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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11
Herald's Special
From the Richmond Examiner, June 4th
Augusta. NAY 81.

From the Richmond Examiner, June 4th
Augusta. May 81.
The Jackson Mississippian Of the Goth
understands that few shots were fred
from the Yankee Squadron at Vicksburg
tho previous night. No injury was done.
On the 3Oth the bothbArdment was re-
commenced. Il Vas supposed no serious
damage had bsen done. The best spirit
prsSaaa 4meag the citizens and soldiers.
An eugagemef1t had occurred near Grand
Gulf, between one OF our com panies and
the citizens and force Of the enemy. II
is reported thst go Of tie enemy we're
killed. The vicksburg Wing reports
that Capt, Hswkins' battery opened ef
fectually on the enemy's transports at
GRIND Gnlf, causing hasty retreat of
the enemy, who subsequently shelled the
town. They said that they were il no
hurry about Vicksburg. Gen. Lowell
had .rseeived m official dispatch dated
the 28lh, which says that two Federal
officers and three mon were killed At
Baton Rouge The enemy then shelled
the city; no one killed. Capt. Hawkins
reports to Gen. Lowell that he sunk one
Federal transport and crippled another
on Saturday. On Sunday the enemy
came up to land troops ut Grand Gulf
and marched through Port Gibson. Our
people drove them back with considerable
loss, killing and wonnding about one
hundred. The Mississippian learns that
the Fodsrals demanded the surrender of
Hawkins battery, and threatening in case
Of refusal, to devaslate the whole country
around Grand Gulf A despatch from
Port Gibson 3lst says, that all was quiet
at Vicksburg. The Federal boat had
retired.
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X u:K:
Republican State Convention.

Notice Il hereby given that Delegate kepaehrsn
stale Csnventio Will be hsld Ics Aonss, On sd
nssAay the ga dsy of duty A d. is62, Tor the put-
pcse a rnttinx In canddstes Tor the ofrcs
of secretary, Tressarer and Auditor Of State, Al
tcrsry ~ne+ei and Register nf the State Land Once,
to BE- supported II the next general election.
The following will form the ratio Of representation,
viz One delegate each original county in the Stae
ard one delegate for every 100 votss cast for AbvsAn
laeoln a. President of the ured satcs At the cleo
lion Of 1880 and additional delegate for every
fractional vote exceeding so.
Loyal cisif sus. without regard to former political
soeiatcns, who In hvor OF giving
10 the National ADMINISTRATORS, In thorough and eff
fscsAal suppression OF the rebellion invied
operate skroashoa, the Stale.
= JOHN n. DEWEY Chairman, sth District.
sAHrnI r. NsLLRR ia do
4 W. 6. DUMoAH, I'd do
JonH D. LOCKWOOD, ID do
W, b, SMITa, Alb do
j. II. SAHnKA., 9Th do
- JAcas BurLER nth do
J. SAANx, Sth DO
q. ". niLLsR, 9th do
L. FuILxn, lhh do
R.H. TAyLoa. luh do
STATE sCtsfsst co1nssfttee.
sc BR0wNELL, Secretary.
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Among them are the following.
l Cam PxKss. Fosters patent, cost $3.50, will
b sold for SIS.
$ MsDiun HAND PHEss Fosters. (almost new,)
siss Of plascn 10 Is inches. cost $3.50, will be
sold for &l20
] SUpER ROYAL HANp PREss, made 1t Cincin-
n.ti Type fsunaH Piatsa 222tta %, cost see,
will be sotd FOR SIS.
Il Jos PKEsr, piasen Is il91<. will be sold for
noe.
zoo pounds OF SMALL PrcA, about SO lbs Of
Roman aud lbs af Italic. at 20 cents per pound.
Also, ConrosIxo Srscxs, from to 30 inches in
length.
ion, HALS, and TaIpLE CAsxs.
4 eoolbiader's RUNE MACHINE, FINISHING
TooIs, GLUE Por, etc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-11
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Foster Daniel sw NV 81
Gibson N sw pine 22
Gibson } NJ pt rte! Sc -
lIeald Isaac q! sw ~
Hull VIM nj NV 10
Hammond : sc sw ID
Haldemanl spt sc 81
Hampton a npt Il NV Il
Hoover ! + wpt " ne \
Henks } W NV Sc {?
! Hoover Rc0 cpt WI ne 8
Iuson NJ nj sw -
Haincs VIM nj Sc 81
! Jacobs : W ne lw -
Janney !. nwt 2J
James /. INV sw 81
Lehman + nj ne -
Lodge Edward ". sw 10
Lundy VIM hf ne }
same shf fSe 81
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/ Morris John E hi ne S
! Miles VIM 8 hf e hfsw .
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Pritchard c hfnc 1
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4.
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SYLVANUS YAT'Ek.
JAS. II. ROTHROCK.
VOL. g.:
FAX SALE.

CEDAR COUNTY, TowA:1
TREAS OFFICE, TIPTON, August -, 1862
DUBI.IC NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday the
Sth day OF October, A. d. 1862. at the Treasurer's
once IN the court house. at the town of Tpton in said
o'clock p M of said day, will be offered at public sale
e ,oo~ing desc rbed tracts and parcels and pieces
ands and town lots situated in said Cedar COUNTY State
iowa, on wh'ch the taxes main due and unpaid for
ne years 1897, 1885, 1859, IS o, and 1881 for Federal
Cta.e, county, County School Road, School House,
Certhed school and Railroad purposes Also for delin
4usn school District Tax for the years s5 1885, 1851
ana 1905 as Aforesaid The said lands will be sold to
satisfy delinquent Taxes and the uccruing interest and
costs thereon for the years above mentioned uness
paid before the said day of sale. ~
The sale will con tinuc frcm day dav at the same
place and hours above specified until nj, are .old
or :axes after the lst day of October next
q. p. INGMAN
treasurer of Cedar county Iowa.
List Of delinquent lands on which the Federal State
County County School Road, School House Certified
School and Railr"ad Taxes remain unpaid and are din.
for the year 1868
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A. N u T OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is PVT up in large bottles
and retals for 81 cts per bottle, for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there is TO. its equ" in
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TEr, n a. sCsgNOE BELL.

THE ID a SCHOOL BELL.
NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"a DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
about 200 pages of choice songs Rounds, Catches, Dn'
etts Tros Quartets and Cheruses many Of them writ
expressly for this work. besides 81 pages OF the III
ments of Music The Elements easy and progres
sve that ordinary teachers will find themselves enrey
successful in nstructng young 20 sing cor
rcctly and scientfcaly while the tunes and words EN-
brace such variety of lively attractive and soul StrrnE
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

sl~ well known u be iHiailiDie.
DYSPEPSIA. by thoroughly cleansing the an seco,
stonacls auG creating d flow pure healthy bile in
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Appetite heartburn headacie Restlesne.s Li.temner
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erai symptoms n Dysprlsia Will vanish a naturA,
cen eqe oi it. cure.
Co~TTvBNEss by cleausuy the whole length Of the in
tes;ie> with solvent process. aud wirAaur violence
al roieut purges e&ve :he bowels costye within Two
Gays ...,.,..,
aa circulation. through 'he process OF respiration i,
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obstruction in others
!he Life Medicines have teen kpo,gn ro ctie sy.u,.
ism efmaneny in three weeks and in half that
ilInr Nv removing local inha,,ation from the mu.eis.
&TC l.aaInelts OF he iulrtc
rkoFsiE- Of al kinds By t!p~!ng and siren gts.uipg
ID. kdneys and bladder they oerate deigniuly
Oh these important organs md hence have ever heen
itInG CERTAIN remedy tor the worst case- of Gravel
Aisc WORMS. by dsiodping IRON the urnngs of the
bowels me Shv "at'er 10 which these creatures ader
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SCoeBUTIc FRUprIoNe and bad Confessions bv their
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NUMBER 363.
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
f7sct Remfdy for Noaghs. c'o"s ami
Ndney difficulties.
WETTE pIEE CCWPCUNr.
FRFPARFD BY
HR j. ". POLAND b GO,
GoFFsT0wN CENTRE, y. ".


EOFFsTGwN CENTRE. Mi.
TEE following testimonials will tell something boz
Nediclne hat is VOW becoming pcpuar taste, .lsr
any other article sold Dv druggists =
aeV. ] X. Chase. Rumnpv, y. 4 under 69f-. n,
'ir Eth, 800 says :-.' When our tavu,. tive bot
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/ sna @ "S' soi" t"pFeach III two Gays. = beeve
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-olne letter acquainted withit."
rev l.. {. Stevens, Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church AZ
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with signal success. belsre ito be one Of sts 5s4
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IN il claims 10 be for idney Depses end Diabetes
MI As& Goodhuc, of Bow N. II, was 40 prost a,cd nv
Dtatete& in March 1853, that neither himself nor any
tne month A. last resort he thought he would try
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NXoE.E.AT T'@
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX RTTTFRS

THESE MEDICINE have how been before the pub
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lnder Learly every kind disease 70 which human flesh
liable
The following are among TIE distressing variety o.
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MESSks. Henry r. WILSON Il Co.: deem Mrs. vii.
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where had
fallen off, remove dandru restore the hair to its original
color cure entirely the most painful headachesand in
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REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
THE NEWS.

The condition Of things has not materially
changed since our last issue. Gen. MCCLEL-
Ian has made an important advance, and
while his land forces have no apprehension of
danger to themselves, the little Monitor is
waiting and ready to spring upon her prey.
AT Gordonsville the enemy begin to fortify
rs though their oyerweening confidence was
gone Perhaps the proximity of Gen. BURN
SIDE has something to do with their fears
The honest and manly words of President
LINCOLN at the Washington war meeting en-
dear him all the more to the honest heart of
the nation.
Gov. SPRAeUE obtained consent to have
regiment of colored people raised in Rhode
Island whose province it will doubtless be to
perform duty in the State, to guard contra
bands that may be shipped to Long Island, as
in the revolution, or to throw up breastworks
and intrenchments for our national army.
There is rumor that KIRBY SMITH has de-
feated some Federal force somewhere, and in
some way not explained taken five or six thou
sand prisoners.
If Gen. BUELL. maneuvers skillfully, and
Gen. MORGAN, of Cumberland Gap, we do not
fear that the guerrilla forces rallying at Knox
vile will do the Union cause much damage.
Rumors are afoat that the Arkansas has
been soundly whipped-not by Com. DAVIS
norby Com. FARRAGUT-but by Providence
that she was Tashly blowing her way and ran
aground in an unfortunate place, and to keep
her from falling into the hands of the Fede-
rails, her crew destroyed her. So that
her last end was like that of the Merrimac.
The future can tell us how much of romance
the rumor wears.
About Baton Rouge all our exchanges are
silent.
The numbering of Gen. McCooK by guer-
rilla band at Selma, Alabama, will only
fire the enthusiasm of the coo, 900 fresh war
riors who are coming down under the stars
and stripes, to defend the banner of the Union
against any and every foe.
The foreign news presents US very little by
way of change or excitement.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

Stirring Nesos anticipated from McCtelLans
Army Cause of the Arrest Of Proprietor Of
the Harrisburg Patrsot-Rear 4d,,siraL Foote
ia Washington fling for Narat Service
Arrest of Ex-senator Nicholson, Of Tenn
Garlic in Rashiagtoa-Nesc Trouble about
Exchange Of Prisoners.
Telegraphic Corrss. Cincinnati Commercially
WASHINGTON, August THE movements
of the Army of the Potomac of an offensive
character, lead to the belief here that stirring
times are at hand, and that the time for our
armies to remain idle in the field has passed.
There i. great interest felt to hear from the
army of the Potomac.
The arrest of the proprietors of the Harris
burg Patriot, and their confinement in prison,
was caused by the issue of bogus placard
ann eupcing the enlistment of negroes, with
the evident intention of preventing recruiting.
The authorities believe it to be next to treason,
and are determined to punish it promptly and
severely.
Rear Admiral Foote has arrived here and
entered upon his new duties in the Bureau of
equipments and recruiting. he has not en-
tirely recovered.
1t is proposed at the Naval Department to
draft for the naval service, owing to the great
scarcity OF seamen.
Intelligence of the arrest of Ex-senator
Nicholson, by Gen. Negley, in Tennessee, has
been received here. The charge is that of ut
! tering reasonable sentiments.
Senator Carlile is here, but for what purpose
| is not known. His speech in Indiana does not
make him warm friend with the Administers
| ton.
Another parley is going on between the
| Government and the rebels, with regard to az
exchange of prisoners. 1t seems that the rebel:
have made new objections, and the consequence
| is, that three thousand of their men are In
james river, awaiting the result of the confer
ence. The rebels seem determined to keeI
| Corcoran.
Arrangements are going on to give up al
church hospitals here and remove the patients
to others out of city limits. A.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
Fro m Trenton, Tenn.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
TRENTON, August 8 (via CAIRO, August g.
Gen. Dodge sent out Capt. Peck and fifty
three men of the Sixth Illinois Cavalry to at
tack Faulkner's company of Jackson's cavalry,
who have been burning cotton, who burned
the bridge near Humboldt, and who are COM
hitting other depredations in this vicinity.
They surprised Faulkner's band five miles east
of Dyersburg yesterday afternoon while they
were resting and sleeping as they travel
nights and sleep in the daytime, and COM
pletely routed them, killing 80 of Faulkner
men, taking % horses and great portion of
their arms, also Faulkner's horse and his or
ders from JEFF. Thompson and jackson, which
are very important to US.
Faulkner was trying TO get into
Kentucky, but was cut of, and most of his
men shot. He escaped, but left without arms,
horses, or clothes.
Gen. Dodge was informed of this camp by
two negroes, who guided the cavalry around
the rebel pickets. He has freed the negroes.
Capt Peck and men, though outnumbered,
fought very gallantly, and gave no quarters.
His loss was seven wounded, two mortally.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Rebels Concentrating at Knoxville, Ten
nessee, for n Raid into kentucky-An
Indiana Regiments Full Except Two.

Rebels Concentrating at Knoxville, Ten
nessee, for a Raid into Kentucky-An
Indiana Regiments Full Except Two.
Telegraphic correspondence Daily Commercially
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IA gentleman has
Just arrived here from Knoxville, Tenn, and
reports that there Is a force of fifteen thousand
infantry, with proportion of artillery and
cavalry at that place, which is expecting to
march iRto Kentucky at an early day.
All the regiments being raised in Indiana
are now full except two, ana a large number
of persons were to-day authorized to raise
companies for new regiments Three years
men will be received until the 18th inst The
18th regiment, authorized this morning, has
$50 recruits.
There is considerable excitement in all
parts of the State and recruiting progresses
with unusual rapidity. All regiments su-
thorized will be full this week. This fact was
telegraphed to Secretary Stanton this after
noon, who answered, "well done for Indiana"
Capt. Benjamin Harrison, reporter of the
Supreme Court, was appointed colonel of the
10th regiment, at this place, to-day. Alfred
B. Taylor is appointed junior assistant surgeon
of the 18th regiment. SAM.