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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. Is.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.,. Oct. 10.
Dear Gate: The numerous friends O
Colonel David Moore, and Of the gallan,
2lst regiment Of Missouri volunteer In.
fantry, will no doubt be glad to hear o.
the health and whereabouts of our friends
For some months they have been in camp
near Memphis, Tenn, Colonel Moore act.
ing as Brigsdier General for some nine
months past. Thus the more Immediate
duties connected with the regiment del
volve upon Col. A. M. woodward, who,
with Major Edwin Moore. formerly Of the
18th regiment Illinois volunteer infantry
comprise the staff. The regiment now
numbers 638 men, rank and file. Their
health is generally good, The men present.
ing fne soldier-lite appearance, promi-
sing to still sustain in the field their rep.
utation for daring valor. The personal
influence of Col. Moore with the men un.
der his control is remarkable. Strict dis.
cipline, combined with able adulinistra.
tive abilities, and thorough sympathy
with his men in camp, on the march. OF
on the field of battle. eminensly fit him
for command. Added to this, the high
ground taken by the Colonel and the
whole regiment, Of answering devotion
to the Union cause and Government
without an If or bat in their creed, i.
worthy OF commentator and Of imitation
by all here, or at home.
Amongst the familiar faces / recognize
your townsmen, Captain Presseli. and the
sutler Rufus Wilsey; also,. Sergeant
Aaron w. Harlan. who, let me say, is
second to no one in ardent attachment "a
our cause, having served his country with
great earnestness and fidelity.
Amongst the notable things here fnd
in Court Square bust Of that pure pa
trio,, General Andrew Jackson. 1t sur.
moants pedestal Of marble Of rather
unpretending dimensions, and amongst
the inscriptions / note this: "The Fede.
raj Union must be preserved The ris
itor will perceive that the word Federal
has been msrred, not erased, bat imper.
fectly chiseled out BY some impious hand
moved with traitors hate. Curiosity
prompted me to ascertain who it was tina,
coveted this bad immortality. The i'm.
pious deed was done BY Col. Brant, o,
the rebel army, formerly citizen OF St
Louis. May all good men disown the
traitor. Truly yours, B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to take
BY the hand, yesterday, our townsman, D,
W. kilbourne, Esq, who is direct from
New York city. He reports that the re.
cent Union victoriesin the Western States
were received with great Joy in the En-.
pire city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

r@> Do not fail to look on the second
and third pages of our paper for interest
ing miscellaneous reading matter. Al
ways look on those pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
New 1opertisfmfnts.

EOR SALE,
fhc etock Of small drug store on good business
location IN this city. The propretors going INTO
anotnef business. Apply soen at the ID house below
Second stress Exchange, north eide. east Of the
Ds0tDg nonse. Terms cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

E The Cincinnati Gazette says re-
turns. official and reported, from eighty.
five counties give Brough 61 ,483 major
ity--s gain Of 66,037, with three coun
ties yet to hear from. Three cheers 70,
the "Buckeye" STATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

New GROCERY SToRE-Messrs. Roche
d. Bisbee have opened a Grocery and Feed
Store IN the new store room on the corner
of Fifth and Main streets. Mr.. B. il
we'll known as an accommodating and
careful dealer, and his word can be relied
on in all business transactions. We trust
that this new firm will receive liberal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Communicative are in circula-
tion greenbacks of the one e-dollar denomi.
tion altered to tens. The work il not
badly dose but az the pleasant counte-
nance Of Mr.. Chass Is not changed for
that a. President Lincoln, persons accus-
toned 70 handle moasy afe not hlely %
b dsesivsd By it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07
UNITED STATES.

E&HiBIIiNG the entire Continent IL North
~ America, compiled from the very latest
aud most authentic sources. embodyin9 the re-
salts O the late coast survey, and also the Pa
cihc Railroad surveys Showing every county
ID the United States, the latest division AZ he
Territories, railroads, and like features Of inter
es'. Splendidy embclishel bv thirty Steel
Portraits Of The ciyiland military officers ofthc
government, highest IN rank,
Also, accompanied by SLAVERY Mar, an
AGRICULTURAL Mar, q PHYSICAL Nara Crx-
svs TABLE TINE DIAL, aud Mar or rnE
WORLD on Mercators projection.
AN % maeuifceu, sheet six fee, sanare.~-
sold exclusively BY subscription, and alta innrh
las price than any SINH ar work. These w,sh
jue a copy 81 the best Hlp II tie United States
efer pab.sae5csn Dc 50 BY applying to
JASPER VIAL. Agent
For the North Shire Of Bennington County.--5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07
STATIONERY.
Wrapping E'oper.

We have nos in store Forts different kinds,
WEE rua qualities ai.0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07
E'ScpcF Flags.

Twenty sizes and kinds. These orc ycry
extensively used By Gfocers, Druggists, ana
uthcrg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.

LEDGERs Cap. DENY and Medium.
JOURNALS. +" "
CASH BOOKS" -
BIN Books, Receipt Books, Alphabcis Draw
Jug Books Tuck AenomBdum@ Copying Books.
Memorandum. Books, Composition Books pass
looks line rooks
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

Liverpool there were shipped 500 bbs -four at L. ID
rs 900 bushels grain at I'd Cd 200 boxes cheese,
by steamer, at 4os To London $500 bbls. four ~
at sos. 4os. 10 Bremen 80 bbls. -four q 3s
bale.
HpEs.-There IA ,2l1 hides received and 50 100
hides sod during The week, prices closing steady Inc
stock on hand OF OK and hides ass 900 time
last year sso @ 700 year SsS5e Szscoo and 100 bales.
sole there has prevailed fair moderate demand ough-
out the week and sales about eQuang receipts have
been elected Prices are without change most Of tho
leather sold this week having been wl,hn the range OF
the above QUOTATIONS. Al which the market closes hrm
The demand has been about equally divided between
Eastern ana Western buyers, number OF whom from
eacn section have been In the swamp buying quite freely
from Inc taHnerses the receipts have been somewhat
larger than for some time past fully absorbod by
ne saes leaving the stocks very little altered For OAK
sole there 10 fair donand full rates. but the stok
and receipts continuing very light transactions are
limited for upper Ia the rough there Is very mode
rass cal prices, however, are noinnay firm. $50.
turpentine 81 So a s. per gallon.
fkoyloss-Pork was less active, with sales OF 100
Dds ~ sl3 rs s3 so for siI SO $11 10 FOR
Old mess, and $40 SO $40 81 for prime. Beet con.
tnuef quiet Win sales Of 150 bbs at 80 rs sl3 70 for
rr'ma and Sl3 20 sl5 for mess. in very
moderate reiLest with sales of 500 packages at
lu6c VI cut meats l25 packages charged hands at 44c
5c ior an uidors. aud SIC oAc Tor hams Bacon
Continued inactive at &c. Butter and cheese were
hshty dealt IN at previous prices.
sEks We're quiet and prices depressed
SHiHS-For goa: the inquiry from local and Philadcl-
pha manufacturers Is fair but sales continue restricted,
owing to the extreme views og most holders We note
sales q II 900 lampico and SIatamcros 200 226 lbs.
average, and 10000 do ,l30 lbs. private
terms For deer iherehas been fair demand most
Of the recent arrivals have been cleared out OF tho market
at prcvvus quotati ms.
TALLOw.-saes made Of 90 900 lbs. at 1C%c.
1910,
WHrsxEy.sales trnnspred OF 400 bbs. at 4sc
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Port Of Now York, Auguss 10. 1863.


Steamship Thos Scott. OBrirn from New Orleans
rived Saturday. reports:-Snnay, August at6 NJ dis
charged Bar PHO, aud tei loh midnight passed
ship 'ahawta hound west. also saw seamship three
mas,ed amt aft rigs experienced resh eastery breeze
more r, s. Jsso Dc cas" days out for New yors. n
lat 35 90 N, Ion u 81 w latter part OF passage variable
House ats N took on board New York Pilot from boat
No ~, the James Waterbury,.
Bark Rosa rus) Hubner Swansea, Z, days. with coal
Bark PhIe Augu-,e rr) Fresnci 81 Peter, NF % days.
with hsh, TO krng h Godiiio.
s.hr Triumph tBr Burton, Windsor Ms. u days. with
schr Haia Orb Bartare. 9, John. NB, IL days with
scir Emma l3r) Maguire y, stephen. NB "a days. with
ssIr Bremen, French. Bangor. 8 days
bchr Coral. Kent, Bangor. days
schr Harmony. siseie, Calais. IL days.
sehr sehr Ligure Robins c;. Calais. z DAYS
schr Floreo, Hale, Ellsworth. dayG
shr ssLsr w"bSsr ~a,s,o Por,ans anys aAS'
schr hayward. Barrier. Portland. days
Schr Granhe State, Haiictt, Boston. dAya
schr Marie Tarbon, Boston, DAYS.
sc schr s,,aa cashing y; Crosby. Bss,9en sa9,a,s
schr y W Ponder. Smith. Taunton.
Scbr Chief. Hart, Fall River for Elkabethport.
ss Ens r.. ss ss for nsr Even
scar Miranda, Jones, New Haven.
schr Watson Lane New Haven for Port Rwen
sehI Mat.nzas wsas pr..seport FOR PhItaaelphia.
sr gf ss a.ns" ss".Dn c 0r 70,
Steamer westcnes,er. Baker. rrovideuce.
tAuEi,
1sth-steamcrs illinois Rescue saivor shps Antarctic
a Alien Edward. Ooetke John Fyfe Adamo Casco Actor
Amen.ss Eass Tahiti sris, AZ hse GSrn.a a. e,sr..a.
J Ward. A Mussepden. ana others.
Wind at sunset Esk, with rain.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
~ ate men

tssAhtemSn.
BARK Mkwood. rulen. u NIB. was spoken July H. with
n! bgl, ~ :'sil .old. %. no.,.,
scar o.ar. and from Ma sau for SYork Aug 10, sE
Foreign Ports.
Aux cHEs, July ls-Arr chr Clara Holmes Cook New
Jlos,l, July aAIr Br brigs Laura, Lanshorn KYors,
JasssIs June zg.Arr .chr Freeman Na.her.on Boston;
July Br srig II Moason. sloan do i2sh Br Forest
Kisasros' ia July liAn bars S, MARY. Bryant, rhia-
a.eo 5esa is sess IA .aa ' =. 81 M Ba XIV sa % Bar,
Jane. Welsh. g...s syork tand sd 80 ior Hondafal;
s. sn o. ssss sas sgss. s.s Mcleod fh.dsa
caa: sS.rs sd Ea pr sr,f Atom Wood ss.ioa
arr rom Niors Ist, Kate Tiashnsi "a, Howard ana
S.as sns oss Sl.; kas M an 11s yd sss
Rs h. ksrt S vsipo ,. s eed aes as IA aS ns
clSshes eissaosf Vision Lazy hssd Ha%sr.,o. Ss
Gid NYo.s sih wsiJsa. iror. Deal CITY q brook
Americas porss.
BOSTON. Aug ~ AM-Arr bar. AIb n. IIosius New
ssi; or . ss,s .ed sr "a k.s ss.r
ssn s.s.. s rss M Y 5lsps% ss % s. s ss
sn1 saS s La ~ , s.. fGs,se n r .asy "a rn ss
''s, 'ssa,Lfiix1aR, Arr n,sn ship Roland w,ese O..
iss sasus ghra L1ey " Ai~randsr IBrj ra,y, NJ III.
% s.. si s 'if Ta, iss ss. ss i "a Ss' soi
SIN ORLEANS. Asss Sssrr.e,sal .A,g Robert
Ies Hath. Sew rOTk. Linut tusnningH Po~on COMET.
Morrison ana 0lensood Fared Philadelphia, schru "a
ssai- siAyhh,srs as Ssns Aneres Lppsr .aa AM
PHILADELPHIA, Aas is, AM-Arr schrs pratclsco KIN.
~. porandi Jas Moore. ksckerso4, and Yf eFnah.
BoSon Id oArks Laura kass. hGas poipt Psse Haffct
Steven, Cor'-it Care hsyn cru@oe tByI Iucc Niaft
Irr4k w, Wal. Haftnt0e. NAg2h EiT4b ruLAl
Kayp~r Niofki schr- y Mallory, Msros.b~f rorsa, e
saes Ts1s'E Esss, s,1 Fad. s n % Az ~ ks or
Mia rsssa BAKER s,ss conn. 40. segs,s. y,,s,
benoss hsnao'pb. EisisJ, Warren rshsr Ea.ATd.
lierspdra.
Lg6ks Dsi sug lsThere arc a. ihs Breas~aDr nissf
1fn6or. tsrk Ageta tor FeruAnbuc8.
bahn; shrs !. Bewlry fsum Dehvars for Niok hars
Il Gran Ter rcrstnOnh Zee, for htnfel Maj ~
Lsrns ssi wHson. for Eotsn, Cara Tor stwbu,gport,
e4iie charrc, for ssoen Onf bsrs aad ~hfs
SpOKTLtrD. AagIt-sr steamship Psrs.r,sqrr she,
,.oof NTurs. s<hr q willard. PNrson. ptlsr. rs IA
s.rt geo Bsni s~rors hssAnzAss ssysns s.1G.
~sAfEa avg it-arr brig ors.an aa.ns w.s. ma.
ssssvsr- SD scAs A Eds sS - ssapsrs Pl~lsSslpAA
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

-whcat was Irregular, prime beisg scarce, cominrd
ing pretty full rates, but ether kinds were heavy.
Gales were made Of e5,0 900 bushels AZ VI " VI 10
for amber western, 81 10 81 70 FOR red winter West
ern. sc = 81 10 for Mnwaukec cnb, si 20 = 81 25
for amber iowa and Wisconsin, and sec. and u 10 for
Chicago spring Corn was tending downward with sass
OF io1 go oushels including mixed Western, al 81 nc
0Tc Tor unsound DE csc for Aund, ana Toe 73c for
white and yellow do Oats heavy, al s2c. c1c for
poor 70 choicc Rye Inactive At SOC goc. Brloy
continued quiet of bsrsy malt IS oto bushels sold
al si ~ 81 b5.
Cooxs Inactive but quotcd steady, including Pic,
rrime at 2sssc.: god. Ne. 2sc fair. 28tsc 27c ;
ordinary, z5hc. 2ee fair 20 good cargoes 2oc 2fc
ale, Lasuayra, nc. 30e s.. rcsninso, ls.
Ccrros was 10 limited demand as 01e = CSC for mid
aIings, with sales of 900 baes.
nsnsrs wsss depscsss4. win zoo vsssss In port To
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

ing at 1900 and 1900. If it were as high here
peace would be q necessity, from the simple fact
that 30 Wholesale depreciation Of the currency
would amount to decree that the troops must
serve at nominal rate Of pay, which wouldA be
sure, sooner or later, to lead to mutinies and
general Dispersion of our armies.
The following table shows the course Of the stock
market for the mast week and month";
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
NtsreIln neOus.

DRowsxp srA-Capt Richard White OF the bark Ella
virginia drowned Tuesday engaged
hxrpooning porposc short distance from Cape Henry
lila wife dren board of tbe barb
Efforts him the ssa
but they Intellectual His wife and family returned
the Louisiana. the vessel hAving put
buck 70 Hampton Roads. Capt White well known In
thia city, where he much esteemed.
1hs fsllswing tabla gives szmnsryo Of o vssssh \ shs
harbsrp OF New York, Boston. Phaisphia. Batirnsrs
aad New Orleans a the Aiss account. NON each tness
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
S HiPPING NEW S.

Novsmen nes or &C On n Sfeamsrs.
Malls are forwarded by every the regular lines
The steamers FOR IRON Liverpool call at
cept the Canadian lne which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
WINES, LsatoH- SC.

OIL vt3Jis0TON sTHEgr sft--LsEsE liAsTI
OIL tss = ksn'esy Bpsrton whlsssy. sf 10 gbiesi
a. sst sIss ln yaNeLtss - snt ywrsh~-f. ~ Hkaz
M 40 q kfkkTLfs. 81 " AZ fessys ssi
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
SPORTING.

fgRAsCis BfrLER 20 srKCK sLlr sIAS ALL fHa
II ehote mrrfd. fpr sac ana stoss hatsfe ihfs4fhs
NanEr IRE and fas INtsrufUatYf o efnts a"F blii
HaaeT'' agw Wert, d. dogs boAfiss, usnea a. sesi
rr0R EAIt-a SMALL Tor og an EuoOTgRA
eNEey klsfdas of 81 lhs bosi nas,fs Nk IL go
: reas9nshe rrics. Fos panirumr Afere~ A. ~. 90
~ liefAA oAse.
IsOK FNLE-ALL THE CffnfEF BRg EDs OF uOge
iacaiing Ban tTerffeys. Va. iruaat busf Fpsls p1zs
Mswfoant&sd Docs. hiAsN 4DI INs fNla, tfs4 Naf
Tsffsy 80 ttos'its eFh. teAtts ass Tor <pf 10
fens four Haes &fr las Esrrs. btesr
sfsEsns Aitsr, Al ~ y &oshsFsA sf.ss ffst ~
t.aua aid gDH. uHAr.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
CITY COsrMERCIAL REPORT.

rAftHTAf, AuGusy Ib--b y, "
Asuns-saes were mace Of 10 bbis pots al oy.c 7c
aud small lots Of pearls a, &c. Stock 500 bbE
HKrApercsrs --Flour trne lower and In lees DO.
mand today The saies Included l., 600 bbs state aud
Western 80 southern AID 400 canadn, within cur
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
DENTISTRY.

. RTfFIcfAL BONE fiLLIs0s roR DEcAYED AND
~ ach Te~lh Old Toois bult shc j. Sored
II us fulnsss ant all Kinds of LARGE small tlsi
without and warranted the discosefsr a his
80 BpA4uay, near Seventeenth street over 1911 trAN
ne
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

nH TONERS yi9ALE PHYSICIAN kNp PEoYFs
~ s9t Ati~tefy .ssaas - a-se->s u faMsss -ish
fff - &A4 T. i8fsai4se
rs cnss 0bAiAe1 AZ - gHss. b. Lsg~tafi sFsst
hFasa~sy
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

4 GREAT DISCOVERY
"A AN AsyEsIHEIfC NITROUS OXIDE.
TEETH fOsIffyELf EATkAGIkD WITHOUT PAIN.
By Dr. HOlT the only manuiartafcr Of stc nuDYs
oiias II superior 10 chlofoio orm or ehsr and lrfiecy
harmless cAnsns quiet y. slth IAHnx sensation an
pefot n-sihliy os air. sIring sNrh estrscl teeth
Without the spowledae - he Dai NJ Teeth ira ard
eFt Of ayery dehg inserted feret sM4ifAe
tlon guaranteed. Dr. HOlr' beHtst
No. ap7 BroadxA Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

u 4 WAIT. ~ FOURTH AVENUE. OPPOSITE
ID. Eleventh. street.
E1iIac,s teeth positively without pan.s...t.,. so
Fils 1ssth warranted for ME b.
Irserts tsta, NuFanlscs warranted 10 tt.4.... s.
Gum usts. perfst a itnon ~ nature ~
SPutyeiy the cheapest denL. establishment in she tity
I'npNlCAI.LY PURIFIED cIiLOROgOgI sTiLL
" arcal I'll u the only AGENT ettfastnx teeth p
tkey ~Itloui peh In all feflel ~ afpsrss A4i
sgrfsiie 80 Aininisered ny Dr.. D. T. WAIT, - toarh
Avenue. opposite Eleventh street.
~ YOU DESIRE TfIk BpsT FITTING. LlGHTIST.
t0.i C3gfortApt AMI dnrahs AretA fesih ani A. The
tns ave hsf ysar money 700 .toud hAfs thia ~
ff-3 uN0a oar nfN suction Ilsss ~ra ssl@pt = ANfhl
cas- rkfrH COMPANY DEATIrfs. So BDssfYs spf~~ne
liHh NresL Teeth p9siuses sAtsAstsi sishgt ~
sfsteil. A.p We have ~~~rsnes3 Itysht&n ~
1fsrcs for tns Atnus tali9n ~ gHte snufgfp
- ths AnfAthNc nitrous vtts whie nausss fdtst
ssep iunug NAich ne tss ars removed i..iaosi tsatf
oHsnes4,
rrEEIH ExTRAcryD WITHOUT rAfv NJ rUE usE
/ Of he niirvns 0t de Or 'tangnirT
Dr. X ~ DuEhfs, ~ C4ns street
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

BARR Mklwood. rulen. u Sb. spoken july L. will
al by. cissll told.
Bs Martha and for Boston, Aug ls rs niles sE frou
the Woodlands
scar Os and from Ma eau Tor NIork, Aug I6 EF
frofnt he Woodlands
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
7 Asps 70 ALL wasrISo YtKsa-L.ngE Ar

flryinU sstsi-fm.st X nsi tG rsifss ms5ss
ssalh n Psi.ispps - rsip ~ rt so tfoi .af4r
ffatst - Nf9r 81 ~
fhinaoff aFst Nas sutlests HFss seg txisf
" hsfs4 ssii,rs esc ust.F arfnF ttfiy kg
GHAN " LAsDfh NiMeaaaa sani'eFss44 rssAtt. .
Lssrt srsasfss Fsp~fs c0atassng fu W ffaat0s VII
10
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

nH wAKD. 81 Li-FINkKD srrEBr MAX NwoAD.
~ wsyt 81 e1snu4t Fhfs.et.n 80 safss ~f&Y4f s.sr
FefJ 4iAsf isasst u~4Aiass. ~ iafsie.4.
owen. spt - Psy y INJURED ahi4 - tes.tss
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
81. 400 ,os ,wq y, s!os. gss'H notf -

Mo- ~ ~ fpfT TFI7N IIN1fF y" W97TNWI 1If1tf
stD1 ut Ahsss ftatf 100 lfrsss u ~ sas Ffsmt
3nM ~ r So tiUfy hfifK iiqgs - Lnlpa sffss
stfv - fArse sNsY - - heFs NNf n~s3a4 I3aa
t0I - N4NFs
s.str krse ssesy t.~s E,ar. ~ coaa asKit .Yrass
ttfsr tfsa NtsFr SHsH p#sNlHs. H. F4w
bsaai s'rsi tss-a'sf go lsefts A. Eaatst - &w z
~ rnath, snH ln E4ssi urst
tttatg, eo, ys,s.i - - - sssi 49, = vss pfas
t~t~ssn ~ lsstste an3 slfs tttrstM
fwsl V4~krt fafa ~ frss aNss VI W. tssf kess e
- rsh yse AL - 80 saafs ilssl'at fFlg a
FfNsAlfN
sasrsss ba~as~ ~ Tsytssss h Asagssa .n bar tst
rfFF 20 y4s4 sna f>N srfaeF - snilh sn& Sl.t
ftFet -. " N~H ssffx
400 vgl hwy s~6 .srfs fssfs rssas 80 faN - ~
Frsn fHski~faA s~~ fsfssy re&tss fef 49, III
,tss wili ~ igs- ssgy haqrs sst n.sYss. ertfr x
pfraHAaf al y stfsFt tsfEhss fsft
sns~ 49, 80 tay ~ - bWststsrssgt " @tsrft
. frts fHf ssA teH Nef~ "a - - = t4 ttFtf
pysex ~ stv fsfnfAfT tatss n feis y -
An.AeN Msh ~ r~rrsatsrs Afrff y t*Rft.FN WMtN
NtTNNN HiyNt% f@fs9st ~ - p " stAA<NFNy @
ssssrs - phyKtstsfs,gt r-~f~ s,ssst. gyTssfy a.
"a ApIiI@-sss 10 gs&fi sss~h So 1ss
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

ITO LET or LEAsE-TuE STORE AND BASE NENT
vu feet deep, and well Rhird. the lairr wnsld make
a billiard Allo era sis u oagos. ~ toe ee.
baiifing Nassau stree. side. A,ag the NAnsnn
outhou.o- ard ground. the East bank Of the fAtst
river ninutrs N~w bftt AMI opposite
Newark >. Appiy to fRANcIs BykSE - NAA&n
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

ITO LET OR LEAsr-rHE LARGE ASD suEsfAS-
i uAl stnr. No ~ North William runSiu. tnfuafn
10 old william Apply 10 H. nor ca 81 noid al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-30
Grant Following Up.

General Grant continues to move on the
enemy's works. Immediately upon the
capitulation of vicksburg he despatched
Sherman's Corps after Joe Johnston. who
vas not found in force until the National
Army reached Jackson. There the rebel
chief undertook to make stand. and for
several days showed fight with consilcra-
bic vigor. Indeed, the news through
Rebel sourses announcing as it did suc-
cession of repulses for several days at
Jackson, caused some apprehension lest
Johnston should. after all be able to make
Roadway against General Grants forces.
But the official despatch Of the latter to
General Halleck. received yesterday.
shows that the army of the Mississippi
continues to be irresistible. Johnston fed
on the night of the 10th, his army suffer
ing. and in alstate Of deep Encouragement.
He is retreating East, and and will doubt
less continue to retreat until he can unite
the debris of his army with that OF Bragg
At this time Mississippi is for the most
part under the control of tie National for
ces. and we shall be surprised if the people
Of the loyal states are not made glad by the
intelligence that large numbers ofthe citi-
zens of that State have followed the cx-
ample Of En- Governor and Ex-senator
Brown. by taking shelter once more under
the National flag.
But this vigorous pursuit Of Johnston is
not the only good work done by Geneneral
Grant since the capture of Vicksburg-
Hearing that the rebels were fortifying
Yazoo City. he sent General Heron Up
there with his division. when he captured
three hundred prisoners, five pieces of ar
tillery. all the "Confederate" stores and
caused the destruction Of three Rebel
steamers. Learning also that cattle were
being sent across the river at Matches, for
the Rebel forces, nc despatched another
expedition to that place under General
Ransom. The trophies in this case were
five thousand head of Texas cattle, two
million rounds of musket cartridges, and
large quantity Of ammunition for artil
lery. all the trains engaged in its trans
portation, another lot of prisoners. and ac
cording to one of the statements, more
pieces of artillery. The cattle were inten-
del for the Army of Virginia. aud the am
munition was for Kirby Smith.
Thus General Grant continues to fol-
low up his successes, driving the rebels
from point to point. cutting of their sup
plies, dispensing their forces. destroying
their organizations, capturing their ma-
feriol, and in every way reaping the ripe
harvest of his great victory Phiiadel-
phia Inquirer.