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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22
H1GfNzE NOTICE.

70 Jas WalsA, howard wsirh, Margaret Walsh,
Mary Eteen, Mary Arabella Steer. Mary r Yore
Jno c Yore, her Husband, Adiey Gregory, George
Hoster, Hi Miller Michael 0'Ronrke, and the an.
known heirs and legatees OF John o. Rourke decsas-
=" Ssrss3 notified .b...h.r. !. now
file in the CLERKS ofice OF the District Court OF
Lee county. Iowa, b Keokuk, petition in equity
brought by John Auxustua Durkce against you, pray
Ing 10 have mstske corrected In the original deed
Of partition between John 0'Reu,ke and Patrick
Walsh, Goth new deceased of certain lots and lands
drawn by tAenlAs tenants is common in Share No.
az In the Decree Psrtin OF the Half Breed Tract
in Lee county, lows and 10 decree The West half OF
let eight t6l In block one hundred and SIX flO8 IN
keokuk, Iowa TO have belonged tunder said deed Of
psrttion 70 Patrick Walsh and the East hair OF said
lot eight Isl 10 have bston9ed 10 John onurkeI al
praying for the confirmation OF the East hall of said
lot eight 6 in p&tltonsr ~ ho elssMs the under
deeds from John ORouYke, and that the heirs Law
Of said Patrick Walsh, deceased, and OF said John
fran sctung mp any claim or title In and 70 lot eight
1871 or shy part thereof, except under and through
said hesuop deed ~ prayed 10 b. correct ID and
BY the decree Of said Court and al'o for gen
Now zach OF the above named defendants are re-
quifed TO appear and this petition by of
he second day Of the next term Of said court TO Be
heid ON lhe flrnt Monday of September 1859. keo
kuk. Nh show why the prayer OF said petition
sheuld not be granted decree ed for there
In will be had ard entered b, default.
n. SCOTT HOWELL, ~
Solicitor for Pisintin.
The above IL copy Of the notice on file which
pproved by the court the Oh Of February, 1851,
and ordered TO be published In the Daily Cato City,
newspaper published At Keokuk, Iowa, for ak con-
secuiive weeks.
:, wtns.. ny hand and seal Of Court, this
- ERIE J. LEECH,
Clerk Of District Court.
BY EDWARD MuAn, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22

hMoVhD'
EVANS r BIDLEAAN,
wholssaie and Retail nsaisr,in
B DOT s, > Oe s,
Leather GM q FIN ddMgs,
FAVE RE MOVED
FROM no .i36 TO NO. 02 MAIN STREET.
KEOkUK, lows,
And are receiving sisrse and ~eliseisetsd sssehs
II q q T0. - HI . N -
LEATHER,
Findings and Plasterers' Hair,
Which they saer 70 their aunsress friend. and Ne
public, n lew Prices.
.s E4A aR-> ats ~ tSfi
LADIES CATERS AND KID boots,
MISSES GAlTkks AxD KID BOOTS.
LADIES, KID AND MOROCCO sLlPPkks.
MISSES MD AND MOROCCO aliPPERs
always on hand.
Oak and Red SOle-Leathcr,
HARNESS sxIRr Tnso6 ss1eLE AND COLLAR
Things, Ba dinss, and III stads Of Uppe LeasA-
CT constantly ON hAno,
French and German Kip and Calf Skins
Also shoe Findings, Pegs, Hastings, Galloons, Gum
Cloth, Laess, Bleaching, DE.
Rlastererss Hair Always on Hand.
RsnsnsRR TINE PLAca,
No. % Main Street. between ID and Ath 81.
octled&w
John I. WILKINSON,
= q.
(succxssok TO sRADEx,)
Ne. 81 MAIN ST.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
PAINTS, oILS,
Varnishes, Window Glass and Glassware
Where may also be found
ALL OTHER ARTICLES NECESSARY TO MAKE
ANEW AND COMPLETE STOCK,
ready for the inspection OF .Ista
CLOSE BUYERS.
Attention 10 collected TO the
= q W pRIC s. S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22

NOTICE.

To Robert French, Sarah French, Josiah HAnes
John l. STRIKER, William wood. George w Nc
Crazy, Executor Of the estate Of Edward Boynton,
deceased, Thomas w ClaEett, Fsyette kudd q Co,
Hham Basnsy David weiihsH. David Barber, Geo
Parker, Geo G Anderson Co.:
You and eseh Of ron, are hereby Hotined that there
ID now on nle In the once OF Clerk OF the Dstrc,
Court Of Lee eounty. Iowa, nj FcSt Madison, pctt-
ton OF Cyrus II. Wright. claiming OF you, Robert
French the sum OF Ten Thousand .oO0) Dollars,
with ten per cent. interest annum payable anDu
ally, ~ money dne three proms.ory notes, cxecu
ted by you and secured by Morignee made by you "a
said Wright, also claiming against each OF you he
forecioeure Of said Mortgage, the came being upon
RA4x4aeA hikd part of thirty acre. Of land
described in said petition, sitas-
ted in Lee county, Iowa. for the purchase money and
farther asking sale Of aid premises apd
re1fsf And unless you appear and answcr said petit
lion on OF before noon Of the seeosd GAY q tns hsx
" rm OF said court 70 at Fort Madison OF
the ID Monday Of Nay, A. d 1852 default viii b
entered aEains! you and Judgment rendered ihereos
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
marl6-d Atty's for Plaintiff.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Ger bierte Gul{.

Dir a.e,nf.n beute tss Ensss, pa gum
erNen Mdl Vie @abrbstt ~oue ollie
Men1&sn mitelet&sn Re d.
ten s.boren IN b" ale @runpluoe
etnes srfsbenotn naatli@sn @emt'nwe
fens eer @.tt p,rtdhte purtt, MIR At
otnttn bsut. ru role Erdstr jsner erobtn
Sore tn Grsibeit III il Der 6umunttdt-
rts 81. patn e., t,s Grantltn
p.s patr. 5tnr b.s Stffrr( on
u. {. ~. uno aQu iea.r 6elpen uerf&tsos'
psr Natfcnsn, wst&t unter @ a Fl ing.
ton bie B.rs&ttBunl ber U5lftr CUR Gret'
bdt unb @lei&beit Mft psm 6&werots
tetrten unb BE suropdifde# MeHaFab tten
arpanasn. bic tbnsn serbabte Rspubltt tn
ber Neibe bsr Staakn ale sin AlYl ber
psrfoleten Msni9teit, unb Urstbett an3u'
erfeunen. lluln Nepubltt If '(etttsm
tnfolae tbrer eeoBrapbif&en 2uee, bes uns
erusblt&sn @sf&!buu,s ibree Booene,
ber Grsibett ibrn Sufttutionen md&tts
eriarlt.. Ater wibfeub fe duberIt& e.
fiartte, uastt tm, 9huetn efa gsbstmes
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

mebr als 80 Quaoratu,eiltn tes 9onbensr
Boo,ts uno ieiasr :llmssbunB untsr Ter
Grpe psg luhpi6t ausn unratb jsoee
6auIiS nidt msbr. wte bisber, in rie
Itemfe 2oneons. (onrern wsit unisn.
!, ,(sik res Buetdss Ter &ieisneaet, in
ole n.itcn. trei.eEaWesrsereaionen Ger
(benbs abSuIstIsn. "Dis(e 50 W|eiIcn &C.
mou,h,r 5aupt. QIoafsn, aum Ibsil in
REF Qloeen, I'M BE oerl&iersnen Iisfen
unc Abben css b1asliaen, i'm Sueen TO-
oar utter he GIu'bmarfe rer Ibsm(e lin
fsnpsa Eerratns abaufan3en uno cren
Snbatt bernad eurd mebrere 1auieno=
pisrpftdfte pom Dampfpumpen iu psrd
nip.nluno 70 Dem l6ienren Weere iu lber'
9,beni pisiss er6b,e 6slrenwert unter une
-l1et sst grps, pas oieQsidt jemuls ia en
Belt esbaut worc, ma&t nit Re@t tie
&nponsr flo|3, uno miro fle au6sgrsm Au
tn af{untsRcn aQtr mopernen Stdrtsbe
'nobner srbsb,n. uno ibnen 10 sin Capital
Gosrn. fir wsl&es Mon&er 0srn fen
oa,ies Dsrm6pen unr aus 6srrIidfeiisn
rer Wsll bin9etsn wlrre.
~Dids pnts1irrii&sn 6etrentbotsn unr
BE unasbe euere, tnternotionale WusfeI
lung, wisy Die Gnaldncn nsunen. ts:
wea,n pi.ukdt MiIionen pon @rmen
UNI msdou( (&sn5ebslfrdften. 70 eab@slr
uno @utieHE a,ndbrl usn allen Ri&mns
asn ru @info(e ter wte It" ts's {ri($
unp pou puf frenrtr 6srBl&aa rur@ ale
s!rstn un0 4liser res e'ne0ner esbsns
f{feHtfrtn,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
En- E u | | T.

Mir perrejIen 70 Der Soma Gtaatss
,eitune" ni9( .psnn le uns c'e ~fapiam
9slentie. puAe" frumm nlmmt. DARN
! bat Ge Ns9t.t ~Aber mir ueroenfen es ibr
(ebr, msun IL BE Uroee, um ris ss 6d
banpelt, uuo ibre sieent iow!e uniert
Steuune ~ t.r(elben adn3li@ mi6rsprd'
lenttrt, mc eas rsdt ablt&tlt d
pie ptr pi9t anesrs annebmen f6nnen
Wir Enp nit nsr Ginlapun9 aur rspub'i'
fani(den Gtap pteeonpen'ion in Deemoinee
ouf esn %. 9ult u6rrldli4 d peb.
balb ni&t |dnperRanrsn, neil riselbs
fih an nlle tc9snanntsn ~eopale", allo
aud an G4nferuultoe Staatsrdtler,
Gompromibldbli1e &c. Il. ri&tet wdbreno
Gt purd eiue4 3u(aB auf Diejsni9en bdt>
ts be(ardnft ts1rtn ma0sn, wsl9e 9 es'
nerpsr 9tlaosrei 0nc. Dsnno3
fraot bic ~$Iaa's3situuS" .9anj naio :
81 hwa ptr Daosnportr ~Demotrot"
ru Meinung Die NebeIlion unD Der 8er'
ratb, NIT oen mir IS au tbun babsn, f6n'
ne nipsrosmorfen werren, obne rae bic
ur(o&, Die @tlauereI, fir INNER oufes'
boben rire Y"
Nsin ru Dausnportsr n uDsmofrat" 9e,
pibli9 niak ater aemibIid mub rte
Soma Staaf afdeitune" eieler 4nii&t lsin,
eo ls uuserldi6 ufldrts: ~Dos 5tauIe,
COMMITTEE balm ri4tiaer B lro l.
unooer d,aenmdrtiaen Qaoe
SEQ Qante id auf jene allein
,uld((t0kbreiteYlatfor for m
,c, oensQt." Bic miu oIlo Die @emetnz
(da(t nit ben &,nlerualioen. Gtaatsudt.
Iern, GoupronfjIsrn u. (. No., wir aber
rpolIen eis(e Gmeinldaft nt&t, (oneern
in rer @sfsQi&ft Du @esnereer
Stlaperd bIsiben, m5een Ge frlber
70 orer 70 eeRit tmt baben.
Die nsue 5t funp Der ,@taatessitun8
uar uns UNI d aufaQsnpn, aIe Ge bel
rer leBlsn Sta fswaN aue @tmttnf9afi
NIT ibnn jsBikn @dnRlinesn> wenn (le
nt@t au0lsi& |partsiflepper >parsn. bes>
ovouirts 1k6 bra&te une auf Die @er'
mutbung tu ft lertoi@ na@ ben prd'
ieriptonsn ~ poIitifdsn Oberf6&e pers
fabre, wibrsrh man BON sinem ceui(den
SournoIifsn (por allsn Din9en Selbf,
fdnriofsit UP ti8ents uribril srmas'et.
/ Treue uutsraibun0 tes @ouuernemente
- weIde oieIStaats,et,un0" nit untsr'
tbanenlrsus 3b pe,ms6ieIn idsint - be-
Rsbt atn nkt in BsifaQf|uti&en uno
Yobbupsln. Dor etsism baben wtr ei'
men wirIidsi 6otror. Nbu 6e befsbt
In freimltbidw. Qritif, In WabrunA eer
Sntsre6sn os{0olfs, weI&ee bier ~ ean'
re BE MajeFl III. unp Dor ouen Din9en
in Srdf'isun uno ermu'bieuns Ger Ao'
mini1m'ion u tfnem enerai&en auftt'
ten -eea,n~ 4e-Geinne-ees= =G5ft1beit, 5ee'
RepubIif uni Der Union. SoIae Rrdfn'
9uno uno 81 Gtmutbtpuno rr Memini|fra'
tion on0|eet9,u 3u Ia6sn. it uniere tdaIi'
9e @itie an bas Dolf unp srrei&en nj,
etwas rwa uniers Bitten, 70 baben rt'
Gderli9 pna @ouusrnemsnt msbr unter>
Rdbt ols aut eebbueIsr unO Glaqusure
Der arobn 6errn.:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Oie nmterirbifeben Mrbeiter III
QpnbDn.

Eie 5oTnunasn, tie man In Gnslanp
auf cte ofinrtl&e 8aumwoQe (tste> ba'
ben oadul&t, uno ots bunrsrt Iau(enos
pon Gabyifsorbeitsrn isbsn elmer ,iemli9
troRlolen 3ufunft entseeen. Cine &riGs
probt, eersn Groswsi,t nod nt9t ab3ulss
ben 1T. ..- 49, --=
Sn 9onton freili9 kbeibt Is In ttner
@or1e{poneen3 az bas ~Mueosin {. 81. b.
NusI." merit man pente oon bieler Notb,
obpobl ett @robps(&dfte in StiQen ibre
eroben 8erIsssnbstten trnDen, ober unter
eutn 2af 3u(ammsnbreden. Nbr mas
mon 10 i@le@twtg Arbetter usnnt, BE
fdmmtBen xerle NIT bretten 6aultern
uno museul5{en @liepfrn, bic ,psrfen jee,
auf ben SonnabenossN sNahtmdrttsn nit
@olo UNI f@. al6 tpdrsn Ge MiQiondre.
@te feieen immsr SuunabenbS; Ibenre
In eas blenrenbt 2i&t ber Na9tmdrfte
berauf na&cem fe jeptsmaI cine &o@e
.unter oer Gree esmauert, 9ebausn, Grre
unc @tttne asfarr1 unb 9efabren. Sc
arbstttn jebt 1ber 100000 Men(9en re-
8slmdbtB unter 2oneon. @snieRens mar
oteb BE aew6bnli@e Dur9l@nitts3abl I'm
Monat Gebruar. Sfe bauten an oer I'm.
tersrunb' Gilenbabn, BE f@ nun l9on
pom BET 5auptbabn, tenn SITTER erwdbnt.n
&fsfen.9u 3ur 0etbtnbun9 her a1o.
Zen @ef@ ilnb Norbbabn, idbli9 unter
eonbon bis mad Der 1bemie bsrunter,
fredt. I'm Der Ebemfe entlans baut man
an beteen llfern (unb balr tnnsrbalb bes
GitY'ufrs);fdnha@e Rtsfen.G Gloateu, au.
{amn1en dbtr so en9lil&e Meilen lana
uue tn Dur&f@nttt 10 Gu6 Dur@mtiI.r
tn 8ewalttBs1, 9emauerteu Nunbungsn
untfr tsr erbe, tt,ter 6duiern unb Stra>
fen, ,,nter 4aEdlen unb 1um 1tei( }oear
unter ber 1ttmfe btn, um dm Gnbt Son
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
0te frete Mrbeit anf ben tpeftin.
biicbeu S1nItIu.


/ Gins ber bsltebtsR.n Arsumsnt., bas
bic 9sttbetoistr Der Msgsr(flaptret au3u.
menpsu pFsgen. um ren bumanen Befres
buueen Derer entgesenautretsn, wel&e bfe
in ben l1plt@fen Ibeilen Der Ser. Staa>
ten bsf.beros Nseer(tlau,rst bur9 Elm
Syfem frsisr Mrbstt erf.bt tpiGen moasn,
II Der 6lnpets ouf bsn Rutn Der tinf 70
|tldtenptn Snisl Samaiea. Der l1miianp,
bab bort elet9s.itie NIT Der Nbl&afune
Der Sflaperet be, @oblfanb bee 2anpes
esfunten, 1T mad tbrtr Anf@t Bsw.is
0enuB. bab aud in anpsren untsr fdbIi<
@sn 5tmmelsfrt&en eelepeneu 9dnosrn
cine &rfebun8 Der 9ejwunDenen bur@ frsie
Arbstt pon ben nerberblt&ten Golsen fetn
perbe.
Diele usbsrasueuns lief fid bur@Ni&
er(<teru. Sie mar bet Eaufeueen felt
Sabren gum feffebenetn @taubensurttt,l
otmorpen, an zen, III 3ueifeln, als etne
Mrt 4sb,xet betra&tet wurbe.
t@rf Sen erdnblt&sn. porurtbetlsfreten
Gorfdunetn europdtf@er Rttienben mar
% pu1tebdlttn1 ete aaseu,etn perbretteteu
Srrtb1mer fiber bic @rdnte btS @erfalles
oes ebemaltseu @oblfauoee BON Samaifa
aufiutldren. -
Sc ltesen utts 3ufdqi8 bret oerl&tetene
8srtatt- 1Aber BE arbtttsperbdltniGe auf
ttn wffIi@en Snieln sor. Der efnt ID.
BON eebt BON etnent btutf&en Retfeneen,
Namens 6 mdrba, aue, Der atreite
BON eintm Gnsldnber Nau,sns Se,uell.
Dsr brittle fammt aus BIT Geber ttues
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

~ BoIfsmib. Der @olfewis (este
eefrn tte Depelae In Circulation, ba6
@enual MtGleQan -(einenlE E8aaon
auf. uno nod bsm Norcen ab9epanReu
let. Die Dtpe(&s mar offtnbar sefdli@t.
Denn- -6sbdtte taat.tttte,,,t= maaff cdb etne
n5rplt@e SABLE Jpn il ieinsm
Bauon mad beu g lben sstrtsbsn
habf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
@ome snfurauee 0omYanp,

&ome Snfuranee 0ompanp. q
ReD eorI.
0aar aapttal: 0tne million DslIars
1aartn p snben: 91.4OO. 10000.
Mn. y. nos. q ssnt.
RstropeIttaa @alI. Dassnport, 9on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08
TElEGRAPHIC.
FROA TENNESSEE.

MONTE, September "a special despatch to ths Ad-
varsr snd Register, daOd Tupec, 5ib, Gays; General
Armstrong; official despatch says that since bis last des
patch, DO has crossed the WShacSs river and passed
between Bolivar snd Jackson, Tennessee, destroying
brilges and tesls work. Al Denmark he encountered
two regiments Of Infantry, two sqladrons Of cavalry,
and tvo pieces Of artillery He captured the artillery,
sroysd portion OF the trains, took 2lS prisoners,
aod killed aud wounded, by their account, IS OF the
7euy. Oar 5ss email Tho prisoners were ParoleG-
u IL Bolivar light two Federal OOloneIs wire among
The killed. A. Denmark one Lieut.. Colonel and eight
other Officers uerO taken prsOuera He had the co.ope
ration OF Colonel Jackson, whose command deserves
equal credit with his own.
JAoEs,s, September 5;h.-Gensrsl Van Dorm, today
revoked lis order dcesFing marlisl lsw.
Tho Essex cams NJ to YoksbuEg to day and fred two
guls at lower battery, which replied when the EfeI
re.ilcd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08

WAS led in attempting 10 egcspe sfeF surrender. Hsy.
ing cama up suddenly Georgia res inent hs troops
driven back 10 exclaimed 81 suIrenderl" after hear.
ing what troops they we're but suddenly lying down
GA his hcrse started OF full SPEED bu. shot before
getting beyond range Il was through the dag, sending
forward bis remains that heard Of Steven DEATH
uho s supposed TO be lying somewhere in cur Ines
Their troops very shaky, line of skirmishers
pulsirg their lines ct battle the prisoners easily
tsken All desired TO be 80 psroled as TO be unable
le.Ve any mere. They are tick OF the war. Discord
prevails among their Cfie From the bes! iniorma
ion Wo can get we fought the combined armies of Pope
Mcclellan and Burnside with some from South Carolina
(Stsvens) Halleck IL in front Of Us now. They are
burning Fairfax and have Destroyed everything at Gen.
troville, and are still falling back.
The LJnchburg Republican has the following account
of the affair at Germantown;
The enemy, it appears, succeeded in rallying . SUM-
Glen number CT their routed troops the point named
70 make another show Of opposition to the advance OF
The victorious Coae lorate3 their Capital On Sunday
the pursuit. Of Pops amy IVES commenced and pressed
With vgor the Fsirf lue House road, and on Mon
6sy mcrnilg at daylight the enemy were discovered
drawn ID IL line Of battle acrcsI tie road their hight
extending to the village of GssmIatown. Gsaersl A P.
Eli mmsii-iIy ordered the atteck, and after brief
buJ holy contested fght the enemy were broken and
4 d in utter rout towards Al ISudris. They were Pur
usd tor ial mle7 aud May prisoners captured All
eir artillery sbandoaed and fell into our hands
We have n particulars Of the ,uSes either eide,
bnt is stated has the Yankee dead covered the field of
bA! L. and numbers CT the ghteDei Wre.ches sangh-
tered IN their flight Among their killed we're Generals
ears and Kssrney.
We bad no officer Of note killed or wounded.
Tni7 coums Of our sFny continued TO advance, and
on Tuesday evening occupied Aunson'5, M2son's, and
tie yuing Ills within iul yi3w Of the Yankee Oapi.
tal and OILY abeus Ave miles from Alexandria
TRz ADvVScs ISro MAINLAND.
TIE Rspubieln Gs9 gives the following account Of
the algsass into KaTyiaNd, which Was reported and
generally believed, in this city, yesterday;
We also have information that on Thursday morning
two divisions o. cur army, under Jackson and the
other under Longsiree left DrainsTle at oolcck and
took Up the us o. mach tor the Potomac, one crossing
the river At Edssrts FeSy to Pooesvile in Maryland,
end the other AZ Whites Ferry short distance lower
down. Nothing hal been heard since This inportan;
movement had been made; though QUE Informant, an
ocr # the army directly ron, Manassas Gays the gen
era, op MON IS thai the Yankee Capital s this
7stey INFESTED from the Maryland side lis railroad
ComuJ nj stion Gu; CT, and but one mode ct escape
cpJlSd % n bssegsd, and that down the Potomac
Ne pec9 Great reliance il the intelligence above put
hsled An wing Ia. i! i something more than mere Iu
m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08
Correspondence Of the whisl
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

SIQuArcgkE VALLIY, Aug. S0.t, 1862.
Arriving at Chattanooga on The 24th inst, found
tlAt We were again within the dusty precincts OF the
K.lnd army We camped under the grim sides of Look
at Mount until the 27tb, when We received marching
orders Our regiment made the transit of the Tennessee
RIVER with great oeeriy requiring not mere than half
hour The LIST Alabama Cavalry had no need Of trsns
pors They swan the river than six hundred yards
10 width. That afternoon we passed the Washington
Artillery Tia members as neat a. rev pins, and in
high glee Their Captain (SOcuu) remarked-" Here
comes the LIST Alabama Cavalry Il passed the
ing before ths battle Of Shiloh, and marched out
early next morning. Here Ii goes again, and march
at daybresk TO morrow-an omen indsed" Probably
his omen may con ain something. Time will decide
Ever in front, advanced next day 10 company with
seine other Cavalry upon the enemy, who occupy the
top Of Cumberland Mount, at AltemoDe. In crossir
WsldcnS Ridge, lofty peak opposite Chattanooga, We
erjoYed Of the fncs. scenery this cont nent POI
sss7e'. Al We beheld it, the golden tins OF morning
werc just gliding the dstsnt mounaine and tipping their
cloudy canopy With glory, while the valley below r.
mlined In dim light, if not ye. awakened from its
nights r5pose The Tennessee river lay upon its bosom
as silver cord dropped careessly upon green plush
carpet Crossing the mountain, rsyesed the fertile
valley Of the sequstchee, and began the aduous ascent
OF Cumberland Mount We camped within seven
miles of the enemy, and advsnced next morning at an
eHly hour, to roconoitre their forcs and position We
found them posted as have mentioned above, at Allie
mont, in considerable force. Being far inferior in
Strength We we're unable to attack them, although they
repeatedly gave the challenge. They would dash al
a5d retreat rapidly TO drew US on but We were too
n auove If th,ir IN he Tina denoyej Nor
on The other hand could persuade them to attack
We drove in their pickles. and fred upon them fri quen
y at short range bu. with other fleet than to drive
them in their Enes OF Whist did next, caution and
the deprst sing effects of fatigue cause to defer men
toning.
Lieut. CO.. Wn. Writ Allen has been promoted to the
Oo'onelcy CT regiment vice jas. B. oanton, resign
ed As Thomas H. Brown has been promoted to the
LeqenAnt COOleley. No Mi has ye: been appointed.
Yours, 'ruy, ALHAABRA.
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FROs NASHVILLE.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept: 5.-R,las!o Information las been
received by tho Oily Rebel" that the Yankees
wig III their sicse gus from Nashville, norhNard By
thc G,is'in TuE1liEo. They are also destroying the
SailrosG in places.
TIE gala aro probably intended fos Bowling Greer,
where they msy make p s,Laa.
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o. rat Monday T. p'irbsr 49, beilg ia ID. %, u
te sid UCAh:
Frederick NsrV, PisiI Gf.
Against
Gus Syers a1s Ee=sSd Mayo .:sss Ed~srd Mayo
has 1iEh. Mye' Y. All Jgtth hs v f. Caroline
IGsrn rlann fting Ard Hamlet his wife Aci.s Me-
Nuses MF's !0frph Nyss, % isa lzCHaiF
ts His ssnue VI ti'Y LdHud ~ Ing. frances El,pg wa
Pcb E- j, esr.s Nj aud rsra hcEis ~ Barton
a.. ~ vi aI1 Ger he = fs fsrttn. Ffsaz JttAg
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1-. Is foe dine hlYo Cho JOvIg,) and an intact
datt. nH y,un. - ,lf huine Nay he e4e- VII 80
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T. ias a., RI atlG fli his h the object a TO sat Ia to
VIDE pa1t H. frederick MiS tue o, 40 OF
ns r. dec D. % PAR Of I'D ~ oassta d=d ecun.
being pate the fss p,ntat5n Gotta lns one AadEed
nd nee 6Litc hcss be ~ Tie 5syysi g. The sat-
iyE Marx cad ssmu u ~ Ia n. time VI latter by
p, xsrgJ James ~, py deed jaisj De; nLes
i9ec rGCd iLe err Otcg VI he losny CoHT OF Cbt.,s.
H. ire dtfr dana Eds.ri EnuF gfEn,;s h lag Htsi
Nng Marx FulE Flauk Ling ani = iLs Mayo having
.Ce ter f1ps G-cH, crd u sPrearIg by s1svt ed tbst
n, are nose iJGlsI cf tee STATE.
.t hey sTyg here vi lilo ons uon az e, the
gs plai q ms al do via. g. ne: - ~ 10 o.,ct
ret ~. b,i cosy cf BIS oder ue p-hlhh a
week :c icIi es '7o vtsts ga o. Ia 5sstplpTs
tIoaJ, ia. her coz thereof po,ted
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lr lras q M .1-tT Court VI sad ,oaa:y.
spa rtH fhTH.EH ocGsILL,po
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08

TEE soUrHIKS ILLUSTRATED Nrws = Ths FIST number
of this new weekly Journal projected by sessrs Ayres
Wade, was issued on Saturday afternoon. We hope
tia the enterprise will receive the ost liberal encour.
agsnert from the community, and, indeed, from the
entire Southern public. Oopie, Of the paper may be
obtained at the 05os, corner Of Gary and Virginia
| streets,