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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11
BYfElE e RAP H..
Great Battle in Arkansas.
GEN. HEBRON DEFEATS "a. 900
REBELS UNDER HINDMAN.
OUR LOSS 600. REBELS 1900
BATTLE FIELD HEAR FAYEr7EvrLIE,
IS Ark, December 5, 1867.

BATTLE FIELD NEAR FAYETTEVILLE, ,
s Ark, December s, 1862. /
Gen. Herron's forces en- route 10 rein.
force Gen. Blunt, met the enemy yester-
day on Crawford's Prairie, ten miles
south Of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and won
a most decisive victory over them. The
enemy, $4,000 strong, divided into four
divisions, under Gems Parsons, Aarms-
duke, Frost and Rains. all undsr Gen.
Hindnau, embracing the flower Of the
trans Mississippi army, we'll supported by
10 pieces Of artillery. The enemy flank
ed Blunts position at Cave Hill and
made Asudden dash on Heron to prevent
him from uniting with Blunt,
Gen. Herron's force consisted of the
Oath and 37th Illinois, 10th and 10Th
lows, 96th Indiana, Goth Wisconsin, and
battalion of 10 companies Of Cavalry
10 all from $500 to 1900 men and "a
pieces Of Artillery.
The battle ragged from 10 q. M, until
da'k, md was desperately foughtthrough-
out. Our artillery drove the enemy from
two strong POSITIONS and kept their over
whslming forces al bay. aaa Il
TIE 10th Wisconsin captured rebel
battery Of four heavy guns, but were
forced to abandon it under . murderous
FIRE. The 18th lows also took the same
battery and most desperately, but were
also obliged to yield it. Almost every
regiment distinguished itself.
About 4 o'clock General Blunt arrived
from Cave Hill, with 5000 men, and
strong force of artillery, and attacked the
enemy in the rear.
The rebels made desperate efforts to
capture his batteries, but we're repulsed
with terrible slaughter. We held the
whole field at dark, and before 8 o'clock
that night the entire rebel force we're in
full retreat over Boston Mountains. Our
loss in killed and wounded was 600.
That Of the rebels was l 500 by their own
Several Of the enemy's field
officers died; among them, Gel. Stein,
the brigade, formerly Brig
adler General Of The Missouri State
Guard Only few prisoners were taken
We captured four caissons filled with
All. llluaiiion. Lieutenant Colonel Nc
Farland, Of the 10Th Iowa, II tho only
field officer killed on our side Major
Hubbard, Of the Isl Missouri Cavalry was
taken prisoner. i
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Washington. Dec. 10.

Washington, Dec. 10.
An official dispatch Of the battie Of
Fayetteville has been received at Head
quarters here.
). Wesley Green who preached to the
Chicago Times some reported peace prop
ositious from JEFF. Davis To President
Lincoln, is'an impostor. He came 10
Washington to see President Lincoln
whosascertained that there was no ground
tor his nonsenbical statement.
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New ork. Dec, 10.

The papers contain no specials from
the Army Of the Potomac. What is
thought to be accurate information puts
the entire rebel force in the Shenandoah
valley at $1,000, under command of Gen.
Jones. They consist Of Virginia cavalry
and Whites Louisiana Tigers.
1t is understood there are between six
and seven thousand sick and wounded
rebels in the towns from Woodstock to
Staunton.
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~ ~ order from shs Treasury Department, Ship
psv and Carriers rsqur ship
msuis ef Gsods " SAT- Anca niine to over oa5e, 70
plases IN Ne nsst and titr u mites ths
southern border cf the hl&te " isws TO Ale In ~
Cnssen ADsss once Al kseAak, Iowa, IN cath pre-
srribsd By the Treasury Department siss, execute
bond With approved sursties thastAs ssoAs therein
desebeA shall not b tsasspersA sold used In any
way, - to give Aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
synpathizers with ,hoss In rebellion Gov
eramens al kh@ uniied States.
six1ks ear be obtained and instructions given =
tho Surveyors OMce. st IA
JOHN sTANEUS,
Surveyor OF The Pert.
Custom House olscs. Keekuk, AUG g. W-Aus96-Atf
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New York. Dec. |

New ork, Dec. TO.
A letter from Gov Hicks, OF Virginia,
TO the Washington papers says the report
ed theft of Washington s viii is a canard
The will is in safe hands in ru!pepper
county, and will appear when the war is
over. He is said to be Trustworthy
man.
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Another RaiA Expected.

Louisville. Dec. 81.
5000 rebel cavslry. supposed 70 be
under Forrest intending TO make smother
raid into Kentucky, or = dash 1at Fort
Donelson, were vt Ch,ksyilh te-dsy.
Passengers from Gsllatin contradict the
report Of an engagement between Fry snd
the rebels. They say no recent fight has
occurred there. atns pa1 ,sss .s
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y r,ye below the order o. sors.:


osiee Of Provost Marshal, Aug. 90. ~
Rsssastsr sales ci Intoxicating liquors viii te
psrmitied 10 enlisssd The United slAlss Arny
Tnthis city.
Pssssm ssiing In vioiAton Of This order VIM b.
srvsstsd and stringent measures taken 10 prev vent
repetition Of The ogenss.
J. n. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
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s#f oevOeOT1s
orricr oy rHE CorsTr Jupas. Lrr ror~ry
PoKT MAptsux, Nov 20 D. rsea /
Iha NV mskes IL lhs aai ri Lsi,.silaAs and Ad-
msnisHstorsr II loss Snee year, to apIear bsfoFe
ths County judge to make rport-showing the condi-
tisn Of Ne ssates. th debt and sascts or the eos-
doo Of ths estass ~ ~ino- heirs And II the guard
isns ssii to sppsar snd mHts report they suAjs thsm
selves 70 doe FIFTY DOLLARS a In other .esloss
ofmisdemssasr
wow. therefore notice II hereby gvrn 10 III such
saAEiiaa and adnnstzssors IN Ire county Who hav.
hot msde th~'v rspsrt scs"rdire law thai they as.
each of them hereby requss appear nj The oce of
The Cesny Judge, u Fort kAdison. ~ make lsEr re-
poSs - required BY isw.
The above notice is given TO save the eosls Of per-
sonAl eitssion.
ROBERT A. RUSSELL
nosx7-dxs-wss County Judge, Lee Co., Iva.
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ReDei Movcr~ents.

4 u Nashville, Dec 8.
We have received no further particu-
lars OF the disgraceful affair at HartsvilIe.
II is runored that Folks rebel corps of
Braggs army, advanced up the Lebanon
pike to Boards Mills. 12 miles south OF
Lebanon, while Kirby Smiths corps is
reported At Murfreeshoro. These move
ments change the entire situation.
Eastern money was refused here TO-DAY
at 25 per cent discount.
The court Of inquiry on Gen. Critten-
den. regarding the surrender of Murfrees-
boro, adjourned. The result is INK nown.
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Washington. Dec. g.
At meeting Of Indiana Congressional
delegates il Vas resolved thak The deloaa-
ton would make no effort ID press the
claims Of any Indiana candidstes as .
successor to the present Secretary Of The
Interior. s.esa g,
II Is now stated positively that the
President has cent forward al order di-
recting that SO Of the condensed Nione-
satc Indians specified and named 70 b
hanged. ss /.
On The 9th inst. Burnside replied 70
Sigels request for court Of inquiry. II
has elected the following to Sigel with
your movements since my v0nnsctiou,with
this army am we'll acquainted. / Ake
pleasure in bearing tribnie to- the seal,
efficiency and military akiIl displayed By
y5s .a jour Sas ss1 il; il q: 10 i; 81 .
uents Of your forces and the fruitful re-.
soAAoissancss you have directed M S.
Brig: Gen. Dana Il I newly made Maj.
General. a4ss sss ss y .' II sss5 IA.
|. General Franklin had an interview. "a.
day with the Secretary Of War and Hal
lock 10 relation, it is said, 70 the appoint
tnent Of troops in several grand divisions
andawlll Tomorrow morning return TO hil
command. - s
I We learn from FSiriAx o.. ri. that on,
.ecsntA report general evacuation By sh4
Ssssls q Thoroughfare Gap, Alden and
oNrrOnn2 linz f0an{rv. : q
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1~Wood has . downward tendency
in our market, and IL now lower than it
he's been for months. There ie still abun.
dance Of room for it to get lower, and
then not be SO low as the pockets Of some
Of our poor, who are yet to be supplied.
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10 fActtaf tbs dstiysry u stssrs Spr ihs haptisis
hox ~ been as nss sa1A ward. An eosSs6us1
viii therefore b cayefui 70 nsirse their frenAs wAer
~rias 70 then n dirsst tAssr iesien The box for
We rive below the order NJ hnres f&f e= 2!
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MlLwAUksE 4 PsAlRIx Du CHrss
ELxyAToR-Ths building on the oppo-
site bank Of the river il now oomplstsd.
except the exterior wall Of brick. II is
the largest and most complete elevator
veal Of Lake Michigan, and attssts alike
the enterprise of the r.. r. ca. and the
immense business Of the upper Mississip-
pi that is tributary 10 this read. Y, 53. .'s,.
The building is 66 BY 1876 Iset resting
on wall Of solid masonry eve feet thick !,
is SO fee. Nigh .hc-e lc~ ~.,er marx .wd
has capacity Of 4O0, 900 bushels. II. 10
built IN the most perfect and substantial
mannsr, furnished with the best and most
improved naChinsry for slevatiAg, and
eight Vt Fairbsnkst 125 bushel Hopper
Scales, which Tor styls aud 6oish excl
anything We have before seen. Ia ihis
tbs Company have shown their usual ais.
erection and judgment, by securing d
shippers tbs certainty that thsy viii t,et
ACoass0r wSseRr--A very imp0stAnl. en-.
'side1tion with those Who bay4 produce
y sell, Or TO send to market. IL Ms0sss.cs
=
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ConEressioual.
Washington, Dec. 10.

HOUSE.
Mr.. Holmes, Of Indians, submitted
resolution, which was adopted, tina. the
Secretary Of War Be directed to inform
the House how many commissioned OH
GERS OF the army are nov abssnt from their
respective commands, specifying the Num-
Der Of each grade, and whether shsent
without leave or BY detail; second. the
number Of Major Generals and Brigadier
Generals not assigned to any active CON-
mand; how many Of each. The length 81
time since engaged ia active service, and
the name Of the members IF the stat of
each Of such Generals. their grades, aud
how long in actual service. snd specifying
only such Gensnls and the msnbsrs Of
their respective stafs u arcrecsiviriq the
pay s0d allowances from the Department;
third, the number Of aids de-caup which
may b dispensed with without impairisg
the public service. 3 81 ,sis $50. ~ y n
On motion Of Mr.. Guriey,, The Com
miftee on Military Affairs uas instruesed
20 inquire into the propristJ of 10 amend
ing the law that Qusster massers and Com.
missaries maybs elsctsd from, the yolunn-
.eer srmy " from civilslif ao III, o.aIaaa
u Mr. Fsnton offered 4 rssol utiioanl. which
was psssod, that the COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means Be instructed 70 bring : bill
EAo lnending ths eleventh iecuon oY the
Esxcise law - 70 confer upon Ill Assessors
Che same authority that j. p<oAsaseassd By.
tia pr;rnsral Aoanccc~. -. - 4. y. r.
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20 Dukes AntisspGc Backing il meet
ing with great popular favor, and the man.
ufacturor is putting up an immense quan-
tity W meet the demand. Nov is q good
time for merchants in the interior to lay
in supply. Allof our Grocers are like
wise supplied, and are prepared to fll
country orders.
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FouND.-An ear drop, with setting Of
green lava. was found in the hsll sf'er
the late Fair. aud is leh with M for the
owner.
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= "a VOORHEES, keeps a full md fashion
abte stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
de-, constantly on hand, !. the lowest
eash pricss. novl0 anl

- Burkitt h Co, have just received
600 dozen woolen hoods. 90 dozen wooden
skating caps for Misses and children, gem
tlsnen's and ladies' sndsvhirts, 80 dozen
boavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs. gents gloves, 200 pocket books Il
ten cents each, felt jockies. ladies' bask-
cts, hata, caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scarfs, nubias. DC. Edim]
~ Thomas Gregg. Esq., will deliver
lectue before the Philomathian Society
this (Thursday) evening, at s o'clock.
Subject" Ireland and its people"
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Bachelors EaaAr Dye...The nest IN
tho world.

WILLIAM H. BATCHkLGk's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color MOTTO be he'd from aatnrs-
warranted not 70 inturs the hair The leAss
the III effects OF bad iasisoasss ths hsirfor
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
asplsndid black or brown. lsaving The Aairssstand
beautiful. Bold b. al dFnggises, &c.
Pie genuine Unsigned wILLIAMA. BATCHEIOR.
tAs fsay sS41s IF sseA bsr.
FA0fory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. fLsts
xSs broadway and l6Bond strsstI Il ue1-AAwly
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Washington, Dec. %.


The revenue bill, published this morn
ing, was not reported from the Committee
on Ways and Means, as was erroneously
stated. but was simply submitted by Rep
resentative Stevens rs an individual mem
Der on committee Of the House. Neither
the Secretary, Treasurer, nor committee
were consulted in regard toit.
In the court Of inquiry. on the case of
Mcdowell, McCleliAn testified chat l,e re-
ceived at the hands Of Mcdowell the full
es, and most cordial co-operatiou in the
preparations Tor the Peninsular campaign.
| knew noshing personally Of Mel owelrs
condition while in conmand of the de-
partmsnt Of the Rappahannock, except
that / received two teasgssms from him,
about tho 10th Of May The 6rst informs
ing me he would move by certain date,
and asked my assistance. The second,
that an unlocked for circumstance occur
red and had caused delay of . few days.
/ don't know officially, but have every
reason to be morally certain, that bis fail
,ure TO advance 70 my assistance u that
time, was owing to circumstances entirey
" beyond his control. 1
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kEoKUK Public SCHOOLS. In corse-
quence Of the occupancy of The GENITAL
Building a. . hospital by the govern
ment authorities, there were apprehen-
sions that our public schools for the cur
rent year would be suspended. We un-
derstana, however, that the spacious
building on corner Of johnson and Sixth
streets 10 being fitted up for the reception
Of patients at the school building. The
thorough renovation and repair Of the
public school building is under the man
agsment Of competent parties, and a.sur-
ances have been given that the house
shall be ready for school purposes BY
New Years day. The Board Of Direc-
tors, BY resolution, have 6xad on tie first
Monday IN January for the opening 81
the public schools. The corps Of teachers
employed last year have been reelected
for the ensuing term-vho will for the
most part fill the same departments as at
the last session. Two vacancies 10 be
supplied we're filed by the election Of
Miss Lawrence and Miss Hornby, undsr
whose experienced management and rips
scholarship We may justly anticipate the
happiest results in the departments over
which they preside.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and afssr tAis date no Powder Will - allowed
sold II xsohsk without pernisson The underssnsd
say kipd Of Arms whatever, Asntioas Of War.
il has also bsen ordered By ths special Agent o. tAs
Treasury Department nos 70 allow Goods Groceries,
sxesptin limited suaDtites for family use to 10 into
Missouri OF the soathern tier Of Counties. rs Sea
Ths object y 10 keep supplies fron sbs ,b~is OF
armed hands ofsuerrIlasip NlrtAeasi KEsoati.
JOHN bTAEKUS,
surveyor oftAe Port OF KeokHk.
Keokuk Aug. ~, 1862
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PARoLED rRlsoaK Rs.-TLe members
Of The Lab Iowa, Col. Shaw, Who we're
pafoled in June last, having been cap,ur
ed in tic battle Of Shiloh are ordered 10
St. Louis, benton Barracks, for rsor-
'gani1ation OF the regiment. We learn
there are something near 200 scattered
about in different parts of southern and
eastern lows, and if they get to St. Louis
BY the 18th many will have to march on
the dosk'le g,ach. Some of our Iowa
regiments we're greatly reduced by cap
ture and Losses in that memorable tight,
and the l4th had only about $50 men
left. which, with the remnants Of the 9Th
and 18th Iowa and 58th Illinois, were
consolidated forming the "Union Brig
ade," now in Gen. Grants command. -
We are indebted to Mr.. Guthrie, of the
l4th, now Assistant Warden for the 9TH
Street Hospital for the above facts
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Tux VEHAxBAH HoUsx.-Our friend
II. I'll. Slaughter has just fitted up and
opened the Verandsh House, on Johns IA
street, between Second and Third. He
Is prepared to accommodate the public,
and especially solicits the patronage Of
many friends and acquaintance made By
him during long residence in the Des
MONIES Valley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The CsniesstoAS ana Exps risnce ~
m-.E.--...- r Pear YNaHK MAN

The Gon1esatOMG ma ExpE FieMCO ~
g-a = Peer XSung Man. ~ 5S
gentle man having been cured Of the results OF
early error and disease, Will trn motives Of bensvo
tsHss send to tbo~ who request H. COPY uftSs sbovs
iatsrestins narrative, pubsh,d py hinseit tbs liz
tis book a dssisned asa waning and eaion y yonns
nsu sind those whs - Err iron &saveUs Dxnasrr,
Los % Asnoar, PHEHArraE DECAY, &C., Ac.,sup-
plying 1.-The sans uns tbs nesns u sell cure- AAsie
copies VAN b ssnt under seal IN pistn suveieps,
without chAFes,,o any who request H. BY sddrss~
sing the author, ,,s5. l,.'sss 81, IS, gs. a.
as cHAsyA. LAMBERT, kss., y 4
dscsdsm Greespc,ni, Long Island, New Yort.
UniteA states Licenses.
Public notice IL hereby sivep. tina. ihe su.s.i col,
lection list and Excise Taxes for the County OF Lee
in the hFsf District the ysar commsneins
September ist 1892, has been returned by me o. D.
Asses aor-
Faymsnt Is hereby demanded rthwith OF perssns
named shsren OF the amount ret ssaiast their
respectively by the Unitsd States Collector Of Internal
Revenue. Of The arss ds.rca, Isws his once IN ths
COURT HOUSE, Il FoRT MADIsos. All psyn ents
must be made before The Sl.h day Of December next,
and all psrsoas who shalt nesiec. ~ the assn sss
ana other TsIea, sssessed assinst them within the
time apsedsd. shall b liable 70 pay TIN per cent i'd
dsuonai npsa 49, amsuss thereof. ~ a
NO coIiectiou n ~ BE- made elsewhere than NJ the
omcs OF the Cotscor. Without the sdduonsl TEN per
esntum being made - the Law provides.
No other currency than TREAsURY NOTES win
be received.
ssetiss 50 Ezeiss L~c ssys, That u any psrsoa Or
persons shalt exercise carry on any trade or bad
ness for which iicsass Is required b. this act VIII
out tskiaF OF such cesss, hs, shs Or t&ey slH fer
every sacA Sssses ssspssslvsly, forfeit penalty
tai 49, ti..>.A a. 4. - Il
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ALLoud q blhGE,
W>k2OLESsaZB GR0,CERs,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
1000 SACKS a,'71 9. 4 SAT-
MIRA 4, s;s'.. ~. %. .,t .sfss e. s.ss..
I125 RAGS 110 COFFEE,
n9.l1-. eo"'' ''l sELsoee s1A.1.
Ok HHDs. N. Q. SUGAR.
10 Hhds. Island .as.r, 10, M. by
noylz-a kELLooG : RIRsk.
R0 BBLS. COFFEE SUGAR,
IS ,s e ~ ff, .a sa ss FEa f4 *&ou
rosr4 Tor SAX ifsllloee !. ,,ae..
200 KEGS NAILS, I.
nevl1-d KELLOGG BIReB.
O00 PACKAGES NEW RAIsINe,
,g ss..; Halves ..a a..rss5: +, =,
X BBLs. LARD OIL,
* 2@
asvls,a a''' s'''Ae'' TOT M ssIiose arseR.
100 BOXES SMOKED HERRING.
NV 5ss ~
F., .s.:1 KELLOGG Brreh.
100 COILS % Is \ MANILA Al, ROPE
~
rn r,om TO II inch. For sale ey ,no,
roDEISu
"
GMOKTNG TORArcO
AGO p,ot..r. s.,rs,.. ,a ,.,,,.,.
noxisa AEhLoSo = 6iA"A
g ------------~-------
= 8 bale. ..,.r... qualities. r.--.,. s,.
80 KELL L-. 9 IIfGA.
ETWTNES
$50 ~ 49,
80 Bales Cotton ss.o ma INT. Far s,,s,v
GAIrp1Tno 1A-.ese
~
% boxes babbitrand Del1nan For aae 81
noxl1-d KELLOGG g nAGE
rrr-AD an 1917 CATnT RIO
"A AM AOOLD CANNAIo.
100 B,xeA For sale by
novl1-d KELLoG0 Z BIRox.
hAoo.
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COMMERCIAL.
my rr.rar,rH1

4*j EG N0SS 0st. nsAsAea
Mes York, Dec. 10.
E Fiour-Markei quiet, very firm. Sales ~ o. i61
% 3o-kxsra stat; - ssSss 10 no.
Whsat-Aarket not so nrm salsS At 81 asT o. g
Chicago 6pringi ~ 2S4&i a. Milwaukee cno; 81 %
091 Is Winter Hsd. 2e bass "a stsssaaa seE
Corn-Market ga better Sales 81 77s7sc .hippias
mixed western,
Oats-Firm. Sales at 66a6se
! Pork-Flrmer. sales al SIS oo2sI3 g. Meas,
I'll s00eiI75
Dressed Hces--Eot 30 ARM sales II ss 100 % u.s.
LArd-steady. Sales at s9hDslo,
Whisky-Firm. 50 cents.
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Wills, Bonds, Deeds, MortsAoss, eni allothsr inss
nsnts OF writing. neatly and promptly drawn Taxel
paid, Titles exxptped, hA., Ac.
. Oncowish WtiiHms K King, Third Street between
Gaif1 nnda 3uNna ON 48 sas@ Il Vt nov13-d5m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

New MEXICO AND THE EXPEDITION.
Colonel Judson, of the Kansas Sixth,
arrived here yesterday. He has i%ntelli-
gence from New Mexico by the last mail
and it is all to the effect that the Texans
are abandoning that Territory and gong
to the defense of New Orleans and the
Mississippi. 1t is well known that Prices
army has already made a march in that
direction. The policy Of the rebels in the
West now seems 10 be to collect their
scattered forces and make a desperate
fight on the Mississippi. In fact every
thing indicates that there will be no New
Mexican expedition from this State
LeaUensOorth Conservative.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
Reported Death of Sen. Price.

Francis Munson, Esq, who went to
Pitsburg Landing a short time ago to
present a stand of colors to the Fifty first
Illinois Infantry, Colonel Cumming, re-
turned on Tuesday morning to Chicago
He reports 10 the Journal, of that city, that
the rebel General Sterling Price, of Mis-
souri,, was killed, as rumored a day or
two ago. He fell into an ambuscade of
the Fifty-frst Illinois, who fired upon
him, and he fell, pierced by forty balls.
He was brought into the Federal camp
and identified by parties who knew him.
Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

ResolUod, That a copy Of these resolu-
tions be communicated to the relatives of
JoHN Snow, and the widowed mother of
GEORGE HEUcHs, and that they be pub
lished in the Rock Port Herald and Ne
advertiser.
R. v. MUIR, PrssT.
]. L. .McGEE. Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

ne contents of the June number of
Atlantic Monthly, are as follo@s;-
|ilng; War aud Literature; An
2 Tor a picture The south breaker
San Adams regiments in the town
oA'ni Out Of the body to God The
% OF onr girls; Sonnet; The hor-
e San Domingo; Methods of study
rural history ; Author Of "Charl6s
ls''e5;". Aslrea at the capitol;
AniOme's7date-paim ; "SOiid Ope-
IN Virginia ;" Sunlhin' in the
ul line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

REBELS BURs THEIR WoyNDED.-The
official report Of Commodore Faragut,
though long and interesting. contains no
facts IN addition I those already publish
ed. The reportof Captain Boggs, of the
Verona. in relation 10 the rebel steamer
Morgan. says, 81 have learned that over
fifty of her crew were killed and wound
ed, and she was SET on ERE by her com
mander, who burned her wound ed with
his vessel"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
Estray Notice-Taken Oh.

Taken up b. the subscriber, residing six miles vest
OF Nenaha City, on OF aeout the fFst OF June. 1851, a
small iron-gTay ho1se-pODy, about seven years Old,
branded '.P' in the left shoulder; appraised y Jerome
Hoover and ". W. Eeeling, on the 29th day OF March,
1852, at S36-services Of the horse 20 pay for Keeping.
If the horse is not called for and property proven, On
or before the hfth day Of June. 1862, be will be By me
sold 20 the highest biicer FOR cash az my residence.
April 3, 1852. rs9-low IS pr FEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

|, n,.,fict Court for Nemaha is still
: ,bis City. We will give a
- most important decisions next
I,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

}, Charles ]. IngersOl, for a number
,.,r, a leading Democratic member
r,,ofess, died during the present
IA :, his residence in Philadelphia.