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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-01
New York. Nyv q.

The mahogany lumber yard II Ogden
4 Co. which was almost totally DESTROY
ed BY FIRE his .. M, occupied about one
third Of the block on Washington street
between Huburt and Besch, and extend
ed through 70 west %. occupying the
Whole block on Hubert between Wsshipo-
ton and West streets. The gard va. fil.
ed With an Immense stock Of mahoy,nv
and valuable lumber. valued at Sl50. 600.
The 6re WAS discovered in the center of
the yard BY S,ssesnt Farrell, who 1t once
gave the aiarm,
The origin OF the FIRE is sill enveloped
IN mystery, asshousa Investigations made
show no deuhs tLss it sss by i,cendiaries
and but another act in the plot 10 f.y The
city in ashes.
There are no Iights usel in The yard.
which was watched and guarded. Il is
supposed that some conibcs bls material
was throrn by the ineeniiary iuto the
midst Of the lumber.
The lumber ya.d IL within I half =
block Of 40 immetJe Government ware,
house. one Of the largest in The city, aud
= wss eonjse.nr<d that the obisss ol the
incesdiariss wasto destroy tIis bat no
access could be gained 70 it, there being
40 armed guard cors.sn,ly on ! uty.
BY setting ire to the lotnbes ward the
whole block, iocIuding ,l.o warehouse,
vas jeopArdized aud il wes approaching .
miracle that Any Of it was saved. St,opgi
Efforts are being mad to discover the
iucendiary. but DO clue has been obtaired
that may lesS. g. his identi6caaioa.
Regsr 4. Prysr---Reea's ngsvensns.
New York, NV. 80.
The Worlds Potonac army corrsspon-
dtnt speaking Of The capture Of Roger A.
Pryor, says Pryor appears very sancuins
OF the alti mate success Of the reteiIiol. and
ndicules the ides Of our putting faith in
the statements of desestsss and refugees.
He does not appear to - mach cas. down
BY his present misadvertare, but regards
the means assd 70 secure his osotsse =
not strictly in accordaocs With tho code
Of honor, sad = more par,ietlarly severe
in his case. ~ he had ussd his inaaence
70 secure the retsase OF Barbridee and
prevent rscurrescs of fsuch captures b.
|tAs rebsls. He kss changed bas Isttlc ia
appearance since / last saw him in Wssh-
ington. He oopteuds that the election 81
Liseels is Just vhst the South wishes, and
although sppFshensivs that it NAY pro
long tho vas a1sshs foAs pears dsejsres
that 4 has united their people snd REQ.
| L.. IL -
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Toronto. Nov. 40.

Toronto, Nov. 80.
Bell, aliss Barley, wss before tho court
to-day. The particular charge against
him vas abandoned and be vas dicharg-
ed. He vas ct once re-arrested Oh . fresh
vsrrant, charging him With being ooa-
nscted with the Lake Eris piraticai affair.
He will be brought in court again o.
morrow.
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REBuILpISo TIE ISpIaxoLA.

Aeout three weeks ago party of some
sixty caulksrs and carpenters, in charge
OF Capt. Lanning, u. ). n, came down
and commenced work on the wreck of the
iron-clad Indiauols, with the assistance of
our large crow. She is now nearly ready
for launching. having been raised some
seven feet, new hogchains pat in and
newly cauiked ready for the water. They
are now constructing the ways on which
to laanch her. and then as soon ~ the old
Mississippi concludes to rise We shall have
another new gunboat. The hull and ma-
chiuery are almost entirely uniojured,
only the upper works being burnt off, and
with very little additional expense she
will be - good - new. Capt. LanniDg
deserves credit for the expeditions man.
ner in which he has accomplished so
heavy job. We understand he is to
take command of her when ompleted.
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Nev York, Nov. 50.
Gold marke. dali. with no special
movements. The price opened at 2s24,
bat declined to 1854.
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WANTED = Flaxseed wanted for
~ tbs 0'FaiioE White Le4A and oil Co, for which
the hsAtsf market price viii aiwsy- be paid bv
R08ERTS)N ALBERs.
Azis. for OF. W. l.. o. Co.
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R0 BBLS. SORGHUM MOLASSES
OO wanted AZ best muset by
R0BEkfsoS ALDRRS, Grese~s.
noy1od IS Main street, eokuk, Iowa
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False Report.
New York. Nov. 80.

Letters from h0gsssA La, dated II.
state tho report af the osptars Of this
gafrison by the rebel General Buckper il
ialss. No atsask sVsn NJ uade.
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SA DOZ. BURNETT'S BOSTON EX-
ONJ TEacIs-The tsss ia re.
For sale by ROBERTSON ALBxRs
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DS GASES DURkEE 3 SELECT
A0 SPIcES-The only Pare spces IA - had
FOR sale ty ROBERTSON LLBEgS-
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nRESSED TURKEYS & CHICKENS
IL wanted At higAset raafksf P-i,f~ hy
R0gERTS9S Z ALpvRs
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rHE coxrRaBAyp pEpAarxrxr

The great peninsuls, twenty miles be-
low Vicksburg. formed by bend in the
nyer and protected by force a, the 18th
mus, was formerly comprised Of several
piantauons. prominent among which we're
those Of JEFF. and 10. Davis. General
Dana not ieemins it worth while to gar
r'son for the purpose Of making a specn-
lation for the lessees OF these plantations.
has turned over to the '.Contraband De-
partnent." and there will soon be some
twenty-five thousand consrabands there.
who will work small portions of the lands
of the penineula, Hurricane and PALMYRA
Islands. No more whites than are sc.u.
ally necessary to the proper eonduc. of
aflirs will bs allowed on the premises
here are some twenty Eve hundred al
ready who have made this their home,
and more are coming every day. There
are seven distinct schools in operation for
the benefit OF the young, and Jo. Davis,
private cotton-gin has been long put 10
paslic use for the good Of any colored in
d.vldusi who has raised . little patch Of
cctton On his own hook, and is running
dAsiy. II Looks very much like coionl-
eng the Africans. and shall await with
interest the result OF The expert iment-
Capt. Norton. ihe genllemsnls Superin
lendest Of the Contrabenf Department,
has no fears IS 10 the ultimate success of
the project. AMI as i, costs no more to
protect twenty FIVE Thousand than twenty
I've hundred. the Government will not B.
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eOS88OV 100101Us
Halifax, Nov. 90.
The steamer Delta arrived here frcu
Bermuda on the 26th.
The pirate Chickamsaga had arrived 1t
Wilniagtor after siigh, brush With the
bloeksdess.
The Tallahassee VS. safsly 10 port and
would leave in tes days With ! cargo Of
cotton for bermuda.
There ~ers no blockade russers 1t
Nassau on the 18th.
0evea-TAirty Lsan-Rsperts ffsa 0sn.
1hsFnsa.
Waahisgton, Nov. So.
Tho subscriptions to the Z 80 loan for
The past week amount 70 three and ! hill
millions. rs
6oos Of the recently exchanged prisoa-
srs from Savannah have arrived and st,te
tho people istimatsd forces sndsr Besu,,-
gard and Johnston at MaeoD and Augussa
vers to oppose BAssmaa, bat did cot h,-
iievs be would snsOauter thsu. q that
the military aathoritiss wosld decide in
time vhere 70 concentrate their farces..
There were only I 800 mea Il SAvsn-
nah.
The Savannah Republican Of the 94sh
soataias contradictory statements - Ito
Shermsn's movsmsnts. Il ssys The
coinmn operating on the Georgia rsAd
kept The Western side and stssok of |in
The direction Of Macon - though cdn-
tsnplatise jlnotioa viii lhs forces Ia
Ilhat vicinity. i i also ssstse strong
forcs Of cavalry i following Sherman sud
L i not impossible Cat Forrest msy srs
Ftong hang like wolf in his rear Ind
1anka.
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MUFF LOST.-On Wednesday after
~ rpcn Nov 81 or the Plank-roai. ~ III Eeokuk
Mrss SKIS siUTr. The sjer will b. st' lly warded
by leavns the same at J. " osden's Bas L store.
nov1Sd DIFF w. uoLf AND.
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~ CAPS FINE WHITE HONEY,
~ atous fs IN box.
for sale by ROBERTSON AIBERS
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Frsn sAs Lever ASssi ssiPpi.
from tAs Chicago TribunaI
MISSISSIPPI eoUADRoE, snEowl
VicKsBUaa, Nov. II.


From some dsssrters who came In "a.
Gently from the vest side Of the river. ne
gafaer some news of what is going on in
that portion of the dilapidated confsds.
rscy called Trans Mississippi. Thev ra.
port nearly al the forces a. being actively
engaged in for.ifying at diiferen, point.
on Red River, with the exception of .
lev who are scouting in different sections
Of the country. A large fort is being
built on the east side Of the river at Aiex.
asdria. just opposite the falls. and anotb.
Or at Camden. The works at Shrieveport
being slfeady deemed impregaabls, there
y netbiDg being done with them A
difhculty has arisen between Dick Taylor
and Kirby Smith, and Taylor is now on
the east side Of the Mississippi. Great
dissatisfaction prevails among the troops.
and the report is circulated freely among
them that. If the war is no. closed by
New Tears. they will fight DO longer -
The people are Imposed spon By the cir
cuisfion Of the most extravagant lies n to
the real state Of their cause ia the East: :
such as that Atlanta. Nashville, and ses.
efsl other points have been recaptursd by
the rebels. The report that rebel troops
refused TO cross the river 10 fight, Is con-
hrmed, and some thousand or ffteep
hundred deserted in two days. A spirit
ed revivsl is said to be going on amoog
the men Of Walkers divisivu, and some
eight hundred had been baptised. The
new converts are all for an unconditional
peace.
The Bailey dam. near Alexaudria. has
been Of great service to the rebels in nav
ieatieg the river during the low water
scsson. Bat this 70 expected. Some
thirty or forty good steamers are said to
Be as Shreveport. and the s.eamboatnsn
declare that they shall not be destroyed.
As . specimen Of prices, Louisians ram
is selling at ten dollars confederate, 6fty
cents grsenbsck, and tsessy.five cents
specie per driak. So much for affair, in
rebeidom.
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THE MOST POPULAR PIANO

Twas EVENING AZ fHx WfSpcw Hefmss. 80
Do fRKY Pear ron ME AT Hnsrs. Pisks o
% on In foresga iarsfs
A. See the b#nied knee
Comes the thought. at twilight hour
% they ever pray cor me-"
TN LoxxLy stScE nv Mo1Hts bisD. Txcmnsor 20
TN lonely since NY mother died
Tho 6iends and kinslred gather near"
LTvn Ro1 TRosK wu0 Lows Me- t,isvk %
Fof rheNtDng tkat neetis resfssarc@,
s. Eor the canSe thst fscl<s assistance,
Tor the eAwhng in fle distance.
~ AMI the gotHi that can eo.'
fkHnSu on 1Ht ON Csmp GaorND. Eiurssss 50
Qne % thessery best scidferf ssogs published.
n Gp1pa 20 BE \ kAay. Tie bcss Comic farg efthe
~ SQG&4n1mtby nAil postpaid EN- sfcnirt ef price.
ULlyEk ulTs0N co. Paaiiat crs.
- ItvmAang>ea e. 1Ms>A
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New York, Nov. so.

SW ASs - A'evs OVs
The Commercials Washington special
says Pryossreport Of the capture OF Macon
is not believed, 70 Gen. Sherman had cut
Communication with that place, and the
rebels at Richmond could have no infor.
nation Of the matter. Sherman probably
avoided Macon. and Augusta. and il
thought to Be marching for The sea coast.
The rebels are doing slifehey can to im-
psde his progress.
The Posts Washington special says
Richmond papers OF Saturday are sileu,
respecting Sherman-s movements: that
they show the rebsis to be in great trepi.
datiou. There is every reason to believe
Sherman il making his vay triumphSA,ly
to the sea coast.
- Clark d. Swan lately committed
suicide It Buffalo, N. Y, BY blowing his
bfsins out With revolver. Some time
ago his vile died suddenly, and on the
testimony of bic mother-iD Law be Vas ac-
cussd Of having poisoned her, and was
impetsn6l. y Altsr~ssds isappesred that
he was klssIy convicted, and Governor
Morgan pardoned him. Love Of whisky
VS. he troabls With hin.
/ - Thsrss il talk among ths rebels Il
Oanada Of getting up Fair "a Noutreal
fSr the lid Of Uossaed 6eathsI6 III
disrs.
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90 CASES SHAKER PRESERVES
~ and FRIITs- For sais by
ROBERTSON ALBrRs
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Ok CASES PICKLES-Qnarts, half
~ gallon and gallon jars Also Pickles BY TIE dor
expected lilly. For sale BY
R1BERTS0y A ALeERs
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Presidensial Vote OF 1880 In Ar ~.
Loyal 0taace.
serenade 20 the GoveFn0r Elect OF
New York..Aas speech.

s64s23 s2oos5 kz32, 100 sss7 rl2.2yOo
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THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOU BLfl STEEL
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6ousss an0 farms il)anieS.

A ROOM, about l5x25, WANTED for MANU-.
~ FACTURING PURPOSES, v.th hatchwsy aud I,ds
psnien! .aer closet, ighborhood OF Cl6s prceed ~
dres, ;. T. s., Tribune Office.
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TO
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CONTAINING CLEAR AND PRACTICAL INsTRJc-
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ALL KINDS OF PLAIN
AND FANCY
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p, w., Lace limitations.
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rs.o Sb,xls Lace Collar
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collars, Bedding and Applique,
Slippers Ma.erials otc etc,
Chins Pur,es
WITH ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ILLUsTRA.
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Go farmers ono Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,

i
~ uORTlCULrUnisT AND suRSERiMAN.
Green Island ioprns;o Toy,
has hand, si ready io t-n-psus lr. quantity
81 mpegsr an. handy cri ~ VINES IN al about siy
feehI catalogue gvJs specific character and auairci
Ia. also o herd lsfs- s..grifa-nt II HAWBkRRf
VINES q hioh open eafy the Ftb " May sec
Catalogue Tor ceiAiis
iias Also frrnch Pru,rsn sni German PRUNfsi also,
tia; surt celebrated INETsCHkA PkUNk 50 ayofaby
Tribune uewspzpe-, and The Country Grn Efn SPEAKING
Of TlfONRsOS'S GRAFFs. ilr F,rmof's Cnb sys:
" N ls 10 Seeding the viii ripen ~ Troy every year
Wit. Certainty. thcn D. acquisition worthy u notice.
f. the discussion ol tie Club the FRUNE IL szii
There several varieties % hs Prunc and this ihr L~-4
chen GEl commonly called swzsc) and tnis may be Of
them any feic, Il the uufniou, oynion u Ac Club
Tia, Il client ffui snd weii worthy 81 ieeomuerds
ton for ysHorA cuurot me best Prune "y ever tasted
to tc czr-fu. m1cui anything rot worthy bur
willing give To, FIune the hghts coHpnends.ou.
B.cked md susained "a. he !. by dr sIlshcd body
The Iau.s Cob 81 saiois city lamses " III prac
tinA Of fruits and Vines hensoyos ME Ihomp
son CONES before his fellow ci,-tns confidently orley
he able present them such varieties Of plants shall
or S,r.vbeIry Bod that The Of years
toy =, thrir holrE enjoy tae ii, csy
t. he obtained IA the beginning and which luJursiy ahy
~ tLs cod.
Nh THOMPSON Is It N ints in readiness, 70 attend to
cal. for s ssyieer IN caring Tor - Fruit fsfds Vines ard
Godrus hs friends AM employers II tie line 81 nis
fssi1r.
Odsr. for s Vines Trees &c. BE- len st Col ". T.
Wris sece,sry Rens.esel County grcugra and Manu-
faotur.s Soceiy Office No. o. l 49, ioIy, Toy,
or q hs Green Island Canal snd MaIks; s.
DAVID THOMPSON,
HOLcglluT 81 esd Nurserynsn,
Green Island \. Y.