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IA they run only few rsnom shots orc OF whi;h how
ever regret " say, cred the arm Of private Smith,
woupdng him sligh.ly. Tbe snemy did NOS wait to .
their artillery, which we captured, consisting OF two
loaded guns, both Of which, however, spilled by
there number was between two aud three hundred l
do not know the loss Of the enemy but several Of them
were seen TO fall We did not take any prisoners owing
10 the start the enemy got and Of having loft in ihe
rear all the horses belonging to my Command
then ordered the twenty fret raiIroAd bridge
TO be- burnt, which was cone, and in = few
minutes only the pers remained In further plr.
suance Of your order, then retired, bringing with
the two guns The enemy flag, which iofgo. 10 men
tiou, captured and other articles of little value
cannot close without bringing your notice the gallant
conduct Of both officers and who each at their
potts and burning to engage the enemy and when the
order to charge gwen rushed forward with enthu-
siasm wadpg the river to their waists. arrived here
this evening 'he spirits Of nv men In no wise Tagged
Colonel & mmandng, Third Tennessee Volunteers Con-
federate States Army.
ATTACK ON SCOUTING PARTY-TwO OHIO SOLDIERS
KILLED.
From the Wheeling IItell,gencer, June az
On Ihureday night list squad Of some ten men rom
company Of the rwene,h Ohio regiment, unter Colonel
Norton and stationed at BeDtons Ferry, about four
miles east Of Fairmont, were scouting, when they
oame upon lot Of in Inc house Pete
RICHTER, Coon river i've miles, In westerly direc-
ton from the ferry The squad was re1 upon rom the
house, when Of them killed instantly and another
received ahot In the breast, from which he cannot
The balance Of tho scd,ers returned TO camp
Of sixty men to dsudge the rsscals II was feared in
Fairmont that there would be great slaughter the
secessionftts si visible for the soldiers were
much enraged at the loes OF their companions. this
Fighter notorious character and has been the right
hand man Of fetch Vincent The letter which conveys
the above Information aIso makes the gratifying au-
nouncement that Tom and Sam Vincent, brothers Of
fetch, have been tsken prisoners and In pos
session Of the Union soldiers fetch csnnot BIO found
Coonei aortons twentieth Ohio regiment are scattered
point and Grafton.
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OUR BEDFORD CORRESPONDENCE.

BEDFORD, IA June rs, 1901.
Arrirds and Deparpye Of Two Regiments Movements Of
The Rebels-.Dae to Western Virginia, DC, DC.
The Frat and Second regiments Of the Pennsyiva
Reserve Corps arrived in town the ga accompanied
by Captain Campbens artillery. They encampsd In a
beautiful locality two haf miles south OF tho town.
near the Bedford Springs. They named their encAmp-
ment Camp Mccall.
The regiments received their marching orders last
night, and on their way TO Cumberland, and
win arrive there some time tonight. The camp will
probably bc occupied by two regiments OF the Re-
serve Corps sooR.
Humber Of the officers, fourteen in ALL Of Colonel
Walacee 1euavee passed through town this morning
from Cumberland their way TO Ptssburg, business
which not revealed. Some OF them probably on
their way TO Iundiaua to bring in renforcements
their regiment, or perhaps form They repre-
sent the rebels as beng tntrenched at Romney,
with battery OF thirteen field pieces They number
about 5000. Parties OF them yesterday within
tvo half miles Of Cumberland took citizens
Of Hampshire county, known Union men prisoners
and carried them to Romney superintendent on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad also captured as he was
riding tn the country opposite Cumberland.
The citizens here have been very active in supply ing
the eolders with provisions, &c They (tbe sodiors)
enthusiastic ia their praises of the treatment they have
received. The health of the is very good only few
being confined TO the hospital here
Th,s 10 the route over which the government has
directed all The ammunition supplies, Sc TO be passed
90 The army of Western Maryland and Virginia
good apeciote told Of Colonel VILLAGES attack on
aomDey After the Zouaves bad tred the reoeh
sbsy fell fiat on the earth TO reload, just rebels
FREQ on them An Irish woman living in Romney. and
Who With many others was observing the battle from
distance, suppesng that the Iouaves had fallen
suit OF the rebels Ere exclaimed, ia exuitsnt tones
'd3e Jases, snot livery mon thin" Her surp ise
WAS not diminished when she cav them rise, not in
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City Intelligence.

FooT RACING TIKI FASHION CoURsR-Vo day the mile
and the quarter mile foot races for purses Of $3.50
EACH come of on the Fashion Course Long Island pro-
vded the day Hne and the track 10 good condition Az
the eetest pedestrians both Of this country and
England entered for the purses there will doubtless
be large assembage OF spectators present TO wness
the exciting contests
FOUND DRownxD.-rhe body OF an unknown man WAC
yesterday Corning found floating in the dock the fe,t
Of Warren street. The coroner was notified.
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COLONEL BARDAN's ri

Colonel Herdsn is now id the city for ID
tanning consent Of the State\ Military Boar
izatiOn Of the company from this State FOL
Of sharp shooters desired by the general
The Board will meet tomorrow. If 3 quort
tendance there is but little doubt eutertain'
consent to arm the company - other States
Candidates for the company are subjected TO .
"a TO skill with the rife. The three accepted FRO
are Stephen Martin, John Wilson snd John Il G.
trial yesterday at one eighth Of mile distance,
secutive shots each, they averaged as follows
az inches; Nelson, inches, and Clark, ga inch
the centre.
They are appointed by Colonel Berdan ccynmiti
examine candidates from Schenectady, Troy end FL
The candidates are to bring their own weapons, sn
test is to be two hundred yards, ten shots--to y
five inches from the centre Of the target to the ce
the ball.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


RHEUMATISM nosf PAINFUL ponxa;
also scrofulA nyspeles Bait khsun Pmplss BlotcAea Oh
Ulcers Fever BOreA 9he Woest Of dAAas Of tho
blood, mercural Complaints Debility Xyer and Kdneya ~
great purifier
Hyss Life Basam cured housaAds Of ef thsss
and similar diseases and viii cxtAtuly care any
whioh can be reeched by medicine taken IN .codsnea
with directions II doss contain particle OF mercury
any other deletarous PndIa dsDot sA6 Grand
street
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MATCH OF QUoTTs WILL TAKE PLACE FOR
WI ebver Cup. a the Esst arooh shades Myrtle svenne
between Wslworh Spencer street, East Brooklyn Ply
on MONDAY July 1851 Common ses q ! O'Clock Asmts-
nou tree J, J. FLETCHER Proprietor.
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CAMP DEFIANCE, CAIRO, H., June 70, 1861
Troops Sent 70 st. Louis and Alton Vii, ant ypsecA Of
General Prewtiss TO the 8 dies a. Hound City-Diya
tsfdaion ,cuh the s a,e Military AuM0,iies, dc.
We have just received news Jonesvife, Of fight
between the Union and rebels at Cape G'rardeau
Mo- In which the Uniouists defeated the rebels most
signaly, but ss the news comes through many diff
feYent hauds Am inclined to doubt its accuracy. We
have no particulars EXCEPT that the Unionsts raised
flag at the Cape, which General watkins army undertook
to haul down Probably, il there ia any truth in the
story the telegraph has informed you of the deJa more
fully than can.
The steamer City Of Alton is just rounding the point
route for st Louis Alton having on board two
companies Of German infantry who going to Alton
join the Hecker Jaeger Rifles encsmped there n,s
addition will complete the regiment, and it is said they
will form one OF not the finest regiment in the Western
army.
Las. night General Prentss attended by the officers Of
Visited Colonel Cook and his command at Mound CIV
After the usual military hospaltes the members Of
Colonel Cooks regiment were drawn up In front Of
sheir quarters, where they addressed by General
Prentiss, Colonel Cook Colonel Dick Osesby Colonel
PaiEe, and Lieutenant Colonel Chet.n There has been
much feeling In this as we'll oil other regiments here
at babby treatment they have received at the hands
OF the State authorities Springfield the speeches
troops into TIE that ssey make tbs ne
try neceet es override all ouside and Lesser consider
at'ons and to continue In the service until The end Of
the war.
The troops discouraged at the prospect before
,hem-no money TO purchase anything with, and their
credit already oveTtrawn Such has been their treat
ment that u would not be surpreng il many OF them
shoud return TO their homes The end Of three months
disguised with soldiers NE Let the troops Of NIL
nois be paid az Ihose OF other State-iet them be
treated ~ men and SOLDIERS should be Gated and not
one In ten-no, not one In ffty Of those now in the
ranks could be kept from reenlis,tg for the war; ex-
eept through physical disability, ~heu their ninety
day have expired The speakers night we're par.
tcosr)y severe on the Springfield politicians thoae
blamesbe 70 ether qunrie and the responses from the
soldiers showed that they Wiling xsit awhile for
turn in the public asrs Our noys rorous for
Eight, ard Beht they VIII before they 90 home IL ;asy
Lave 70 g. ana tghl % their e~o hook
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PRESENTATION OF A TELESCOPE TO COLO,
MEL FARNHAM, OF THE FIRE ZOUAYEs.


The Colonel Of the gallant regiment Of New York Fire
Zouaves has been the recipient Of splendid present from
the Christ Church Sunday school Of this city the shape
OF large bed telescope The following correspondence
passed On the occasion-
New YoAK, June 10, 1891.
COL Moan l.. FARSHAM, Washington, D. -
York, in remembrance Of your pleasant associations
with them desire your acceptance Of the
tetd glass, assuring you OF their lively sympathy in all
your abors in the noble In which you engaged
you besides serving to call back memory to the happy
days that have passed. and to remind you to look
forward TO the haven Of peace Ve-y truly and affection
stely, yours FREDERICK s. WILEY Rector.
JAMES F. HALL, Superintendent
ALEX. WALKER, Asst sup'dent
IA. SMITH,
a. G. PLArr rn.r,,..
T. a NICHOLSON, 'o""i''ee'
c. N. BLACK,
CAMP ELLSWORTH !
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, Va, June Is, 1851. !
NJ DRAR FRnNps-Your acceptable present Of . field
glars, together with the Accompanies letter OF presenta
ton, reached me safely day or two ago.
whom have been more intimately associated in the peace
full walks Of life, and regarding whom have 30 many
pleasant memories to keep company while attending
TO my duties II s crafty ing ct all times to have the
good will of fellow citizens while engaged in the
ormauce Of responsible business much when
know in this case, that are remembered with
Kindness and movements followed with the heartfelt
best wishes and Of ndulgent friends Your beau
ttfui present eba accompany me in ovements and
trust. when this unhappy strife Ia ended, may have
the pleasure Of returning thanks for II In person.
while remain, meantime truly your friend,
NOAH e. FARNaAM,
Colonel eleventh regiment, New York State
Volunteer frat Firemen Housves
TO FRRBuIoR j. Wnay Rector, and Superinend nta and
Committee VI Christ Church sunday scllo5l.
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tem fuir,shed with arms. They VIII probably be sutt
cent 70 hold jefferson against the rebels should the Union
troops be removed The latter at present remain
theTe rs Eealthy precAntion.
THE BATTLE OF Bo0NvILLE, As SEEN
THROUGH A SOUTHERN TELESCOPE.
THRU HUNDRED UNION TROOPS KILLED AND WOUND.
ED--sEvEN HUNDRED UNION MEN. INCLUDING
GFEBRAL LYON, TAKEN PRlsONERs-sIx PIECES
OF CANNON AND SEVERAL HUNDRED STAND OF
ARMS CApTUREr--ONE STEAMER SUNK
From the Memphis Appeal, June 81
A relilble gentleman fsom st Louis, who left that
city two O'Clock the l9th fully confirms the
attained by the troops under Jackson
forces under General Lyon. special despatch was
ceved from Jeerson City at o'clock, giving the par
tcuars and askpg Bair to forward two abolition
tack byl the state troops.
The despatch stated distinctly that General Lyon had
cred killed. hundred taken prisoners and that six
pieces OF and several hundred stand Of arms
were cspturet. General Lyon himself was among the
prieoners The steamer atan was completely shot TO
pieces AID sunk.
VIEW OF ANOTHER BATTLE THROUGH THE SAME
TyLEsCoPE-TwO HUNDRED UNION MEN KILLED
AND wouNDED--THRBR HUNDRED TAKEN PRISON.
ERs-oER HUNDRED AND FIFTY STAND or ARMS
CAPTURED.
Az Kansas City aboye Bonneville another battle oc-
CURED day Lass, with results equally glorious
Capt Kelly cefeAed about number o. federaiss
after contest. The loss TO the latter Two
hund killed and wounded, three hundred taken pri.
eonese, and hundred and fifty stand o. arms cap
In the greatest disorder.
Our inioy stktes that the which deemed
entirely correct received with great .irciog at
Lcuie Thousands Of jubant ci,izeos we're yathe,sd
around the Planters 1ouse sne Jonrn,t ofic. gV
leg vent 70 their Joy in Le ncr e1tIav.s aus
Two regiments o. tac river Bar lasv .g
only three thousand sedersl troops IA toe WY An q.
tack upon h.se aue'nsis' "a. ard { expected
Ne&d oe nadt VI TIC Lli % he 18Th. iba soataern
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REpoRrs FROM GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, June 80, 1851.
Major General Mcclellan and staff have gone to Clarke
boro, General Morris command al Phiilippa. The
forces here and those stationed along the railroad from
ParAerssug wheeling TO Piedmont are placed uadef
command OF General Hii Colonel Phelps, Paymaster
General Of Ohio arrived here TO- day, and will begin pay
ips % the Ohio troops tomorrow.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,
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Miss Giiber e Usresr,
The Princes Ball,
Nemesis.
Croshy's American Lawyer,
The Witches Of New York,
Woods AID Waters,
81 Fusedis,
And large assortment Of
Juvenile Books.
Just received At
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CITY Book STORE,
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ss.s. sss.ns. -
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Uura Barton.
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TsNcy cyCLOPEDIA Vt Relig igious Knowledge.
- Mtuhcith Biographies.
Gould Brown 3 Grammar Of English Grammar.
DO Grammar Improved
do First Lines OF English Grommar.
Andrews' Latin In glish kexieon.
Erattendcn's 3 Counting House Edition Of Book.
keeping.
Splits Surrenes French Dictionary.
Blank Drafts, Notes, Sc.
Sectional Maps or Iowa, Illinoisand Missouri.
For sale by
nj. W. WEsrcoTT,
dscl4-d Main. ut near 4th
Fire Crackers.
lNE AUNDAED boxesin store and for sale by
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1.EGAA NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTlCEs
To Thomas r. Du6 ". w Bslknap, David Craw-
ford, Franklin Gardoss. John r. uhiselen, Henry
Little, N. Alexander. Oscar Barbrldge, Wn. III.
Leech, William : b. L. Ruddick, L. Stark
wather:
XeU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i thore il nov on 6ls In the cfice OF the Clerk
1T the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison. petition Of Hiram Barney, claim Ang Of
you Thomas r. Duf the sum vi three hundred dob
lars, with 70 percent. Ia crest per annlm psyaDie
annually (and so dollars for taxes paid,) AZ mo-
ncy due On . mortgage made By yon - Chas. Macon
and since assikntd - said hiram Barney dated
September 25th, 1854; also claiming against each
OF you tho foreclosure Of said mortgage, thfssms
being upon Lots eleven and twelve II = l2l in
Block hundred and forsy-eight l4S1 Ia City Of
Keoful, Lee County lows, Tor the purchase money,
sud further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief.
And unless you appear and snswer said petition
on before noon Of the second day cf the next
term Of said Court, 70 commence at III. Madison on
he - n--l.- x NJ, M--- = ..ses ar..-.t =!u
be entered. sgainst y0a. and judgment ysndetsd
thereon AZ prayed for IN sai4 petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb a3 1851. Pitf's Aat,ys.
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LEGAL Notice.

To Thomas Dunn.
NOu aru hereby notified that there il now en-
i file In the office Of the Cleik oil the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. at Fort Madison, PEE
tition Of Hiram Barney claiming OF you Thomas
Dunn thesu of two huDdred snd nifty dollars snd
interest a, IN per cent. PER AnnuM, - money duo
on . mortgage made by you to Charles Mason ard
since Assigno - said Hiram Barney, dated Ccto-
Der 4th, 1856; also cfaimi against you the fore
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon Lot
No.three Isl in Block one hundred and pevspty.
nine 1871 In the City of Ksokuk, Lac Cssnty,
iOwa, for the purchase money Also s1aimlAg TWEEN
tythree SS-I0O dollars Tor taxes paid on said pro-
perty and further asking for sAls Of said pTemi-
ses, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said prtition
on or before Loon oil the second day Of the nsxt
term oil said court, to commence ~ Fort Madisen
on the Sd Monday OF May, A. y. l8sl, = asfaslt
will be entered against you; tho petition taken -
by you confessed, and y decree rends1ed aeainst
you ~ prayed therein. gss
Feb. 10, lssl-dIn Pltab Atty'G
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Legal Snttce

Legal Malice.
To Hubbard Stone. Charles Stone, Jacob BuShey
q. II. cax. Boyd Braaen. NJ. sullivan, Fredefs set
Zugg, William II. " iIisns, hobert f. smith
John W. Hanc pck, A. Il. Stevenson. kilgore
Wilson Co., Iarion, Perry d Co., q. W. ho2e
hay Rro., samuel Baylev. State of Iowa H.,
til, Ut School Fund ,ienry q. lie Louis aud Lou.
ise Uctayia DcLeais, n.inor heirs oi Ea4al,stl
Dei.oufs, deceased, and Martin Stafford, tAril
Guardian:
Nou ald each of you are hereby notified hat
L thtreis new fie IN the of,ee oi the Clerk
Of the District Court oi Lee County, Iopa ut orr
Madison, petition oi aitaai barney claiming q;
you hubbard Stone and Charles stone The sum of
thiriyfve hundred dolas sld 10 per cent interest.
4s money due on mortgage made By sou to CAas.
.dsson md since assigned TO ss,d Hram Barney.
dated Fsbruafy D, loo; also claiming against aeh
OF you thu foreclosure II said gage the salne
being upon.Lo;s six I6l and seven La in Diock
eight Isl id MssoI's Upper Addition to the City ct
ke"kuk, Lse County, Iowa, for purchase money;
anu further asking tor saic Of said Premises ANA
geacTai relief.
And nnless you appear and ansvrr said petition
on or before the noun Of the IL day oi he nexi
term Of said Court TO Commence 1T tvrt Madi on on
the. third Monday OF May A. d. 1851 default vii i
b. entered against you the petition tak a. by you
confessed. and = decree rendered sssinst you II
prayed therein.
NOBLE L STRONG,
Feb. s, lS6l-lm Pltff's Att'ys.
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L.esataNussce.

10 a. T. deorRe and David Crawford:
Nou aud each Of You are hsreby notified that
there IL now on lie In the ofEee or the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison. pStition of Hiram Barney claiming Of
you A. 4. 6sorge the sum of ono handred and
dollars and iAtefest st TO per cent. Al
money due on mortgage made by yeH TO ehrrtrr
Mason aud sncc assigned TO said Hiram barney
dated December 70, 1883; also claiming against
zach of Joc the foreclosure of said mortgage, the
same being upon Lot no. ten fl01 in Block one
hundred and forty eight 4sl in the City Of keo-
kuk Lee County, Iowa, for tho purchase money;
and further asking for sale Of said premises aud
general relief.
And unless yoa sppsar and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day Of the
next term Il said Court, to commence ut Fort
Madison tn the third Monday OF May. ID. 1851
defanif xili he entered aiHst you and judgment
rendered thereon the petition taken by you cpn-
leased, AID decree rendered against you a. prayed
therein.
NOBLK STRONG,
Feb 3, 11e1-fm pitEss 14t,..
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NOBLE 4 sTRON6,
Feb l5 ts6,-lm pls,ptiH's Att'ys.



10 VI. u. Cewirs, Isaac Hall Nary Ann Hall, z.
w Merithew, Louisa Mcrishew, Jsmts Nj.
Rogers IasrA FaiFes, siias HAaisht j = NJ H.
scott N. II. Prouty, r. n. Nrie 81 fscRlen
Lucas State of icra for use OF fchsoI Fund,
.eorgec. Anderson, Milton Glenn d Co, Il. NJ.
carrentsr:
NvoU ard each II you are hereby notified that
L there IL ruw tie In the o'nee ~ the Clerk OF
the Ustrict Jeutt III Lee County Iowa, nj Fort
Madison, petii,an OF Hiram Barney eiaiining IT
YIN W X. Eos es the sum III four hnndreA 10 Lars.
~ 10 per cent. terest pr atnum, payable aas
nval3p, as money due en- a tnottgass moe y Yen
". + Cuwies to Charles Mrson ana siTce assigntd
II said Hiram Barney, dated duly 9th 1885, also
claiming aga MT rarh cf you the foreclosure or
said mortgage, the same beug upon the northeast
ttturtcr At trr sorf-eHst gu8rrr rf sErtfpu styeu
In in township, sixty five Id5l north ofr7nee I'VE
b west Lee ounfy iowa, tos the pnreiaSs mo-
u,y; and further asking for saie Of said premises,
abl neral rriicI
And unless yoa appear anianswer ssid petition on
before of the dsy of the ngxsrrrm II said
cour to cammene nj TT. Aiaai thc 3l Aas.aiay
OF May A. isbi a default viii treuterea against
you. aaa indgaHeas Ienaered thereon IS prayed for
in said petition.
NOBLE 1 STRONG,