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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
FROM ATLANTA,

ATLANTA Sug. 4.
Late yesterday afternoon heavy ssrmishing ooourred
on our entire ne and continued until ugbt-fal-
Every effort made to diaodge skirmish line with
out effect. We sil hold original line The firing Of
musketry and artillery brisk portion Of The line
prisoners captured front he city was
occasionally sheiled in the time. During the night
ore 5cG1g lady was killed by she'll
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

WE the pleasure yesterday of meeting Colonel
JOHN D. BARRY, the gallant commander of the 18th
regiment, ard young he is, tie senior Colonel of
LANES brigade Of which be has been in command
since the General was wounded in Spottgylvsnia.
The Colore locks well, Notwithstanding the painful
character OF bis wound, by which be las lost the sec
ond ard third fngers Of his right hand He was wound
ed at Deep Bottom. belcw Richmond.
Bad as this wound is, it is less bad than we lad
heard. A report reached that be was badly wound.
ed in the head. Happily this was not 60.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

A cargo of human bones, shipped from Geuoa, has
been sezsd at Hull England II is supposed that large
trade is carried on secretly in this kind of goods The
bones have probably been uzed to make knife handles
t0oth-Dick-. and the like.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
I'ELEGRAPHIC

Entered according the Act of Congress- in the year
1853 by J. g THsAsHEs in the Clerks ONCE of tho
rct Court Of the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

"The eny continue 10 throw shells into the city,
which do but little harm to che o'clock yesterday
morning nothing had occurred but heavy picket firing
and the shtiog from right to left az stated above"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Aug. s. 1854
This morning there picket firing During the
night nothing Of mportar occurred. $50 prisoners cap
ured Newman South from East Point yes
terday. About one Thousand in oil were captured.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
Pacific States.

The State Of California, although it hGs politically
fallen into the hands CT the Republicans, shows no dis
position to sustain the upon the South by sending
men or money. No volunteers have been raised there
among the bona de ctzers of the State and we ques
ton if any troops have been there raised by draft.
So far as the present struggle is concerued the Pa
cfc States determined be pacific in more ways
than one, and it is likely enough that they will soon
ach point at which they Themselves will seek inde-
pendence OF the Washington government than one st
which they will consent to give blood treasure to
prevent tie South from maintaining her independence.
What is said of California will apply to Oregon
and Washington. ALI these comnuoities are 50 far
separated from the scenes of strife this side of The
continent that they wish to keep wholly cut OF the
vortex.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

SHERMAN's ARMV-The "Arny of the Cumberland"
before Atlanta is composed OF seven c0r|s, comman
ded respectively ny Gers Dodge. Logan, Palmer How.
ard, Hooker. Bait, and Scro6ed Win three or four
exceptions ,hese corps are said to be small.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
scHs"o,... s,t' p@Io&s liz Eoaru CAROLINA.

IIHE CCMME&SI I9NERS Of Appraisemnnttor tor the State
l o: North Carolina, again presens their schedule OF
prices the purchasing ccers of the
for the sixty days. the nterVa iacs and cir
eumsaBces should arise to Induce an alteration Every
bas been carefully revised AID with the valuable aid Of
Mr George W. Murdecai they truss the schedQle pre-
scnted vii prove faaactory TO both the Government and
~ people Tha~ ~ uld respectfully urge the people to
hasten or with supplies maintain gal
E armV nov Qsgsmbcd just borders and 10 whose
C!artrt ami fortIrude under God alone owe
erp Oa a the horEo-s of revolution of homes and
families by rhs betbari0us iDhuman foe, who have con-
aty sbogn they ony want the poTer and not tha viii
0 destroy ard ,ske al haze.
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TERMS OF ADVERTIaasG.

square, Of 0Iines or less, for eae h and evsryiD
serton, So
andevsry insertion. FO "1N~0 '04 'S'D
All Obituaries and private publications
ter, are charged as advertisements.
ANo advertisement, rejecting upoDPryate character
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be admitted.
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HEADQUARTERS CAPE FEAR, J
WHINING TON, N, g., March 80, 1864. {

(CIRCULAR:
1t having been ascertared that traitors in our mid
been in the habit of communicating information to
through lines the White Oak River and
elsewhere all crossing Of these lines except by permis-
sion from these Headquarters H hereby prohibited. Off
GERS commanding out posts of this connsnd will arrest
fend to these Headquarters all persons infringing this
order.
By Command OF Maj. General WHITING:
JAMES Fl. HILL,
Maj. A. A. General.
April 7th, 1854 29 n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

VS. wAET To hire
= CO0PER1, who make OIL barrels. None but stea-
- dy Workmea need apply. Liberal wages will be paid.
VANAM6ISGE i co.
Aue.2. 279-3f-45-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

In cuslox county, On the oh Of July ia0c 1ns and
daughter of J. J. and Sarah Ao"7' s'>N
7 days.
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MAR EHEA'.
EEE -.

- .-.tn a, the 81 last ~ RGV. A. Pan. @ctlt"a'
u saE FOREMAN to "rH ! tdH'R To - 80. :.
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WiLAIESOS - CO.,

EviiAzkE sSDS - CO.,
BROKERS', "a MARKET STREET,
RO1 AND SELL On COAAI5SION Bonds, stocks,
ID Exchange, &c.
July "a. a7s.st&A5,H
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WILKINSON q CO

WILKINSON eS CO,
BROKERS, "a MARKET STREET,
WlLL BUY Bank Notes of any solvent Bank in tn
w Confederacy.
July 28. 173-3tS45.9.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

FoT Ae lat"Tmalon Of ali persons concerned we putsh
the following nit CcoI, with the hope that they Will be
striariy ohsyei.
No officer, II agent shalt impress the necessary sup
Pile witch aTsvu nsy have Tor the oEsnrpon Of
his IT. his .m IS employees, slaves, TO carry on his
mems -
lte meeting OF The Board viii be held IN the Sen
ste CnsmUer il the ty Of Rlaigh, on Friday the 5Oth
day OF September changed impress
Ing uTDe good aud satisfactory reasons for
dapp ova7 appeal the award OF local app: asers
wall De approvsd Al communications should be address-
ed TO the Secretary of the B"afd, RslAgh. N. G.
e. Z. BURGWYN,
Gartsburg, N. c.
2, Y. BLACKSTOCK,
Stockevile, n. G.
CONS Appsaseme1t for the State OF II. G.
GEO. W. HoREECAI, Unphe.
Raleigh, July 80, 1874, 45-2t,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
IorICE TO CONTRACTORS.
" AEo-xs 0rEcE Iowa PIsIrEs-iknY
r. " -. Aa..r u. r..

s.a~d proposals viii b. received my osce Erlii
DAY 81 ortpb-r furnishing svpales
~ the Iowa PeIsit- -ntisvs - tla-
IL ner.iKg ioer Isl tss4 aa,a etiag seftensr IL,
lse To be d4iiyered az ia PeEeuiiAy, foilew. t.
l5eo H.. 10 tsef II November and DeSsabeT, ises
500 llz No. / beef u Spring and scmner. 1876
resairrsi.
- bbl. No. | mes. ro-4 rsorn January 70 N&rcA-
- 6tls. No fms Eour y oils per mouth. As
~ ba<bels 80. corn meal % bass,el. per raoutl y
a. rtslalres.
80 bas..ls Ne po,asoe< in octo.ser, Nov srnler All
Deeena-. iSst Bids viii be- reserved for icts ef %
eush-is}
- basaels No. white beaas, through the year,
. ael. att ssrrhaHxl,s elis pT month 0ssrs-
i Gll- 30. / cider vinegar. bs,. Ter rneRth o.
boxes sta. e@naie<y ss. l. t.roush the year
i5ol Ia sv-.i CONNER, eAe'g tobacco. through Tie
year, or r-sares.
the year required
- c5ra- gs,s a. voa, % eogs per month frurn oe
@ airs M r1.ns troxans s>-ortca size. go pairs
Noseatr IL, ls''s md ieo I4.Fs JaHn-ry lst, lsS5
y dosen pairs wool seeks lgool, la-se sizes as 10
IL dozen chip hs,s tuo sire under q April lst, 1895
10 rs, brown masiln. yard wide. a. required
p. bed tick required.
10 N hickory shirtinz, required.
10 Is prints tor c3taiart4 a required
4o5 yards feniieuiisry STRIPES. co.ts ard raats)
required
80 yards kereey. fstrnss snr Ianis1 as required
-. tecats and pants for diseArFei oer
! Sets-i required
CaxaEafre. vests fF discharged eonvirfsl
qairsSL
yards fann- linssy (-hirts for ccnvietsl
fHirs-l (stripes Pr-ferreig
- ~ Ks Il A salt. Ney, 5nber Il, lse4.
Il sacks 7. I szlt. SgT-ssb-r Is, 1854
sax perptr. November II. i~ss.
10 bssiels fs9ngny, h0t.;nhef la. 1874.
= ha-a=is nastagd seed November T6, 1864
X bbl. ssierarus, Sovernis-r 15, 1851.
- bushels re, r~euss3d
10 boxe- Foria rytqrir--4.
The right 10 al b,s which he considered
Unreasonable Hs her iy resSrveS
tat-actar- will he rsSre1 20 give bos for the "a IL
| ful peflcrnssree ee II tiler tssbtr4efs.
pzyrn~ns be maize Id cash or State AuGitcr'-
rasts, At tine ekp ration of teh qasit4r fhere
aftr returrs t Asa fFNnl this state 4aaitors o.
| ace. les Neinr~, fc~a
Nhsr- practicable bidders VIII sen1 samples with
bis L. A. LAYTON A@Tdsn-
s@ptT-d III
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Washington, Sept. 9.

"ssni"S 'oH, cept. >.
The following is an extract of q letter
from Lieut. Gen. Grant, dated headquar-
tiers, City Point, September 9th. to the
Hon. <. b. Washburn Dear Sir
state to all citizens who visit me that all
we want uow to insure an early restora-
ton or the Union. is determined unity
of sentiment North. The rebels have
now in their ranks their last man. The
boys and old men are guarding prisoners
and railroad bridges and forming a good
part of their gsrrisons for entrenched ps-
sitious. Every man los. By them cannos
be replaced. They have robbed the
cradle and the grave equally to gather
their present force. Besides what they
lose in frequent skirmishes battles they
are now losing from deser,ion and other
causes at least one regiment per day.
When these draw upon them the end ia
not far distant, il We wilt only be true
to ourselves. Their only hope nov il in
divided North. This might give them
reinforcements from Tennessee, kentucky
Maryland and NJ ssouri, while il would
weaken US. With the draft quietly el.
forced the enemy would become des pond :
cot and would make but little resistance.
have no doabt but the rebels are ex-
ceedingiy anxious TO hold out until after
the Presidential election. They have
many hopes from its effect. They hope a
coanssr-revolu,ion. They hope the elec.
ton Of peace candidate, in fact, like
Macouber, they hope for something to
turn up. Our peace friends. if they ex.
pecs peace from separation are much mis-
taken. Il would bat be the beginning of
tho war, with thousands of northern men
docking to the South because Of our dis.
grace in allowing separation 10 have peace
on ehy terms. The South would de-
maod the restoration of their slaves al
ready freed. They would demand in
dennity for losses sustained, and they
would demand a treaty which would make
the North slave hunters FIR the South.
Yours truly,
(Signed) Z. s. GRANT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

FoUH rHls.Ssas 4sM,s.,r ~ JACKSON

wHERx.s AT the is.t General Election held in JACK
township Lee county sate Of Iowa, there had been
cast tfEn thousand
Aud wherea~ the Board u Supervisors of -al county
the September session ef IA defui Necessary ~
or Eecton Pr.cinct- in ssid Jecksoa
nsbp, as satssorzei by chspseF - Laws ls5-
General Asseabiy u ssd State approved 'lsIcA lolh.
Therefore by authority Of law eonfrrsd pon ths na
tbs Bard OF la2esFisors Of sad Lee count! hereby
der:
rn4t there i4 created in the torrshiv o Jacksen A.
county of Les and State ii f1~s ar Election PrecBs
These Precinrts .k4H be krown and numbered
Election Precinct 40 os E.ect.on Precines Ne. Two
Election Precinct No Trr- Eiector Precinct No Fo1r
all u exsoa township IN said cJslaiy.
g. Tha rOHbdaTies u the above named El~c ton Pre-
ciDc.s shaii tB eststlishdd tJ.lsws:
Eaeruyn Precinct No Oa~ ss4 v4brsce a.. that part
Of tAs city Of kkEk. III said township lying bes9x
within tiss following der-d bpnn aTie- encing
on ''s hssfpt rIVer a. tae I0t u -in street teene-
IA an estery direction song Ninth street 10 the Ilsas
ri river thence along the fy~r tank to the fl@ss of
Eieeen Precinct Va Two shail ea,,r-ee a. tba, part
Of The city Of h@knk and portion Of said tow sh shs
aud being Within lie I4lt1wl-g Ge-crIped Lop4a.las
CcsamsncanE en the Mississippi river stthe fot hin
streat thence along the eestre Of Nam to Ninth str
thence il softhgstszy dir- son siog Ninth 70 Ceczr
street: theacT Sesir street 10 Miss"ur Aseaae-
thence along Ai-soeri AyeEas tas half sectsn as
section saisn re4t the section
hae. saia section line Oak street
the Des Aosns river tehcs ssta Des Mciaes river
to The d~si--ipp RIVER s-ee mp said river a. TIE piAee
Es-rtion frtcinss No Tire ssE sn.lraee all that p4rt
Of the CITY VI h~okns asd portion ot Jsekou township
living aud being ~irhin lk- ioilew described torrA
r1es CouiGisrttng Main nfF-f intersection With
Ninth: there's aien- Mair fe1rt~rrt wisre
int~rs=ctz PisaS res tsenee along Plank
t. the lr@ oi AoDtscee nship trfee along said ;C
ship line the dl-sssiHga fiTr thence GosH sad
line wis@re NINTH viii interest sa5d river;
fa-nx along Ninth street 80 the place cf 5rgfnniaA
Electioa PtesiHet -. koz~ sisaIi esatr4ce al that
portion OF said eIs and ;s-ip heretofore iBe,uIad
aLi described in Irucieet Sus tine. Two and Three
Io~nsAp TrElsseAs ~ sHd tuEbship shall d~Eig-
the pisee Of b5idus the election IN each q sid
ITec hcts- aEi give gbe notice Sf IN the nGNs
fa.er~ puhtshed In the city 4 keokuS-
ordered that the strrggpg Of the Rasrd q
Supervisors be pahhei the Cly and Csnstitr-
fisrs spspers heaknk- hx three weeks pross-
Did hy lsH.
tsaere that the fsfscuinz order take effect sni he
In iron after pabicati0a Corst
tuiiah. a. required by Law.
A trtse supy CHARLES DnEkR
sept1-i5s Clerk Board Sup.
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the country impaired, that the Admins
tration is usurpation and calls for ces-
sation of hostiliiies but says not one word
against the rebels.
This is. no time for quibbling and
doubIe-dealing. The times are earnest
and big with the dsstinies of q nation.
The existence of the government trembIes
in the balances. The Copperheads demand
that they be placed in power. The people
have righ. to demand of them the
grounds upon which their claim rests /;
that they define their attitude towards
the rebellion. Are they for their govern
ment! Then why not labor with the
great Union party of the country, for di-
vision helps the South? Are they against
it? Then let them not vince il We cali
them traitors.
The Copperhead Democracy assume a
positive and negative position They are
negatively 10 favor of the government,
positively in favor of the rebels. They
talk OF the Union and the Constitution
just as though there would be any unless
We pnt down the rebellion. They profess
love for both, claim that both can be
saved ouly by peace. and yet show US no
road to peace by which they will be saved.
other than that pursued by the admins
tratiou. They are the lett wing of the
rebellion, and their profession of love for
the soldiers and the Union cannot save
them from the fate that awaits all traitors
North and South They have been
weighed in the scales and are found want
ing. The bulIeis Of Union soldiers will
play out the rebellion. The ballots OF
Union voters will play out the Peace
Democracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

General Cortiaas Defeats the Impsri-
alSt0.

General 0ortiaas Defeats the Impsri.
al1sts.
New York. Sept. 8.
Havana dates Of August 26th are re.
ceived.
General Cortinas, leaving 1900 men
at Matamoras under his brother, by forced
marcbes reached Victoria City, which had
BEEN captured BY the Frenca under CO
Dureri. Cortinas recapturcd the city and
put the French to fight with heavy loss.
General Cortinas, in ~ address to hi.
soldiers. stated that, in . few days, he
would lead them against Tampico, and
would coon be joined BY forces from Hus.
terra.
Captain Mendozs, learning that par.
ty of Imperialists had gone 70 Tamaulipos
to plander, secreted his forces--whieh
we're smaller than those Of the enemy
on the road, and taking the Imperialists
BY surprise. put them to fight, who lef;
bahind 100 rifles. IS horses, Sc killed
and 81 prisoners. C4psain Aendoxa and
three others we're killed, anu six Of hi:
men wounded.
The steamer Francis that ran into Ha-
vsna lately, from Plula, has been sold for
E20,0o0. Her cabin and interior are be-
log taken out to fit her for running the
blockade. Sae belongs to euro, Waldon
4 Co., Of this city.
The Dacosah would have pursued the
same business Of blockade running il she
had arrived, and may ye. il still aHoat.
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10 this mingled Chicago and Richmond
elimination of the National Government
. pew incitement to his bloods deeds.

10 this mingled Chicago and Richmond
crimination of the National Governmen,
new incitemsnt to his bloods deeds.
Where stand the true Democrats whc
have urged men and money for the war
What will they say TO this insult throwr
into their tee,hl II every grea.-soslec
man IN that party. who has not alres d
abandoned il, shall not now pick mp hi.
hat and aud ieave--as ten. Cass retired
from the presence OF Chief Justice Tsney
after hearing the Dred Scott decision
then the increasing sudscity of the bad
men in that party is sorrowful proof cl
the declining spirit Of the good.
When was there ever, in the history ol
political conventions. greater seif-stulti.
hcation than in the Chicago denuaciafior
Of arbitrary arrests and yet simultaneous
nomination Of a nzn WAC arbitrarily ar
rested whole State legislature.
Why does this platform ask for stop
page of the war; To restore the Federal
Union. az it says But the very same
days newspaper which brings this tex,
from Chicago brings It's commentary from
Richwond-in the hand-rritiug OF Mr..
Benjamin, Secretary of Safe, to Mr. Ma
son. Commissioner TO Europe. saying thai
Jefferson Davis cannot listen to any prop.
osition from the North e1cep. upon the
basis OF an s'Independent Csnfederaey. .
What then becomes of this Chicsgo over.
.urea-Psufui spectacle. A great party
travelling to an extreme Northern city TO
get down on its knees affair eff to Jeffer-
son Davis, who only stretches out Ion.
arm across mountains and prairies to
smIte it on the cheeks in scorni
Fellow countrynen. the crisis is i'm.
uiuent. but The way is plain. All wise
and soand mea, both Democrats and Re-
publicans. know that there Is but one
method of restoring the Union, and thai
ia by conquering back its rebell:ous parts
This We are doing day BY d4y-an1 doing
well. Wust can be better done than Grant
and Sherman and Fsrrsgut are doing.
What Is more fall OF hope and promise
than the general military situation to-
day Nothing bu, good auguries every
where, For as the lightning that light
ems in the east Ilgh,eneth also unto the
vest, so is the 6rsy storm that ia gather.
ing TO break upoa Richmond, Atlan,a and
Mobile. o troubled hearts. praying for
tho salvation OF the colafry-c9urage and
good cheer! A crown OF victory IL now
falling through the sir which will n due
time aiight upon our baunet.-[N. Y
Independent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

We published Nc Clellan's acceptance
Of the Chicago nomination and Platform
and his somew hat lengthy letter upon his
own political record. yesterday. General
Mcclellan is well aware that his record in
the war and the Peace Platform on which
he is plsced are utterly Incompatible. He
therefore writes a letter in order to make
a lind OF platform for himself after the
example of General Tuttle 10 his effort to
reach the GGbernatorial chair of Iowa
Whether Msj3r General McClellau shall
have any better success in ridip: two hor-
ses running In opposite directions than
fell to the lot of Brigadier General Tutsle,
remains 10 be seen. With Belmont, the
Austrian agent of the Ro.hsehilds, and
Vallandigham. the traitor exile for groom
aad rider. the loyal people at home, am
.hs soldiers in the army, are not likely to
touch him with a ten foot pole, whateve,
they might have been disposed to do 9th.
erwise. Loyal citizens and gallant sol
diers have no sympathy with the Vallan
dighams, PendIetoas, Woods and vor.
hees who are MeClellan's chief hackers,
aud they will not join these traitors in
elevating man endorsed By them to the
Presidency. And after the election, Lit
tie Mac will find himself as thoroughly
played ont as General futile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10
--A-,-
STATE MILITIA.

ApIurASr GEyERu's 0rrrcx.l
DsvxsPuzr. fvwA. Aug -. lsb4- (
You are authorized BY tAs Department 10 osgaeizs
the militia of Lee caurts snt tmpzEis< of not lees than
8 1. ,.,r n.,r. than sss AEsar d asa
Yo1 viii notify youI ciEans in the n,osi public
- ~ r.,rr ss,slsfty orrnEe Companies snd urge
thera to sis-n e1mpzay rolls - oEsce-
r,,. rrsr- Of rtrss- having bren enrol,sa II
,nr f,mpany meeting viii be held. after i've 4 "
,,,ie notice far the rserieD OF officers A ron.fs nv
mi ays certificate % election viii then te returned 4,
this office
Yer attsntion Is called to Sections II and f Of Ca
,rr So Of 10th sienesa Assembly requiring esfv
xen liable perform military aafs enroll hinsef
as member u come Company ard imposing IRA Of
not than dollar hnrser, eel
for the wlnl neglect 4 this daty. This ue pay
be recovered tfere civil Court upon the fnserus-
tioa OF the Captain Of ComTanys Of any citizen
N. 3. BAkER
Adjatant General Of nova
Col J. A. Wall. j. n HIATT. B. s. Merriam, Kevkuk
y. c. walker Fort Madisoa: " Sempie, Dover
The Chairman OF the xtsrse Comr,ee "a ready 10 or
ganixe an cOmpaniss That hay be enrolled according TO
aw and the attention of ell persons snlj.et 10 military
daty i called % the penalty for non-enrcliment.
J. A. WALL
sept1-dd Chairman Of the Comm ttea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-10

New York. Sent. 9

The Herald's Fl. Gaines correspond.
ent Of tbs 3oth says, our troops have Of
fected landing at Cedar Point. three
miles above Danphin Island, and 25 miles
to Mobile. TIE road running to Mobile
is held by tha rebels. 1t is reported they
have no Notifications on the road except
GEAR that city. A torpedo drain from the
water last week exploded, killing Eve or
six and wounded ID men. The work OF
destroying the sunken Nashville in the
channel above Dog river bar was PRO.
gressing.