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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-05

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LEWIS, Collins
Leaton, EildOra
Lamson, James ID
Lvnde, John NJ
Lawrence, Susan L
MOORE, Addic Is
Mckay, Angus
McNamarn, Bridget
Moore, Charles 4
Miles. Charles II
Moses, Eliza L
Mann, mrs LILA
Marshall, mrs j C
Moore, Geo
Murdoch, j
Mitchell, Louisa
Moultou, Mile L
McCaulder, Mary
McEvoy, Margaret
McEmory, Miriam
McDermOtt, Mary
Miller, Rev Rodney A 2
Martls, Il L
Moses, samuel
McOuaiti. 4 IL p
McLdbe, Thomas
Merrill, samuel
Morse, VIM Z
NICHOLS, mrs Abijah
Norton, Anna NJ
Nichols, Denisson
Nichols. q Merck
Natchice, John
Nichols, mrs Lydia
OLNEY, Geo
O'Mara, Hannah
Olmstead, John 2
Owens, Melissa l.
0'DOnnell, Peter
circuit, VIM q
PRATT, T. j
Pelton, Albert L
Piumer, Charles
Park, Daniel 7
Powers, mrs Eliza
EOuu. Handel
Powers, Henry
Phinley, mrs Hannah II
PrentiSs, John A
Pearson, Jonathan
Pond, LIE
Phillips, mrs Meranda
Putnam, Z ii
Price, Samuel
Parsons, mrs Sarah Il
RICE, Anne
ReardOn, Anna NJ
Ross, Alex
Richardson, Abbie
Rogers, ID j
Raymond, Charles
Robbins. Emerine
Robbins, mrs Harriet
Rockwell, Ii L
Ruggles, lloratio n
Rich, Joseph
Russell, John
Rice, Lorenzo C
Robbins, lydia
Robbins, L Il
Ryan, Patrick
Randall, Ruth
Randall, Sophia f.
Reynolds. " A
SMITH, mrs Abbie A
smith, Emma
Stearns, John L
Smith, james q
Stutt, Jennie S
Sweetser, Jennie
Stenbins, Luci,ts S
Sutherland. Lizzie Il
Smith, Mary 1.
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Sculley, mrs Nancy
Sweeny, NJ
Stearns, mrs Maria
StrAtton. mrs Mary X
Shattuck, sumner l.
Spooner 81 Daniels
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Thomas. Ellen
'Ihayer, Davis
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1hayer, Ferdinando
ThaYer, Horace
Turner, John
Thompson, j II
ThurstOn, mrs Lucy B
Town, mrs Mary Is
Thompson, Mary
Taylor, Robert Ii
Talnter, Robert
WILDER, a &
WatrUus, \ Il
Wood, mrs Dianna C
Whitney, Charles
WebOer, Caroline
Wesson, L
Winter, Eugenia G
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Walker, mrs Francis A
Wright, Henry y
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WTORCEsTER. S.. PROBATE OrrIcr,

Nv OhCIID LEN, 30, L hOBAIE OFflGES
w January 30, lS62TO all persons interested in the
Estate Of MARrlN BULLAkD, late Of Westboro', de-
ceased GREETING
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of March next
show why allowance out Of the personal
tate said deceased shouldnot be decreed to his widow
and the Court orders service Of this citation by PUBLISH
ing the i'm the Massachusetts, Spy newspaper print
ed In Worcester three weeks successfully, before said
Court CliAS. 4. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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Abbott, Dr l. A
Allen, Moses Il
Adams, mrs Mary E
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BARNES, mrs Almira
Beaman, DR.
Brigham, ID F
Brigham, L l.
Baker. Edward
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Butler, Geo Z
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Briggs. Mary A
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Callahan, John
Cumnlinas. JDhn
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PETER BUTLER, Assiepces
HARVEY JEWELL.)
Boston, Feb g. 1882 deo13,V r.,
M ORTGAGEE'S SALE VIII be sold

M VIN U NJ TII - DJNLE w III De sold
- at Public Auction, on the premises FRIDAY,
the fourteenth dav of February A. d 1862 az 10 clock
A. M certain tract of land situated Ia South Worces-
ter so Called In said Worcester containing thirty acres
less, and being the same lot Of land conveyed
by Jonas Bartlett and John Warden to Hiram Fobes by
their deed datei october A. ID. 1851 and recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for the county Worcester book
$50 page SD. SAID premises will be sol in pursuance
Of power of sale contained in mort deed from the
said bartlett and Warden to the undersigned dated jan
uary A. d 1873 and recOrlc 10 the Registry of Deeds
Tor the county OF Worcester book $50 page 81 and
on account of default being made in the sums of money
mentioned in the condition of said mortgage deed.
Terms cash. HIRAM FDRFS
Worcester, Ian. H. 1862 dttl4 ial5
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'MORTGAGEE'S SALE-WiII be soI5

M ORTGAGEES SALE.-Will be sold
- at Public Auction on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the twenyseventh day OF February A. d. 1862 at
2ocock p M, certain tract OF Land with the Buildings
thereon, situated IN East Douglas, called, in said
premises VIII be sold In pursuance of power of sale
contained IN mortgage deed from Anthony Berard
Stanford y. Mowry, Oct. TO- 1850 and recorded In the
Registry Of Deeds for the county Of Worcester book 49,
page w. The said mortgage transferred by said
Mowrv TO the undersigned Oct go ID 1850 record
ed IL said Registry 0 Deeds, book 552 page 552 and on
account OF default being made In the money
mentioned in the conditions Of said mortgage deed.
VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH
NICHOLAS Is. WILLIAMS.
East Douglas, Jan. 20. A. d. 1862 dtf27 ia25
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

~ CHUSETrS.-Worcester ss-Probatc Court To
all persons interested in the Estate of PATRICK DON
NANAN, late of North Brookficld, deceased incstate
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
holden at West BroOked the second Tuesday MAY
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon show why
the first account renderedby Charles Bien the admin
nstrsDr of his administration of said estate and now
file in this office, shOuldnOt be allowed and the Court
orders service of this citation, by publishing the
in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper p-mted IN Wor
cestet, three weeks successfully, before said Court
Wituess, HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire. Judge of said
Court this fourth day of February the year eighteen
hundred and sixty two JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
xy9t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-05
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

NV OhOI IEIl, s., IKVBATE OFFICE,
w January 80 lS62To all persons interested in the
Estate Of W. e. HACKER, late Of Philadelphia, in the
state OF Pennsylvania deceased, GREETING.
You arc cited to appear at Courl of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of March next
at O'Clock a. to show why the third and final
rendered by W. A. Hacker the Administrator
with the vii annexed of his administration said estate
and file in this office should not be allowed; and
the Court orders seviceNf this citation, by publishing
the In the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper printed
In Worcester three weeks successfully before said Court
is w3t% CHAS. Il. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
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DIR j. A. ANDREWS

WIN detect and treat with success all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs; also Catarrh' Humors dyspepsia
ali lis forms Constipation, Liver Complaint in all Its
ertns Chronic Darrb@a Piles Neuralgia ache,
whether seated in Face stomach, Uterus. Also,
Nervous Palpailon humid Asthma. Gravel Lucorrhes,
yulen Glnorrea elect and all Diseases Of the Trim
ary organs.
ssV-Partioular attention given 10 all SPECIAL DIS
EASES Of Male and Female.
once and residence Al Summer street
jas dtf
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GEORGE G BILDK ETM,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
waldo street. rstf1
r. LOYD'S ERTILIZER
NITROGENIZED
SuperphOsphate of Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD 81 CO.,
Providence, IL. L.

The Analysis OF Llloyd's superphosphate of Lime
1866.
Basic Phosphate Of Lime, e. Ca OPo5,) 742per cent
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ca o p 05J 1853 ="
Organic and volatile matters, 40 50 "
Sulphate of Lime, 23ga
InsOublc matter, sand, &C., $50
Water 500
Alkaline Chlorides Alumina, &c, not determined
Tine organic matter Yields three per Of Ammonia.
The samples OF which the above Is analysis / Sc
Of SupeTphusphate prepared for market and in such
way think as fairly to represent II.
mixture OF the several samples Prof john
son, and append below his statement I'm regard to It,
Brown University, Dec 20, 1861.
have analysed the sample of Lloyd Superphosphate
forwarded BY YOU The following statement is the nv
agriculturaliy important ingredients:
Water expelled at ZIP $3.50 per cent
Organic and volatile matters, 5Oi7 " 4"
Sand All d" "
Lime, l74g "
HhOsphoric Acid, 1927 " "
find further that water extracts the following per-
centagcs:
Lime, ~
Sulphuric Acid, Has
PhosphOTic Acid, B89 -
The organic and volatile matters yield Am
mOnia TO the amount OF SIT "
This IS accordingly excellent fertilizer being gem
une Supcrph0sphate unusually rich in soluble phOspio-
RIG acid and al the same time yielding fair percentage
OF Ammonia.
Its mechanical condition is VERY good admitting of
easy distribution throughout the soil.
Very truly, yours &c,
SAMUEL W. JOHNSON.
Yale College, Dec. 49, 1861. :
For sale in this city by ELLIOTT SWAN, at Swans
Hotel. d6m&wlt Ins
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COMMONWEALTH OF

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CIUSETTS. Worcester, Fs--Probate COurt.--To
the hers-atlaw next of kin and all other persons inter
estedm the estate OF MARTHA POMEkOY, late Of War
rem In said county, deceased GEEETIEG:
whereas, certain instrument purportng to be the
last Will and testament OF said deceased has been present
ed to said Court for Probate by Thomas e. Cutler who
prays that letters tesamentary be issued 20 him. the
executor therein named you hereby cited to appear
at probate Court be held at Worcester in said coun
" Of Worcester, on the fret Tuesday Of February
at nine O'Clock In the forenoon to show cause, n any
You have against the Aud said Cutler il hereby
directed to give public notice thereof by publishing this
citation once week for three weeks III the
newspaper called the Massachusetts spy printed at WOr-
eeser the last publication 70 be two days least before
said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE, Judge Of said
Court this tenth day OF January n The wear one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty two
jal5 WIT CIlAS. y. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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SAVINGS BANK.-Ollice in Central Ex-
~ change. Inc Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is
open daily for the receipt Of Deposits from all classes.
Orcoster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-05

EOh oALEr-A CJI 1AGE HOUSE,
g. with small garden attached situated on Liberty
street very desirable location. Terms made to
the purchaser For further particulars enquire Of Airs
l. S. Chaplain, NJ 81 Main street. las dew
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Zeal estate.
For SALE--A Cot

IN FOR SALE-.A Cottage House,
tiii with Barn, and two OF Land with some thir
..ty fruit trees bearing condition, very desirable
place Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
II not sold by March !, the above will be to let.
New Worcester, Feb. |, 1866! dtf n
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" o I II E P U B L l c,
WORCESTER COUNTY, MASSA.

NM NAONA-
W CHUSErTS, January /, lS6!.-NOTICE-ABRA.
HAM e. RANDALL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
(o this county having been appointed Commissioner in
ana Tor the state of Massachusetts, take the acknow
.edgemeht and proof of the execution any deed or
other conveyance or lease Of lands any contract
letter OF attorney or any other writing, under or
not and to administer oaths and aimatiOns by the eX
ecutiYe authorities of the states of Maine lamp
Shire vermont, Connecticut NewN York, Pennsylvania
Virginia, Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota, Kentucky California and other states
and territories he will be at his office, 50 Main street.
Worcester, during business hours to attend upon any
that may require MS services. d1 ja2S
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

DOR SALE-The first class Dwelling
II House, and Barn, No 10 Oxford corner OF Chat6-
street. II not sold previous to March ls It will be
rented. Inquire Of HENRY X. KEITH No. Flagg's
building diff jal5
EOR SALE OR TO LET The sub
a scrber has Water Power and buildings, sufficient
and convenient for three sets Of wooden machinery
which he wishes to LEI or sell IVERS PHILLIPS
Worcester, Jan Is, 1862. dow a20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-05

ED SCARF LOoT--On Main street,
-S or somewhere between Park aud the Baptst
Church The finder will be rcwarden on leaving il at
this Ollce. dit f5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

1t will be seen b. the following that the
batch Of Secesh captured at Alexandra
some weeks ago. have been released. The
Union men Of Clark County must beware,
for The Devil is loose" to engage once
more in the work Of instgating murder
GUS raids, and supplying materials and
ammunition to carry them on:
The following named military prisoners
were yesterday released from custody, up
on examination by Major Nc Cornell, the
charges against them not being sustained. ::
Taylor Baird, Chas. II. Enshaw, A. j.
Kimball, Jas. Maxwell, r. S. Mckee,
Garrett Jordan, Jonathan Hewitt, Jas.
II. Ray. Poacby C. Rowland, b. j. v.
Trotter, A. Maxwell, Pat Cunningham,
William d. Dean. Ephriam Warner, Geo.
II. Perkins, james II. Simmons, VIM. III.
Pritchett, Chas. Duncan. DR.. j. T. Way
land, Jas. r. Gartrell. De Kalb Musgrove,
b. +. Johnston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
Last CALI

ALI persons, whether members OF com
panies or not, in keokuk, who have the
State armf and accouterments in their
possession, are hereby ordered to return
the same to me, at the arsenal in THREE
DAYS. ] have full list of all persons
having such arms in their possession. and
any person refusing or negecting to com
ply with this order will be visited by an
officer and viii have to pay all expenses
incurred in collecting said arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
Washington, Sept. &c. 3p.

Il
An order has been issued for the re-
moval of all the criminals imprisoned in
the Penitentiary in this District, to the
old Jail in Albany, New York.
by direction of the President the States
OF Missouri and Arkansas and the Dor
derlng Indian territory, will constitute the
Department Of the Missouri, and will be
commanded by Maj. Gen. S. r. Curtis,
with headquarters at St. Louis. Alton.
Illinois, is attached to the department Of
Missouri. Western Virginia is attached
to the department Of Ohio, headquarters
at Cincinnati. Further reconnoisances
on the other side of the river in front of
Washington continue to demonstrate that
there is no considerable force of rebels
this side of Bull Run mountain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
SAMUEL ]. KIRKWOOD,
Governor


IF Gen. Lane reached home yester-
day from Washii gton. During his alb
sence he las successfully accomplished
the objects of his mission, and the arms
for the new regiments, with the bounty
money, over 100000, will be forthcom-
ing in few days. The government is
satisfactorily impressed with the loyalty
of the whole people Of Kansas, and with
the zeal of Gen. Lane in promoting en-
listments, which equal, in proportion.
those of any other states in the Union
The three new regiments will be in camp
in few days.-Leavenworth Times. 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

traitors No rather let us die fighting
for our country. Shall the State OF Iowa
send Mahoucy Democrats to make laws
for her? We feel confident it will be the
first work of the Legislature to arrange
for the vote of the soldiers. Other States
have done so and we feel sure Iowa will
not be behind. Soldiers as we are, we
feel double interest in the matter we
have now at stake. We want thorough
Union men who are for the vigorous pros
ecution OF the war and the determination
OF traitors from our land, so that we may
return to our homes and families in peace.
Hoping for favorable report in the mat
ter. as well as the sinking into the shade
of all Mahony Democrats, | bid you adieu.
Yonrs Truly,
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
The ..lnpependont,, Candidate,

Mr.. Charles Ii. Phelps. the .'indepen-
dent candidate for Judge in this Dis
trict was very much outraged and highly
indignant, because it was at one time
susees,,d that Judge Springer should be
All independent candidate for reelection
We were then at loss to account for his
Indignation, but are SO no longer. Mr.,
Phelps evidently believes that he has the
exclusive privilege of occupying such a
position. He was opposed to having his
vested rights" invaded by Judge Spring.
err. How, otherwise. could be have OBJ
jected to Judge Springer's running indie
dependently, and now do the same thing
himself ?-Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

General Curtis received a Geographic
dispatch yesterday from General Halleck
ordering him to take command of the
army in Missouri at once. We learn that
General Curtis will leave this morning
by the Packet, and hasten TO the scene
of operations in South Western Missouri.
If the apprehensions of an invasion Of
that section from Arkansas be we'll found
ed, we shall hope to hear Of victories
achieved by General Curtis as brilliant
and as crushing to the enemy as that Of
Pea Ridge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GArs CRY Opylcr
KEok-K, Sept. II. 90.
FLouR-supernnes = o:sprin whs. ex,r. u rs
FallwbsatExtra e2a5
BRAN ANDSHoRTs-soto 40c ? 100 ~.
CoRS-l7 to isc y bush.
BAkLkY-a5r.
wHKAT-ln goo demand. P.llsSa7s; sprini 50
to SIC.
RYE-20 to csc dull.
oATs-l5 ~ lse. Good demand.
PoTATOKs-Nsw, Is 70 zoe retail 2Sc.
SUGAR New Orleans fair IOA0lI, prime ia
choice u; clarified -; crushed andioai4.
MoLASsEs--Ptantation 450 SO; susarhouse45dg5 SO;
Golden syrup 7e8 7sc-yery SCARCE.
CoFFkE- RiesatasaAte; Java 2seSo; Laguyras4dSad.
RiCE-sia9c.
soAP-Palm &c, Family SIC, German Cin.) X
87lc.
CANDLEs-starls9I is. stearine IL, Mould 10.
LAFD--5s toGc; retail e4c.
BUTTkR-Comm OH S9a &c; GhoIc el 10, retaill2 kd2l5
PROVISIONS houidersaGaic; Hams 2tSa3 Clear
sides 4; Sugar Cured Hams. &C., retail &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; HarnesE27a30.
HIDEs-Dry loto12c, grubby half price green
Alto ~ green sheep peits IUcal IS green hog skins
i5c.
HAY-Timo,hy, s5 ooaG 90, baled % ooa slI
Prairie ~ 0ees . 90.
skEDS-Timothy u 90; Flax Seed 20 TO eio0.
oSIoNS-3O44oe.
EGGs-sc toll.
WHITE BEANS In good demand, i ooaSltu
FEATHERs-o5a 10.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 o09 81 a5H bushei.-
Dried Peaches ss25@ ~ so. Raisins s%Oo0445o
CHEEsE-western Reserve &c; Denmxk7Vs
BEEF CATTLE-Iig2c gross.
SnEEP--$2 01a2 80 xhead.
IN q
rel; LiverpooleI so4 % 90 y sack; Lake % 80 10
IS. Very scarce.
FISh-MAckerel, No. s16&@ 10 y Dbl. no q eN
oslo, No.3 es1elo. White Fish, MOL $500.
? half Dbl. Cod Fish 546 -.
RAGS--Woolen Cotton2c.
oLDiRON-hGkcS Brass6Gsc ~. Cop.
erl0@l2hcS b.
EIoHAsaE.-on New YORK y per cent. bank able
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin-
nati per cent. st. Louis X per cent. g old 10 to
IL per cent. buying, Is selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

SIR II have recently been instructed
by the War Department, that the excess
of volunteers over the quota of this State
of the First Three Hundred Thousand
men will be credited to the State on her
quola of the second Three Hundred Thou.
sand and that if the State has filled both
quotas by volunteering, no draf. would at
present be made except to fill the old re-
giments.
There are now in process of organiza-
ton two independent regiments at Du-
buque-one, the Irish regiment, under
Colonel O'Brien, and Cavalry regiment
under Colonel Wilson; also, regiment
in the southern part of the State, under
Colonel Summers. / will endeavor to
procure credit to the State for these regi-
mentS.
Still the danger of draft is imminent.
The order may reach me on any day to
commence the draft on one days notice,
and avail. such further instructions as may
be sent you. You need not attend from
day to day, as heretofore, but be ready to
act when required.
You will ascertain aud strike from your
list of men liable TO draft, all men in your
county who may enlist in any of the old
regiments or in either of the regiments
named.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD,
Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
TC. w, Lowrie, Aid de- amn ~

@C. w. Lowrie, Abide Camp, who
has been authorized to raise a company OF
mounted men IN Lee county, for the pro-
lection of the Southern border, will be at
Vincennes, (Sand Pniric) on Thursday
at n, and at Croton on Friday ut /
P. NJ, for the purpose of receiving recruits.
Those wishing to enter said service will
be there at the hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
ARRIVAL OF THE 2aD Iowa FROM DA-

ARRIVAL OF THE 22D Iowa FROM DA-
vEHPoRr-A SOLDIER DRowNKp.-The
ed Iowa regiment Of United States vol
unteers, arrived yesterday on the steamer
Sucker State, from Davenport, Iowa.
At the wharf fatal casualty befell one
Of the men Of the regiment. A bayonet
having fallen overheard, he rashly dove
from the steamer in order to recover the
weapon, and WAS drowned, His name
was Rogers, and he was from Abba, Mon
roe county, Iowa. The body has not yet
been found.-St. Louis Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
.Midlsight Report.
1~ No Midnight dispatches. Line
reported down.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
OF the State Register.

Correspondents OF the State RegIster.
CAMP NEAR JAcIEro. MISS, J
Sept 18th, 1862. !
In view Of the coming election permit
me to say few words in behalf of the
soldiers in the field. We who shouldered
our muskets at the 6rst call, and have
been in the field over year, hold no sym
pathy for any man or set Of men, party
Or sect who favor treaty with traitors
Shall we have it said, after aH our toll and
privations, that We have finally treated
with band Of murderers, outlaws, and
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REBEL CuNBOAT ESCAPES.
FLAG SHIP HARTFORD
Pensacola Bay, Sept. 9th 1862.

Pensacola Bay, Sept. 9th 1862.
SIR regret to be compelled to make
another Notifying acknowledgement Of
apparent neglect, namely, the running Of
the blockade at Mobile by ten gun gun.
boat, supposed to be Layard's gun-boat,
Capt. Bullock. You will perceive how
ever, from Captain Preble's report, here
with enclosed, that there was no want of
vigilance. They saw her in good time
but failed to sink or capture her. Why
Capt. Preble did not fire into her after
she failed to stop or answer his hail, |
cannot imagine. The commander of the
Racine Leaman, says, and believe they
all admit, that there never was finer OPP
portunity for stopping vessel until she
passed them. Then however, when it
was too late, they began firing, the Onei-
da first, the Winona next and the Rachael
Leaman last.
Very respectfully your obd't servant.
signed] d. g. FARRAouT.
Rear Admiral Commanding West
Gulf Blockading Squadron.
To Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Sec of Navy.