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True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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-. vo sec it stated in of exchanges that the pay privates and noncommssoned officers in the army has been increqspd to fifteen dollars month.
 - On the 2d of 0ctohr ths l2th Arkansas regiment was re organized Jackson, Miss by the election Of Mj J Reid as Colonel Capt E c Jordan Ltcol; and Capt John Walker. Major
 On the 18th in New York gold rose to 13o and, on the succeeding day, went up tol33. Bl th, time il is l50 In other words federal paper is 38 per cent. discount
 Several reasons have been assigned why the Con- foderate steamer Alabama is called the 292 One says it s because she is 29o feet long. Anothor bo- cause she was built by the contributions of 290 Liver pool merchants. Perhaps i is the shipyard number. Vessels are not named until they are launched butt when being built are called by number. The first ehip built in yard is called No. 1, and 50 on. ' Iyien's Van Dorn and Lowell have been ordered to report at Richmond. Pemberton is in command and Johnston soon will be.
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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To Taz ProptE Cru AFKANsAs-The soldiers of the e5 rginnt Akan4as cay 4lry lost clothes and blank e in the late battles Coruth: winter is approaching and they are nearly destitute W the be men and women wbn SD generously supplied last winter do agany him-elf obtain contributions and take charge of ii packages for the regiment
 Ban3ets woan hrt-. drawers ard socks, will he e+- pecay needed every article of clothing will be thank iuy received.
 C5l Com 3rd Ark Cav Holly Springs Miss. oc; l8 1882.
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

AssAsslNAr1oN.--On Friday evening, about : o'elock Dr. B. 0. UATTox of this city, shot in the hall of his house, when pas ing through it on his way from the supper table and died about hal hour afterwards. The murderer t supposed to be a man named Penny, who has escaped
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

Prom tEe counties of Benton and Madson--J. DunneSau Carroll and AeWton-Brad!ey Bunch. Wa ,hpgt,n- Hiram Davis Crawfod ana Frankln-Henry r. Carter. Sel,,. tan and Scutt-(ireen ! Clark. Johnson and Pup-Ben T Emhree. Yell. Perry an Conway-Wm. C Hunt. Marion and ~-arc,-EIi D"dson lizard and Van Buren- ~ illiam Sherman. Indepen ence J. < Trmbt. Lawrence and Futon-Sdml Halliburton. Greene, Randolph and Crtgheai-I M. Pollard Poins.tt and St Frtnci-P Van Pitten Mississippi ani Crittenlen--No election Phnrs and Nouroa--Np election Prairie and pulask -Icseph Stillwell. White and Iackson-7ght Anthony Jefferson Arkansas and Deshs--rhos Fletcher. Clcot Drew ani tsh-y-'4 II BelseT. nr,u!Ie Y and iiallas-lbn Hampton. lrtti,n and Columbia--j Waliace. Calhoun and .'uachiia--E II Whitfield II inBst d. Lstay' tie and Sev r- l. E. Williams Clark Pix. aul PolS-lsaac " smith. Hot Spring, Mon 2 .mery and Stn"-Finis L.ech.
 Representative Arhansas-sterling R. Richardson. Ashley-Kobt TucAeE. hradI y-J. R Collins Calh,nn-8 F Tergue. Carroll--IsEam Holt, Arthur A. Baker. C. ic t-lfn"ry. Cark-> Scott. Colunbi,-c A. Can't, T. A. Goodwin. Conwa, ,--Rus-ell Wrlhorn. Crsgh id-Z. >tnddatd. Crawford- lohn 'iarra R c. Oliver. Crittcnden-->o electi n. Dala.-E VI. Harris. De.ha--Alex. Harding. Dr w-Hfnj Collins, K. Haynes. Fran klin-t. l. Berry. Futpn-S Cochran. Greene->am1 Wilcoxcn. It4n. p-tcal-Jno B. Robins NJ. Y. Cheatham. FFnt Sprng-il. C. Jonr4. Inl pende c-S E. Wycough, - Jenkins, J. E. Porter Izari-R II Powell. .Iackson-Rnlhs " Martin. Jen,.rson--Aflp " lliams r. D English. .Johnson-L. C How T. ". Connelley. Ia'avette-4 N McC9l 'um. Iawrence-T J Warn,r Green K Jones Madison-Jas R. Berry K F Naylor Neripn- Mnnrae--No elec Monfgnmtry-C.G. C. iInrt. Mi.A Aripui->n election. Newton-''"bert " Harrison. 0uaci,ts- Henry FuTr. Ptrrv-WilIism Wilson. Phil rs-\o election. pite-W. Gould. po;nsett-A. N Wynn pols-l. B Williamson Ponp-Joln NcFsdden. Traiii.-B NJ Barnes. paIa ski--W c P'nni, gton, Thos Fletcher Raniolph-I.H II Pnrkius. Sa in R oht. Murphy Scott-tliah Lening Se&rcy-John Bradshaw. spbaetian-John Caipall, C. B. Neal. Sevior-A T Pettr~ Geo pettigrew. St FranrS-J. r Harason. Ei. ''allory. irnion-R Goodwin. T !; Williams. Van Brr.n-Iohn l. Lafferty Wa.Anqton-E IL Phillips, J. II. Tutte, Richard Byrd nton Whit,-rnos Mosby. Yell-Wm. Si>sel. -
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True Democrat., 1862-10-29

Ry Mir Thos c. of Col Eares re-iment will leave Little Rock Sunday the End of Nov for Holly Springs and will take letters for persons ng friends and reaty in our army that place your letters the Post Office in Little Rock endorsed the of MT Scott
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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E The lecture Dr. McDJweli at the State House last W-inesia night mastefy effort it was 're reoeirsd and ha a good effect. We resret that our space will nos adm; of at of lis splendid address; however we but express the desire of all that he"l again favor us with r-pet ion of st ne distant day.
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
Attention All.

nNHE MEDICAL PCkErYOBS Department Little Rock , A Ark. IS l e4 ot t!e following herbs etc ur ec fh" AtnF, !aT which he following prices will be paid on
 livery ta IF. '. SiIYEaEfEG Medical Iuryryor at Little cl. nr t3 pr. c. C. CUsTNAN a the Chemical Labatory 1k.d.I AIk pIsoIs residing in districts wherr they te oltaAej will please give their attention to colert auI saving them The articles must be clean and Vt
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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R Dr. Hay thornv tr will prescribe free of charge for .e needy families os lders Those desiring his service direo;ed to call his office Opposite Jees Houae) be tween and o'clock Of each day.
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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FouNo--0n the streets soii watch key which the owner can have by ealing this oce describing the key and paying for this notice. 5-
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
LITTLE ROCK. :: OCTOBER 29, 1862

sEy~ Col John R. Eakin, the able editor of the "W ashiugton Telegraph" favored Us with call on yeserlay.
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
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r7y~ Winter has appeared here before his season. having come with snow, ice and sleet, in advance oi J Jacll Frost
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

The Confederate Congress adjourned sine de, on the night of the 18th inst
True Democrat., 1862-10-29
Senators.

Holly Springs, Miss, Oct l3. IS
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

-The elections for members Of Lincoln's Congress arc over in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa. On Tues day next thcy will ba held in Massachusetts, Michi- can New Jersey, N4w York Wisconsin, Illinois Delaware, Indiana and Maryland
 --Col, T, F. Docllery was as Vicksburg on the l7th inst on his way here. His regiment suffered heavi ly al Corinth
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

EpUNAWAYS-tlo REWARD Runaway from the sub scrber living Monticello Ark the 18th inst, TWO ncsroes-FKANK, IL years old copper colorAMIE, 2 or ,. years cld rlac and rather small will give $40 for the delivery of the negroes b iue $0 if lail s0 that can get them. JOHN CCINDLLl.
 Oct d. lS~2 5-3t
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

g OSr-Betwcen Gel. Towards and mouth of Cadron, AA the 25th inst small Carpet Bag locked. The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving it with Mr. Palmer, Anthony Heuse. k. II. GAINES, JE.
 Oct 2w
True Democrat., 1862-10-29

D6D REMAEp -Raaaway fron & the Antaony Hoess, Tar. ,d named NELSON: about feet. inches high, ehty bowl cgnd bread color. has high cheek bones a p- and his voice has rac nasal sound The above with reasonable will be paid on tho ds varng of said boy the Anthony House in Little Rock
 JN0. ". MERRITT Agent
 Oct % for C. B. Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

A MOTHERS LovE.-Childreu, lock in
those eyes, listen to that dear voice. mo-
tice the feeling Of every single touch that
,s bestowed upon you BY that gentle hand !
Make the most Of it while yet you have
the most Lprecious Of Ill good gifse-a lov.
Ing mother. Read the unfathom able love
OF those eyes the kind anxiety Of that
tone and look, however sightgyous pain.
Ia after years you may have friends.
but never agais witt You IAye. tie mex
pressibie love and gentlcness lavished
upon you which none but I mother hes
tows. Often do / sigh. in my struggles
with the hard. wearing world Isl lhs
sweet deep security 1 felt, when II a ~.
ening, nesting to her bosom, l l;staned
to some quiet. tale suitable TO nv ~.
read in her tender and untirinr voice. =
Nevss eaa 1 forget her sweet rlances cast
upon me when kappeared To BE cp never
can ! forget hsf lkAs Of peacs Il NIGHT
Years have passed since she was laid ;n
the Geld ebarch-yard yet still hsr voice
Whispers from tho grave, and her eess
watch OYER me- whom s.tsKRlint vr,i1rt
the unfseling world /; and : tear Il pitv
would ,sesn 70 BE- dropping from lko:e
lids, although long closed Id 1ths smbrscs
OF death. 'Tis'the memory Of ~ MOTHER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

AI4Tn OF IOWA. LEs CsuETr, > b.. A's
~ ytrtne Of spseist e14x6tton to me directed is
49, BY ~ Clerk ot - 0tsct Court Of said county
e 9vot q Jspe arysy strong, and against W W
- ~ CLERK. once 81 ths
District Co.rt q Lee county, AVA ut Keokuk. said
county 81 - iete qAy Of July 4. D. Is6a. between
- han ~ oHto6 D. m. and O'CLOCK p. M, com.
nqeqctns . o'clock Of MID day, the following
LEI stsht go II BLOCK aiasyvstx tas
Is.sa svtsA npon and y - seld by order Of Court
70 satisty t1ld writ OF execution. 3
Ke0kuk. gqpa MI, fQoQ.
X.0 Hk6lEa1 Hhesl6 Lee county. lows
jsisN ~ p. y. uAirx, Jr., Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE. /,

aTo ysseph 0pacaha and SSanklh sssahs,aa, petsnS.
b ants
yep ase hershy noas1d nat ~ 4 nS~ % sse III
icvs, q Eass 4sdisun, s1ss(eaoA " fss1n xAGne5,
s!.a%lps isasnsst e f?reslcsqre q Apr4Des
dred Dollars wfh Aen ner cent tnieses1 f - ~
q easssvy. issIS "a sssias snd iii a lion
asainA lpu Jeeeph pupssA and Tor foreclosure q
HSF9e9s sStveA ~ sid DancAn 70 ChafIeS Macon,
uPon ~ portAwest Of The aeeSheest u of SAcaAor
90 ss.nseippl m rantt ~ west, ia Lee coan-
re ssls q afia pseFas<st 10 pay ~ satA
nov, you esch must appear and answer aaid p>ta-
too noon n ths sseepd Asy Il ~ ne ss ~ I'D
Ceut = be hs}d On The nrst Monday Of December, a.
D. MM gfas s9&ss& i H.. 6CDE1 HOW'LL, y
~ mAysO.d4w Any for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

10 IHra1k paWcst, Msnnt Dsrpstt, MaEy A Mckee
fhsodoSe NyeEs, aud e n Perry: 49,; ese'
yAYt6 NM Hereby naiihed hat there nov on he in
the once OF the cirsk Of the p1akrt1 Couxl OF Lee
eountyS - q snAuh, ps MIR n SArueiSP Mil
Ter, Abnsr HseveuHnt t-zH~frrry, EXECUTORS of the
will Of Il n Reeves. clsiMeg ri yps, Frank Barnstt.
Three Hundred Doilxfs ~ Honey due prOmissory
no, and Alsc praytng against ali Of you the foreelo
ure OF mortgage certain Real Hstase ID LSe ec6D-
u, Iowa, execytcd to secure sAtd soes-
Now, unless you appear and ansv said patson h.
ssve noon 90 tho SECOND dsy of The nsu s4p4enabor
tssm ~ ~ Dstsicl Court Of Lee eosuty, Iswu -
held Al Keoknk In said county 1essAe viii be venda
ca against You ~ prayed for by dsleult. ,.t
usae ts1s z ~ f RANKIN Z MILLER.
jela-d ssasxa4 asss Al3aea4 AS4A3s ~ Ptsfnti -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To c Wycon, VIM Thf mpssn, Rix. u ale X CO., Il
T. Rey eslds, n Foster, Ososfs Foster, reed. oss-
iss = CO.., Ruben Hsrbine, sam'l Boaimsn and
fnkah Lneas: ftsM VI tf 500
You, and each gu, hereby notiaad that thera
y nov % nie IN AIR once Of she Clerk the Dtstssef
Court OF lee county Iowa At ksohqk, petition: ~
Hiram Barney claiming Of you. J. &. WycOt the SUN
OF Twenty -pys Hsndtsd Dollar, shk sen psr e NJ
inter- q PR snpum, payabie annually money due
on I've esstsin mpyteegts msdn ~ ,np h. Ghss. ks-
snA 0Sfed' OetobsF ~, 1875, $50 tasniir sgAtnst
zach Of yoq The az y ID
being uron tst ~ three biloxi 3J three, 10 Mssony
uHper fdAihpR ~ tAs sy ~ ksesAk ~ Lse cosnAys
sate ~ aAtd rEentess, and afseFsi sslteSs Aaonn-
Len yoa appsas and Answef said petition ksf>ye
nooA Of M esesne daY a ths Dexs tegu AZ aid Cer
70 conmsnce u Keokuk be Ist Monday Of Aspasm-
h4t, 4, n-16eR, cefapk NtAbs entered 4agnAl -,
snd dsmsnt re- ndersd thereon prayed for in aid
pp&tStan. !. saa4A44g8g HyDCOfr hOWU,L. Ed
mayfD-d Any foY Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18
I EGAL NOTICE.

III Etsdessck xsgR. Csrdelis Ann xcgR. Black.
YELL, lNaR Turner, anA The etsle Of Aa~s ~
You, snd each q Jon, Anysby pstjea tAsA ghseo
- bow - ale IN sAs once of ~ Cicrk Of the Msln
Cqast = ~ cess, ls~a.rt keoknk. IN ssid county
petition OF Rslaef Lsuts~st, ssimInE Of said 1vs
erck zugg, Two Hundred and Fifty Douars, With -
tSfees - honry due on Trpnisssfy note, ard cain-
10 ARnss1ttsf ynu ~ fcrettcsuSt ~ nurfkAFs 81
osstaln Real Estate IN Lee eoSpsy. SsWa, "
snic Frtderek xnSg 10 taid ksner ars4ssste sssass
saEfns4e' &@ 1@N& "sF
Now, unless you sppesr and sAsw~s ssid petition ~
fore boon III SECOND day of IN nsst sspseM1sr
TERN OF the said District Court OF Iee county, loxa,
" b hed ut Keok uk In said county, decree viii -
resAsrxd agsisasi Saa a. prayed Tor =, defsuh:
I ~ III $3.50 kAkkkk l. MiALAnn,
1eIaA $500. An'bA az PAip.ig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

E EGAL NOTICE.

- Ihepas Marin, Nlsaesek Martin. McrAessi Tar
Csrs.as.AsM E.sE: Js,rn royd, Bahey, Rsrses !
Wood, VILLAS Turner. aush Ham, Snilh Hanill.
J0sph - xnEg, Ransr Laarsat, : Blsskveii,
yss are As.ss5 nsttAsd shst shsss y % Ale N
county lows u ksokuk. petition Of banvsi u MI
-, 0.n-fDfvyt sO1 Amer Ass~es, Exeeutors u Ne
eAl OF =. yksesea, eAaiatae NJ Tbosnss Msytin,
kght H.ndred Dollars - m1nsy ass On = pssm iasory
sost and cslnins skainst =. OF you the Foreclosure
q mortgaRr given BY said MaYtlu RI ain Real
Estate Lse county Iowa 70 eurs the o., men, OF
said note. 's.ssgs5 .s5 sr- -
Now unlers ion appeaf and ans wer said petition on
sssoss ss q tAe seevnd day Of the next keptem-
her eEm o. said Court. ius gmeut viii la rendered
against you py aetsuYl "
faa-@-~- a. IT, RANKIN NILLED,
leJI-1, Att'ys for Pa lhtia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

III sonn Lwsu, 1ernaFd zwart, George Andereon.
and 0so = A1assuaA~ - Co, n u 1sSeoun. 4sSfrS -
Inopkson; IlHkn Aflaalpt vl1N66 Ntfksss, =
B 4se ,Dssi;I se2!.J. 1Ins 1890, SAL,
o. lowAfoE The upe Of ths Aakeol PenA, Resnssr
[fg IT, 611e lnpvsA 10 o1yuoy3 CHSe1f 81 HfS
s. ,,.s.s, = rS1d; ss77sfs s;c|l.fs
voorhies 4 Co., AAhoney Apeps JepeS GOilips.
K h N sAnyle. 0s6fes ON ~, JMt 4Ex kdff, IA
Kramer, and y Dcuthsl 1ft.y - III ,4S...;t A
Ysu, md t6GA o. 90 ~ hefeby B0tlAkd thAx ttrt
Il ON AIe IN The once OF tho Clerk 81 the Dsssi6
t s zs. ss
sss ssss tss ss s st:.
ss,s zen sasassr 1 {. 4
Hal; also claiming Against ssth4f Eea the tosfM.
urc Or uibStKske, the same being upon certan Zeal
Estate In Loo county Iowa. executed by the said John
xweH 1pd hasassd zSaF< - sHid HAa 10 SArs IVA.
mont Of said notes, and ,psrtcuariy desc ibd
In md Detiaion3 sad iust1f AsknE i0r ef said
premises, and general relief a
And usiess son appear aAd answer aid petition On
or before nnop OF tr SECOND day 81 the tern 81
odd OpNrk emcnAsstkss Ut keokak on the III Won
day Of September A. -. lSC3 a.fsslt will 10 enter
I'd aeAlhst syou snd JndkNent rendered thereon -
pray ed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG
jcl6-d Auysfor Plaintiff.
N -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

10 "A DAY, sAspAen &c Dag, necalnn Day Sohn ~
Day, William Nay, Heirs Al Law ~ jeremiah Day
Aecsasad. aadE d. AAminist ratos " ~ sststs Of
said Jeremiah. deceased:
EoU. ara essh vl yeu ae heesby nstAa& @bsA 1thase
now ne liz the o4ce Of tAe Clerk Of the District
Conrt ~ kes seant, isNa a. u Zesk uk, m pes2isa
And amended petition Of Jchp Monroe, claiming Of
u Day the sum Of Two ftstsdes1 and Bifty 0AtmsA,
with interest froR May seth, 1856 1T 10 per espk per
Annam, - money due him ~ q peotnine0sy mote
made BY Aid ID Day 10 X WHISKY, end ~ him a.
sened 70 pa.hstH. and aeIAinlng q ~ q 20 o.
foreclosure of mortgage lot block 80, IN Keo-
has. Isvs, ,sisen u sesars sasx nets
Nov, unless you appear aud aaywer thereto on or
6afcsA noOh q The SS<Snd 0Sy ~ The next Ntffem.
Der term Of said Court judgment and decree pi ture
eleonrs WI ~ rendesd against you b. dssa0if -
TGST "a 1T McCRARY BR Ger.
jel3d tass,,ases-,, At',sfe Plsia.iGs !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

Hs = md y IN Be constantly receiving large aadi-
dons 70 HIS stock and sells cheaper than AM sss
y Town Every body Is invited 10 call and 50 wIat
gtcat bargains can ~ had. " 8 s4a'f M -EsiS1TN
large and veli sslsessd sseek Of Csths - Oss.f-
uleres win b kept constantly on Aaad. u s. =
Eeokuk, April g. fU00-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

-7IflEJ |IIdIffEoE JTfIEE tsfJ EV sifilt u u
possession Of Philip and then of Bey-
erlY, and so on unit, we drove the seound-
rels almost out Of the new State. All
this time they hid been eboasfing tt.t they
weremhipping u.s. and yet they bad been
all the while giving away SO. in Ken
tucky, there was ONE time when the rebel
bordss got within sixteen niles Of Louis
sihe.; and had II not Seen efoi s. patriotic
Itishman. who. got uponAs. hand car and
went aheed to give, the alarm. Louisville
itself WOULD have fallen. into their posses
sion, Bat here, as in Virginia. they we're
driven back step by step TO Murfreesboro
ana other aplaces-ffom thence into Tenn
essce, Nashville and dnChattanooga, and
now all that is, lef. Of : he, rebel army, in
Kentucky and Tennessee is a rowing set Of
vagabonds. known by the name Of guer-
illas. And in view Of these successes, as
we'll as the rest that have crowned our
arms, it seemsto ME thatith sSecessionist
who can find any thing in this war, to
thank God for is very easily satisfied.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
Terms of Subscription.

OF per cent will be made on the
sbovs rates fsf Special Notices.
towns AMI cities win be allowed twenty
~. but of any Kind
~ill Be in serted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

40. siina,f yes "a sgilIa ras o. .f's.t
-niA'Iai.s siasssi'.,ee .ssl sdl O - n6i.n.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-15
OFF to Murfreesboro !

The editor Of the UNION requests his
lady friends not to send boquets, jellies,
preserves, marmalades, pound cakes
fruits, wines, or other nicS-nacks, to his
sanctum to-day, as he will be unavoida-
bly, absent at Murfreesboro' to report
lsHAM G HARRIs's great speech a full
and accurate report Of which will be
found in to-moTow's paper, The editor
has succeeded after violent mental ex-
srdon, in borrowing for his hazardous
trip, the identical cart and mule which
BRowNLow said Parson McFERRIN hired
to skedaddle in last February. He is
said 70 be a tremendous propeller sport
ing high ears and moral character
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-15
Rebel Depredations.

The Knoxville Register complains bit
terly of the plundering INDUCED in by
the Rebel cavalry, in East Tennessee
We commend the following confession Of
that paper TO those secessionists who are
ever so ready to censure the excuses Of
Federal soldiers
The depredations committed upon un-
offending citizens by wandering bands
Of cavalry have been as numerous as
they are reprehensible We are told
with what degree Of truth we cannot
say that forced contributions have been
exacted, horses have been taken without
payment being made, the owners have
been deiled ID insulted when restitu-
ton was de BANDED, deieneeless women
have been grossly wroneed, forage has
been forcibly taken from the impover-
ished, and All this, by men claiming 10
be soldiers of the Confederate States"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-15
CHARLES 81. GREEN. Apent

VVHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for the
4 successful prosecution and settlement Of DEE
m0nd. against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had several
years experience in the management Of claims t0.
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, aud the Execu
tive Departments at Washington and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given 20 cases arising
out Of the present war, including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers Of tho
War and Navy Departments and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vol
unteeFs,'' the reimbursement Of which is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and for
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring Pen.
siOnss HOuDties, etc, accruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted az ease, or tho
families Of such have died. or been killed while iu
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during h
present war
Special care will also be given 70 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or IueficlentIy Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection OF
Quartermasters Receipts given for Property taken
tor the of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the Qusrterpostes De.
partment.
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at oy distan,
| point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our ally inter
course with all the Departments enables rs in mos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thas
whore al communication aud other necessary jebh
must be conducted through the mails
| To this end, We solicit you TO forward us any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from tme To time
have presented, and as is our custom, we viii FUR.
nish you with all tho necessary b.anks, and, whom
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From Kentucky.

We have nothing but rumor from Ken
lucky, which states that the engagement
az Perryville was general; that the slaugh-
ter on both sides was heavy; that BU-
ELLIS loss was between fifteen and TWEEN
ty thousand, and Braces much heavier,
his force being cut to pieces and totally
routed, with tue loss of nearly all his
artillery.
We cannot youch for this report.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-15

JOHN MORGAN IN FRANKFORT
learn by telegraph from Benson that the
rebel John Morgan made his appearance
at Frankfort at one o'clock yesterday
afternoon with three thousand cavalry
and took possession of that place. IL
appears that Gen. Sill's division of Fed
eral troops, after occupying Frankfort,
took up the line Of march for Danville
by way Of Lawrenceburg, leaving no
force whatever az the capital Gen. Du-
monts division was still at Shelbyyille
last eVeniug.-JOU4VUs Journal.
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II is said that pontoon bridge is to be
constructed as soon as possible over the
river at this point. The railroad bridge
is also being sire ngthened; and we may
look out for BUELL's victorious army
pushing forward rapidly through this
place to finish the destruction of the fly
ing rebels The Perryville battle has
been a glorious success. The rebel snake
writhes in death.
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