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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21
New York, Nov. Ia

New York, Nov. 10.
The Tribuss's army Of the james sps.
cial says:
Information from Richmond TO-DAY
renders II pretty certain that Lee Is de-.
taching part of bis troops for service else.
where
The rebel papers bstray evident trepi.
dation concerning Genenl Sherman Z
movements.
The defeat Of General Gillian At Bull's q
Gap, is announced in the Richmond Ea
puirer Of the 10Th, by an Official dispatch
from Lee. It says:
On the night Of the 18th Rreckinridpe
turned Bulls Gap, when the enemy q.
tempted TO retreat. At one o'clock on
the f4th he struck their column and rout.
Cd II. taking several hundred prlsosers,
ten stands Of colors and six pieces Of as.
tllIery, With caissons, and horses complete;
also, ambulances with medical supplies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

nat ee leessise ~ nie1olpphs 49, !
hsssy fstreat. His isssscf = rse.r3ed !.
valley.
The World's. Waahiagtea aorrsspoa1-
snt says: fsA 2 ~
The French minister had an interview
With 6essstssy 6swsrd il shish ~ r.
sewee the offer to place the services Of
nls uovsrnmeat ct the disposal Of the
the South. -"
II. seward told him hs would consult
me President, aad invited him to another
interview % The .msttse.
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4 New York. Nov. Jo.s
n Gold excited. The price ~ force,
up By the bulls to 9443, but il went dow
again 10 2l9.
4 The Conmersial's Washington dispatci
Gays Gen. Grant i expected in Washing
ton on Monday. having bsen sent for (
consult with the President. This fact
taken in connection With that Of the ~,
estimates beisg based on the lares force
sod actiya operations. indicates that the
Administrations i determined 70 make the
rebsls feel the fall weight Of tho sword.
The State Departments Is engaged in.
vestigating the Florida affair.
The Richmond Whig OF Wednesday
says IN immense feet Of transports has
arrived in Mobile Bay, indicating I move.
uent soon in that quarter.
The special committee OF rebel congress
have reported w. R. B. Cobb a disloysl.
and recommend his expulsion from the
House.
The Republican Of last evening says.
passengers from City Point report thst
active operations may be expected any
moment.
Gen. Burnside has taken commend Of
the 9th corps.
The Copmercial's Washington CORES.
pondent says Sherman has foiled the reb-
els, By making them believe he is going
to Mobile. There are indications that be
has gone to MilleO. At the junction Of the
railroad leading from Augusta and Macon,
towards Savannah.
The Posts Washington special says
the peace rumors have 10 better founda-
tion than the Presidents having compli-
mented Butler on his New York speech.
The stories of the sending of peace com-
missionen to Richmond are wishou.
A proclamation may, however, soon b
issued.
There is no truth in the report that
Secretary Fessenden has been selling gold |
to bring the premium down. To those
who are swsre of what 10 going on At the |
present moment 10 tho prosecution Of the |
war, 1t is not surprising that gold trsm.
bles- Instead Of the campsien being
ended, there has not been time for six |
months when the Coafederacy vas in 30 |
much danger from different points q |
now.
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LouissiIls. Nov. 10.

Intelligence deemed reliable, tho accu-
|facy of which cannot b doubted. SAYS
that very lasely the rebel General Breek,
inridgs, With 10000 men. attacked Geo.
Gillian, near Bulrs Gap. who lost 400
prisooers. 'Ths nnnber Of killed or
wounded is not given.
There are no fears of IN invasion Of
KENTUCKY ckynsconssqaent upon this reverse,
- tho military anthositiss are fully pre-
pared 70 meet any advance Of such af0fes
into this State.
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A private in ShssmAa's srmy, writing
to friend, says every maa had bees sup.
piled with two pairs u shoes. and the
preparations wers for . sixty days cam
psign. but mono OF the men knew Of its
defamation.
Extensive preparations are making TO
supply Grants army with . Thanksgiving
dinner.
The Governor OF New Hampshire has
authorized the furnishing Of his soldiers
with needful supplies, regardless of ex-
pense.
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New YORK. Nov 10

AcW ORB NOV. ~.
Gen. Core, the Union commander at
Rome, on the 10th destroyed sseh bridges
there as could be of use 10 the enemy, and
abandoned the place for the purpose Of
Withdrawing to some moro important
point.
The latest rebel accounts from General
Hood say be is in position to march either
into Middle Or West Tennessee. g be
may decide.
They admit the rumor OF the capturing
OF Decatur. Ala, BY their forces Vas : :
hoax--statiug thst the attack oa that
place 'was only russ to enable Hood 10
gekhis army tEains we'll past H. sos
The Herald's Hiltos Head covrsspo,-
dent says:
The rebel prisoners taken down from
Fort Monroe, By Col. Milford, w6tv frse
TO b trsasfssrsd to the aush horitio of s..
vannah, which voald bs sosoludsi :,
Thursday of this wseb, when Col. 1filsord
Vas 70 conlnsnos Ieseiviag released Uniou
priseoersin ~ shout tn thopeas1.
Il = understood aegssislless afs i
PFcgrs.s y exshaase hsgs asabes =
the MisG1nippt. 4 S..
Eight Union o0losrs arrived 4 Hiltoa
hAd @ MoudAI lssk, AayisR sscapei
ito3 ihs sebsls Tksy ooslfn ths vceol
lot the previous aooeaats Of inharaa
treafo1pt.
Ihe Hsfald's Shenandoah ssssssposd,
snt 49,:
The nsias spsgtioa e Karly's Any y /.
he viciuity q W@o1steeh. i1fu vrjSchdu
tos1i9os ~ nuSA dfeo1iAsssed VA
1ny maee ~ odvsnss 1T eatur,ay. "a
ItAeaeAt eAeEidaa hsl beee wsAkees1
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yeasiUu1 Wfs-p NUV. IS.
The Official returns Of this S.a.o give
L.ncola 1000 majority on the homs vote;
WITH sbs soldisss vote about i$-000.
The Congressman stand one Democrat
and four Rspublioass. The soldiers vote
elects Gen. Paine, in the 6rst district, By
200 or 500.
The Senate stands ten Democrats 10
y Republicans; the Assembly thirty-ons
Democrats 10 SO Republicans.
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Every lnsirument Warranted fer Five f,srs.

In presenting the Arroxsrrc oKesw. we boldly an
ths During the past half century the French and
double bello~s and pedals for th- fest to operss
bus the Of the reversed EXHAUSTION AEALous
which II the onfy bellows usef In made
impossible for them priuc. the mellow rfeh ard
musical tone For wsseh are celebrated
Another objection to tas method Of hicyirg wss thar
both fea being occrpiedr no opportunity offered
the Mt Of the swei Within the past wears
Instruments Constructed on this European plan If
4d0able hcwers have beea nanrsacu cd this coun-
try, and % roanterst this etSesity want Of SWELL
levsr hNs been pr4ectei from the centre rf te
ment, 70 act upon the swell AID THs
fhs iar uxenence and coptnrtson ~ effect this
object are df~agre*al" enough Ia gent eEan, tuf
lady the use ofkrch apreis- is nearly ial oshle
Our device obeiAfss difeniay entirely
the simple act Of blowing with les giving
th@ desired inrrsse decrease in the volume tone
FOR seventeen years The superior excellence Ne
loAeons has rot been GHesiiau and years pest
The demand i.s made is impossible fer TO
meet orders promptly With Increased facilities
frei Narrated assuring patrons
ders will be promptly met and soics; con;iauAsce Of
their patronage.
g. kksrsi disesxxf q, cl.rey~sn, ch.reass esd
SeAsels.
ADDRESS,
0EO. A. d.. PRINCE L CO., BufHalo N. Y.
GEO "A. PRINCE A. CO.. Chicago. Ili.
An Illustrated Catalogue. with fall description Of
styier, will Re sent free to any address. novls
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caro- NOV. 19.
Memphis dates of tho 18th say reports
are that Beauregard is =, 'Ctsiath With a
considerablp rec and that Forrest would
join him there The rebel Capt. Thomp-
son was conscriptiog every man he could
6nd in the peighborhood Of Gesmansow q
About 1000 rebels are at Mt. Pheasant
twelve miles from Colliersville. This Il
the only large body near Memphis; bu,
there are several small forces not fas
away.
Chalmsss and Longsisest ere 1t Holly
springs.
A monster Union celebration vas bed
At Memphis on the 10th in honor Of Lin!
coins reelection.
Seventy-six paroled federal officers. Or
rived At Memphis, 1udsr escort Il ths
rebel commissioner Of exchange.
TAs crew Of the steamer Chesssman
captured on the Tennessee river ~. For
rest. and paroled, have also arrived.
Nav Orleans papers Of the 18th coo
firm the statement Of the base attempt o.
the commander Of the guabost Rather 4
surrender his vessel to the rebels. II.
was to receive . hundred bales Of cotton
800 600 in greenbsckt, and pass throu q
the trans Mississippi department to Mex
leo &f9 =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

- The nost beaatifai thing 90 earth
. the human scul, for il is the soul that
beams through the eyes. l. il the mind
and heart that l. stamped upon the fea-
lures. It is the spirit which gives ex.
preston to the face. Add this which ID
most desirable is mc6t atiainable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21
NO. 123.

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rooms. vhich -a,a asoor...5 -. ,bs
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artist. we're throng.a :, - ..rsr ti .a sns
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pressat. "a. crem, j. IN c,~m~ Of NJ
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L.. Ta y
address from Nr. George R,nc,oft ths
President Of the Clnh n .h;.h hs .,.,sd
the obiec, Of the festival ,rd n,;a ~
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Sunday Night Report.

II u now la o'clock and I caonos get
any current from east. The wire is On
the ground this side Of Burlington.
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Nfm advertisements.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE SIS.
1KRy FATR-The Fair viii BE- postponed TN,
Tuesday evening" in order 70 give oppostanisy % its
patrons Of attending the entertainment O. Lyman
for the Beseat Al the Soldiers Wives and widows
The Gold Esteh and different Silver Sets will sherc-
fore, 60 on till that evening" The different article
remaining unsed viii faen be struck OF Al TO
the hixhest bidder.
n9.Ge on Tuesday night. nsvxI-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

~ The United States has more coal,
and asks more for it, than any other coun-
try on the globe
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New York, Nov. l9.

New York, Nov. 10.
The Herald's Hilton Head corrss pom
dent, under date of the 18Th, says:
just ss the steamer. Fulton vas abcu,
to sail from here, on Tuesday last. a re-
port came, down the river thss Shernan
wss mAfching on Savannah, and the in
hsbitants of the city are Aesisg 10 dis
mar.
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New York. Nov. 10.

new loTk, Nov. 10.
The Posts Washington special says
advices from the Army of the Potomac
say the rcbsls refused TO exchange papers
yesterday. This is regarded ~ indicating
that Sherman has accomplished his move.
meat.
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CONGS FOR SOLDIERS & THEIR

~ FRIENDS-Tfsx TRrxpsf ~ FzxEpou. cantsniuz
Soldiers Chorus Viva In Ameics Mother when
il M1ant t0ys Mount; Pi1Sst tssari tspr star
from flag: Volunteers wfss Rel whis.--ird Blue;
~ Canaan. Do they Pray for zee Horas " DO you
iksit Jeherson d, Bette Hynn uf tse public; Glory
HslieuIah Gsyssaldi Hymn hni other popular Sonxs
Duets, Ac- will be srni postpaid tor 40 eputs
OLIVER DrfS9N : co. Publishers. :
nov12 a7TWashington So, Bssfcn
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Fuos
nas NJ

ottawa. Nov. ID.
Last night s-lre occurred 10 this city.
entirely destroying Hossack's warehouse
and elevator, and seriously damaging SOW
esal adjoining buildings. Loss SIC, 900;
partially iasured.
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NauYarl No 10

~ New York. Nov. 1s.
The examination in the esss Of the for
geries Is concluded. and they have iii
been committed without bail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

After supper IN address wss made BY
Dr.. OAgoOd, poem or tvo moro read, asd
finally, q late, or rather early hour. this
seiqas festival wss 6ni.hed-s festival
alike honorable to the Century, and .1he
good Rray head upon which iis honors
were bestowed.
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v. IT,.

v. + j.
Tho Sisters fths ysitacn standing in great need OF
faua In order to complete ths Church and School
Building prescott bling erected their grounds have
determined to cali to their aid generoa- public 10
have shown themselves abis aud Wiling 20 help
toae tho need their assfstaac The sisters therefore,
viii hold II the Billings' House
4 FAIR,
Oeamenesng TUESDAY, thu 15th inst sud continuing tr
several Gays, q whlsA sAsg wtil dsnss m great rnr.
bsr and variety ef Fancy articles sch a. will be suits
nie log RrssenN during the approaching Hoiydays The
eefrsshment Tabis viii alsc b. supplied with an these
deicactes which tempt the appetite. The putHc are
Again mcse respectfully iHvsti TO attend
Nor. II, 1864.
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GENERAL scoTT,a AUronasGmA.
RMY.
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Bxsvact from the supplemsnsa sarv !. !.
pors em the CoAaUcs - the As.-.
kHaotnassen 81 Gen. McCIella.
Continued.
Q. We're you, 10 the fall of 1864. =
candidate for the Presidescyl
A. don't remember.
9. Did you, 10 the fall Of 1864. en-
ooursge any persons TO vote Tor you fol
President?
A. | msy have done 60.
= Do you know whether any psrsor
voted for you for that Office
A. didn't ese il.
Q. Did you, during the period ssesrej
10, call for larger f6rcss
A. don.s, nmsnbes. / nay hsv,
dess 60. Il wosld ha1s bssa in sososd
49, With NJ AAbils. 50 ,ss
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

IT'S the unnoon hand OF the ~provldont father, reaching
lorih fom the grave, and stan n0urishinA his ~Ofapitng,
son
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No. 49, sht4Ss 4 ~
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Grease and ptans remov9dfrom all kinds o fahrca.
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=
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1arotral.
JNAFl yBNEREAL HoSPITA
Established 10 the Year 1850,

hhthbiihnoi 10 tnt 1ehf 1901
ron rhE OUR OF PRlvhTK DlaEAbEs.
And under Tic control Of two Of tho most kninbn
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nR. ". H~DNArAhrE, num Luuion and f4rs
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