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Non-RcIcnse Of CoIoacls Corcoran ana
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Non-RcIcase Of C0lOac1s COrcOran and
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BALTIMORE, Fob. q, 1852.
Neither Colonel corcoran Colonel Leo nor Major l:evsre
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Coiuxsf.. =. G., Feb. 3, 1862.
NV DEAR FnrEyr-Although have not written TO you
since my captivity my apparent neglect has not been
occasioned by want OF the very warncst affection.
which has and will remain unatersd under all crcum
nncss. II tho relative positions Of you and could or
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ruR MARBLE HEART.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
New York, Aug. 20.
Office Associated Press Agency:

SAASS ~sWNSanNoh - ASs1
We havereliable advice through letters
received to-iight that affairs in Washing
ton and Alexandra today wear more
favorable aspect. The secessionists of
the latter city are less jubilant and carry
respondent countenances. Generals Pope
and Burnside have successfully cut their
way through the rebel forces at Manassas,
and have formed junction with the army
of Virginia, under Mcclellan, this side of
Centreville. There has been severe en-
gagement with the rebels by the divisions
under Generals Hooker, Sturgis and
Sumner, ia which the rebels were com
pletely routed and driven from the yc'ni-
ty OF Manassas and Bull Run. and through
the passes of the Bull Run mountain
The loss of life on both sides is said to
have been heavy. No accurate informs-
ton is obtainable on this point, but it is
believed the enemy were very severely
punished, and many prisoners taken.
1t is stated that the Potomac River is
now forbade at any point above Wash-
ington, and much excitement prevails
throughout western Maryland. arising
from the fear that portion of the confed-
crate army may make desperate and de-
struetivs raid in that quarter, but the mr.
rangements for proper reception of the
traitors at all points are ample for emer-
gcncies. The enemy has not yet appear
ed on the upper Potomac, although the
indications have pointed to such an event,
and the excitement on both sides of the
line continues
The fears for the safety of Washington
are entirely dispelled, as the defenses OF
the Capital are perfect and impregnabe.
The general feeling of the loyal people Of
both Alexandria and Washington is one
of more confidence. and the depression
which has prevailed among the loyal men
for the past week has given way to that
of JOY and gladness. That there have
been the most extensive movements OIL
troops from Alexandra and other points
is beyond doubt, and it is currently be.
lieyed that the major portion of our army
has had either skirmishing or hard fought
battles with the enemy within the las,
twenty flour hours.
1t is generally believed an extensive
forward moven en-, was made by the whole
army to-day under Gen. Mcclellan in
volving battle, but the result il battle
was fought has not yet been announced
Our advices are up to noon to-day (Fri
day and are from most trustworthy sour
ces
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
Memphis, Aug. q, via Cairo, 20.

Hundred guerrillas last night visited
Hope6eld, Ark, opposite Memphis, sack
ing every house in town. No alarm was
raised Tie rebel congress has declared
Kansas within the limits Of the Conteder-
acy. The Grenada Appeal Of the 23d,
says the rebel army is on the march to the
Ohio River. Price reported moving to
support Bragg at Chattanooga. Railroad
from Selma to Mendoza nearly completed
Utmost activity displayed by all concern
ed in its construction. Charleston dcs-
patch 2lst, says the federsls on st. Helena
Island, near Port Royal, were surprised
at daylight with loss. Lieutenant com
handing and several others killed, thirty.
six captured. Confederate loss slight.
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Memphis, Aug. 27.

Special Missouri Democrat
Appeal 23d admits capture of steamer
Fair Play. Skirmish occurred on Helena
Island on the 2lst. in which the rebels
claim to have taken SO prisoners. Yam
cey has introduced bill justifying the
use ofa by my one in the south against
travellers, and If taken, treated otherwise
than prisoners Of war JEFF Davis must re-
taliate. Kansas is claimed as in the con-
fedsracy. Price is said to have Joined
Bragg At Chattanooga. Breckenridge is
at Jackson. Mississippi. Last night guer-
rillas, one hundred strong, made their
appearance on the opposite side Of the
river aud literally sacked the neighbor.
hood. Much of this was done in sight of
a gunboat that lies in sight Of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01

Dtsp.,ch From Gen. Pope.

DiB PAtNh rum
Manassas junction, Aug. 2S-lO P, M.
To MAJ. GIN. Fl. W. HALLEcK
As soon us | discovered that large
force of the enemy was turning our right
towards Manassas, and that the division |
had ordered to take post there Two days
before had not yet arrived th.rs from
Alexandriu, | immediately brolc up my
camps at WarrentonJ JUNCTION and marched
rapidly back in three columns. | direct
ed Mcdowell with his own aud Sigel's
corps and Reno's division to march upon
Gainesville by the Warrenton and Alex
andria Pike, Reno and one division OF
Heintxelman to march on Greenwich, and
with Porter's corps and Hooker's division
/ marched back to Manassas junction. -
Mcdowell was ordered to interpose be.
tween the forces of the enemy which bad
passed down TO Manassas through Gaines.
vile, and his main body moving down
from White Plains through Thoroughfare
Gap. This was completely accomplished,
Longstreet, who had passed through the
Gap. being driven back to the west side.
The forces TO Greenwich we're designed
to support Mcdowell in case he met too
large force of the enemy. The division
Of Hooker marching towards Manassas
came upon the enemy near Kettle Run in
the afternoon of the 18th, and after .
sharp action routed them completely, kill.
ing and wounding 800, capturing camps
and baggage and many stand Of arms
This morning the command pushed rap
idly to Manassas junction, which Jackson
had evacuated, after three hours in ad-
vance he retreated by Centreville and
to, the turnpike towards Warrenton he
was met six miles west of Centreville by
Mcdowell and Sigel late this evening. A
severe fight took place which has terminal
cd by darkness. The enemy was driven
back at all points and thus the affair rests.
Heintzelman's corps will move on him
at daylight from Centreville. and | do no,
see how the enemy is to escape without
heavy loss. We have captured 1000
prisoners. many arms, and one piece Of
artillery.
[Sigued, JNo. PopE, Maj. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
AppOinv,,l ents.

The following appointments have been
made recently by tho Governor:
Major G. A. Stone, 4th cavalry, to be
Colonel of the 18th regiment, from Aug.
10th.
Samuel Merrill, Of Clayton county, to
be Colonel of the 9lst regiment.
Major Cornelius w. Dunlap, to be
Lieutenant Colonel of the 2lst regi-
ment.
s. Van Anda, of Clayton county, to
be Major of the 2lst regiment.
Samuel A. Rice, Of Oskaloosa, 10 be
Colonel of the sd regiment, Aug. 10.
Cyrus II. Mackay, to be Lieut.. Colo
mel Of the SD regiment, Aug. 10.
5. 6. Hill, Of Muscatine, has also, we
learn, been appointed Colonel Of the 35th
regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
DUBLIC NOTICE.

NBy virtue nf an instrument in writing, executed by
Bryant Bartlett, authorizing the retp will sell nj
Public Auction ~ The keokuk Branch Of the State
Bank OF Iowa, In the oty OF keokuk, Lee county
Iowa. on the 18th day OF September, 4. ID. 1869 be-
tween the hours Of ii O'Clock and l2 o'clock
the folio wing notes, much thereof may be
essary 10 satisfy the caims for which thsy piedg
ed with interest and COSTS viz: One note dated April
IAN, A. ID. 1880 for Six Hundred Dollars payable to
the order Of By ant Bartlett, with Interest al per
cent per snnun, payable annually. signed by Lewis
Adams, and due on or before the lAth OF April A. ID
1854 Two notes dated April 9th, 1883, for One Hun
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and three years AFTER date espectvey with interest
Mt ten per cent To the order OF Bryant Bartlett and
signed by Vim. X Hamilton, aii OF which noies are
endorsed by said Bartlett.
Tenns-Ca ash down. o. G. HALE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80

The Washington Star of last night Goa
tains the observation-disclosures We have
information that satisfies US that the rebel
force that suddenly appeared between the
positions of the army of Gen. Pope at
Briston and Manassas on Tuesday night
last was the army or corps of Jackson and
Stuart's cavalry corps. They consisted
of infantry and artillery and marched
about $4,000 strong from near Waterloo
on the head waters of the Rapahannock
around by Manassas about 40 miles in two
days without wagons, tents, blankets, or
knapsacks, leaving their baggage of every
description to be transported by wagons
with the other army corps of Lee and fol-
lowing on behind, Instead of fighting
q portion of Stuart's cavalry at Manassas
day before yesterday, Tuylor's brigade
who actually confronted by the greater
portion Of Jackson's corps, Gems. jackson,
Ewell, and Stuart, and the General in
Chief, Rob't Lee, or his son, Brig. Gen.
Hugh Lee, being present at Manassas
during the engagement yesterday at ten
O'Clock p. m. Jackson's advance occu-
pied Fairfax c. H. with force of cavalry
and had collected their own wounded OF
the action OF the day before with Taylor,
and their wounded in the engagement of
the same day with Hooker, and also the
prisoners they took from Taylor with
about 400 of their cavalry force under
Stuart in person moved on from Fairfax
| G.. III. to Vienna.
Hooker's battle of the day before yes
terday was with Ewell's division, and
also gratifed success. Major General
Pope with half of his train yesterday had
concentrated his very largo army SO rs
to sadly interfere with the calculations
with which the rebel General must have
ventured their very bold and extraordin-
airy movements. He had got McDowell's
force, including SigeFs. probably between
Jackson's rear, and Longstreet's front,
and had after all the rear Of his army well
up within supporting distance. THIS
it continued through the balance of the
afternoon.
Facts within our knowledge lead to the
impression that within twenty-four hours
direct communication will have been abo-
lished between Washington and General
Pope's army as there are signs, that
Jackson's army corps is endeavoring to
proceed northward, as though making the
experiment Of opposing the establishing
of such communication with his immedi-
ate front, with Popes army practicing be.
|, tween him and The ether rebei corps. We
may add that Gen. Mcclellan is disposine
Of his heavy force around Washington and
Alexandria, and the Notifications so a.
soon to make it play an important part il
the eventual romance of the hour. In
the battle Of yesterday the attack came
from our side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
From new Orleans.
New York, Aug. 80.

NUW AOI13 mug oV.
Specials from Washington contain no
news.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Times states that the gunboat Sumner got
ashore near Bayou Sara and was destroy
ed by guerrillas. Bayou Sara was after
wards leyelled by our gun boats. Com.
Porter has gone up the river to demolish
oil places on the banks used by gusrrillas
Is localities from which to FIRE on our
boats. Breckenridge has threatened to
raise the black flag against our troops
Col. Paine commanding ct Baton Rouge
has appropriately responded. Baton Rouge
is to be abandoned and probably destroy
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-01
Fortress Monroe. Aug Q.

The steamer Daniel Webster arrived
here to-day from the Norfolk Hospital
with $50 sick and wounded soldiers. The
signal corps, which have been attached
to McClellan's army left there this after
noon for the Potomac on the steamer Ar
row Smith, which, also, takes large
number of recruits for the Fire Zonaves
who arrived this morning via Baltimore.
The time for the removal of all wooden
buildings on the point will expire on the
3lst, but no one seems to realize that it
will actually take place.