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, 1862-10-10

fret day. 1t sold lower The g-eat bu1k Of ne
dunn grades. II sold at the same prices. have been
r. q. Eastman and Bro Is good hfr Illinois
steere sold for Joel DaIby, average cwt i, sen 1t
* E. I'D sboqt ont ths S sane e :, TIsa 1T week
isi 3es 'e 81 i is Fiji Illinois T. .tssr.,
b9seht sGe of kaglish a. ssls.tdd !, 81 est I'D
a,t1gesser though Sam is not stek. h1s health is
= K6tIm.n s B.r1es, Is Of Ausrton and sh.asr's
Hsnry Gyert. es illinois steers, sm.n,but sat old
gtyls ttssk, svezage 81 cwt, sold At 7sc o b fos
9hep41a + Val, 70 u T.l}man,s Illinois steers.
eetinstsd n 6k cwt. averaging ordinary to 0ood,
q 1i1 quality, sold At sDse, sad will average about
Jss. Il. Williams, - Of Summers Illinois steers.
good fair quality. selling At 74Sc 2 H., are esti
sen: Nesthsiner, - Is Il = zot1{s % & Fasting.
john r Alexander has 81 illinois steets On this
ordinary qualify seiling at 6hGsc 3 b, by % John
4: Merritt, Simon Ulery and r. +. Carey
Harris l. Ceddipgton. II Of Geo. M Funk's
ssssaghs sews and I'll @ :. Sc g Ri: S A4~ '4'A''
,5tk Beach Bray, q Of Mstea!f's ~ cwt. average
Eo!s Mat stee1s ad sod ad It 1&ss e s 2 D. n,,.oo,
es,iatss y q g. are selling on their own &C
6,g!e q Co. bought Il Buda1o 266 head-89 IIi
rois tteeft, averaging 6A cwt., sold at 8k2; ii
DO, averaging s cwt, at 613c: 30 do, averaging
| g.. cwt., at Ike y u.
THE hog MARKET.
| Receipts this week, q, ,951.
Quotation, $3M@4, rs q cwt-. live weight, fo1
corn fed HoEr, and Is aa03 6sk for dIstlilery fed
are the que tations given by Henry D. G.aut, 81
pe1fntereent ct the market. who reports ths mar
kef for good liogs yesterday and today quite fair
most of the time last week. and the market de
| cliped upon all grades, 1t IS Glow today upo.
tca1awsgf, which will not sell at over &C. pound
The Kind moet wanted Is huch as will make tn
| Fort lard.
Shippers need have no fear Of over1oadfn. pens
/ with the snt1clpa; ed heavy ehipments this autum
aud winter, since with the late enlargement 90 %
or g, 90 hogs week can be handled. The pen
| will hold ], 200 at one time.
Geo. v: Dorman gives the following as thep:ic
Of Hogs this week:
Lire Weight. Dead Weigh
Firstquality corn-fed large
/ flze. ...--..-...........4 G44 @51
Second qnality corE-fed ~-34G4 1905
l Nnu r3v
, 1862-10-10

All young men who feel an interest In the
coming eli ltction in sustaining the Prestdent's
emancipation proclamation, and In the preser-
vaion Of the Union, sre requested to meet 1t
Warmers hall, on Saturday evening, Sept II,
fer the purpose Of organizing Young Mans
Working Club for the campaign. Let every
wsrd In TIE city be represented.
, 1862-10-10

Tetroft Grain MArket--Oct g..
Received, ,6s4 bu wheat. Market firm, with
esles Of No. white at 81 IL, and {1.oa for No. 2
Rcd
, 1862-10-10

HO89-The receipts to-d1y ware hTge, fooetng
ND eone 214. Under coed inquiry. both BY
psehxs md EpeealAtoss. the market Ealed active
II m adyspte Il about TIC On Last week'e closing
prIcee. About 9uG changed hands 1t range OF
N NH3 4o-xho bulk Of the transactions being At
IN fDiYN We give few Of the leading R1laA:
, 1862-10-10

The receipts Of produce to-day were light-em-
traci1g on1y 4,t29 brls flour, 50.6l7 bu wheat,
s96a9 bu corn. Jig bu oats, 94 bu rye. and Ss52
bu barley.
The receipts Of wheat on the corresponding date
ef 1851 were 1888 s29 Misunderstanding falling off
of upwards Of 50, GEO buehels.
The leading markets to-day were again excited
IN consequence of a further advance in gold the
quotation Of the first board in New York being
125k.
The offerings Of Flour were unusually light and
the demand actiye-pEices closing Ee11Cc higher
nore particularly OF high grAdes Of spring and
winter. About 8, so brl1 changed hands at $s.12h
G65O f.r red to choice white winter extras, and
4SG5.30 for good to very choice spring extras
The wheat market opened buoyant and excited,
with an active speculative and shipping demand
prices closing 2G3c higher on both winter and
spring grades. Abous 10000 bushels changed
hands at f.1G3 for No. Red; 9S1S 1S99219c for No J
Red; 9e192Kc for Rejected Red SIC fos Amber
Iowa; 9sG9Gc for No Spring sGQJSSc for No 2
Sp1ing; aid 75G27Tc for Rejected Spring-the ma1-
ket closing firm at the outside quotations.
Com was in very active request, and prices al-
va1ced 19lkc per bushel-~with sales Of upwards
OF TO- eco buehels at 34G5 for Mixed aaoat; $50
3sxc for Yellow Com in store; 33H9aaXc for
Corn in etore-the market clos1sg at the extreme
quotations..
Oats advanced s&G51e per bushe1-with sales Of
% COO bushels at 35135Kc for No in store Rye
advanced 199c per bushel-No selling at 430 s4c,
Barley was quiet. Highwines were dull at 30c.
| Timothy Seed was firm at 81 5O01. Is.
| There was good demand for Mess Pork and The
market was firm, with sales Of abe Mt 4C0 btls at
t1u0o for city, and $9 50 for country. Lard Il
rca1ce and in demard at 81zG5s3.c. Tallow is il
demand at 9Al9Hc.
Salt continues firm, and NC note GALES Of G. A.
at q Is to arrive and e. 259e IS On spot. Bar
| rel Salt is held at $325.
Freigbte dull and dnnchanged-with engagement.
at Sc for cats ard &c for corr, to Buffalo, &c for ~
to Collingwood; and15c for wheat to Oswego.
Milwaukee Wheat Market-Oct. 8.
Recesycd, IT'S bu, against oil bu in 1861
Wheat was firm, with sales Of No. at 93D9ic
and No. 2at 67@sSc. Freighte, 9Ac for wheat tt
| Buffalo,
, 1862-10-10

0olesAss Chicago Battery In the Late
@aH4les
Capt c. ?. Bradley yesterday received tho
following dispatch from Capt Bolton, of Boil
ton'n Chicago Battery:
"BohrvAH. Tenn, Oct. q, 1s6l.
awe have Just returned from the battle field On
.he Ha1eh.e. MsjoE General Hu1lbut whipped
Price on the 9th. Our company WAS in the dzht
ali day, We loet Adam Ff2nk, Tanner sd Nc
Gui1e. The boys fought nohlI:
"WN. Il. BOLTON"
, 1862-10-10

What ia done, should be done Immediately.
MIS-. j. D.. C.

r. The Board Of Trade War Committee
viii meet at the Mercantile Association
Rooms, corner OF Lake and State streets. this
Friday evening 81 ~ o'clock, to adopt propsr
means to look after the wants OF the families
OF soldiers in Cook county, who have enlisted
in the Board of Trade regiments and bat
teries under the rlceLt call by the govern
mcnt for GOO, goo men. Tbs Committce Of
twenty three, selected to solicit subscriptions,
are respectfully invite d to attend.
JonS L. HANCOCK,
Chairman War Committee.
, 1862-10-10

j..
@1- @@.z@s-1-ee.--e@@ -2--@@z@--@@
Youn, Men RalJv.
All Young men Who feel m interest In the
coming election in sustaining the Prestdent's
emancipation proclamation, and In the preser-
vafon Of the Union, sre requested to meot 1t
Warmers hall, on Saturday evening, Sept. II,
fer the purpose Of organizing Young MEMS
working Club Tor the campaign. Let every
wsfd In tie city be represented.
r.,.,u Mn--s.
Zen Tr1e- conm.nd.r - ~ ,,.,,aa ,,s.
ortra NJ ramn nonu1., ana pro1o.t Ma-,h,,
Enceh. have iesued The so1lox5nr docnments.
HEADQUARTERS CAur no1ra1.a.,
CHICAGO, October l, 1854.
.;oncI" H. @nss1'1s' f1es1aens oos1a Fonce eo"mls-
s1a: I deeire that you will direct YOUR police
to a1rett any persons connected with the miilt.rJ
found intoxicated. fiotous or disordeslv. IL the
st.eets of Chicago, and to conhne them until re-
there men to be treated c1sctIy a. citizan3 won1a
be when arrested BY the police for similar oaeus-
hit he citv suth1tties reeesye he s1nv afton
or The eommutstion IN cash, provided they are fed
- DAN1E1 TY1Ea. Biz, Gen. com,d,x.
--
Carr DoroLAea October q. isss'
=: +. bRAp1kf. sup't. Polaea' Chicago : In &C.
ttr N,1l iesne5 hr BrirsiiIer cenefaI Tv,er eom.
mansant of this post, you will cause to be artest
IN the eitY nssses ftom ths,r
srecttye headquarters; also, au soldiers who are |
fuJnths by ne to asstse IL maine IT, al4,s3s 1s
and bringing to camp soldiers after they are ar
1ee'eo 1nu < sEEss ESn1su p,ovos+ ,t.-sbo,
In accordance With the above snnerintend- |
ant Bradley commenced making arrests last
evening, and will make the matter a. Bveep-
ing end general as the small force at his COM
maud will admit Of
dock, OF the Third Board Of Trade regiment,
an old reeident, and for the past nine years
County Clerk at Karkakee, WAS presented
with q splendid sword yesterday, by his
friends, through J. Ii. Perry, Esq, Of the
ahove c;tr Mr. p accomn,n,cd tho nresento-
.'". no'~ 49, 49, 1901. .ne p
Co1 psddncL rasnnnd. 4 handson,e1r In rho
oor,,aa ~ ~. -a,,'a-e,s - -afa-,aa =, ~, 49,
.o1;.;s.1 .a.a.,..,o.s. 4,..t ha 1as =, F,Ss
rea.s F 49,, na-,ao.st, th.t h. ~ .naaos.
81 H. nor,1.s T., hia ,,o,,t;c.1 r,-oo~ hnt a.
+ c1are1 that he nnw summarized Mr. 1fnnn1n in
hid e,,,no;na+;on ,,rnc1am.t;on u,;thort A..
n1ess or even mental reservation, That he
now did and here.ftor xnn1a snn,ort ".
aau;,;atrot;or IN nvprv at ~ +hir,- :, sho,,,1
~ - br;no .ho7t enooa,r ~ sn,oassc,1
t.rr,,,.t;o5 ~ th;s aocr.saa and -,nnet.-,,
-ol11,,. u,. ,.. .1..-.-
received with universal shouts Of applause.
! TT. ~
| srgued that it vas the duty Of the people and
tie press to sustain the government in every
thing it should or could do, if in accordance
With the rules and laws of civilized warfare,
! to arrest and oyeroower a9y and all eue-
| mis- If our country. its constitution and th.
critics.
This brought him to point where he could
| pn% %ra11 holy, po%io7ro +ho a,---o .F !, 1or}o;-
, 1862-10-10

Montreal MaFket..-Oct. Z,
Wheat quiet, with sales Of Upper Canada spring
at 9tG1a5c a1oat. Flour quiet at $l.30G4.40 for
M. huperdna.
, 1862-10-10

~ Tho asua1 rhetorical exercises a. the
High School will take piace this afternoon.
continuing from to 81 o'clock.
, 1862-10-10

Ocean FYeights 2t Montreal.
On Saturday last, 1vs per quarter was paid at
Msntreal fur wheat to Liverpool.
, 1862-10-10

EGGsf17c per dozen for fresh.
POTATOE2@Neehannock in fair demand At
454l5Oc-
Eexp n
, 1862-10-10

A REMARKABLE LADY.-Miss Tennessee Claf
lin, the C1airVoyart and Magnetic Doctress,
is etln stopping 1T No. 10 Harrison street, be-
tween Wabash and Michigan avenues. where ahe
will read the past. present, and future. and per-
form miraculous curen upon the sick. She will
ankwer al letters ard forward medicine when de-
eired, to Ill parts Of the country, oct96t
Go 10 TIE v.RY BEsrGo 10 Sloan's CONNER
cial College and eecure sound, practiea! educa-
tion. This College is the Oldest, noxt eS :ensye,
and most popular In the West. 1woct4
Go 10 THE BEsT-3o to BRTANr i STnAr-
ToN'e CHICAGO COMMERCIAL. CoLLK1F F, to get =
thorough hu4inees education
~ Cook 4 NcLa1n steam DyeFs and Sco1reEN ss
Dearborn and 10 g. C1ask aeteesa, clean and dya
iadies and gent1emens clothes In the bsst and cheap
est manneE. TIE Oldest eet2bahed houso In the dU.
, 1862-10-10
MEW T0RA ca FAKE 0AUA&Xs
For the.week K1AlnE Tuesday, Oc$s-
ber Z, 1182s
[Abeidged from the n. 7. Tkibuae.1
BKEF CATTLk.

Nuneesreporsd sbftAia market 1t Forty fourth
he prices today arc quoted ~ follows:
Ftr.t quality. s@sx Ordinary ..-..... sosx
Medium ......... 7e47Ht
sone FOOD extra beeves may be quoted s* *.
ms RenexA ayaraBo Of tho 1a21&ee q TIC.
The I6oet Of the aa1e8 range hu0 &c To- &c.
Frtcea pef bead ard pE pound, Of different
wetehss, viii be found In accounts of aales of sun
fotsi nomtee o1 beevas received In III city thia
week 6,1s&
RxKvI8 E1oN DL11Kx1&T efAxAs
An. Ausstoa Co., propsistoFs ol ths Wsaa-
fuFtoo Drove Yards, Forty AuuftA .teast, report
the usttle in market ttom hefolowinG 4eatas:
N+v Yoxk.......... 910l Kentaeky-.-....... g
Ohio .......... NJ Michigan ....--.... ~
isdisns ,,..,......- 4bi Missouri .......... 1aa
Illinois i3.... LTD
THR c1os1 or fHH MAR&Ef.
T.uEspAy, Od 1.-THE morning Is Inc. the
etock esle EMAIL arrivals lAst night not enough
tn a{5ect the market, bFu1aFH who have remn4ut =
ct dtosee holding them Afzaty- and all the stock
VIII be eold early IN the 6ay without anl dec tne
npon he opx1ine. rates. 70 thst he market q
rtsljy better thaa Iaet week. ffoa beginning "a
ED, though tbs loNest grade of stock viii moi
range my hiEher. and IN some instances o. m
, 1862-10-10
Special Military Notice.


All officers Of the 9Th and seth regiments, and
a1eo all thoee officers OF the 65th who have drawn
pay and forgotten to call and leave me my share,
are esre cialy notified that accept 'tgreen backs
at par, and expect to have use for all they owe me-
~ S1me names would not look we'll IN print.
E. r. Bowen,
Dealer In Military Goods and Gloves,
No. 20 Clark street, over U. S. Express,
, 1862-10-10
@enfraI N0ttf<B.

DIANIST-Miss Megginson has
Il rsts1.sta - Cntesko to seGa9e u TeecatsE
1nate, "a da.sFes heme tn 1.Miy yaaTe e -
sSS - tsnxht ia Gen Ho1ts fsattJ, md co0s. align
II rteomms1de1- HRfer to u. @nl!F 01 tsn. SUE
ass: ass LxsI1seeNn VA Qs4yfS&M
, 1862-10-10

n BARGAIN.-I will eell = Lot
II ssYtM fssk, il toes 2aey: oa Csuaes avs1a.i
srs.S sa9 tAe hanaee Ut Ne md OF t10 yaa1A Appt9
70 Bii.L NORTOM.B s. 6oata CaaRk s3sek. ~ ssA34tA
pc9yT7e&
, 1862-10-10
at1uSc11IfntB.

McVICKEE'S THEATRE,
WI Mattson street. bets cen State aud Dearborn.
Doors open at O'Clock: performances commences ~.
FRIDAY. Get. 10th, BENEFIT and LAST night but
ont Of the popular Comedian
MIR. CHI
Who will srpear IN three Of rls hest charactera.
T0ODkEs, HOSE A.TD JUPITER.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES.
The Pc formance will commence with the Comic
D.hnlAef
TO q % T. e 8.
ToctIes .... ..- So. =. .--.Mr. Chan1Fhu.
II conn enee with tie ext:ar1Sarza, id'sz time In
Chtcaso}+ entitled
NEW YORK IS 1T IS.
Ncee .. Mr. ClAnfrau,
TO conclude = It'll tLs srcat Military DRAMA u
BULL R o n.
Jupiter Contraband ..........---...M .Mr- chanftau
During the Drama the following Tablcax:
Uuroh TKo0rs on LoNG BRIEdE-
MuknKH Up Col ELLawoEru
Sacking IT FAtrn.x Court House.
nKATu or TRH FEMALE t1DEL SIT.
BATTLE OF Bull Run.
, 1862-10-10

UNDERWOOD 4 CO 18T
L eszaA Waesx strest. osfx G'F sale r.eoo ssefs
nvsspsa 6. I. asit, - faa4
tn sses Ia satt n.r,hsse1z Atso 70 szztye Tszke l.
laaa nAd Chatx 9Alt IN EHa1tA- &0V4%N
, 1862-10-10

CoRhEcT1oS.-The name Of the Captain Of
the 96th Illinois regiment il james Il. Clark,
aid the 1st Lieuteuantais David James.
, 1862-10-10

In tAae ctr, Oct ~. of CosssApEtoa. WILLIAM
TtECBEI1, sKtd a ye1f4.
~ NeF YoaS 1AA 0hto Papsk1 please copy.
, 1862-10-10

CHICAGO AS 4 MEAT PACKING CENTRE
Tie decided advantage Of Chicago IS meat
packing centre is bling daily demonstrated.
Intelligent, judicious buslness men under
etaId this fact and act upon It, As a conse-
ounce, We are frequently called upon to
ch1onicle the advent among us Of 4 class of
men vino cannot but prove advantageous to
1hr growth md prosperity OF our city. In
our advertising columns will be found the card
OF Mtsars. Du11eld & Hilton, who have been
fer many years honored merchants in Louis-
vile, Ky. They are no strangers to our busi-
ntes men. They bring with them honesty,
capacity and abundant means, and viii imme.
diately enter upon the business Of maat pack
ing. Mr. Duf6eld Is man Of large practical
experience, and il the originator Of the cele-
b'ated "Dufie1d Ham," 20 well known
among provision men. He commenced curing
them In Cincinnati in 1637-twenty i've Year,
sgo-snd has Continued to supply the market
ever since. They are u old, zeu known
and appreciated brand ~ any ofher in The
country. Mr.. Dufaeld hAs bsea largely cn.
Gagged In, and Ia familiar with, the p<epaxassos
Of meats ior the Eaglish market, and hi,
brsnds ata fayoratly known in that market
His beefbsaads sse also well known. and vii
compare avant~geops1, with any 9th
ef cffsred to The public. Ns. Hi
ion has teen for some yean q
Esged in the bsskipg bps'neA =
Louisville, ana has achieved "a honorable res
nt2tson in monetary circles. We bsspsek fe
these gentlemen that consideration In on
business circ1ts which We think they a,
, 1862-10-10
Nj A R R / r d.

X0 u 3RN
In this city At St Ansases Pszso.a3e, @ Tns1sdsy
b. the Kew, T. r. Tuttl4, Mr. 8AMUkL HAAk& ana
Mia HEIkh ". 1SBElL. o& R1AtHa- y
, 1862-10-10

w AETED.-$3, ,000-A yanng
W man; for m>py yea5s i resident Of Catcaso.
having r. 1 in cash, wouil like TO take m lAtoe In
eome coed business already est tsh1isnea this ctr.
Refer ences exchanged Address Post Office Box soo-
, 1862-10-10

EDwARD Ds PRESBYTERIAN CnCRcu.-Tafs
evening the ladies Of t2is church hold 3 social
reunion, for the purpose Of detrsying the ex-
peuses OF furnishing the building just finished.
The admission is only ten cents, and refresh-
xncuts will be eold by the ladies in atten-
dance.
This church has been recently enlarged, and
Is 1ow ccmmodious and neat, aud In every
respect fitted to meet the requirements Of the
community anong which it is situated. Rev.
15r, Brooks, the pastor, has labored most
faithfully in tie wolk laid out for him-and
to him is entirely due the success Of the en-
fcrprise. We trust there will be q full atten
dance at the re-uuion this evening, at tht
church, corner Of Halstsd and Harrison
streets.
, 1862-10-10
NG ff1lt.

ITO KENT-Ihrcc Stores III t;
= building on t: c st nthwss st curner of Tels s.
corner ot West IaSc anI iia,sxd streets' Vii III re-
Al the above loE to good past.rs~ vxr, -n-ta'ne,
Flour and ~Tnyis:ars. Furritu.c ClOthIn-s =toI4
AArr;y to WILLIAMS i IIi,EtHTELI.G. 2l0x suu
Water street. adjoiLing Ncl1s street uriLye-
fetAv5
, 1862-10-10

GAIT UNC0LAe, UCt0ber 3, 1859.
G. P. BRADLEY. 6up't. Pollca, Chicago: = In ac-
coruance with general order No. =, dated Septem-
maudant Of this post. you will cause to be arrest-
ed and confined in the city prison all soldiers that
are foh nd in the city vii ho1t passes from their
drunk snd dlsorderly. 4 sufficient guard will be
furnished by me to assfet in making the arrests
and bringing to camp eoltlfere after they are ar
rested Respectfully yours,
u1HAx 4. ENocH, Provost Marshal.
In accordance With the above, superintend.
ant Bradley commenced making arrests last
evening, and will make the matter as sweep
ing end general as the small force at his com,
maud ELL admit 0f
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NOTICE.

u re wright, Nation, Brothers 4 Co., Sarah Bruce,
EDuvall, kAlshier 4 Co., kmma Wiliians Rxs-
cutrix Of the estate Of Geo. =. Williams, deceased,
Abbott, Johns and Co.. Hugh Cook, state Of Iowa
for the M Of the Gcho0l Fund "A II Merrlck. Cum.
nina, Seaman . Co., Alexander Wrpy 4 Co., lana
Bros. % !, Hannah zlndie md william Lohnner,
Executoss ofthe estatA d Lools MAIDS. 6eooaoed
Geo G ADdssson. Bpswu, Goddin 4 Co., JoAp y
II Carson, Ban Johnson, HAwkisa Teylos, y Ma
goun, n Pyls, Hsansr Oaftis, J Casth eco n
1arbsr John McDou9ai.J Atlsa. snA jese~ Rad-
dick: 33
You and sash 81 you are nsreby notified tbs. there
h de In the oce 81 lhe CLERK Of tbs District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, petition Of
John 6Tuce, claiming Of you, the said Wrigh ths
Aum OF Six Thousand Dollars ~ fhonsy due on elk
ptcmissory noiee asd also claiming Of al OF you The
fessclosuR Ofa NOrssee given upon the east bali of
~ south west quarter u Section Town
ship 6ixty-six north. snd Raugs wss, IN Lseeeauy,
81 praying for sale Of Ne uadvdsd hAif Of the
aid real estate for the pay " sid deb
80 undivided half having been reiisyed
Ard uneas you appear thereto and defend on
al before OF the second day " the next sYm or
aaid Courtte ~ Keokuk On the nrst Monday
Df February, a. D., l6sa, judgment and decrse will
- rsadered ssainsl yeu thegeoA " dsu for The
cAimed interest snA eoats, sud hs said resi- sstAe
Will hs sold 6of - pAymsn4 ~ ~ samss sAd I'll Of
v>ur nsesss y IRA y IL sid real sslAte viii be cut
"a ana forever bArrsd and losseiossA.
gro. W. McCRARY,
Asels-dAw ATTY lss PiAiasiA
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New York, Dec. l8.

A special from Nashville, yesterday,
gives dispatch from Charleston. dated
the l4th, which says the enomy's gun
boats remaining in Stone river, few
miles below the city. opened FIRE on our
pickets on James Island.
General Evans, commanding rebels at
Kingston, N. G., telegraphs TO Richmond
on use l4th, that Gen'l Foster attacked
Kingston yesterday with Is, 900 men and
ninc gunboats. After fight of ten hours
dove the federais hack TO their gunboats.
Fosters army is still in Evans front.
N. Y. Hcrald's Washington dispatch
says Col Kerrigan, Nj. c., was arrested
yesterday evening, for openly denouncing
Lincoln as traitor
A steamer from Bermuda reports seeing
several vessels there loaded with arms
and ammunition. The steamer Connubia,
painted lead color, had sailed aud run the
blockade.
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:
CnkssA states Lacensss.

Public notice 10 hereby given. that tAe COLI
lection iiss and Excise Taxes for the County OF Ice
In the hrst collection district the year
heptenber LIST, 1S6a. has been returned by The u s.
Assessor.
Payment II hereby demanded fsrihwih a. persons
named therein Of The sHcnni "a arAllAl th.ii namss
respectively by the United States Collector of ernai
Revenue, Of the nrxt district Iowa al his once In The
COURT HoUsk .. PORT MADISON. All payneuts
must be made brte-e 's~ aNh dsJ ofDecembsr ezt.
and all persons who ehal neglect to nay tAe Liesn 80
and other Tss~. sssessse Agsiass then wishh ~
time specnsd shall b iiahae u pay TEN per cent ID
cstionsl upon III amount thsrvof.
No collection wIl Be made sisewhere than nj the
Office Of The C"ss~etor. without the sa.tons al TIN PER
eenian Sesnr rp.he - the Law provides.
No other currency than TREASURY MOTHS viii
BE received
Sssstss - Aresss Ler says, That II any person OF
Rersons Ahal exercise carr, ON any irsds Or bssi-
nes for which nosnss is required Ly this art WITH
ont taking out such iic~nse he, She az tsy shall fer
every snch oessce. respectively, forfeit . penalty
equal 70 three tss the Of The duty or sum o,
money Imposed for such licenses.
&c. WALKER
Collector Hirss Mstriet.
Fort Madison, lows, nov. 2sth, iaaR.-difwa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
New York, Dec. is.

New York, Dec. Is.
The steamer Catawba from New Or
leans 10th inst, arrived to-day. Among
her passengers are Hon. b. F. Flanders
and Hon. NJ. Hahn, Members of Congress
from Louisiana.
Gen'l Butler finding the fund raised
for the poor exhausted, has levied An as
sessment amounting to $4,000 on the
cotton brokers who advised planters not
to send produce in order to induce for
eign Intervention.
Col. French, Provost Marshal General,
has issued an order that all persons arriy.
ing at New Orleans be required to take
the oath of allegiance before landing
The rebels on the opposite side Of tho
lake were conscripting, and out of Is who
crossed on passes l6 we're seized and put
into the rebel army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
New York, Oct. Fl, 1862.


Cot. 9. &. ho'thics. 9Th Lo,oa Inyantrv
Ny DEAR COLONEL In sending to
me the report of the brilliant conduct Of
the 9th Iowa At Iuka, Sept. 10th, 1869.
you have given me very great pleasure. A
we'll IS paid me ! compliment. When /
read the newspaper accounts Of the bat
tie in the vicinity Of Corinth, though still
sick. my heart thrilled with pride aud
satisfaction At the splendid conduct Of the
regiments composing my old Division,
especially that Of the 9th Iowa and 26th
Missouri. 10 show you how we'll UNDER
stood il Is, "the 9th Iowa" has become
a household word with us; and my
youngest boy, prattler Of four years Of
age, when asked wha, company he belongs
to, says land be breakfasts in his haver
sack, Company A 9th Iowa, papa's pet
regiment" l am under orders for wash
ington, and though may not again have
the honor to number the 9Th Iowa among
those under my command, / shall always
point to It's conduct rs On evidence Of the
character Of the troops from that State,
and how kindly they responded to confer
honor upon those who have diligently en-.
deavored TO look after their welfare, dis
ciplins and instruction, which | honestly
think ! may claim ashare in having done.
! shall watch their future career with she
same interest l have watched over them
when part Of my command. With my
compliments and kind remembrance to
all, believe me,
Very truly your friend,
SCHUYLER HAMILTON,
Major Gen. Vols, U. s. A.