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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-16
NOTICE.

To J. X. Wheeler aud Agnes p. Spauiding:
You and each or you are hereby notiAed that there
IL now file In the Clerks Office Of District Cou
Of Lee county. Iowa, 1t Keokuk the petition In Quy
OF ID. G. Billings and Mehitaoie Billings his wife
praying that certain decree OF foreclosure rond cred
W said Court at the special May 1861 favor OF
Agnes p. spauldipS and against 3. 4. Billings and
0hefs, and the SheriF's sale and Eheri6s Deed to
seio .. H. Wheeles Of the following described resi-
state TO Wit: Lots Eleven and Twelve I'll and t2]
Block -, In city OF keokuk said county made undei
and ~ virtue OF said decree may bs Get aside and
heid for naugnt 90 far - they effect the front half
said Lots, claimed BY petitioners, and also claim.
Ing 10 redeem the said real estate from said SAsrins
sale under the Statute Of Iowa.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon OF the second day OF the next term
said Court, commencing At nj the nsst Monday
OF February D., 1863 aid petition will be take pro
eonfeaso. AID decros wilbe nAesed a9Aint Won Y
prayed i0f therein and Judgment Tor cnst
~ &A II HOHLk x STRONG, Plaintiffs Atry.
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NOTICE.

Te H. Wheelss, AE~ss r. Rpsuiaing, S. y. Billings
Laeinda Billings. Charles s. Abbott. ma Abbott
ID. b. Gray Miller, Mathew Co., Arehitoid Hrnder-
SOB j. W Rantins Y Prete-ius, Pasten, Lane n sri-
am, Galloway wsbsssr, Emma M Williams, exc
cutor OF Geo. d. Wiiitsfas. deceased, Andrew eb-
ster, Geo. L. Anderson h Co., HAnford d Bro, r.
W. PhtnnSy, Rsypolca asd Richardson. Geo. c.
Anaetsan, ksskuk Female College. A. q. Highly.
Washington Union, Insursnce Co., Cleveland, Au-
s a., .s;i e.; ccs 8 ess,s; s' z.
v. p. Block, X. y. Carr, Ben Johnson, Henry'v. p
Black r. W. Potter. n. d. woodward, James ".
Grimes, George 7. Jent .ps. n. 7. Taylor, Clarke
John Tennis q Co., Hodges and Bros, VIM. Thomy,.
son d. Cos, u, w Kiibourne, Josiah Haines:
lea and each Of hereby notified th there IL
row On NE III The once OF ths Clerk Of tbe District
Cont a Lee county, Iowa, Al Ksdkuk, petition OF
LnciDds ktasen with Joshus Hlissoa her husband al
aegDE shzf certain Dsed to the hail u Lsts No.
and u IN Block forty in the City Of Keokuk, Lss
einds BitipgS, "a Charles D. Abbott Through and
under whom sstd Laspas kAasen eisins tile same
-. never recorded snaihA eerain Judgments ellsin
8 o Billings cloud anA shs daw upon Der title 10
the said real estate ard prsyss thai ts may be
removed and her title oniefsd against ali lies Of ssd
ma. - a " ss.s s.ye .s,e s
10 said J. X heeser, under sale made nrons decree
obtained 10 ssid cart ii speeis Ma1ierm, p.i.Gi
hv said arnes p. spsufdnr 80 stiff .. foe o.sre
ses!Es said 4 3. BiilinEssnd otbti. sro gffify
sad ~ sally made. sBd s@if &sks.s sd sale ~noax
fuzzy end illegally oltADef Hh,Es nj PA, lug tay
The may be cancelled and Ltd nsught far
the same effect the rear half Of aid Lots, eleven
atvelvs, and that abe be permitted redesn ssi4
real estate from said sale. and for other and gsssr
relief
before Of the second day VI the tern be
said Court, and answer said petition default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered thereon
N0BLE STRONG, Plaintiffs Au'y.
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NOTICE.


Io gsssUsshvA, LICK vosd an Jsm~s X Judd:
KOp, AndAcn Of you, are hereby notified that there
nov on nie In the once OF the CLERK OF the District
SsnIt q Lss Count, Iowa, 81 ks4kpk, nsJtjop Of
Hrsm ss me elsinng q Yopfnc sum Elm
hunued Doues. with I~ptr cent. interest per annuuu
payable annually . money due Mortgage made BY
ycu 70 CssrNe 1escm, and since ss-tDsd ~ saM n
ram barney, beasing dAe Of Dsosnb sr 9Th 1855 also
claiming against each Of Fen the foreclosure OF said
MortGage the same being Lots TO- .ine ISlr and
zen 40 - blsct ho. 10. ip hssos's Upper Addiupn
TO The city OF keokuk, Ia Lee County iowa for fhe
pusshase MONEY snd further asking ~ the - 81 n
said preDisss, snd eeasrsl rslief, iag -
o. ssis s ySI sRps fsd se;yer hers.s
ths sssd Oeurt be bsgunasA hoaa Keokuk on the
la MonAe1 ~ February, - ns sSea. AeApsM will BE-
snssrad sasstyou and judgment rsd tAsreop.
NOBLE SrkOHC
nSvsf-A&w - ~ tssa Attorpevs toe pIxlaat6
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ToJ 6. Schaener. James Hamilton, William Stannus,
RcbeckA Etannus, William N siannus:
YOU and each OF You, hereby notified that there
n die fn the once or the Clerk OF the Distric,
Court OF Lee County lows, at Keokuk, petition oi
Hiram Barney claiming OF you. J. G. Schserer, the
sum Of Sixteen Hundred Dollars, with 10 per cent
Int crest per annum payable annually, ey due
on two Mortgages made BY you to Charles Mason and
since assigned 70 said Hiram Barney, dated May 18th
also clanins against each Of you the foreclosure
OF said MortGages The same being Lot No. eight
city Of Keokuk, 10 Lee Comfy Iowa tha purcAass
money and further asking for sale nf said prcmisss
and general relief. stF'
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
Or before noon OF the second day of the
said Court TO commence al Keokuk the LIST Monday
of February, A. d., 1854, default will be entered
aea you and judgment rendered there's n
for In said petition. NOZZLE STRONG,
nov-0ld4w Attorneys Cor PlaintiH
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NOTICE.

TO BENJAMIN +. Komaine and A. n Carpenter.
You and each Of you, hessby notified that there
IL nov die in the ubrs the CLERK Of the Distrct
Coari ~ Ire GouAty, Ios at -okuk, petition Of
II ram Barney, claiming ofyeu. ntsuin =. RomaIpe
the " thirty Two Hundred Dollar Nth 10 De r
cent. int.I est t~v apnuu, payable annually money
ane On Mortgage made BY y0u 70 Charlse Mason and
siEce assigned TO said Hiram Barney. dated July 3oth
also claiming against zach OF the foreclosure
OF said Mortgage The same being upon Lot BIO Gse 81
In Block forty four IN Masons Upper AddisIosto
moneys and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief
And unless you appear and answer ys I'd petition on
o. before OF The second dsy OF the tern 81
said Court - com menee 1t kceb nt the LIST Mon
day OF Tertiary A. Dr. ist3 default viii be entered
against you and tuagment rendered thereon prayed
for In said petition. =
E0BkEh STRONG,
nosl0-d4E ATTORNEYS fOE Plainig.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Stsnnus s HAYNES, " Rank In. assignee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy franklin, executrix Of the
estate Of Noah franklin, deceased "A HiEbee, VIM
Stee IL. assignee IL VIM q X Ruddjek, s. rah Stan
nus, assignee Of John Galloway, James Billings.
James A Lee, John Durkee, y Durkee, John
Boyd. Got,lisb Bunsaler Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, VI Apthorp, Daniel weihHn, HeIr,
strenE
You are herebv notifed that there 10 now file In
the Office OF the CLERK Of the District Court OF Lee
County, lows, at keokuk petition OF Geo. C. Ander
son, claiming of you, the said John s;annus and s
Haynes the sum Eight Huisdr Dollars. money
due on three prom-sa Boet. claiming nf 4 4of
you tho foreclosure Of gage glven aid
notes. and conveying portion OF Lot II HlsA 80,
the city o. keokuk, Lee county. Iowa Ia which rra
estate you have claim 10 have some iftrr-st.
And unless you appear thereto and defe nd be fore
noon Of the secora day of the next term OF said
Court, commence ihe FIRST Monday OF February,
1868, judgment will be rendered thereon according 10
the prayer Of said petition.
RANKIN 4 McCRARY
dec3-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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noxen-f4w
nRIGNAL NOTICE.

To William L. Dston, Fred BIZ asher, George C. Dixon
| ChristisDa Wright, John Perry, George W Nc
Crazy, executor OF Edward Boynton, deceased, Chas
Parsons T. Co., Mckee X Slim pson, Geo NJ. baxter
You and each or you, are hereby notified that there
10 file In the e1ee OF the Clerk Disluica
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. AT kepklk, petition OF
Hiram Barney, claiming 81 you Vim. l.. Disco. the
of TWenty-six Hundred Dollars with 10 per eat
per Annum, payable annually, money due on
Mortgage made BY youto Charles Mason and ssnoe
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August 3ei b.,
1856 also claiming against each OF you the
of said Mortgsge, the same beng upon Lois one IN
and two y in Block six III Mason's Upper Addition
the city oil eek uk Lee County Iowa, The pur-
chase MONEY; and ( rthcr asking for q sale of said
premises, and general relief
And unirss you appear and answer said petition on
said Court, to commence at Keokuk the lrst Mon
day of February A D., 1863. defzut will entered
against and udgm mt ndered thereon as prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE * STRONG.
novl3-d4w Attorness for PLAINTIFF
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7 EGAL NOTICE,

To Israel Marierthal G. Lehman. and L. Bloct =. r.
ners. composing Inc hfm Of Aafienthai Lehman 4
Co.
You are hereby notinsd that there 10 nov on Die
In the ooe al the Clark u The District Court nj Lea
County Iowa, ~ ksDkuk, petition Of Samusi X. An
derson. claiming OF you tbs sum OF thousand and
forty one and o. loo dollar, account tor mopcy hAd
ty You from him, Without any legal consideration
bens money paid you for Intoxicating liqeSss b
cold Ia sioiston Of The statute OF And praying
against you ap AttachreLt E@
And un.sss ZEN npVsar thsreso end A~esu1 hsGsss
noon 81 the second day OF Lbe IT term n said DIE
iret Court " csHnsenre the nrst MundAy ID Fub-
ruAry T. ID. asSas jsdEnsnA will BE- rsndssea asaisss
you thsreon by defsalt
49, GEO. w MeCHARY,
sgyA0-sAr ANsasy ~ kiAiDsia
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NOTICE.

To John stsnnus, Haynes, w Rankin, assignee q
Patrick Wsish, 6sncy Franklin, execmyix OF III
state state efNo.h sr.ssiia dsos.ssa HiEhee, " q
mus. assisn-e If yoha 0nilswpy. sa1scs - &oiinga
James A Lee. John = Dark -, BIZ purks ,Jsh!
noyAs Gosskes 1unssAsr, n u Re3SoI6s iDAhss'
wsiiihan, snd CARRIER: 4 ft@i' RI. ia
You are bevsby notified that there 10 now on die IN
she CleFks once OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at keoknk, petition Of Geo. o. Anderson,
Seven Hundred Dsllsss money due on thres prom
notes. and claiming OF all OF you the forecloense
of nortnEe given To said notes xnd conveyg
pa of Lot H. Block g. In the city OF Keok mn. Lie
County, love- In which yon have or claim TO have soe
intcrc
And nnless ysa .ppear thereto and defend esfoye
noon OF the Sec day Of the OF said Court
t1 commence on tbe nrst Monday Of February, 1858
judgment and decree Will be rendered thereon by de-
fault RANKIN 4 ncCRARY,
der3-dlE LEz Attorneys for PlaLtif
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r EGAL NOTICE.

y water: ID ;e ca,
Taskeb deceased and , =, Ogden, executor Of the
"a sss y;.s B.. s.ss. .,%. ss , ss.s
Reid and Mary Raid his wife, Peter Eicher ana
- Eicher his wife. Edward Johnson, kza "
ssls, 1n a sss,es = Minsr her s.ssane, ..ns.
husband. Rufus wiIssy. " b Mckee I and ~ Nc Nc.
Kee his wife. ER = D~ Ford, WIN stotts, s T
hsfshAll "A Wsloptl, Geo w Lemnn, SO Burt ridge
Keekak Female College, , Klmh,f Abner Reeves,
Hiram Parrish, Z T. Brauhsn. } + " Johnson. Eliza.
James Bulsss and - Bsiser his wife. James q
Lyons and - Lyons his wife. The state of Iowa
or.Ase use OF the school Fund, Amos Henkoi and
aV.ncise seo.s Hover .ralss Hume. p.ssss
Co, Haseltine, Mcfarland &C., Qpssn City, Var
f Fs .ais: :. ard
W G.rrsison, James Br.dfofd, william Ailes.
Back 4 Cnpser. John 9 Allen, Brown =
zdgx. Joseph Snow, James burrows, G Webster
Thayer, Aidrieh 4 Co, A q } Trounstine Co b
woodward, Ulman, RerienihsI 4 Co.. WIN 4 4 L
dick, Goodcii BuckiDghan, w Whichrr 4 Co,
Thorp. Smith 4 Hsncheti, John storer, g Gorge
Piuansner. A G GrinDan, Albert Wells, NJ Alexander.
Samuel Bonner, Oscar BurbIidge. Csdy, Jones
Peck. Ford. GoIham Il Ford wm Timberman, John
w C1eghqrn, y II Harrison, 1--we, Rrysn. Adams d
Co., Cisrk, Plxnt hafris, Jrssee Ruddick, George
Bryan. Geo W hecrafy executor Of the estate OF
Edward Boynton. de evased, Ann Eliza Worthington,
Of " III WORTH tol. DE prs.
Cd j W Del.nIsin E.m,i n Sroi., O., n i.ra,.s,sn
Harrx FuItoo Wm Nc(;ayio jobs, 4, rL... v
Van Antwen Elihu Turner "a m a. RudAick Jua
Mlfcheif Ham narney linn w Wiscv Iasa r
Rmarr DT krfehxm VIM Al a Torrenee pnrridre
Pinehott & warren. Chss veille. A Kelley 4 90,
abr.hnm Chittspden Michael Busbey Cornelip.
E.ilnrr n fysen VirviI n snIIiy.n Jonis r.
Fe.ca ui, Ambrose Dudley, Francis Cwump, Thos
Eau.um samuel Hu,h Henry Falls pries i p.,
Ina ca Nevsom 4 WheeIrr Eeorrr Il C,ordar
1 N rick len Edv.va T.whsyt = "a w.. n Rrsneh
\ Co Cornell. G,inn.n n C,r,nn.n Nav.ou
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EGAL NOTICE.
NJ Rrank Rrnrn

10 Frank Brown . +a,l-Il-4 D
You are hereby notified that there isnow on ale in
the once OF the Clerk of the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa. Ut Ksok~k . petition of w s. AcGavte.
claiming Of you Four Hundred Dollars for Rent Of
House. leased By you OF him. and PRAYING writ OF At
taehmens Tor tho Uams
And unless ron appear and answer thereto, on
before the SECOND day " the next Term said Court
the nrst Monday In February 1863 judy
ment VIA be rendered Aesinst you thereon.
RANKIN ECCRARY,
nev7-d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

70 John Tempiin. James Gass, Lauren Dewey, and
John McCune.
iou hereby notined that there Is now ME In
the oice OF the Clerk of the District Court OF Lee
County, lows 81 K~Okuk, petition Of the Keokuk
Branch ofthe state Bank Of lows n Krskuk claiming
you the OF Three Hundred and Thirty Jour and
TOO Dollars with Interest vt ten CENT
from the Goth day Of January A. o., 1859, until paid,
and claiming against James. writ OF slachnsps,
or bssoTs o. the sscond day Il thu next Term Of
said Court judgment viii be rendered AGAINST yoa ~
dsfanlt. AE RANKIN MoCkARf,
hoy7-d4w plaintiffs ttorney.
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NOTICE.

To John saADnss, HAyAss, j W Rankin, assignee ei
Patrick Walsh, Nancy franklin, executrix OF the
steele. assignee Of Wm d X / kaddick, sarah Ssas.
mus, assignee Of John Galloway, james II Blllines
Jamss Lee, Joan Nustsu, D r Durkse, Jokn
CARRIER, Daaiei Weilihan:
You are hereby notified thai there IL now on Ole in
the Omoe OF NE Clesk Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa. - Ksokak, petition u Gee @. Ander-
son, claiming Of you, the said John Stapnus and q.
Haynes, Ssven hsndrsA Lsiiats nsAey ausss three
closure OF mortgaE. given 70 secure said notes ana
conveying pssx pf Lot ~ Afssk o. IL the city - ESo-
kak County VI Lee, and State OF love-, In which you
have. or claim 10 have, sone interest ~ ''H
And unisss you appesr thereto snA defcsd bsfNre
noon VI the SECOND day OF the next term OF
said cos, " comm snes ~ Keskuk On the 6sFt Mon.
day of February 1859 judgment and dec rec will be
rendered thereon by default.
FL z8Bhs RANKIN sAcCRARY,
oee1-asw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
rs boxes. 10 Lump
- boxes Eidssadot
20 Csddiss, assorted brs nds, Chewing Tobacco,
nsds ~ ~ es 0onkA IN thfs year Hsna ri
Sor ssn iuw Tor Cabs ~ 81 and ~ Losee BY
ssstsO-d fft< G01A4bLks 4 AAfTH.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
The Indian. Troubles.

MILWAUKEE Sept. l9--The st Paul Pioneer
and Democrat of the 10th contains "a letter from
Little Crow. Chief of tie Sioux, to Col Sibley,
in which he saws he to know in what way
he can make peace for his people He also says
the white prisoners IN his possession are treated
well their own people
Letters are received from Sioux Chiefs Wa
bashaw and Tsopi of friendly character, and
denouncing Little Crow the cause of all the
troubles.
1t i evident the Sioux are much divided and
quarreng among themselves.
Col. Sibley requests Little Crow TO give up his
prisoners first, and tells W abashaw and Taopi he
will meet them and their friends in open day, and
adds: am powerful enough to crush all who at
tempt to oppose my march and to punish those
who have washed their hands in innocent blood
The Pioneer of the 18th SAYS:
The Chippewa Embassy have retured and set
tied successfully all questions of dispute and left
the Indians in more cordial and friendly state
of mind than has existed for many years. Nearly
all the chiefs we're present and signed the treaty
of perpetual friendship at Crow Wing on the 18th
inst, whereupon the whole OF the bands prepared
to leave for their homes all satisfied. Hole-in.
the-day promises to dispense his men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

CAPE RACE, September l9.-The steamship
Borussia from Hamburg, via Southampton, was
boarded off this point by the news yacht at noon
to-day.
From the uncertainty prevailing in England
about the safety of the Great Eastern. the I'm
derwriters' premium had gone up to twenty
guineas at Liverpool. NoTE-She is defined
in New York
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred had
arrived at Brussels.
The Paris Pays says that Spain has offered TO
send a contingent TO Mexico but France would
not accept the offer.
Montenegrines refuse 10 accept the conditions
offered by the Turks. and. taking advantage of
the present armistice, instructed their representa-
tive to demand more favorable terms.
The Press of Lombardy is unanimous in favor
of an amnesty being granted to Garibaldi and
his followers
Garibaldi had requested to be allowed TO en-
bark on an English vessel.
Nothing bad been decided respecting Garibaldi.
His wounds were not very serious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

Our soldiers were exultaut at the result Of the
previous dave eight. and Mcclellan vas in the
highest spirits.
The opinion Of Mcclellan and those around
him was that the final result would depend on who
gos reinforcements FIRST.
Our informant says that nothing had been heard
on the held OF the capture OF Longstreet or the
killing OF Hill. and that there is no truth IN either
report.
Twenty thousand more renforcements we're
expected to re oh the field Yesterday from Har.
risburg.
Our informant thinks the loss of the rebels
fully equal TO ours
The gentleman who furnishes US with the fore
going intelligence Is one Of our most respectable
and intelligent citizens. and says that while the
battle of Wednesday was not decisive one. t
was contest in which all the advantages we're
with Mcclellan. who occupies the field OF battle
at the close Of the day.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l9-The Inquirer has =
special dispatch from Baltimore which more than
confirms Yesterdays good news.
Mcclellan on Wednesday gave the rebels four
hours 70 surrender. They refused. and McCiel-
Ian went at them again. and the ground was liter
orally piled with rebels killed and wounded.
They were completely invested and surrounded
on all sides. and there was not the least possbi-
ty or chance of escaping utter humiliation.
Mcclellan is only waiting his dispatch TO an
nounce the complete success of his army.
This news was brought BY an officer accom-
panying the body of New York Colonel. aud is
reliable.
ARMY OF THE PoToNAc. Sept. l9-Yesterdsy
was occupied in burying the dead and caring tor
our wounded
Yesterday morning the rebels sent in flag of
truce asking permission 10 bury their own dead,
which was granted Az first the orders were very
stringent against holding intercourse with the
re5els. but during the afternoon they were relax
ed. and the troops OF both sides freely inter
/ mingled
! Lieut.. Armstrong. of Seaman's Ohio battery.
I lost leg.
At daylight; it was discovered tina, the enemy
had changed their position. Whether their whole
1 force has crossed the river taken a new posi-
ton nearer Us, is not AT present known. Had the
rebels remained general engagement between
both armies would have taken place this morn
inn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
fREroxTxD Exrsxss4Y ToE tHx DAiLs STAFF szsTIsxI-
Noon Reports.
LATEST WAR NEWS
Complete Victory
REBELS DRIVEN ACROSS THE
POTOMAC.
IN N TRIO UBLES
ACE With THE CRIPPEWAYS.
II - III II II e. ~ ~ II w - .
INDIAN TROUBLES
ACE WITH THE CRIPPEWAYS.
Fob EXON ~ n W..
From washington.

WASHINGTON. September lo-Paroled prison.
ers from Richmond say troops continue TO arrive
from tue South and are sent hence as fast as pos
sible. This is corroOorated from other sources.
leaving no doubt of the fact that the rebels are
concentrating a large force in the Shenandoah
Valley with a central military depot at Winches-
ter. which is strongly fortified
Brig Gen. ID. Tyler l. ordered TO report to Ma
jor Gen. Wright at Cincinnati
Gen. Nelson Taylor is ordered to report to Gen.
Mcclellan.
AT a meeting of the Sanitary Commission to-
day the Secretary reported that previous TO yes
terday five wagons and railroad car loaded with
supplies had been sent by the Commission to and
beyond Frederick; that six surgeons and Inspect
or of the Commission, with Master II s. ,jakner,
United States volunteers military storekeeper.
and Charles Weston, OF toe Ordinance Depart
ment.
1t is ordered by the War Department that the
medical puryeyors are required to give bond in
the sum OF S15, 900.
Rebel prisoners captured by our scouts near
Leesturg, were brought into the city this evening
They SAY the reoel force under Hood, lately sta
toned AT Leesburg, left that place last Monday.
The prisoners were unable TO accompany their
regiments ON their march 70 Wlliamsport on ac-
count of exhaustion.
Hoods force numbered about 5000 men,
1 he following are among the casualties IN the
army OF the Potomac:
Sedgwick. wounded severely in shoulder and
wrist; R0dman, MORALLY; Richardson, seriously
in shoulder; Dana, slightly wounded: Meagher.
killed. Major W. D. Sedgwick. OF Sedgwck 5
staff, ~Onnued ia body, severely; Lieut. Colonel
Kuhn, l4th Indiana; Captain Bigere. do; Lieut..
Col. B0chman. 18Th Indiana; Major Bloomen-
berg, 5th Indiana: Lieut.. Bolinger, l4,h Indi-
ana; Major harver Captain Colluson, 18th do.
Lieutenant Malleky. 9TH Ind; Captain GOWNS,
18th Indiana wounded
The Times has the following:
4 force consisting of artillery infantry, and
cavalry. under command of Lieut.. Col kllpat-
rick, lett SgePs headquarters yesterday on a re
connossance toward Leesburg. On arriving at
Goose creek the passage of that stream was dis
puted by squadron OF rebel cavalry. who how
ever were soon put TO flight by our artillery.
Our force then proceeded to LeeSburg, which
place they found occupied by one regiment OF
rebel infantry and a battalion of cavalry. After
short engagement the enemy were driven out
of town with considerable less Oar loss was
slight. We captured the regmenta flag OF the
enemy, number OF prisoners and guns.
The 10th New York regiment behaved with
great galamry. driving the enemy through town
at the point OF the bayonet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

FASHIONABLE CLoTHING.-In addition to the
finest stock of fashionable goods ever brought to
the city. Kahn. one door east of Genns' Block
has now on hand superb stock OF ready made
clothing of the most superior quality and the
most fashionable cut and make. Gentlemen can
suit their taste nj this establishment, let them be
ever 80 iastidious, and they do at prices
that must command their custom. Call and see
their immense stock and the extensive variety of
garments that crowd the shelves and fill the
drawers. and we are sure you will not regret it.
Mr.. Kahn is clever and agreeable gentleman,
and will take great pleasure in showing customers
around Call at Kahn's and change your thread
bare suit for something presentable