.
several hundred head OF cattle, horses aud
mai
Col. hert captured considerable sto k
y bile aarching from Tunice TO Adj ms
lilll, which has ben bought here.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
: Washington, oct. Is.

0ufuReohj Oct 70.
Information has reached here fh.t %.
terday afternoon abou. one huodred .ol
Whites guerrillas crossed 1t ford of the
Potomac river, six miles above Edward
Ferry, and advanced to Poolsville. Md.
where they drove out the citizens and
committed much damage.
There are additional reports, but which
are not authenticated. that earlier in the
aay other guerrilla bands crossed near
the Monocacy and moved down the R,sk
vile road.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Oct. Is
Price leh Bonneville night before last
msrching towards L xington.
Oar cavalry advance under General
oauburn. is said to have been repulsed 4,
pissah, Cooper conniv, Wednesday. but
= since reported at .5edslia and Pacific
Point.
Grest excitement exists in Kansas
loe k,nsas militia have been called GU,
- rePel invasion.
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From Chiricston.

. Nes York. Oct Is.
The FL on from Port RyJ l3,h
arrived l,st night.
caFt. Cox, % b Pa. who escaped from
Charleston ptison, SAYS 20 deaths fir NJ
yellow lever daily occurred iu Charleston
Inc O"o1 prisoners are all sent CUT q
the c'iy. About s 90 rebel troops a,e
IN aud about the CITY.
A large side-wheel blockade runner
sas sunk by our feet Ia Charleston bar.
Dor.
Another steamer trying to run out was
driven back.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FROM VIRGINIA.
Reeennoissapce.

New York, Oct Is.
The Herald's correspondent with Gen
Gregg's cavalry says reconnaissance was
made by McCabe with ESQ men of the
18Th Penns,lvania on the night of the
l,h to ascertain the strength of the enc.
my IN the vicinity of Stony Geek. He
stated on the south side If the rails oad
the, passed the rcbci pickel line, csptur.
ing thirteen prisoners, several mules aud
horses, and burned two rebel wagons and
returned without the loss of a man. The
'ebel force at Stony Geek was found to
be ] 900 infantry and cavalry. under com
lnaDd OF Wade Hampton
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Fort Monroe. Oct, I6

Gen. Butler sent out Reconnaissance
on the north side the james River YES.
,eidsy. They advanced ?! niles towards
hiehmond and returned without I.ss
Trey met small squads Of bels aud only
some slight diminishing took pl.c..
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nA-A Richmond paper estimates the
number of wid5ws aud orphans made by
the war IN Nirglnil At sixty Thousand,
who viii mostly Dc dependent upon public
charity for their support.
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Na,eI,ez. Oct. 8.

Particulars of Col. Os'rand's +xnedi-
tiou are received He debsrked fro a
transports on Tuuies Bend. aud with the
5sh cavalry on the morning Of the 6.h
suIr'unded force of rebels at Woodv,lle.
killed i5, including one NJ jr; also cap-
ured three pieces OF artillery, two off;cer.
and 81 men. Our loss 4 horses.
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EF- A brave young officer with General
Sheridan, writing itom Winchester, re-
pors taat Que OF our Generals, when h.
saw the rebel hne bre aud ran al Fish.
er's uili.. exclaimed, There goes another
plank out OF The Cnicago PLATFORM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
w ashington, Oct. Is.

The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day
opened the new loan. and accepted ali
bids above 81 10 per cent, and about GO
per cent. OF The alaonot bid at that figure.
10 make up the $40 100000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
FROM VIRGINIA.
New York. Oct. lk

NeW 10Fk, Oct. TO.
The Herald's correspondent with the
18Th cvrps TN The l4th says the reb
force 10 our front is being rapidly re
placed b. Lcy's veterans 1t Was st 6rs
conPossd sa.ire!y Of material Of Ill i<s