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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27

STATE OF IOWA. LEE couNTy--Ss.
BY virtue of special execution 10 directed Is
sued CLERK the District Court said County,
in favor Hiram barney and against Jahex Billings
al. have levied upcn and will sr to thr brhrst
bider III the door the Clerks Office The District
Court Lee County. Iswu, at kcoknk said county,
the l4th day u February. A D. 1861 between
the hours OF O'clock ard O'Clock p, m OF 50 i'd
day. commencing at 2o'clocs p. tie follow ing pro-
perry te-wt: The south half oI section uher twenty
four t24 and the fractional section twenty ave all
in To~nsfi IL ub~r sxt, Ave t6ol and range six IsI
west Situated In Lee county Iowa.
Takrn levied upon and be acid By order Of Court
to satisfy said W rii OF Execution.
Eeokuk, Jan. 18th 1854. y
n 6. Hedges,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
janl<dtm ByD. b SnlTH IT,, Deputy.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

~ Robert WiisoA .-Sir:-You . ire hereby notified
urat there Ia file In ihc once OF the CLERK Of
the District Court or Lee County Iowa. al Fort Mad-
I divorce from the bonds OF matrimony new existing
b, tween you and har, for the guardianship ef her
child born Of said marriage, FOR her VI suit
for general relief. The averments OF said petition
are inhumAn treatment and wilfnl sertios.--
Unless you uppeHr and sns~er said petton or be-
fore the second day of the next term OF aaid Cou,
be begun and held at Fort Aadison afnreaaid, on
the third Monday III May Seat. defsuli and decree
prayed FOR Will be taken sxninst you theFeon.
SEMPLR 4 FiNLY,
janl.dlm Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
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DEC. ID Ib6I.u
r EGAL NOTICE.

70 Henry Moore: You are hereby notified that there
v Ale In tha ofcs OF the Clerk OF District
Court Of Lee County, lows, - Keokuk. petition Of
Vim II. Anstln Co., II arm Of that name and style j
claiming Of ycu thtsty.tw dollars and interest from
January - 1890 money due sccount OF caniyact
to furnish brick made BY You 10 said " H. Austin 4
&c And an order drawn by Jon on said arm and by
them pasdi and said petition further prays for writ
81 AttAehmeHt agaihst yOu.
Now nniessyou appear and answer said petition be-
fore noon on the second day OF The next February
term Of said District Court OF Lee county, b held
81 Ksokuk. Lea County lows Judgmsps viii BE- rem,
der again u you BY dsfAnit
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
Doc ~. iA6t-d PltHsr An'ys.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

NJ
STATE OF IOWA LEE CorrTy-Ss:
BY virtue OF special execution 70 me directed, 10.
sued BY The CLERK Of the District Court OF said county
10 favor OF Hiram Barney and against David Reed,
land AlAo decree against Aernh N Ieadand and 9th
ers have levied upon and viii sell to the highest
bidder the door the CierxA Once Of the Distfet
Court Of Lee County Iowa II Keoxnx in said coassy
on the Goth day of February ID. 1864, between the
honrsof ocloex m. and o'eiocxp p. m ofsad day.
commencing ri 'coc p the folio Ing property,
towIt sky 6e) on the south part q the sasi
one-half ~ Of the southwest quaEtnS ID Of bee-
ion twenty t26 in township sixty elk 1861 north
range i've 80 west In Lee County. lows; - much
- shafl Be necessary.
Tsken lev led upon and 10 be sold by order Of cour,
10 astisfy said writ OF execution.
Keoxuk, Jan. 20. le6a.
n Il HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
jnqOdm BY ID. b. SAI1n, jr Deputy.
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December 9th Iesl--d4~
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To James ID. Whethnm and 7. /. McKenpy: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that there 10
e In the ece Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Lee County. lows. u Keok uk the peton Of Freeman
Knowles claiming u you James D. Whetham the can
eellstion and setting aside of certain decd nsds
BY Freeman know los and wife the follow real
estAte tO-wt The north west quarter 81 the south,
east Of quarter OF section eleven
tewnshp sixty fse north OF range hse uest. In Ice
County. state OF lows. and also the re-cohveysncc
OF the eame.
And unless You appear and make aaswerto said ps-
tti0n before OF the "a day ~ The
Of said Coatt. to comsnencr keok uk the nrst
Monday OF February A. d, 1852. default viii be en-
tered against yoa and judgment rendered thereon ~
prayed for in the petition a :.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dee.9, 16o1-d Attsyfor Pitn.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS
~ - "A IL II.
UNITED STATES OF AMERiCA,t
MIST Riot nE IOWA

UNITED STATES OF AMEklCAst
DISTRICT OF IOWA.
BY srtue OF All exeeution 10 noe directed. sssued by
the Clerk Of the District CeHrt VI the United 6taesfor
the Southern DivIson OF the State of Iowa. wherein
Hugh Hart b plaintiff and Thomas Martin Is defend
cut, haseesied upon and vii fssli TO the hishesi
bidder puhlie aactons 81 the door OF the Clerks
Office Of the District Court OF tbs United States FOR
the District Of IOwA, kepkuk In tad Das rief the
10th day OF February A. D. Ie2 tetween the hours
o'clock and oseieek p OF said day, the fol-
lowing properly, situate 10 Ire CoHnty. Iowa Lot
nunbsT 4. In Block number l21 In the City af keokak
end all the land OF the plank road cfthe northwest
quarter Of section .. osnshp6s aofth OF range in
Lee Cannty, lows.
Taken and tevIedupon . the property Of Thomas
Martin 10 satisfy said n rit u execution.
January 9Th, is6a --=-ss---
Han. HoXiE. u. r. Marshaii.@-
janedld By II. FrLror, Uepuiy.
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PREMIUM TO NEW SUBSCRlRRlS!.

The Nos Of The name Periodicals Of 1850 will 10 fer
nished complete, r,tAssf sa4tsissai eAs~rs.
Unlike the mere ephsmersl AAgssines day shess
Periodicals lose little by age. Hence ini year Of the
Nos for 1850 may be regarded nearly ~ valuable ~
for 1852. s @FI|s !.
Subscdb wishing also the Nos for 1851. viii BE-
sspplssd sttAe follow ing extremely low ntss.s
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jsn1td
T EGAL NOTICE,

EGAL NUTICE.
STATE T.. OF IOWA In The n..1ie. coa,. Of
TO J. r. GOTSHALL:
You are hereby notified thst there Ia now on die In
the offceO the Clerk OF the District Court o. Lee
County, lows, ut keckuk, the petition OF Freeman
knowles, claiming Of You the sum Of one hundred
doIars on two promssOfy notes. and costs. and also
apfayer for an attachment 10 Rains your goods,
rattris and real estate within the said
Court.
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
or before noon Of the second day Of the OF
sac Courts to commence u ke0knk The lat Monday
OF February, A. b. 1869, default will be rassed
against you asprayed for In said petition.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dec 70 1s6l.dim Atty fof Plt'F.
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y Bs d e. AYE Il G CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Prise, 81 per Beetle Six Dettles Ser as.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won ~ itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II ~ entirsly unnecessary for " to recount the
evidence Of it. virtues. wherever 1t has been csn
throughout this section. we need not do more than
assure the Peope it. quality y kept up 10 the bsst
It even has heen, and that IL may be relied ON to
DO for thair relief all Il has ever been found To a.
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TERMS: Regular Prices. J
POSTAGE.

The postass 10 any nars of the Unitsd States wiibe
but Twenty.k4ur Censs = rear for HGAex-
WOOD, and but Foarleen CsnSs D year for
each keylcw.
At the above prices the Periodicals will BE- furnished
fer 1863 Apd - n sf4sa
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To A. n. Carpenter. Stephen Y. Jones, John J. Hol.
sey. Alexander G. Higbee. VIM. l.. Barkley, Nat. La
fon, =. tsGefds, ". A. Gsrnett John Y. Smith, Van
Horn, Luse Co: You here, notincd that there
Courtcf Lee County, Iowa 81 Kssknk, petition Off.
A. n. Swrxey, executor Of the sstate Of John ".
stephen T. 5ones and John j. HoIsrT. iudsaent 10,
three thousand dollars psomissory note given By
them To said Slaughter and elssnE ofaAA aGsfnft Ill
OF Y0uths fOrcci0sarecf womotteAess. given by
said A.. NJ. Carpenter and one BY said stephen u.
jones. 10 secure The payment OF sAid mote.
And unlesa you appear and aDswer said petition BY
81 the second day Of the term Of mid Court
which eonmences on the arst Monday In February
next, Judgment viii be rendered sxains you by de-
fault, according 70 tho pnyer " the petition.
RANKIN 4 AILLRR,
Dec. 10, lS61,d Au'ys for PirF.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe /!

T TReaittances muslin sticases be made pfsscr ~
rnE rrsLiaaEa, fur Ut these prices no mission @,
be nj cd ~ Agenis.
LEONAR ID SCOTT 4 CO.,
decd ID Ol0.st,, New ERIK.
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DATING.

RAFTING.
LOO bales Sos. ! and . Batting, Just rec I'd sn1
BOT sale BY CONNABLE sHYfH
utciad. Nos 81 and 81 Lave
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SUGAR.
20 hhds just received and for saeby the hid .,bbl
er - rotail, low. by
ravst KEfL0GG i RIRGk.
0knl bills. kANAWHA SALT,
AsJAJU n - sna - parma Barrels, FOR sa,s
enconsiGnment " kELL00G = HIRGR.
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GOLDEN SYRUP.
oct aid RanE nTSlas sses Iof saie ~
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R00 BBLS. LAKE SALT.

Aoarrsein few days, for sale al s. and 81 Lava n,
'm CONNABLE sMYTH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-28

Dispatch 70 the Associated Press, North.
RUssELvmLE, KY, August Zi.--Al thRs is
known here Of the capture OF Clsrksville, Is thas
Colonel Mason surrendered MS whole command
10 a guerrilla force uader A. r. johnson, Wogd-
ward and Garth. Tbs most reliable reports
represent Aason's force al 800. and that
Of the rebels at from four hundred 70 six
hundred not 8 gun was fred
Mason and his men were paTolsd and went
down the river.
LATER--EuIther information from Cisrks.
vile shows the surrender to be the most
disgTsceful and eoWsrdiy Of the wsr. The
perOied prisoners were allowed 70 carry
Of their horses and side sTnis The sur
rendt was msde to an inferior force OF rebel
cavalry Mason and Woodward made speeches
complImenting each ether.
NASHVILLE, August 2l-Yesterday noon
Captain Atkinson, Of the 50th Indiana, witt
twenty men. in a stockade ct Edgefeld junction
was attacked by one thousand gue1illas. II,
repulsed them three times, killing MoTgan's ad
jutant and seven privates, and woundiae
eighteen others. and finally, alter three hours
sighting, drove them of
NASHVILLE, August 2l-Col. Mason Of ia
Dist OHIO, The same regiment denounced ..
General Sherman FOR cOwardice st the bal
tie Of Shiloh, with three hundred men an
two canncn, in strong intrenehments at Clarke
/ vile, surrendered without resistance 70 th
same number of guerrilias. The gnerrillas wfT
aided by rebels who had taken the oath Of ak
glance. 4 large amount Of United States proE
srty was seised.
/ One hundred soldiers were captured by guel
rillss at Manszow creek, nesr Edgeasld, and q
bridge burned.
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville III
morning.
Lieuf..Col Hshreu. Of Indiana has bpea a
] rested fox violating orders.
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We take the following items from the Charlie.
ton Courier Of the 2Oth

We take the following stems from the Charles
ton Courier of the 2Oth
a vessel. supposed 50 be British man-of-vsr,
sppeared OF lhis port yesterday. Her msjesty 5
consul went down to the Bar, during the after
noon, in the schooner Howell Cobb, to pay her
= visit, but had not returned up TO late hour.
FROM TdE BAR-As sunrise on Tuesday,
l9.h inst, there were thir teen Yankee vessels in
sight off the Bar.
A British maa-of-wsr came up from the South
but the wind not being layorabl5, the vessel
came 70 anchor off the ship channel Later in
the day signal was communicated, and the
British consul and viee-eonsal went cut.
A DHEM1IA--Tha announcem eut Tuesday
morning OF the repeal OF martial law, TOOK some
of our military guardians by surprise. About
II o'clock number Of persons, whose business
called theia beyond the lines, were very much
exercised At being suddenly halted by the guard
at the bridge over the Rsdoubt, aud their pass
ports demanded. Ga being informed OF the OF
der for the removal Of martial lAw, the sentinel
stated that he had received 10 Hotiee Of any
change, and refused to let the parties proceed
without the provost marShais pass, even pre-
senting the beyonet st the breast OF an old and
well-known citizen Here was 3 dilemma
The provost msrshsrs ofiee was closed. For
tEnately, Some Of the parties had an old pass
port, which, upon being exhibited to the guard,
he allowed them to pass.
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For the Memphis Appeal ]
SOUTHERN Song.

AR; TIE Grl Lsa Behind Sic
Come ali ye goutlrons brave and true.
Come eight for our young nstioaj
Deal deadly blows upon the toes
Who seek her subiughtiOn-
CHORUS Then let each gallant soldier say,
Farewell TO the friends that bind me-
Igo to light for my home. Tor my rights
For the girl I've lefs behind me.
The vanasl bordes from Northern shores
Their legions have pEraded
Have lnarksd their course with blood and crims,
And Southern sOn invsded.
CHORUS, Then let each gallant soldier. ste
Hark ye, sOuthrOnsl shAll these knayss-
Fir only for Jsis and halters,
Reduce is to q race Of slaves,
Possess our homes and alsarsG
CHoRus' Then let each gallant soldisE. eta
Noi be our rides stern rsspOnse-
Nsi let our csnn0ns thunder
The tyrsnt shah not rrle our land
His yoke wegl not bow undsr
CHORUS. Then let each gallant solder, ete.
Then let us aght for Dixie. boys
March forward TO defend her
IN eseh heart fixed the arm resolve
Wen die, but ne'er surrender
CHORUS Then let each gallant soldier, ste.
And when the war Is over boys,
And Freedom Grsets cur nation
Then happy VIII each soldier be,
Who feught for her salvation
cHoRrs Then let each gallant soldier. etc.
Then grateful smiles VIII grest Us, boys
While yictOry's vreaths shall bind Us
With joyful hearts ven seek our homes.
And the loved ones isfs behind ns
CsoRUs: Then let essh gallant soldier say
Al hsiii to the friends that bind ne =
I've been to the wars, and now return
To the girl J left behind ne,
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4 Dagnfng Feat.

On the evening Of the oh instant, and afler
the battle wss over ior that day, fOur members
OF TIE 9th Virginia regiment, which had par
ticipated IN the hottest of the fight took it into
their heads to have istle private rscounoiJ-
sance into the Yankee lines, on their own sc
count, Their names arc Hospital Stewart Pat
ton, OF company ID; ColorbeaTer Powell, Of COM
paDy g Lieutenant Edgar, Of company &, and
Sergeant Davis, Of company K. The enemy
had been driven three miles, and the 27th regi-
meRt was resting for the night on the remote
hne Of the battlefield next to their rear column
After travelling cautiously for several hundred
yards without interruption, These four daring
Confederate soldiers, hayiag only t'VO mu5kets
in their possession, passed into the Federal lines
Shortly &ftsrward they heard low talking in sope
thick underbrush, aud Immediately demanded:
" Who's there I' Union picket8," was the
quick rei5iader Advance, Union Dickets
throw dom your arms, and surrender, or We
viii tire into you, for you are our prisoners" at
once exclaimed Patton. 81 Who are ysu-and
how maRy Of you 2" asked the e Union pickets," !"
with evident alarm. IOu viii soon fnd out,
said Powell. " Wheel into line--cock your guns,
and be prepared TO FIRE at the woTG-steady,
boys, steady 3" 81 Hold on !'' fairly sbTieked the
" Union pickets, " we are eomiDg-d0nt fire.
for Gods sake !" Como on, then, at once, Tor
we have no time to waste here in idle talk, 5"
DTok6 IN Edgar ana Davis simultaneously
Immediately afterwsTd, one by one, they came
forward, throwing their muskets, side arms, etc,
at the feet Of Powell, who received the with
dignity, but convulsive Laughter concealed. One
who seemed to be an officer stepped up tosPAt
ten, and presented brace of fine pistols and a
ten dollar United States note as a bribe to let
him escape.
+" No, no, said Patton, % you may keep your
money but we viii take both you and your pis-
tolls into our custody"
When the last Of the Union piskets' had
come forward, and found such a disparity. in
the number Of eaptors and captives, for a mo-
msnt he seemed to hesitate whether to yield or
not instantly the click of two musket eeeks
Yves heard, and two muzzles, pointing directly
at the doubling and waYering captive. It
is almost needless to add, that no one dep9s-
tied his arms on the heap quicker than he. In
few moments thereafter these four Intrepid
Confederate rebels marched into the camp Of
ths 9th thirteen captured "Union pickets, = and
hsnded them over TO be sent to the rear
This incident IS vouched for by a reliable Off
Ger, who was present when the captves were
brought il.
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Rronn Rnrnnn.

CAPE RACE, August 22.-The steamship
Teulonia, from Southampton on the eyehingsof
the 18th, passed here this afternoon en- route for
New York.
The Italian squadron had been ordered to An
coma, to watch the Adriatic coast.
Garibsldi, with 500 volunteers, was marching
in the direction Of San Catsldo. The object sp-
pears to be to reseh Messina,
Palermo was tranquil
GaTibaldian manifestations had taken place at
La Santa Scala Theater in Milan. Shouts were
raised CT "Rome or Death"
The GarsE adj volunteers number 5000.
One slight encounter took place between the
volunteers and the royal troops.
Garsbaldi occupied Resca and Palmita, and
spoke as follows; Tho present state of affairs
cannot continue. go against the governments
because it will not let ma 60 to Rome. 60
against France because she defends the Pops
viii have Rome at say price. Rome or death
If succeeded, 50 much the better; it not, will
destroy the Italy which l made myself
The departure Of volunteers from Palermo
had ceased
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEF--tlour,
quiet and steady. Wheat, quiet and steady
Corn has an upward tendency. Mixed 29s Oh
PROVISIONS heavy. Pork still declin-
/ ing. Lard frner.
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for their prompt suppression, and to restore the
peace and quiet oi these settlements.
J. Colonel Smith, commanding the place OF
general rendezvous, at Fort Smelling, win forth
with detail four companies Of bis commsnd, to
be placed under charge Of Colonel Sibley.
,. Colonel Sibley viii proceed without delay
with said four companies to our frontier, and
viii collect in addition on the way such forces
of mounted infantry as ne may deem advisable.
3 Colonel Sibley is hereby authorized to pro-
vide all necessary subsistence and trangpoIta-
ton for the troops under his command.
4. Captain Webb win act as adjutant to Colo
mel Sibley
5 Mr.. Mills is hereby appointed qusrtermas-
ter for this expedition
By order Of the commander-n chief
OSCAR MALAIRos, A. G.
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 2O5.

i IS painful to see youue people carried away ~
Illusions, and loTgetful Of tbs debs OF graiiiu7e
due 20 our best allies. make of ths name Of
Rome-thas name whieh Is the desire Of all
the signal for Wsr When the hour for fHs
Accomplishment OF ths enterprise shah arrive
ne voice Of The King viii make itself heard
Livery other simmons is that Of rebellion and
eivii war. The responsibility end the rigar IL
the iaW viii fail upon those who viii not lsten
. my words shall know how 70 preserve the
dignity OF the crown and Of the Parliament. iu
order to have the right Of demanding from thu
whols Of Europe justice for Italy.
In tke Chamber of Deputies, explanations
from the ministry were requested with respect to
the Kings proclamation.
Signor Ratszzi replied that tbs manifesto vas
occssi0ned By the enrolment Of volunteers, and
the false reports which had been circulated thas
the government was secretly iu favor Of then
II was requisite that the misunderstood dings
should cease. he hoped that Gsribaid, know
ing the firm viii Of me King would submit 20
his wishes, and that q civil war would b.
avoided
The Chamber, after short discussion, e1-
pressed lis approval Of the noble and firm
words OF the King, and passed TO The order Of
the day.
A disPatch from Turin Of August 4h, ssys.
The Minister Of War has addressed an order Of
the day to the ltsisn army TelstiYe to The pro-
lamatlon Of the King, ia which he says: :. By
yoar hrnnes5 you vii, avoid th5 greatest Of
evils, civil war. IT, after the words Of ths
sovereign, culpabie impstisBcs is nos silay8d,
you VIII Go you1 duty, however painful It may
be-"
Tie Kings proclamation vas wen received
in Naples. Hopes are entertained that the gov
eminent viii take advantage Of events % bring
about a speedy solution Of the Roman question
The Italian Journals assert that the English
squadron mas received orders 20 acs IN concert
with the French and Itslisn squadrcns.
A telegram from Palermo, Of August Ash,
says Cen. Cugis has arrived here The city IS
perfectly tranquil. Several frieuds Of Ga1ibzldi
having gone 10 the woods Of FisEza, small
body Of troops were sent thithsr. Some Of the
young men tnereupon qRis:sl the woods and re-
turned to their homes
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The Independence sGsfr-CeIsneI Esurst,-
FTracheFy-CoI Esurrfs' Expedition.

The independence sT4fr-CaIsnsI Bnrste-
FTracheFy-CoI Esurrfs' Expedition.
From the 81. Louis Rspgo.icau.I
From sn extra in tho Ksusas City Journal cF
Commerce, issued on The 18th, we get the Erst re-
liable details cf the raid IL Jackson eouuty.
The circumstances all 20 strongly % show
thst our brave troops and the E0Vsmmsui prop
erty had been sacrificed By The cuipable weak
ness, not downright TsscbeTy, OF Colonel
BueA. He is reported to have remsr ed, himself
that lie expected TO be cOuri-msrfi2led for what
had tfanspiTed. Il IS remarkable % notice the
fact that the very same troops which have n0sg
saved Kansas City, and gore i1 pursuit Of QusE-
trei, were IN this cOuntY several weeks ago, i0r
the purpose OF capturiHg that bandit, bgt were
denisd the privilege Of doiog 50, and even re-
fused the common cGUTtssies Cf uliiitsry etiquette
by this same Buell. The dark suspicion of bav-
iug soli out the post 3. Independence aiH forevsz
rest upon that man, until cleared Up by some
new evidence
The rebels are said 70 have lost sbou. sixty in
killed, and the Fede1als twenty. Amoag the
former are reported John T. Hughes, who holds
brigadier's commission in the Coniedsrats see
wee. and Colonel Childs, both sf Cay county,
ne think. The strength Of lhe rebei fosce Is
no; known though the attack On the main corps
was made by body Of about 500
QRAntrel wss seen and recognized, sud is
ssi1 thai LIS command and tEas Of Rays have
been regularly received into the Confederate ser
vice, 50 that if they are caught the Union force
win be deprived Of the pleasure Of shooting
them.
Colonel B1rris command is south Of Inis-
pendence, or was on Wednesday nighk waiting
the reports Of the scouts sent out They had
fortified themselves sufficiently 20 be secure
against sny attack BY even double they own
numbers. IL another aTtiels the Journal q
Commerce says i is c01Edsatly stated b. ite
paroled prisoners that Captain Brsekiurdge, o.
Buells command, was in 3 high state Of intoIs-
cation, and toward the first Of the fight hoisIej
8 white flag and when the rebels Iais hs sccoo-
panied them with shouts ard haTshs for JET
Davis This Captain BreeIiuridge Hss Bu=I's
right bower for safHtipg gusTillas. rs il VI as
thss has been absent so much Of the time 81 JET
ieTson City on military commission HIS con-
psny was commanded In his absences by Lieg-
tensnt Vance, who was sent 6y Buell. On tbs
very important service Of watching hIaj0r Ran
sons force st Little Santa Fe 70 see that ba did
not cross the IDeinto Missouri While engaged
in this very patriotic duty, Hays aud fsrger
were taking down tie Federal tag and killing
soldiers in WesipOrE.