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Personal.


fyuILDREy TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
" out A boy ten months old 10 Adopt out Ladies' re-
qung nursing TO board with good care and .dica
attendance daring their commencement al aaasne "MN-
DIES. ~ West Houston street
TNroRMATIOH wANrED-oF NATHAN CuMNls
key about 10 old who icr hone on THURSDAY
Ctr irst previous 10 the SNOW ssosu lie sad he
was soine rg to the Caiski Nouniars: had with hr,
slrgie Gsrr WAS dessed with srny cvercoa chez
pants, rather black cloth ZAP block coth JACKET cheek
thankfully received by nt fainer fs,rck Cunnsxry F
tecpth street. between anu Sian avenues, Brooklyn,
ny.
INFORMATION WANTED -Ir ALAcfA SWIFT. or
i consty Farmanas' Iresnd, vh0 arrived 70 ne JOIN
Brcotyn ~ write " tier sister Ann 81 ihs
10 House, ?nstrry. Fena, Gey vii greatly oo'sr res
1YroRMATioX wAHrED-or DAsigL CROWLEY.
j who left bis sonc Friday. Nov y. pnA seympeaon.
dark eyes, whsk.ts mfed with gray hAa :" orow" as
mere coat dart aay pans rsnsr ssr n h.,ss ,,,ss,
person avina q, information as to lead 70 .ne IcsoysyM
k uer will be an.fuiy receved y ms aueted VIE
ara sa,,x egov lfc street, tstween Tbrt aud Lexington
svenges r. by etei aeace. Ss Water sweet
vosy LLOYD NATIVE or SAN FRANCISCO, CALI.
IL snSns rkn AL New York s. ho~, aupLosed 10 have
a. tear o. scpes ts greatly 10 bis sdvan
tsse By sldres'rt Ssm's's !" """o" 49, S's TssfA
street. New icrs.
= SeS rfLpEN Or fRiLAipE!.PHfA. CAN GET HER
nj furniture By is.,,as her address with o. Matthews. -
Nassau suset New vera.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

A L'AGENCE FRANCHISE DE L. @. DE HoBEN. 81
N 6me avenue, on demande immed. atement deux cais
nieres premier odre 6ess fcmmes de cnambe sachsn
fare les roses Ct coner, 81 cina bonEes denfants.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF
~ Pine and Nassau streets, New York, issr" arcnlar
notes and letters OF credit for travellers available oil the
cities OF the world also mercantile Credits for usein Europe
China and California.
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2 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, n

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A SITUATION wANTED-By A RESPECTABLE ENC.
N sh g.f, 10 do the honsework OF a ana family 10 a
ssod ard sSceeb: washer and roner has best Of
city reference, No Gals ost cf Eeed appy Arply 81
2M Elizabeth ., near Ecos,tn
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FIN ANCI.AL.

CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ coupons purchased at rates by DUNCAN, SHER-
NAN CO.. Bankers, OF Pine and Nassau streets
New York.
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LOAN OFFICES.

A DvANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Sill
IA yer Plate Ac, the same bought at their utmost
value at $40 Broadway opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Business strictly conhdena Spanish, French and German
spoken. JOSEPH SOLOMON, Commission Merchant, $40
Hroa dvav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18

The Grenada Appeal contains the fol.
lowing All doubt of the destruction ~
the Arkansas is at last removed. Gen
breckenridge autographed her fate to Gen.
Van Dorm, and the dispatches arc pub
hshed III the Mississippian. The first is
dated At the camp on Collect river, which
says the Arkansas lay with her machinery
4 miles above town on the opposite bank
OF the river all day yesterday Her CON-
mander sent me word last evening tina,
ne would try and gel up the river, and he
as ks that If possible yeu sent boat to aid
him. From the report 10 me she is per
msnently disabled.
The second aud last dispatch is rs fol-
lows: Collett River, Aug. 6th.-About |
o'clock this day the Federal gnnboats at
tackled the Confederate ram Arkansas
The messenger tells me she fought them
well for some time, infiicting great deal
OF damage. She was then blown nm by
the crew, and the messenger thinks ali
escaped.
lsigned Jso. G. BRrcKrvRrpoE.
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Partial Jns.lce at las,

The telegraph Yesterday announced the
arrest of D. A. Mahony, of Dubuque.
Iowa, for treason, VI discuuraging enlist
ments, or both. This Mahony is the edi-
tor Of the Dubuque Herald, ga sterling
Democratic paper" as our Herald would
call il; but as loyal people consider it.
one of the most open apologists and de-
tenders of secession ia all the NORTH
Mahony differs from Brooks In having
more courage, as he perseyeroI in his
reasonable course, though it was perfect
~ certain that the Government must ar.
rest him sooner or later, while our Cap
tain, though declaring tina. he wouldn't
bulge . hairs breadth in his treason
talk, has budged, and now contents him.
self with the old lie that Democrats are
doing all the fighting. Mahonys illau-
ence has created greater number Of Sc
cesslo'is.s in Dubuque than in any North
err city OF its size, aud they have been
uncommonly bold. Indeed, NC. State 10
the. West has been cursed By such an
open, law-defying gang of traitors Is
Iowa, prominent among whom were this
Mahony, Geo. w. Jones, Clagett uf X
kuk and editor Of the Constitution. The
first step having now been taken toward
the suppression Of their circulation, we
hope the next will follow soon. Jones
and Clagett onght 10 more to be at large
than two tigers, and it is to be hoped they
will not be many days longer Quincy
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GATx CRY OvylcR
KKoKrE, Aug. ID, &C..
FLOUR snpsTaseS -: sRsia o. Aess rxsrs Ct IS
FnifWheatExna ~ rs
BRAN AN DsHoRrs-s Dto 4oc y iUo ~
n coRN--H to Ice y bush. .--.e4
BAkLEY-25c y #5+sa 4-At&&z~* -
"HkAT-ln good demand. Fail eeass; sprin, As
to Ste.
RYE-a5c dull. &
OATS--ls 10 1oc
P0nAToEs--New "a 10 ssc 4...
ao"AH -Nswiorissns fair iok&ils., prime lot
choice III clarified ID; crnshsd and loaflsk.
MoLAssEs-Flantation asSso; sagarhou.e 4saso
Golden Syrup 70G 7Sc-vsry scarce.
CoPFkE-R ioosN24c. Java 2s1 20; Laxuyraataae
RICE 6l1Dc. Is 81 {k SE Sd
soAP-Palm %, Family 5ks, German tCin.) IN
erie.
cASDLEs--siafI40l5 is, Slsarins IL, Mould 10.
LARD-4tobse; retail ITO To-
ufTkA-comn on6dB7s; CA0aesl0, rssAliIskD lS
MISUNDERSTANDING Hams 1t0e2;Clear
sidec 20 3ti Sides2 to n Sugar Cured Hams, 7ssc.
24t4 70 sHafnese47Ggao.
h.DES-Dry l0to lee, grubby HAITI price green
AZ ~. green shsep psits ,sesi a green hog skins
l5c.
HAY--nmoiAy, - 0ose 90, baiad % 0oa sii
Prsirie o. oOa6 %.
Satisfactorily ~ oo; FLAX Seed x1oo,
oNIONe-AtG25c.
EGGa-3eDls.
WHITE BEANS-In good demand ,3UcD $685.
PEATHERS-25ds30.
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ ooReI 25S bushei.-
Dried Peaches o. 259 ~ SO. Raisins eS001e45o.
CiEksE-W essern Rsssrvssc; Dsnmsk Toe.
HxEF CATTLE-sDaaegross. s8&&
sHEEP--e2 oo4275 ? hesd.
IL Al a. IN ok - a q n hav~
rel; Liverpoolsl 9ea - 90 y sack; Lake % so 10
90 Very scarce
FISH Mackerel NO. ] sl6salsv Dbl; NO 2 ia
csc, Eo.3 ssasIo. White Fish No. Il s&Co.
' half bbl. Cod Fish5a6 b.
RAGE--W oolen ;DoHcpac
OLD iRoN-k@kct Brass6ssc ~. Cop
per l0tSl2hcH -. $3.50
ExcHAroE.-on New York per cent. bxnkatie
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Bsston. Chicago and cincin-
natl !. per cent. st. Louis !. per cent. old sto
10 per cent.
E&xs# Is 80 81 III ~ E.ss4 & - s&E
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nanaaht OIL Inc Rendezvous and another copy ofthe
same 70 the Adjutant General OF the State who IN
iaameoseiy organize the drafted men Into companies
ana regiments Infantry by assigning hundred aud
mes 70 each company, and ton companies TO each
feTmens and send copy Of the organizaiion TO the
co u'mandauts OF the lenaezyous
TENTH ia} At tho expiration Of The time allowed
Tor The drafted to reach the rcndery Gus Tie com
mandant shall proceed - complete The organxstion
OF the companies and regiments by prociaimng the
| names Of the regiments All commissioned officers
shall be designated in accordance with the laws OF the
respective States the number and grade being the same
the volunteer service In the laws OF any
State shall provide for election OF officers they shall
be elected under the direction Of ons Of the
ants Of the rendezvous, and reported forthwith TO the
Governor Of each State, In order that they may be
commissioned, and the non-commi.s toned officers may
be appointed either before OF after muster ~ the Col,
onei Of the regiment shsll decide.
ELxvExTH lfll.--As soon AZ the officers Of the epm.
paAies and regiments designated the luus~r rolls
shall be made out under tho direction OF the command
ant ollie rendezvous, and the troops inspected and
aasor@d into the service Of the United States By the
clustering eAicers appointed for the purpose.
TWELFTH 18TH I'm States where epiistm ents have
been made by municipalities towns instead OF eeun-
ties the Governors Of such States are 10 an
ply The fsreeoinE rules of drat TO such
and towns instead Of eousties.
Firm t6thl--Provoxt Msrshais win be appointed
by the War Department tp thc several States on me
nomination OF The Governors thereof with such asss
tsnce rs may be enforce the Of
al drafted persons who shall fail 10 attend 1t such pla
Of rendeEvea
sixTn 18Th lin case State shall not 10y tho ~
teenih day OF August furai.h lts quota Tile addii ni
three rundnd HohsALd volunteers called for by The
President on The second Iad day OF Jaiy eighteen and
sfxts-'wo fost unless otherwise ordered, in Cum
p ie rtktments sLall then be consolidated under the
ifioh the C"yerAers OF The respective States and
40 additional drsft mall be be fore provided
sufficient TO Oil up snch quota the be drafted
rsm eaah county Of the State be fixed by the Gov
-rnor thereof
sEyEsTn 9th From aud aissr the afieenih (istAl
Say OF August regime nts OF volunteers will lie
Organized, but the present bounty and advance psy
will continue be paid 10 those 10 20 into
the old reEiments.
Hy Order Of the Secretary of War
lsisnsdI l. THOMAS, Adlt Gen.
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hateLe1or's Hair Dye---The Hest in
the World.

WILLIAM A. btfcHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 he disinguss he'd from
warranted not to injure the hair ia the eas' re ces
he III effects Of bad dyes and invisorsss the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Aspisbdid black or brown leaving The hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all druggists Ac.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A BACHELOR
Oh tAe toFr s,.ss 81 each 1oI.
Factory, no. Fl Barclay Street, New York rIsts
sSs brosdwsy aud 10 Bond Street, lee d4wiy
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CA N r LINCOLN.

1t will be s,on from order No. S4 of
Adjt. Gen. Baker that the .camp of the
10Th regiment 1t this place will be known
as Camp Lincoln" Let our Southeast
err Iowa boys honor, as they are honored
BY the name of our chief magistrate.
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The MtsAkeeser.
By AN AcKwAIrITANs.

The emuskeete-, ike the luvly Venus,
had his birth in the water, from which lie
cum to bless mankind, and is q very It.
tracktiv and interestin insect He has
very feaiin way of maxim an ackwaintans
aud likes to gil CD the most intimit and
faulilioycr terms with Teller. Heis bilt
sumwhat on the principal of the ellyphint,
only he has considble more suxiou for his
size. He is very fond Of mite excursions,
and especially Of givin Ssrahnades. His
noosic he serposes, has tire most soothin
affect, and IKE the swan is the sweates
when he gose in for the deth. He is es
peshally charmed, and he puts on his most
lnslruatin manners when DO fluids purity
dausl, or a sweat smiln infant and las
the potts say, ID the expressly 6gger, good
feast ON thare rooby lips, or a most emmy
other fastenatin part on thare persons.
The muskeeter is most expert tack
tishioner. and when he finds Teller, hoo
hasent emmy eer for moosic, nur soothed
to repose by his melogis stranes, he ad-
varces and rsreads by degreas, and APP
proaches as cawshiously as if he was goin
into an ambushcade. He seams to have
the pashins of Joab watin for one to git
to sleap, and bein Of benevolent
turn of mind, he woodent walk him up
fur all the world He trests him as kind
as blud relashin Good treat Teller. Bein
kind harted, he cant bare to see . Teller
hit hisself in the Ease, and maiks crate
adoo about it; and if you lite a kandle
you'll find him in some quiet phase with
his fasc turned upwards as if in heven-
ly neditashun.
The muskeeter has, you sea-, CRATE
menny Admirable trstes, and if he unst
cultivaits yoor ack waintans, yule have
vivid rekoolleckshun of him.
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las TELEssAps-l
Now Work Market.

New York, Aug. 10.
Fl ur-Market duh and dropping; saiss u % 80
as5 cs Super States Is SOC 70 for Extra State,
"a s52es ne for Super Western, e5 H01t6 70 for
Common 20 Medium Extra WESTERN o 6Gs5 IS for
Common 10 xovd shipping brands Extra Round Hosp
Ohio. a ~.
whest-Markets slightly iu favor OF bnsers sales at
u 1886 20 for Chicago Spring; u 1881 . Tor Mil
waukee Club; 81 24as 25 fo- Amber Iowa. si 2D8l
"a for Winter Rcd Western; u 1891 % Tor Amber
Michigan; III l2a1 ~ for White Michigan; oI Is for
Amber Green hay. 1850
G7tH-AArkes wi,hon ut chadge for old Mixed wes-
tern 60a60.
Wtsisa y-.:f By. zzzzEz -si--z+--z- z.4z.z-z
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Payments On Rsunty sphscxs PIT on 4.
Below will be found Inst u the paw
ments made by subscribers 70 the Bounty
Fund, furnished by w. c. Graham, Esq,
collector and Treasurer. We 7dssiru to
publish each day the payments made on
the Day previous
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Especial to Ev'g Post I

Washington. August 16
General Mccall returned from Rich
mond with different ideas essst1e war. He
says that our motto should be- Instant
submission on the part Of the rebels or
their determination. The General is nj
the War Department to-day.
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The sum uitvtlle 1aua.

The Summityllle Band honored the
Gate CITY Office with serenade last even.
ing. Our thanks are cordially rendered,
not less for the pleasure their music af-
fofdcd US, than for the compliment IN
teLded.
:. The Summitville Band is entitled to
the encouragement aud gratitude Of tho
community, for tic aid and comfort which
they furnish on every public occasion
when their services are in demand. The
Band was organized year or 80 ago, and
have devoted considerable time and ex.
pense to attain their present efficiency.
It is now an institution, power in the
community, and we rejoice to find it 80 fire.
4uentlyi on hand to inspire the patriotism
OF our people and our troops, and teach
them to march to the music of the
Union"
The foregoing was written for Satur.
days paper, but was accidentally left out.
DONATIONS TO THE HospIrAL LIBRA
RY.-ln answer to circular letter of the
chaplain, the following donations have
been received, viz:
A large and valuable box from Bur
hngton another from the ladies of Du.
buque, and another from the churches of
Fort Madison. Two boxes came to hand
from the First Presbyteria Church of
Burlington. Donations hsye also been
received from Rev. G.. G. Beaman, Of
Croton; from Rev. Mr., Bartlett, of Ham
iltoD, Illinois, and from Mount Vernon,
Iowa, all which are generous and vel
come investment for the good Of our sick
soldiers tN
Rev. c. O. Waters, Of Muscatinc, has
just visited our city, and distributed
through the hospitals. mostly by his own
labor, some thousands of the publications
of the Presbyterian GO. S. Board Of pub
lication.
E Mr.. Dickcy is recruiting q COM
pany Of volunteers in Huntington, Van
Buren, county, for service.
MIR. d. distinguished himself at the bat
tie of Athens, and was wounded during
the engagement. 81
We are glad to soc that he is going into
service under the new call, and We are
sure his neighbour will flock to his stand.
ard eager to serve under no true and gal
liant leader. We wish him the best of
success.
ED. Stern, Main street, between the
Levee and LIST street, is in receipt of new
lot of clothing in their new store, adloin-
ing their old place of business. Call and
see the aeU attractions. st..
List Of Rarseas Rssussng 20 Con srib-
ute 10 the War FUND.
lsT WARD. Z. Burke.
ID WABD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
3D. WARD-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
4rH WARD---Daniel F. Miller.
TOWNSHIP James McClary, james
Black and John Hine. diff.
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3 Y TELE CIR A p n .


Washington, Aug. I6.
The exchange of prisoners is still pro-
crossing through Adjt. Gen. Thomas. 1t
is now confined to officers.
Washington has resumed it's former
military li.eliness Ky the arrival aud de-
parture of troops. .44-s
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TO REPlRI.Icass.
o,yseE oy cn's o, lar sr4,se.s.

OrycE o. CH's OF LAr srA,sgas rox
DAyssf4 al 4als 25ti, ist2 /
The Chsirmen of;hs Republican Executive Commit
OF the several cnlulrs OF tbs State are
to send the OF their smmitees with the post
sfies address OF each member OF said committees 10
ny address al Davenport.
E,I1o.,ean fapeIs threaa State are request.
ed TO copy THIS notice.
J. r. LANE, Chairman
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Kansas City, Aug. lis.

Thursday morning Col. Penick with q
detachment Of men attacked camp Of
rebels just South Of there. Loss Of rebels
not known. Col. Penick's loss is two
Killed ana seven wounded. Two rebels
who had been hauling supplies from the
camp for week or two, had stated
the day previous to Col. Penick that there
was no camp in the neighborhood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18

TThe Liverpool and London Insu-
rance Co., whose advertisement appears
in this number, have appointed II X.
Love & Co. their agents for Keokuk.-
Their total capital ought to afford the best
OF Indemnity TO property holders.
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Rebel HAm ArkaMsas DESTROYED.
Memphis, Aug. IL, via Cairo l6.

Advices of the 10th report the rebels
jubilant over successes East. st..
Yesterday party having cotton miles
east Of Helena on the Mississippi side
we're attacked by guerrilla. The rebels
were repul.ed, The skirmish lasted If
teen minutes.
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st. Josenh. Mo.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. l6.
The engine hcuse OF the II, 4 ST Joe
Il. X. Co., Eve locomotives and other
machinery were burned last night: only
one engine saved. Loss $50, 900, partly
insured
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TO THE NERVOUS OF Born SxxEs.-
Retics Clergy wing been restored 10 health In
. few days, after many years ef great Suffering 10
wias TO assist Others BY sending tree Oh receipt
of post paid ifecsrd envelope, copy of the pre-
scrlptIoi used Direct 10 the REV John A. DAG
NALL, ise Fulton street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
ljet2-dks4m
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tEIHsVH, hUXuat IA 1bUz J
Gsssraf Order No. ga
l. The Camps at different places in ibis State
Tor the new Regiments will be known as follows
AT keokuk, Camp Lincoln.
At Clinton, Camp Krkwood
AT Dubuque Camp Frank lin.
At Iowa City, Camp Pope.
AT Des Moines, Camp Burnside.
Al Muscatine, Camp Strong,
H. PASSES from this Department will hereafter
be either signed by me, or by Mr.. H. Tyrrell for
me. II signed IN, B Baker, Adjutant General Of
lows, by Tyrrell, they are to be respected the
same a. those signed by me
n b. BAKER,
Adiatant General of Iowa.
augls.d3t
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
1NSH1PPERS

=
On and amer this date NO Powder viii be sIiowe ed
sold In KeoAuk ioat permission Of the an
any kind OF Aims .hA;evef nor Aunitons OF War.
II has aso been ordered by the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department allow Goods or Groceries,
except 10 limited quantities for family use to 60 into
Missouri or the southern tier ~ Csaniies
Tbs object Is ia Keep supplies from the rebsls or
armed bands of euertilIas ia NCrtheas, Nisfouu
JOHN kTAaAVs
Aarseier ef,he PoH u ke,kua
kroknk, Aug. IL. l-ga.
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DU- The company that arrived on FRI
day evening is from Washington Coun-
ty-numbcrs l2 men. 1t is ofiicered as
follows Captain, I. III. Stanton lst
Lieut., J. S. Gray; I'd Lieut., Z. O.
Woodford. It's quartered in Camp Lin
coin.
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G. G. NOuRxE,

Republican Candidate for Attorney General OF the
State. viii address the people At the follow ing tn,es
aud places;
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skT The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from keokuk.
je2@-dn.
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H The Bentonsport Company under
Captain Paine is expected here to day,
100 strong or more
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DA-See advertisement Of ZIP urse Lost"
by the wife of a soldier in the lst cavalry.
Also, Carpet Lost, by s. w. Meri,hew
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF IOWA.

Adjutani Generals once, Iowa. /
Clinton, Auxust IL, 1852. (
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RI Two hundred and fifty head of
lat cattle from the neighborhood of Ap.
panoose county passed through the streets
yesterday for Macon county, Illinois.
No finer beeves can be found anywhere
coRREcTIoN.-In our yesterdays re-
I''' OF payments to the Bounty Fund
al. Phelps shuu d have been credited $40
and J M. Hutchinson Is.
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honda y, ACOUSTIC.

SEE TIE "X"-We will hereafter
mark an 4 on papers to indicate that the
time Of subscription is nearly or quite ex.
pred; and when Subscribers wish TO con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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stock Market

stock Market.
New fork, Aus. ID.
stocks-Msrket opened duh and easier, but closed
arner, steady aud UNCHANGED without new fsatures
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ED. Stern, Main street, between the
Levee and LIST street, is in receipt Of a new
lot of clothing in their new store, adioin-
ing their old place of business. Call and
see the aeE attractions. st..
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-05
Important, if True

A telegraphic dispatch, received at Camden,
was brought up by the driver on Monday, to
the effect that Gen. Bcaurcgard had attacked
and captured the enemy's stronghold at Padu.
cab. This, if true, is highly important. Pa.
ducsh has been occupied Tor n considerable
time by large numbersof Federal troops il
is located at the junction of the Ohio and Ten.
nessee rivers, probably one or two days march
from Columbus, where the Confederate forces,
under Genl. Beauregard, are stationed. No
particulars, we understand, were given elm.
ply the fact OF the capture announced.
We have not been able to see the Dispatch.
Mr. iegu"s, the worthy Postmaster at Camden,
with disinterested kindness, characteristic of
him, invariably forwards by the driver, any i'm.
portant telcg'aphic news that NAV not be con.
tanned in the mails, for the general benefit of
the people of Upper Ke,shaw and Lancaster
DISTRICTS, who are not blessed with tel egraphic
facilities hut when these dispatches are ap
propIiated 10y individuals into whose hands they
may TALL when the rlail arrives, the object which
Mr. +. had in view is partially defeated. lf
gentlemen will hereafter allow us tie privilege
OF taking copy, they will obige many worthy
Citizens ia the country who cannot be here
when the mail arrives on Monday night.