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STSr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVERTISER. hAr W ~
sscn restored to health IA few weeks BY very nmpls
remedy, after having suffered several yca. n snr
lows 10 make known his follow sufferers nc mcsnsos
crnon used ree chagc) with directions ior
anu uss Xshms bronchitis The only object Of the
sdvertissr IN scndns prescription 70 benefit ne
aGced. and he hopes every sueror may Try DIS remeoy
NJ viii coat them nothing. and may prove rsr
,sas hina Inc prescription will please address Rev. Ed
e arS Whom. Wansbuys kings county, New York.
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ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
FURNISHED TwESTy-oHE THOUSAND FIVE HuNDakD
TROOPS FOR THE WAR.
Arkansas has raised fourteen regiments Of infantry,
two Of cavalry and seven companies Of artillery, and
transferred them the Confederate service This 70
elusive OF the regiments raised by Colonies Churchill,
Hndman, Pagan and Rust.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1851


downdss Volunteers. .Iowndss. Hammond.
o. 0csskonee light Infantry. Thomas. Young
81. Marys volunteers. Mcintosh -. .Duf,ur. ]
Seaooard Guard .......... Wayne. Nichols.
p psar,en Minute Men,. .Berrien. Knight
r s voiunteera. .Quitman Lane.
1s"aasVnie 1uar0 Thomas. Rockwell
FIRST BATTALION.
Major. Viipigue.
Etowah Infantry, ......... .cass.. .Larey.
Brown Infantry. .Bibb. ~ybcrry.
Independent Volunteers Bbb...... Oh A. smith.
SECOND sArr' .'"Adsfh0'd'
or'"',,''''"''''.''E. rdan m,SN'
M MssSn R vs,snseers .BSs. .s% d.'
City Light Guard. ...... Nhb> Ross.
spaldng Grays. ...... Muse ceec. . Colquitt.
'''''.''..spS ding 1855. Doyal.
This reg- GEORGIA REGULARS.
lams ar Aent Is commar ded by Colonel Charles J. Will
until has been stat oned at Fort Pulaski Tybee
Seer scsosy, when IL ordered to Virginia by the
FOURTH BRIGADE.
the following regiments constitute the Fourth hri.
The First regln emit militia Colonel W. T. wanord.
The Inc second re- siment. Colonel ". W. Boyd.
r ro oomp" les cavalry. Major Wilcoyenr
foui oo"p MES artillery Colonel NJ. A. Stovan.
INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS.
ooef act Of Congress President Davis has accepted
numoe Of companies from Georgia, which have been
into regmens The organization Of Tho latter has
Jeen reported 70 the State Executive, and therefore
s officers cannot be asceraincd from the Adutant Gene
| "a rs Office Tho regiments are generally known, how;
veer, us Bartows, Conncr's, McIaws', Prinups and
Ectors the latter being called the Toombs regiment.
Col Ectors Fourth independent regiment has foar hun
dred and fifty IN II six feet high aqusntity OF
| doctors and lawyers, asad fourteen preachers.
There are Two regiments Of guerrias undee COL B. F..
| Mcdonald.
Major N. C. NJ Hammond, Of Athens, fcqxnerly Of tho
United States Army aided by gentlemen OF influence and
position s exertng himself 10 organize another Georgia
Tho regiment which Hon. william H. stiles has for some
time been engaged in forming is complete. It viii be
armed and equipped by Governor Brown, and by him
! BIO rendered 20 the Confederate States
IN addition to these, there will be in the field T.
r. r. GIBBS Legion, Gov Cobbs regiment, aud several
ofhersnow In process OF formation. Gen. Phillips bri
gde hasbecn several weeks in camp Of instruction
| Marietta and isl 10 receive marching orders.
Cobbs Legion comprises eleven companies, viz:-Four
| cavalry.
Tho Richmond Enquirer states that large number Of
Col Howell Cobb's regiment, stationed at the old fair
grounds near that city, suffering from sickness, and
| thzt there have been several deaths among them.
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4 sHoM SECOND PAGE.l


ttoNiiSohD - in 1855 ~ e captain
Augnetin, Mexico, IN lsAS, al" f.o,.,a. .c ding
,,,' 'soryces have been chiefly on the 'ion'e'' NV
hide opportunty for distinction. On the s70ess''
ave State, South Carolina, Governor Pickens
him Colonel Of the First regiment Of South ea',nA
,ortrv from which post President DAVIS reeenSs ~"
,oo,ea him to the rank of Brigadier General.
Colonel John b. Grayson, formerly Of the uni'eu o'-'.
Army has been appointed Brgadier General by ffeeF
dent Davis and assigned to duty on the Florida coast
Che force at Pensacola is composed OF Forida south
Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana troops
There are now about 5000 5000 soldiers attached to
General Andersons command. The Navy Yard Is dvest
cd of everything calculated TO burn that could be rcmov
ed company of Atlanta mechanics garrison the pre-
misses and go outside occasionally TO assist in 'sappng
and mining" the road to Mcae which is well fortified.
The artlerists who come from Louisiana are rihing
several Of the guns mounted near the old Navy iard
water tanks.
Among the troops which Florida has furnished are tAs
following
COLONEL AMBER SONS REurMENT,
Beaurecard Rifles Captain A. w. .funtoD.
Madison Volunteers. Captain Richard BRADFORD
Young Guard. .........,.,V aptain John H. Gee.
Leon Artillery. ......,~. Captain r. B. Hilton.
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LOUISIANA

FURNISHED 20,540 TROOPS FOR THE WAR.
The official statement Of the Governor Of Louisiana
shows that the present army Of Louisiana is composed
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The Memphis APPEAL has statement Of the forces fur
nisbod by Arkansas the Confederate States all Of which
are now engaged in active service UP ~ fol-
lowa- 80.
Now in Virginia, two regiments Of infantry, onethou
sand strong, each.. 1000
Under Hnrdee, In regiments 5000
Under McCulloch In regiments. .............. 5000,
Seven new regiments just organized, and under
HHIVinS 0JVVV
independent companies and battaons OF artillery
and cavalry wth Hardee and McCulloch 800
The largest vote In Arkansas something
900, consequently the number Of troops given
above be correct onehrd Of her voting population
are in the field in the service Of the South.
The Memphis avalanche learns from Little Rock, Arkan
o,. ' ~ Military Boara mas peen APPOINTED, 'wo NIL
entire military force Of the State placed at the disposal Of
the Confederate States.
ded.--
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Davis enlist regiment Of mounted for the war,
designed for service independent force Cor active
operation and movement, not confined to any
particular locality superior command, but acting
der general orders from the President Secretary Of
War,
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KENTUCKY

The Richmond Examiner Of September 10 published
the following paragraph concerning the efforts Of rebel
confederacy TO drag Kentucky out Of the Union
Private adyces indicate quiet but serious and exien
sve movements towards the separation Of kentucky from
the Lincoln government 1t is not generally known that
Congress- at its last session, before the adjournment
passed important bill the calendar for the
extension OF the aid Of the Confederate to the
movements towards independence in Kentucky terms
analogous to those offered to Missouri.
Some time since JEFF Davis called Kentucky for three
regmcnts-the First to be commanded by Lloyd Tigham,
the Second by Bob Johnson and the Third by Winters
Recruiting officers have been busy in the employ Of
these respective Colones picking up young between
the ages Of sixteen and twenty for the rebel service It
is believed that the regiments to be used along the
borders of Kcnuckyprobaby upon the line Of the Nash
Tin Confederate b0nds) for each mafthey recruit
Sopn of he hello tn tho ata
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HOME GUARD.
NASHVILLE HOME GUARD REGIMENT.

A NEGRO BATTALION OF DITCH DI0GERS.
On the Sd Of September procession Of several hundred
negro men, members OF the sdomestic institution"
marched through the streets Of Memphis, in military
der under command OF Confederate officers They were
all armed and equipped with shovels, axes blankets, &C.
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MISSISSIPPI
FURNISHED TrGHTEEN THOUSAND TROOPS FOB TIM
The Following list Of the regiments the field from
Mississippi ut the present time with the names Of the
officers, as far as we have been able 10 obtain them -
SECOND REGIMENT.
Colonel. .,...,............W c. Falkrer.
NINTH REGIMENT.
Soonel. ........t.....,,..,J. H. Chalmers.
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ARTILLERY CORPS.

ARTILLERY CORPS.
Natchez Artillery. ...... Captain b. F. B. Hunter.
Washington Artillery Captain Givardey.
Jackson Artillery Captain Carr.
Natchez Quitman LIT Arl'y Captain W. 8. Lowell.
vcksburg Artillery. Captain Tull.
Warren Artillery Captain Cook.
Bovina Artillery Captain Newman
The Mississippi troops in service in Virginia, Flori
da and Tennessee.
On the ID inst President Davis sent the following
ply to despatch from Gov Pcttus OF Missssippi:We
shall probably need NIL the companies You furnish
this fall.'
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The regiment Ii called the Walker Legion In compli-
ent to the Secretary Of State OF the Southern conedera
cy The Colonel is from Gaatin county, is distinguish
ed lawyer and besides acquired fame the bloody fields
OF Mexico. The Lieutenant Colonel (of Sumner county,
Of the first to scale the walls OF Monterey the
siege of that place by the Americans Major Doak is also
an old Mexican volunteer. and member OF the Tennessee
LEGISLATURE.
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GEOMslA
FTRNIsHED NINETEEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY TReoPs FOR THE WAR.
The following the regiments, babtalions and CON-
ranies whose officers have been commissioned by thA
Gover,Ior Of Georgia
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$4,000 WORTH OF
REAL ESTATE
In Davenport and Le Claire, Iowa,
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.
VrHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
that beautiful residence known As Arpvle
Cottage. with 33K acres Of land in high state Of
cultivation situated in tho city Of LIE Claire, and
commanding magnificent view Of the Mississippi
River, Port Byron and much of the State ii lii
nois. The Cottage contains rooms and q cellar.
and is in complete repair. The garden is full OF
the choicest shrubbery, Strawberries, Grapes in
full bearing. SC, 30. thrifty young orchard is
on the premises, comprising 800 fruit trees Of the
stable, smoke house and poultry yard. Tho fenc.
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picket fence seven feet high Twelve acres of the
land forms : nne park Or woodland. Tho Cottage
ired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT,
30 rods from Argyle Cottage, we'll fenced, and in
high state Of cultivation, and we'll adapted for
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back of L. Claire, i rising rapidly IL valae.
Ose ass Brick Dwellins Hence and Lot IL
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the cerner Of Brady
and Twelfth streets, with tho lot on which i
stands, fronting 2l3 feet on Brady street by 1850
feet in depth to 50 foot alley, with carriageway
and good stable, carriage-house and wagon shed
complete. The house contains l0 rooms With GAS
in each, aud good cellar. An excellent cistern
is on the premises.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
CORNER OF NINTH AND PERRY SITS. !.
Lot SO by 100 feet to . 20 foot alley, with good
cellar, stable and wood-shed Gas throughout the
house; good water on the premises.
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
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These houses contain from six to ton rooms
each, are we'll finished and delightfully."- situated
on the West side Of Brady street. A good cistern
and Well Of never failing water are in each yard
These houses are situated on let 232 feet front.
and possesses every requisite to make them do
lightful residences. They will be seld siugly or
together.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated
TERMS :-One-6tth cash and the balance in
four equal annual pay ments with interest 1t the
SIX per cent. per snnum, payable annually.
For further particulars apply to
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At Argyle Cottage, Ls Claire, lows, or to my
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1t adap3s the Piano 10 oil climates and 10 oil chan
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4 few eeslomeniels r. regard - shc support.
city q sas 49, Ssele Paerss insulated Flsse
~ have examined The Piano Fortss d Lishts
bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
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In clesrncss, richness, and volume d tone, dol
icaey, elasticity 81 tonch aud ne repeating action
:, have never played upon their sqasl."-H. A.
In volume. Richness, svenscss, and purity Of
tons and IN dslisaey 81 touch they certainly excel
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YsRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, On the 10Th
day Of Juns, A. D., 1857, John X. Jackson and
Mary, bis wife, executed unto Charles Powers -
Trustee. certain decd Of Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa, des.
cribed - follows, TO- Wit: All that certain tract
Or parcel Of land bounded and described q fol.
lows: beginning u the north -wsss corses Of the
eat half Of the north west quarter Of section No
nineteen 90 il township seventy eight u.s..
north Of nage foar ~ east Of the 9th 18th
principal meridian thencs ssst twsnty-seven and
ons.half (271) rods. thenss south ssventy-6vs
(7S) rods, moe or lees, to The centre Of Duck
Greek thsnee following the mssnders Of said
Duck CrseA TO the vest line Of said half quarter
section; thence north sevsnsy-hvs (7S) rods, moro
o. Les, 70 The Pisss q beginning. being twelve
!Is( acres o. the vest half Of certain tract Of
John Hacker 70 Joseph :. Wood ward BY deed, re-
eoraed j. the Rseosde1s o9ee Of Scott county
March s0th. lS4s, 10 book ." page sSs and $50,
which said dssd Of Trust, il recorded il the Re.
cosess. ooes q Ssett eossty, Iowa, in book ~
Jaeksea and wife, fss tie purpose a ssesrsg the
payne:s Of certain psomisscsy note. signed By
aid John :. Jackson, dated the loth day Of June.
4. p, 1851. for he sum II Xix hundred and
txssty dollar, geysbasin one Zsas after dsss. q
veepost afessssjd.
AID tie aid nots having become due and pay
able, 40 he said Jssksoa having failed 20 pay
The saaes asd The hid Charles Powers, said
Trustee, aaned II aid desd, Aaviag died, and the
sss.s !sd9: 8 r'i s :o:es lo": l..as e:
Ard stsod q seid Charles Power, panssnt 70
the p.ovisions Of aid dssd 4 Trust, /, John @.
nans' IToess, = appointsd - afesssaid, do give
Z. sss D.sIas astaee, !: psscsasse q the power
y S vsssss' 10 .iiles ssssstsy tas lsth dsy
In the sftsrnoon Of said day, sttbs Cesrt House
door, In the city Of Dovonpoet expose and Offer
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S. H. KELLER & SON,
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D. n. RICHARDSON,
GEO X. WEST,
JNO. q. GIVEN,
GEO. +. CARPENTER
rAvESroRr, Monday. Oct Is, 1860.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvRH THAT ON TIE
~ 1ltA day = Januasy. 4. D., 1851, The I'm
q hinss, Haskell Co., = this sity, nsds = -
eignmsnt d their property = The ue1eedgne4
Assigsess, fos The bsnslt q thsir Ne1itorp, ard
oil pessoao holline claims agsisss I'D I'm ass
hereby soti1sd % present the ams, daily verified
nader oath or a0rsIatioo, - I'D AaigDoss, n tie
city e DayenpoFot 6taee - IeWa, Wit1i1 three
nenths Au0 ~ dats - this notiee.
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Valley Clly ullls Agssey.
9eTuoeMosl = JOHNSON, Psspsissesas
Na.leAMlLy viNuN vRoM THE ABOVE
i&ss ~ - ss''sa - 800 /.
0X0YN L. Z
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4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
\ the late Arm of RICHARDSON, WEST Il Co.
are requested to bring them forward for settlement,
aul az persons indebted to said firm arc requested
to ~ and settle at once. 1t is absolutely neces.
sary that our books should BIO closed, and that too,
immediately. Persons having open accounts with
our office, will ebligc US by rendering hem at once
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 co.
DAVENPORT, Oct. Is, l5s0.d