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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-17


The lows RegAmsut ~ the Bassls.
The correspondent Of the Saint Louis
Democrat, gives the following sccouns
Of the Iowa Firss Regiment in The bat
tle. II will be seen that Lieut.. Col. Merritt
Vas acting Colonel, and that Il ~as tbs boys
Of our Regiment, and not The Ksnsas First
that called on Gen. Lyon to lead then 10 the
fight:
The gallant men 10 Col. Blair's regiment
were now ordered back and their position
taken by the Iowa Fret. Gen. Lyon had
previously had . poor cpiiion Of the fighting
qualities Of these men, formed more from sup
position than upon any real failure in duty,
bat nov the time had come for him to re.
verse his judgment, which he did after thei,
fret repuls~ OF tho enemy. They fought lii.
tigers, drove the enemy hack, and followed
up the advantage for considerable distance
Capt. Macon, COMPANY g, was killed soor
after his regi0eoe was engaged. Lieut.
Purcell vss mcrsally rounded. Mai. Porte.
and COL Merritt gs,lantly cheering on their
their men, escaped unhaYmed. The Kansa,
Let and "a regiments we're nov ordered for
ward 30 surrort the right flank ~ the lowa's
Gen. Lyon now desired the Iowa boys. whom b
bad found 10 brave TO prepare to meet the next on
set Of the enemy with the bayonct Immediately afte
firing. They said. Give US . leader and We vii
follow to death On came thr enemy in over
whelming numbers, confident Of victory over sucl
mcagre force No time could be lost to selec
. leader. Il will lead you exelaims Lyon. Com
on, brave men, aud placing himself in the van re
ceivet fatal bullet just ut the pit Of the ftoaac
which killed him instantly. The Iowas delivers
their fire and the enemy retired, 80 there WAS n
need Of charging bsyonets
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Tnn DRs MoIsRs VALLEY NnIc lis published
every Monday 1t this Office, IL one of the oldest
papers In lows, and has widely extended circs-
latten throughout the Des Moines Valley, NORTH
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Announcemonts.
FOR sHHRIHY.

-. We are authorised !. arapaDss the nans Of
JOHN N. HIATT, Ed, - : candidate fsY tAs
cf6es Of SheHG Of Les County. fiy3el
Please announce the name of0RASvfLLR W.
PITTMAN - ~ independent candidate for the
once Of Sheriff II Lee County, IT ~ nsxt 0stebsr
electis n.
Keok Nh, Jsly nth, 1861.
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A xscsssiosass Arrested.

-
New York, Aug. 10.
The 6rst Of the now gun boats will be
launched to morrow, another next week, and
4 others in Is days.
7. 8. Serrill, violent secessionist, vas
arrested on the arrival OF the Persia With
f40 900 in Bank Of England notes, the pro.
cseds OF loan for the Confederate States.
Serrill 10 native Of New Orlssne, about 80
years old, and very wealthy. A number Of
letters and important papers were also found
upon hin.
Fl. Monroe, Aug. Is.
The reports that the rebels beyond Fox
Hill have connected . wire wish the tele.
graph from OLD Point to Nsvpors News and
thus obtained our dispatches, 10 found to be
entirely without foundation.
Syracuse, N. r., Aug. is. .
Mud Look, on the Oswego canal, is repair
ed, and navigation resumed last night
Navigation on the Erie 10 uninterrupted.
New York. Aug. Is.
The Grend Jury In the u. s. District Court
presented the journal Of Commerce, Nsvs,
bay Book, Freeman Journal, and Brook
Ign Eagle, for expressing sympathy with the
rebels, sndask advice Of the Court 10 the
matter, saying they will be glad 10 learn
whether their conduct is subject to indict-
ment and punishmens.
New Orlsans. Aug. l6.
Gen. Evans, with the 18th and 18th Miss.
regimeuts and 9Th Virgins and . Richmond
howitser, passed Leesburg on Tuesday morn.
ing in pursuit OF TOO mon Of den. Banks
division depredeting on this side Of the Po-
tomsc. The enemy viii probably be cap
tured, 40 the river has swollen, preventing
their escape to the other side.
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Mr.. Maynard, who recently arrived in Cincin-
natl. says that MIR. Nelson was arrested by the Sc
cessionsts In corner Of Virginia, while making his
way North. and IS to be tried for treason. Both
Maynard aud Nelson were recently elected to the
United States Congress by their constituents, in
Tennessee who remain true TO the Union
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ga detachment Of Lagrange Home
Guards surrounded the residence Of III. D..
Caldwell, nine miles vest Of Lagrange, few
days ago, took him prisoner, and sent him TO
Gen. Fremont at St. Louis on board the Suck
Or State. Caliwell 10 the ssns individual
Who took Joe Hickey prisoner, . fe~ weeks
ago, and who vas also in commapd OF the
rebel AEs,lless NJ the battle Of Athens.
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New Y.rn NM.rkss.

- NeW OIL, Aux. 10.
Floor 6Q0l0c hiehst; - 5O(04 60 Tor Su
per. State, 4 1904 30 for Extra State, & so
"a 60 Super. yIestern, 4 1905 90 conn0n
50 medium Western. s l5(95 rs Extrs +. Il.
Nhses- Market l(12c h,xheS; u 26@t -
Tor winter rsd Western, 32Gli 30 white
Western, 1 36(9l 40 shite Ny, Osl0I rs
Nil. club. Uorn--- Market arm; 45(05Oc FOR
mixed WsUtsra. Whisky Ito.
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The following 10 . list Of the killed and
wounded Of the 1st lows Regiment, - re-
ported 10 the St. Louis papers:
Capt. Mason, Of company O, Museatine;
Capt. Brown 10 also reported Of the Let
Iowa, but there vas no such name amongst
ths omsers Of any grade 10 that regiment.
The following privstes were killed: J. Fl.
AsTIenry, eospany l; Frank kohmbarg, COM
psny II Lewis YoeDnsl, company b.
WOUNDED.
Fred. Psiau, company @; And. G. McDon.
aid, company |; Adam Dee, company II; Pc.
ter joke, company b; Geo. Bshler, company
II; Frank Deegendor6, company II; Sergeant
Dsisner, company II; Wm. Meyer, do; Capt.
Gossschalk, do; Joseph Lane, company G:
H. J. Osnphsll, company A; J. d. Aldrioh,
company @, eide and arm; Vim. Pickney,
COMPANY @; r. r. Moddeu, company c: John
". King, company B; Lawrence W ebb, Don
pany l.
WousDrD OF Co. @, Iowa Fnsr.
O. Gregory, 10 hsnd; O. W. Bennett, in
knee; @. Il. Ballsr, in breast; Chris. Murry,
10 foot; L. Webb, in leg; J. Bell, in groin; J.
O'Grsdy, in leg; n. Dsrrow, in arm; A. Mo.
Donald; J. Wall, bowels; q. CLARK, slightly;
g. Weigsl, knee; g. S. Pierce, Cor. williams,
J. Leary, s. w. Mathis, Thos. Erington.
3. Mscgus, Peter Enferdt, Go. g, FRS,
lows.
Hugh Eiss, Co. h, 10 thigh.
g. A. Walter, Co. B.
r w. Hamilton, q. g. Hanson, Co. III.
W. d. Dobbins, Ira Schsfef, TO. X.
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Battle NJ Leeshnrg.

h5ouWouus Aux. II.
The reported battle near Leesburg gredu-
ally assumes the Air Of FEASIBILITY 1t ap-
pears that 100 federsls fordsd she Potomac
near or opposite Leesbarg, bat during the
night the river rose and the confederates
surrounded them. fhs fsdsrsls slost 800
killed and 140O taken prisoners. The CON-
fejersss loss was small.
Several passengers from Manassas this p.
y. report this news current there. and il il
generally credited. Some say large nun
bsr Of vseons have been sent up to convey
down the property captured.
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The Fac ZoUAvEs.--It il said that General
HeAszelmAn's report Of the conduct OF thu 6iviaioa
in the battle 1t Bulls Run svcr that the EtbvortA
zouaves broke on the enemy's first hre, Iron . Al
ALBANIA regiment. and never formed again through
the day.
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from the South.

A young gentleman, who Was raised Ia
this county, arrived IN this CITY Saturday.
from Louisiana and Mississippi, where be bas
been acting ~ chaplain 10 the Southern army
since early last spring. lie reports the Mt
most restitution among the poor classes
there. They have been driven to the point
Of desperation, and had turned ont TO catch.
ing frogs, tosds, turtles and tn fact any.
thing 90 which they could subsiss, and escsps
starvation. Chickens Of any size we're SELF
ing =. Scots piscc, and tuvkeys % . piece.
Il was With great difficulty that bs succeed.
Cd 10 making bic escape, having been sssrch-
cd seven times day. OF course no comes
back disgusted with tho whole affair, and 10
perfectly willing TO settle down under the
stars and stripes. and obey the laws Of the
United Statss.-l Hannibal Messenger.
PRorosxp INCREASE OF THE REBEL An
Mt 10 understood in Official circles,
says the Richmond Dispatch. that the Sc
cretary Of War. the Hon. L. Pope Walker.
has recommended to Congress an addition
10 the Southern army Of about three hun
dred and fifty regiments. or such num-
Der a., added to the force already organized
will make an aggregate OF FIVE hundred and
Sky regiments. Estimating each reg
iment at thousand men. this would give
force Of five hundred and sixty thousand
men. rank and file The white population
OF the Confederate States being, in round
numbers, five millions six hundred thou
sand souls, the proposed srmy would
amount to just ten per cent. Of the whole.
or one soldier to every ten white people.
The Fac ZoUAvEs.--It il said that General
HelszemAns report Of the conduct OF thu 6iviaioa
in the battle 1t Bnll's Run avrn that the EihvortA
youaves hroke he evn 4 frat Vvoun Al.
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BRoAD TARGrr WITH ITS "CRNraK" DsIv-
ga correspondent ~ the T@r-~ Ha-.4 rvr-~-4
rslates the following incident of ! skirmish 1t Rich
Mountain.
il sppeAn that one ''seseshcr" thinking himself
It : sais distance and holding the marksmsnshp Of
H0osien IN extreme contempt turned bis back.
stocped over and offered glazing insult TO our men
tn. act had the effect Of making Hoosisr tearing
mad. Considering himself highly insultsd. and hsv.
ing great faith in his own powers and thst Of hi,
Lnheid rifle be vent his compliments tn the Ehaps
Of N on, cr bullet making centre" shot the bal
travelling the whole length Of the ..secssAsrs" body
and coming out at the throat Curiosisy induced
me 70 ezAminc the body and can voueh for the fact
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ca - COnvruttpn 1e DtspHussA
n VITA.

Col. Curtis has resigned his seat 10 Con-
eress ssd IL ~ilI BE- nese-ssry 10 elect some
ons - ssocssA hin 10 October. There 10 20
distries eQDoittee 10 cell convection. Gan
1oe.a sosssaaion hs daspssssd sishs Ii Or
DIR 10 test the msssss, 70 propose SASH r.
Miller, " Keoksk. What say the prsss p
Shall II. Miller b Ahs candidAte By genera!
0ooesst f--Hsvkeye.
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Rsnorea hattie =, Acsusa Creek.

WAshineton, Aug. Is.
This morning many rumors prevailed 10
tho effect Of . battle 1t AcQuis Greek % hav-
ing taken place carly 10 the day, hot 90 on
Ger just returned from that vicinity stated ct
tho Navy Department that the seoessionisss
there fred several shots at tho PawDee,
probably from ri6ed cannon, which she re-
turned. The forces we're TOO far apart 60
iIhlct damage, and this 10 all OF the story.
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIM e.
Fresh Butter.

Fresh Butter
LSOR prime article Of Fresh Butter 90 10
T. kOtEhTBON BROS,
July27d rs Nain-st.
MaYme nUIa,s New Juvenile.
DRUM; " The lrand Dssr Hunt, Just reed
ID and Ter eAlp It
OGDEN BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrY BOOK SroRE,
Anr0.d Corner ri Main I'd At.
wv ALL PKPEW, WuND0V80t1Att Bee
w 4 large stock Tor sals ~
OGDEN RROWNELL CO.'S
CRY Bsok SfoRE, a
Anr1kd No 81 Main-st.
lnUx ~ PMUNRN.-i hid just received
- RoBBRTSON : BRO,
Anil ~ Main-sA.
- AOH WANTnO, Tor uhiaA W viii psy CAsH
II W. II .AU61IQ = CO.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-17

G1ZpnagS nesA for shs rebel women 10
NaoI 1890 ohe -seesioDists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A HOUSE FOR RENT, an 9Th hetwee. Cosssrt
IA and High streses. ksviag Poems, Ae. En-
qaire Of X. Or j l. Curtis, II ksokuk.
AuR 18th. 1891 -n3f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-17
BOARD Ar TINS PAytal

NOARO At TINS PAVILION.
AIRS DUD ny proposes to take fev heerd1so
vi st the Pavilion House ConceEt bstuoea
3t and Sd streets. The roms srs largo - eem~
fort@bl~, and her terms will b snsenAbte ~ snlt
ed TO the times. fauG1Gd
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Milssary Matters.

The further publioation Of tbs War Bullet
in, Morning Herald and Missourian has been
prohibited By order Of Major Mckinssry, Pro-
vost Marshal Of the city.
The residence Of Capt. Wade, 90 Saint
Oharlss, near Sixth street, and that OF Dr..
MeKellops, on Olive between Fifth and
Sixsh ssfso5S, wore viSttsd By 6overnmeAs
troops, and subjsstsd 70 Thorough ssaroh.
The y. 3. Msrshal took nf. Wads into ous-
tody. Hssry n. fIass, norriss Nisder, A. q.
Menkins, and others we're arrested By tho
samA olfnAr.
The Seventh lows Regiment Ielt last svsu
iug 81 ~ Psai6e Railroad for Rolls.
Col. Ooisrss Regiasnt, sDoamped 10 Ar
ssual Pafk, ssss lsss sseniDG afosd With
the fanoue Mimic nasbss. Tbs regiment y
nov ready Tor sssvies. u.
A dsssehmsnt OF Col. MoNsi.'s Regiment,
rbess - O'Clock last night, proseeded 70
tho Mercantile Exchaogs," drinking -
loon on to ssath side Of Locust, between Ash
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AnG WE. TbBI -13F-
Lost
IN near Sixth Sew smith street, between Fal-
~ ton and Blondesu, agcntiemAn' small diamond
breast PIN.
The finder win he suitably rewarded By leaving
il ii Mr.. Bridges Jswsiry Store.
Aug I6-d2L
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Col. N. L. fsrDham OF the late Fire Zou
ayes, died 10 Washington on the l4th, o.
wounds received in the battle OF Bul's Run
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Southern Reports.

New Orleans, Aug. l6.
An extra Of the Houston Telegraph Of the
10th reports 6ght on the 25sh Jaly between
Cob Baylor's commasd and Federal troops
ut F.. Fillmore, resulting in the defeat Of
tho latter with 80 killed and wounded two
Leutenants were killed; Sousherners unhur,:
Federais fed, we're pursued, and whole com
mand taken prisoners, 500 in number.
Mail to Tuesson cleaned out BY Apschss.
All hands killed.
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f00 AA-D-0A-E-A Ann 11A19ME21
y hands will - given good wages and ccnssaat
e0pby oest br spf iyiag imssssiAteIy ~
j. O.. naa kills. 4 GO.sAs
Az lA0 MAtS-ST.,
AugI6.dlfw3t 81. Louis, No.
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Col Hovey, will leave Tomorrow, ard tAe IL 49,
talon Of cavalry. comprising 9 eompAnin under
command Of Col. Baker. lsass Monday, oil for the
same destination. Thres battsris 81 artillery. COM
SIX guns each aad one Of ioar guns Of Janes' ifled
caanos, ass i artive preparation in this city and
will he reAdy Tor service In lew days.
Mai, Wiiichs. from Col McCook's German Ohio
rcgnent, y here organizing regiment d Germans.
which Will b .cady IL twenty days. The lest qao-
= Il Ten regiments from Indiana. = rapidly form
ing 1t various camps in TIN 6tssc Thsrs u also y
Irish regiment hiag raised. To % battalion q
cavalry, companies, are eucampcd IN Madison, and
one 1t this city, arc nearly ready for actve duty.
Washington, Aug. 10.
Yesterday the steamer Rssofute Was or.
dsrsd 20 Matthias Point for the purpose Of
rsoonnoitsring battsau filed WITH bar
rele % shore. A boat Was sent fron che
Rssolsts with 8 men 10 bring is Of. No
sooner hed tho boat touohed the beech thsn
! voilsy Oh musket balls Was fred 10 II BY
oonesAled rebels 10 the woods, killing Of
the nen instantly, and woundiog enc 10 the
bead, is 10 feared, fatally. The Resol0ts was
about TOO yards from the shore, and fred In
| TO the midst or ths rebels one shot Of can.
meter and 8 Of schrapnal, with, il 10 thought,
extensive havoc. AZ the various woods
skirting the Potomac river afford Emo snbus-
osdss for the enemy. oliosss arc Urging the
| sppiicssiou vi 6rs - i6s sost effective u.sssas
| Of destroying those assailiog advantages.
| Cairo, Aug. 10.
Gun boats went TO within B or 4 miles oil
New Madrid LAST night. No important dis.
coveries we're made. From appearances IL ],
thought there vas but = small force lef,
three. It IL reported that Pillow with BIZ
men 10 vt Six sstou, Mo.
/ Especial to Post.
L. Washington, Aug is.
/ @, M. Gsucrs Msies has gone 70 New York h
investigate contracts for army clothing.
!. The Congressional Investigation Committee ha
made important discoveriea, showing that traitor
and spies daily ffequsat tho offices d the Govt
i procuring information, which Il regularly transmit
j The rsbsl steamer Page has been regularly com
missioned u 10 Confederate navy, and hosted ID,
rebel nag Firing was heard this morning from til,
direction 1t Acqus Cresk.
Richmond. Va. Aug. is.
In Me abscnce Of real battles, the public mind I
considerably excited about trosbes Or fights It Ac
Il guia creek. A battle is said to have come or :
4 IAesborg on Wednesday morning. il which 3Ol
4 Federais were killed and wounded and 400 tstet
prisoners. Neither report has been confirmsd. bu
they furnish abundant room for talk. As
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NOeO e.0Oss
az nd.rsiens iost Nos few dsys sisse,
L sseest&,d BY the First BApti-t chueeh to N
Kendall 10 1881, aud Gbs~ques,ly assigned - -.
Anv pers0n kndirg this nose I'll confer fases
BY tsAvssg ~ At tn Gats cisy Once
Aug. Is lS5l-s3t NAT ARCHER.
NOCsGE.
r1sHE Presbytefy Of keakak s.li mat in Cfoton
i on Tuesday. rept. ID. nj n o'clock p. u.
q. G. BkANAN, stated CLERK.
Aug. ~, 1914
MILITARY WsStAx.
TT =. Infsntry Tsctics. adopted May ], 1861,
u. price 81 rs.
Asny Negotiations, phss 81 -.
viclc's Hand hook Tor Active Service, 81 Is.
U. s.. Hand Book far tn, soliier, q rauis.
Lloyd's Aspof the Seat OF War. rs cents.
A nov supply for sale by
NV. WHSTCoTT,
Aukt3t MaiE-st., near 4th.
0Bo. q. ANDERSON. ALKx. BARCLAY.
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actual enemy. When, In the first revolution,
England hired msroepsriss to fight Der bat !,
ties, il Was mot the HessiaBs, but England,
that waeed the war. And in this second
struggle for national life and liberty, thoagh
slaves may work on the trenches. and poor
whites rush to the battle, and foreign labor.
ers and impressed Union men may be 10 the
Geld, lot 10 be understood that the men Who
aim the cannon, and 'rsise tho cry Of battle,
and hire these armies. and hurl them seainse
the foundations Of she Govsrnmens and OeO.
stisution are TIN Shareholders OF the ,Seuth.
these are she mes uho choose slasesy rather
than the Union. Slavery, legally pfotoeted
~ = local Southern institution, kooedsd
~ q creature Of State Law By ~ Whols
strength Of the Federal Govsrnmoae, they
will not accept; and rather than Il ehould
fail Of having the national territory for iss
area, and eternal ascendency n ~ UNtDu,
they will Dissolve the Confsdefasy and Con.
stitufion founded by our fathers, end drown
our Goverrmsnt and Liberties II the haood
| OF their posterity.
Let the few slsv,holdssy ~ ~ sounsry
have the credit Of their ora agepsy, and le
them be held by tho psolfo opinion Of the
country and the world niehis list sssponsi-
bilisy. Give them the glory of their owr
work. And whatsvee - ss1evings Of
friends OF the Unioa, Whatever The record,
Of. business, and 49, 1sl6e, and hospitals
and desolatsd 49, 3mnAiee ard bis&or,
will credit thooo1 e00re 60 fewL HUNDRED
thousand sl11sp t6ess, asd will braud tbi,
as..ais apes 0essfs.se. = tho ssvs
haldus' b. lfoas 10 0lAveholders' War
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Lieutenant-eereral Winfield Scott.

This lifelong distinguished General has at last
thrown off the mask, donned the habilimcnts of
treason, and covered himself all with as much
of infamy could be rakcd up from the cess-pools
of earth, and the purlieus of pandemonium. a
man who would act as he now has done, would
drag the body of his mother from her tomb, tear
off her grave clothes, and soil :...icm for paper
rags, if such az act would give him place and pow
er. scott's undoubtcd talent has always been
largely diluted with froth, which gaining strength
as tic former becomes weakened by age, and which
will soon hurl him from the pinnacle to which he
had arisen, to the lowest depths of shame and de-
gradation. Reqmcscat in pace.
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ment remains the same as when we embarked two
weeks since from the mountain region Of Carolina.
The health of the sollicrs continues good, as a
general thing. 1t is thought We will receive or
ders in short time, and be encamped few miles
from the city, which will add materially. to the
health and comfort of all.
Although there are many other subjects upon
which 1 would like to discourse, yet this must stf-
fee for this issue.
The typos must pardon the chirography here
displayed, as this has been written under decided
disadvantages. j. A. II.
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Prirates.-D. E. Brown, ]. p Brown, W. T.
Brown, A. D. Brown, B. p. Byrum, T. B. Egrriss,
John Cunningham wm. II. Cater, R. NJ. elink-
scales, ]. R. Cochran, J. T. Darlington, ]. c. Der
ricott George W. Earle, W. r. Earle, A. c. Earle,
s. M. FAINT, W A. fant, E. B. Fcaihcrston, Vim.
George, A o. N. Hall, P. c. Hall, John A. Hprri-
son, W. C. Hsrndon, R. T. Holland ]. N. Holland,
A. p Hubbard, John T. Hackett, J. Warren Jones,
Mansel Kelly, ]. 7. Keeown, W. NJ. kcown, jr.,
William Lee, W. L. Land, John E. Lewis, Robert
O. Lewis, D. Sloan Maxwell, George Martin W. c.
McEaYl, j. A. McGee, W. R. D. AIcGee, p. A. Nc
David John V. Moore, 10. B. McGce, J.w. Parker,
VIM. Poe, Miles ?. pickcns Enoch B. Rice, John
Richey, c. S. Robinson, D. H. Russell, Robert E.
Sloan, Jesse a. Smith, George srimp, John P. SUI
Ivan, ]. 7. Todd, Il. C. Todd Matthew vandiver
W. E. Walters, NJ W. Wallace. Reuben william
son-Total, 81 privates and II officers and non
commissioned officers.
The following list comprises those who did not
volunteer upon the call being made. 1t is simple
Justice to remark, that there are several included
in this class who were ready to re-voluntcer, but
desired to hear from those rghtfully interested in
their action
Priratcs.-E. W. Brown, c. S. Davis, z. n.
Emerson, j. c. c. Featherston, c. y. Gaillard, w.
A. Hammand, NJ Hcldman, D. j. HcrndOn, Dan'l.
IIurlburt, N. a. McCully, Jas. Mullkn, B. P. Nor
ris, ]. A. E. Norris, j. L. Norris, ir j. S. Russell,
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Webb, J. I. wcLb NJ Wilzinski, j. II. Wilson.
Total, % privatcs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-05-02
The Crops.

We have lately made trip of four days to the
loved ones at Laurcns, going one route and return
ing by another, and throughout the country trav-
clcd over, We find fair promise Of good crop as
far MS developed. Rain is now beginning to be
wanted, which We hope will soon be upon us, and
all will be bright and prosperous for future sup
ply. We find general desire to raise good sup
ply of provisions this year, and if kind Heaven
smile upon the effort, all may yet be we'll.