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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

These and -similaf thoughts are forced
upon the mind when the eye looks upon
such scenes a. We have in our Keokuk
Hospital, reminding US daily Of the reality
and momentousness Of the struggle in
which we are engaged. In eonversing
with the secessionsts or those brought
here as such. We found good humber
TO have rrfrounced tire defusion md taikrn
the oath Of allegiance, while others blind
ed by prejudice which has agrown with
thsir growth and strengthened with their
strength" defend the course Of the Sonlh
and desire 70 be exchanged that they may
once more 90 into the armies Of the Con-
federacy.
THAT STopPAGE OF DEPosrT.--Mr.
Hine. in his card yesterday morning. ex-
cuses the keokuk Branch Bank for its
refusal to pay its depositor - ,63s 80 By
saying that he had prohibited the Bank
from paying it over" and that he chad
taken legal steps to restrain them until
the ownership is determined BY law
His statement may be misunderstood.
The facts Gas Z seiN proye them are brief
y these: Tie money was deposited in
the bank to the individual credit of the
plaintiff. After this. Mr. Hine went to
the President Of the Bank and forbade pay
ment Of the money to the depositor. The
money nas mol eajoined ~ any Legal prs-
e.ss utafever, and up to The time of this
writing Saturday night, has not been
enjoined. Two different checks drawn BY
the depositor wers dishonored by the
Bank. After two weeks forbearance he
brought suit.
The public viii say the Bank acted
improperly. 1t should recognize no ONT
but its deposition. until restrained by law
Are the checks Of the aepositors to IL
dishonored merely because Adam Hins
or some other man, forbids payment p
or because Adam Hins and the Bank ar,
acting in COLLISION? Depositors like L
know they will get their money on de
mand. hisa severe hardship whom suct
irregular proceedings are allowed to inter.
fsre with rights 20 plain.
4 dit Atty EAg- PLAINTIFF.
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HSghf Report.
Washington, June II.

Washington, june II.
SESArE.-The Vice President laid be-
fore The Senate d message from The rrcsi.
dent, transmitting memorial IN behalf
Of the State of Eew York in favor of the
enlargement, Of Erie aud Oswego canals,
also asking the attention of Congress
thereto. The Vice President also pre-
sen.ad communication from the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. in answer to the
resolution in regard to the amounts paid
the Marshals Of the District OF Columbia
The bill from the House providing that
officers and volunteers be paid according
to the -- was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Harlan presented petition for ,
ship canal from Lake Winnebago to the
Mississippi river.
Mr.. Keny presented petitions from
merchants of New York in favor of 1
bankrupt act.
Mr.. Wilson presented petitions from
citizens of Missouri for branch mint at
St. Louis. - .ss3.s.s
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill for i'm
creasing the revenue BY the reservation
and sale Of town sites On public lands.
Referred. ht3
The naval appropriation bill was taken
up, with an amendnent thar minors may
be enlisted without the consent Of their
parents. -
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment that
the President may appoint annually ten
midshipmen 70 the naval academy, to be
taken from the children of officers; also,
that the District of Columbia Be regarded
as representative district for the purpose
Of making appointments to the naval
seaasmys
Mr.. Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, offered
an amendment, that persons held to ser
vice or labor, COMMONLY called slaves,
shall not BE- employee in any capacity
whatever, in any navy yard, dock yard,
arsenal, magazine, or fort. Or in the naval
academy. The bill vas then reported to
the Senate, and laid aside informally.
Executive session. Adjourned.
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Female Nsrsss wanssa.

Women wishing to obtain situation,
as nurses in the Hospital near Pittsburg
Landing, are requested to present re-
Communications to Mrs. Collier, Vice
President. Soldiers Aid Society, at her
residence on Timea Street, between
seventh and eighth. Persons are request.
ri to apply Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

A Fair and Festival will be held this
week for the benefit OF St. Peters fgatho.
lic) Church commencing on Tuesday ev
ening. McCune's Hall, over the GATE
CRY Office, will be occupied for the pur-
pose, and will be handsomely fitted up
and ernamentAd with evergfeens, Ae
A large variety of beautiful, useful and
ornamental articles prepared expressly by
tho ladies' will be offered for sale Ice cream
ard straw berries will be served in album
dance. And variety of amusements, al
together new in this place, will constitute
marked feature OF the Fair. Save your
dimes for this attractive and amusing oc.
casion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

tF Our contemporary charged Us with
faisehood the other day, for stating that
the Missouri Constitutional Convention
had refused to disfranchisc traitors.
We neglected to state then, in reply
that the Convention did refuse TO dis
franchise rebels one day, and repudiated
their own action on the next day, on
which occasion they adopted kind Of
Compromise MI ard oil policy.
The St. Louis News says Of the Con-
ventlon in regard to another matter.
We never know what the Convention
has done, because We never know what
ii won't undo. On Wednesday, 1t rejec-
ted the bill to postpone elections, and
continue tie Provisional Government
in power; but, yesterday, il reeoua,dereo
that vote, and passed the bill.
And saggests thss it ought to be called
the Reeonsiderative Assembly.
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THE GATE CITY .
MONDAY, JUNE lG.

SEE THE "X.n-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish to con-
tinne they will remit Immediately.
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sion cLnrcLes II Iha aiig-iar hdapiiai
purposes. The rebel vestrymen Of
Trinity church are enragrd 1t the sacri.
legs Of their church.
"A number OF soldiers who were woun-
ded at the bsttlc Of Port Republic, have
arrived here. II HI
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To stranger in Keokuk visit TO the
Hospital possesses unusual interest. The
number Of patients al this tine il about
two hundred and eighty, wl,o seem to be
receiving the best OF care aud attention
from DIR. Hughes and his board Of sssis-
tant surgeons in the several wards and
nurses. The patients are principally
Iowa soldiers, though others were OBJ
served 70 belong to Illinois, Wisconsin,
aud Missouri regiments, with sprink-
ling Of Confederate troops from various
States in the south vest Most Of them
were brought here from the Pittsburg
fight, having received wounds in nearly
all conceivable parts Of the body. Il
was never our fortune, or misfortune, not
having been to the wars, to see quito so
many emaciated forms, fevered and pain
racked bodies, and amputated and band
aged limbs as here. One poor fellow shot
through the breast and reduced to q mere
skeleton, seemed to be drawing his last
breath; another received a ball between
the fingers which passed the entire length
Of the arm TO the elbow whore it passed
out; number had their legs and arms
off and had been holding day by day the
,nu,ilnted suffering stumps in ; con,
strained and almost unchanging position
while nature performed the slow process
Of healing. One little fellow, who looked
small enough to dodge anything that NAV
come along, was hi. in Eve places, and
though barked and perforated a if he
had been the target uf tho enemy's sharp
shooters, he is out of dagger and rapidly
recovering.
Nearly all Of the patients are in fair
! way Of recovering, while ssveralarc ready
to be discharged. The boilding from it.
spsciousness and airy rooms is adminbly
adapted to hospital uscs. and the patients
have occasion to be thankful. that, not.
| withstanding their untold suffering and
in many cases irremediabls misfortnnes
they have had skillful and careful atten
ton, unexoeptionable accommodations
and the minissrations Of sympathy pnc
friendship. How fearfully is this ambi
tious and wicked rebellion piling up re
| sponsibili,ies Where else can we charg,
the sacrificed lives and properly, The sui
fering and devastation, the sorsowin,
mothers, and wives, and orphans. m,
wc-se thar ~ the outraged rights 81
endangered liberties Of : free peopl
which had Just entered career of M
lpaSalIelsd prosperity end greatness, bu
to the wicked Ylo.tings Of an inhama
enemy that lurk1d il our very midst N
matnred il plana Of destruction while
put on the pretended garb Of Friendship
and constitutional rights 7" What sil
cerity, when these same rights are I'd
!, Tended" BY undertaking and attemptin
to destroy the Consultation!
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COMMERCIAL
DAILY CATS Cry OSvsox,
kR0H-U Juffe n 40


DAILY CATS Cry Osv,ox
ksoE-K, June -, "a.
FLOUR-S1psvAs u EO,Sprix Wheats xtrs o. 90
Fali Wheat kxsrs $3.50.
4 BRAN AHDsH0Rrs--ss . 100 D..
coRk--is TO 7oc . basA. F a4~1
kARLEf-45c. ezasag
WHEAT--lnE good demand. Fall 7sa77, spsinlse
70 &c.
RYE--2se TO 20.
oATs--1s TO aoc
! PeTAFeKs -isoassy tAsioad rssasfsoto 1sc.
suGAR-Nsv oslesns fair 10, prime 100
IL; clasiAsA IlDla: efMhsd and loaf l00i3,
neutrality-suspicious. ls0sG sagashoase $3.50,
0ol1sn syrup 7ee-5c.
cor Fkk- Rioai 6Desc; Javs ss13os Laeuyf~aa@sG.
RiCE-et0ec.
soAP-Psia .. Family skc, German tcin.) IN
o1as.,
cANDLKs--star lsaeIa. sssarias II. Mould 10.
LARD-stsbse; retail 70 10.
DuTTkK--Comnone 47c: Choice II, rs4aiil2k0ls
: PRovlsIeNs-shsasdsvs !; Hams ;Ciear sides
to u; NIB stass u .o4
LEATHIK-solsssoas ; uasness910ao
HIpEs-Dry 10 70 i2r. ssaaAs halt price green
4io y; green sheep psI aseoi -, green hog skin.
I5c.
HAY-Timo,hy, &C eoo7 %, h.ied ssaea.n
Prairie - EGGS %.
| skkDS.-Tineshy u %; Flax Seed afoo.
okloNs-1sD4Oe. a
EGGs-4to 4hc.
WRITE BEANs-ln goo demand. 50c04lcs
FEATHER3-200S5.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 ooosI $50 bushsl.--
Dried Peaches Sa1so - So Raisins ~ one IS 90
CHEEsE-Wesesrn Reservoirs Dsnnak 70s.
BxEF-S1aae syosa.
SuEEP--sl Ns4 - Shsad.
sALT-G. A. ~ 50 y sack, Kanawha $500 bar
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Especial 10 the Evening Post.
Washington, June Id.

An officer who was ID the battle Of
Port Republic, doing duty in The advance
Of Gen. Shields Brigade has just arrived
here. He sa,s he received positive or
ders not 70 burn. The ;bEdGe ssser the
Shenandoah Our entire less IN the fight,
in killed, wounded and prisoners did not
exceed 1000. One hundred and 6fty-
six Of our men were killed and 300 woun,
ded. The Regiments engaged in the
fight we're the 7th Indiana and 5th, 7th
and Goth Ohio Gel. Buckley - missing
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iSy rEIEaaArn.I
new York Market.

6Bs& & New York, June H.
Flour --.R-c@ipss asa ssIs .arAct shade easier
sales Of 1880 bbls ~ - lsS4 = for ssper state
q lsD4 80 S0r Rxtn state; ~ 1884 - fsr Super
Westerh; ~ lSS4 % Tor Commoa " good Ex.ra Wss-
sev.s s5 u nr conAoa god shipping brands Extra
nsasa lisp OAio. aaH as aAsS
Wheas--Ressipss ~ "a bszA, market shaAs nrmor
aud more &DinS; sassss0,a0 bush 1t sssoslos for
Chicago spring; sss2l o. FOR Milwaukee cisb ~ o41
/ a5 Amber Iowa. So
oera--tsc Of n 80 bash; market shade easier
ed. 5L p
| sc. Ffsa afs
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Baltimore, June IA

The Harpers Ferry bridge wll be
substantially finished Tomorrow night,
and ireigh, and passenger trains viii re.
sumo regular crossing Monday next. thus
reopenins permanently the road to and
from the West.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
St Johns n +. .Iuae /.

st. Johns, n. r., June IL.
The steamship Bavaria from South
ampton 4th; and the China from Liver
pool It'll, passed Cape Race this forenoon
Both were boarded BY the news yacht Of
the Associated Press. The following is
the Bavaria's news:
Flour, quiet and unchanged. Wheat.
dull and dropping. Corn, dull and I'M
changed, except White, which was frmer.
Provisions. very dull aad teading up.
Tie division of the French army left At
Rome consists Of three brigales, under
Gen. MootinguA.
The silk crop in France is represented
rs nost sati3f1etory. ILL., -ts
Tie Spanish U&anber Of Deputies
we're about to have the documents refer
ngto Mexican Afiairs hid before them.
All differences between Garibaldi and
he ,ltallan Goserment have heensatis-
y chkily safrnnged and he has proceeded
to Belgrade.
The British Admiralty hare granted 70
the Atlantic telegraph company the SER
I~ien of1ths ships and crews necessary fol
rcvising and extending the former sur.
veys Of ihs route along which the cable
is intended to be submerged. The route
westward from the west coast, for ,
distance of some Eve handrsd miles
will be sounded at distances o.
about mile apart, the previous sound
\ inas having bssn. some 80 milea apart. a
7 good map Of the bottom may in this man
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Washington. juIas IA

Notice has been given 70 the various
ohusohssy without regard u assassination,
thas tksir baildings vii y nAsd lor mill
tarY hospitals. il necessary.
4tisascefsainA from . gentleman whe
arrived to-day from Gen. Fremont's army.
that arrangements have been made, BY
which to promptly furnish them the
requisite Commissary and Quarter mater
stores. The men had suffered much, not
only from forced marches over mountain
GUS roads, but from the scarcity Of sup
plies. There we're, however, no serious
complaints, and they are I'll in cheerful
spirits. Many OF the sick and wounded
are comfortably cared for 1t Mount Jack
son.. whers the rebels had occapietis com.
modious buildings.
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Especial 70 the POSI-.
Washinrfon- June II.

A loyal Virginian, Who. ~ .arived
here, reports that the rsbsls Asvs about
~, 600 effective troops = Rishnosd.
The National Intclligencsr pra. Jhts
an able editorial arguing that Bcauregprd's
Army 10 probably on its way 70 Rich
mond. The loJsl residents Of Washing
ton are greatly exercised ut the sct of
Gen. Wadsworth, in seizing three sscsa-
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st. Louis, june u.

Nearly sGocc IL provisions, and ili.oAsy
hare been subscribed Tor starving people
about Corinth. S25, 900 worth Of pro-
visions were forwarded Wednesday, and
another sLipmapt ofpsarly the same value
will be snade totdSy. IL
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WAR CLAIMS.

Inc undessiEned are prepared TO prosecute and coll
ect the cfssns Of Widows and Heirs 81 deceased SOL
asrs for srrran Of pAy and ior bounys under the
cent Act o. congress. AcCRARY 4 BRUCE,
sPf1A-d Attorneys ~ Law ,k~OkuE, Iowa.
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Memphis, June Ia. ]
/ Thpsold nsvy yard, which was turned
over to The Guy Of Memphis by the gen
eral Government seven years ago, has
been taken charge OF by the Federal Gov
ernment officers Her machine shops have
bsena engaged in the service Of the Com
federate government since the outbreak
of the rebellion and the property was
leased by the city to priyate indifiduals.
A Richmond telegram Of June 10Th
says that; jackson has given Shields IN
awful whipping, capturing one regiment
and his artillery, aud driving him miles
down the SHENANDOAH. Fremont appeared
on taieopposite bank of North and Shenan-
doah rivera. If Gen. jackson had rein :
forcements he would scare him off. Our
loss is heavy but the .snsmy's is terrible.
Our cavalry are still pursuing. Fremont
has crossed North River with small
force at Rockland.
y A. leser aispatch ssys Fremont is falling
bsck and blockadine roads. Jackson Is
pressing Shields. Urge forward rein
ioycemeuts. sfag aaa u go 8e'7ssss
Col. slack, Of the 9th Indiana, arrived
Ehesc this aiDrning and aasned command
Of the CITY. ssx1 ,aissas1 rpas9s
sssassEaE6
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GPRING AND st MINER SUPPLIES
JUST HECEIvED.
> Mo rcHiHsox. JAMES Dswxr
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
nj IL IL e III MI IAILORS.
THIRD STREET gET. MAIN Ann JouNsny

A0OkNks Iowa.
Have their fashionable Tailoring and
Furnishing Estabiishntnt,a choice and sur
ply nf HR0ADcLOTHS, cASlNEkEs, YRSIIkES,
And GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, or Ali. DE
BCRiPTI0NS sud gusraptes that shsir work shall be
done in the most appfsvsd and satisfactory manner
They Are constantly receiving the kss York phil
e6slphiA fashions aud respectfully solicit ali rho dc
sire good work and the best material 10 give them
call. HUTCHINSON d DHWEY
mayfSdiy
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+ livery STABLE,

Rfrst ~. bet. malh and J0hnson.
HokEEE- HUGHES and GAREiAGkS Of The best
class Atwa ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day Sch, atpriees to suit
the times.
Transient eastonersacco nmodated.
Orders for the Omnibus to and from the Rail.
reads and 8teahoats left ~ the Stable khe Dinr
House. viii be pronpti yAstsndedtp.
dec IOd v. yANORHpkL.
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SMALL PROFITS.

We daily tn receipt Of bargains from Eastern
anetsaneefs, aId vii reA them al ANAL dyAnce.
A large lot II
Dur - b1o LA w n0,
Fast coioEs. Just resolved Remember, The vsa cor
Of The Es&es House, Main street shas Is place
le3-diM NJ. GREGG, Ageal.
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ALD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
NOTICE.

rhs annual meeting os the Stockholders or the xeo-
kuk, MI Pheasant Mas~.tre Rsst,o-d tsr,rr- ~
villa 0c held u thu Bnxeltoa iiouae in Nj
Iowa, On "wednesday the 18th day u June ieQ 81 u
o'clock 10 elect board u Directors 10 the en-
suing year aud trsnsact sach oster hustnass -
property rome before the m Getting.
]. W. OGDEN, Secretary.
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Later From Cprisstl,.

~ MOBILE, October Z.
A special disratela To the Advertiser and
Register, dated Tnpilsjthe 9th, A. NJ SAYS
that there was nothing reliable from Corinth
since Van Dorn's dispatch.
courier who asrired to-day SAYS that one
fourth Of our troans drave the enemy from
and occupied their entrenchnfents, but after.
wards were forced to fall back from the town.
Heavy cannonading swas heard yesterday
from points above. heres
The fight must have been most bloody.
A courier is hourly expected from the scene
Of conflict.
Gen. Edward Price, an exchanged prison
er, and son Of Gen. Sterling Price, reached
here to-day, having left Memphis the 1st.
lie represents the enemy forty thousand
strong, with seventy pieces Of artillery,
strongly posted at Corifth.
They are fully advised of our movements,
and anticipated an ttack frem Van Dorm
and Price.
Sherman, at Memphis, knew their exact
whereabouts. 's5i
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Latest from the North and Eu-
rope!
Notaiag Later .fiomtae Potomac 4amy.
A Battle Progressing in Kentucky.

RICHMOND, October 6.-The New York Her.
aid of the 4th has been received
There is'nothing new from the army of the
Potomac.
Dispatches from Louisville mention the re-
port that battle was progressing at Mount
Washington, reports of musketry being heard
in that direction.
Buell's immense wagon train had arrived
at Louisville.
Four days later news has been received
from Europe,hy steamer at Cape Race. Carl
baidl has wristen to the American Consul at
Vienna, That as SION as his wound has healed,
he will satisfy his desire to serve the Ameri-
can r public.
: There has beensno material change in gold
or exchange in New Kork.
The Herald says there is not the least abate-
ment in the speculative fever which prevails
in Wall street.
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NOTICE.

4 LII who are in arrears with Stewart, Byars
N & Co., and Henritze s Stewart, arc respect
fully requested to come forward and pay their
accounts to the undersigned, in whose charge
they are left for collection, and whose delicate
health makes it desirable to those interested, to
have the debts paid and the business closed.
As money is so abundant as to be frequently
offered without interest, this call can be easily
responded to, and it is hoped this viii be done
by all during this month.
Those who have claims, will present them Tor
payment.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, between the
hours of 9 o'clock in the morning and 8 in the
evening, appointed for settlement.
I. s. STEWART. s
Abingdon, Va, Sept. II, 1852.
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$40 Reward.

GTOLEN from the subscriber. on the 1th day
y of September last BY squad of the Lousi-
ana Tiger Rifemen. under the command of Capt.
White, the barrels of fine double -barreed Shot
gun The barrels of theSgun were broken off,
and the breech remained will give the above
reward for the barrels, aud S25 for the appre-
tension OF the man who was wounded by Capt.
White on the day of thestheft.
Oct 10, lS62--3t So III JEL HOUSTON
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80.
Call and Exan.EaE

A great trouble am excen-ye sos -
IN cured good supp5y af sNs -
and Extract of Logwood. FoeiSe,ss. a5si as
per. aud Envelopes;
Pens. Pencils Ink ana Wafer.
Shears, Scissors, Pocket Pc r. SO;
Pins anil Needles, afrsi- d. l.,rss Z SIN n
Books, States, Copy Books. 1a.sss.5, &C.,
Sc,
Also 1.-The Partizan Leader--a novel; AIS ~
Apocalypre of the Origin and slr0gg.es Of TIC
Southern Confeleracy.''
mond."
Cavalry Tactics" illustrated.
The Maps of Virginia, N. and S ca cine, 3
Tennessee and Kentucky
Besides very extensive variety ef si,nost.
every thing in our line.
GEO. R. BARR & Co.
Abingdon, Oct. 8, 1862.
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FAX Notice.

HAVING unavoidably been delayed in GET
HI ting the Commissioners books to make off
my tax TICKETS respectfully and earnestly urge
upon the people, land all true men VIII respond
at once,) to come forward and pay their taxes.
Money is plenty. and is important to the State
that her Revenue should be promptly paid
Soldiers are not exempt as seems to be the mis-
taken impression in the country, and hope that
their friends will come forward and pay their
taxes, as many have their money IN their hands,
WM. KING HEISKELL,
Sept g. 1S62-4w Sheriff W c.
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Confederate Victory near Co.
rintHl.
TIE Enemy Drieen .fron Ece,y Position.
Our Loss Supposed to be Heavy.

. RIcHNoNp Oct. 6.-An official dispatch
from Gen. Van Dorm. dated Headquarters
near Corintll, Oct: Sd, z. NJ. says: ''We have
driven the enemy from every position, and we
are now within three quarters Of mile of
Corlnth. The enemy are huddled together
about town, witt, some. on the extreme left,
trying to hold possession. So far all is glori-
"us, and our men behaved ntebly. Our loss.
am afraid is heavy. X is now nearly night.
Loyeli's and Price trss,sss have our thanks. y
ANQTIIERREPORT.
MOBILE, Oct. 6.--Passengers by this morn
ing's train report that Gen. Prices command
attacked the Feaerals Oh the Sd near Corintl,
driving them from every position. Loss heavy
on both sides. No particulars
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StraYed or Stolen.

ERoM Abingdon, on the night Of the oath
IL inst, coal-blaek medium sized horse, with
wart over the left eye-only mark remember
ed. He may have tried to make his way back
to near Joneshoro,' Tenn, where bought. Any
one finding said horse, will be amply rewarded
by bringing him to the undersigned at this Officer
or notifying him of his whereabouts. Said horse
had on bride and saddle when he left.
B F. WYLY, Capt. Co. E,
9th Ga. Battalion Artillery.
Oct. 8, 1a62-5t