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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17
Mutiny in Braeg's Army.
Cincinnati. Oct. I6.

Cincinnati, Oct. l6.
The Commercials Chattanooga cores
pendent confirms the reported mutiuy in
Briggs army, and says it was occasioued
by the refusal of the Georgia militia to
remain longer in active service. They
represented that they had volunteered only
to drive the Federals out of their own
State. bragg refused to grant them per-
miss on to return home, aud they stacked
arms. Longstreet's men we're ordered in
TO line and discharged several vol!eys.
Deserlers say sixty were killed and 200
badly wounded.
in addition TO this affair, the arrest OF
Folk created considerable bad feeling in
Bragg's army. Disaffected rebels are
coming into our lines every day.
Tho Knoxville Register, of the 9th,
published at Atlanta, says JEFF. Davi,
LETT Richmond yesterday to visit Bragg
army.
The body Of Gen. Lyle has been re,
covered, and viii be forwarded North.
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1Ross CHATTANOOGA.
New York. Oct. lie.


A special to the Tribune from Chatta.
nooga, Oct. 18th, contains the following
Since the 7th no hostile demonstration
has been made on our front. 80
Their batteries on the northeast slope
lot Lookout MountaiD have been with
drawn, and those on the left have re.
manned silent yesterday and to-day.
Our guns on the left and right have
compelled Bragg to remove his headquar-
ters from Missionary Ridge, and move
away the whole signal corps on Lookout
Mountain.
Up to noon to-day both sides have
been quiet.
Day before yesterday q rebel picket,
composed of sergeant and six men Of
the Sd Kentucky, deserted to us. They
report that the mysterious engagement
within the rebel lines Of the 9th, was q
fight between q brigade of Georgia mi
litia and regular troops, the former refus
ing to cross the State line. Their refusal
brought on a collision.
Small parties Of rebel sharpshooters
have fred for several days from the south
bank Of Tennessee river upon the trains
aud detachments Of troops moving over
the road. along the north bank to Bridge
port and Stevenson, and killed and wound
ed several men and animals. DISPOSE.
tons have been made to drive them
away.
The damage done to the Nashville and
Stevenson railroad by Wheeler's cavalry
has been repaired, and trains are again
running regularly.
The rebel csvalry has been followed by
ours on their raid and attacked and de.
feated several times 1t is now reported
to be completely scattered throug no III
the region between Duck rivers.
Yesterday another strong rebel picket
commanded by Lieutenant, came into
our line in body. They report the en-
envy building pontoons. This indicates
an intentions to dislodge us from our po
sition by forward movement across the
river, which will be provided agains. By
Gen. Rosecrans.
| There has been no communication with
Burnside for several days. The public
have been wrongly impressed as to the
stra,ege.ic actions of bis command with
his army. 1t is serving good purpoie
but not in the manner generally supposed
IN the North.
Rebel papers Of the 9th and 7th con
tain the farewell address of Gen. Polk he
his command. The same papers have .
report that JEFF. Davis is about movieq
to Georgia TO take command of Bragg
army.
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Interesting from Little Rock.

xr CAIRO, Oct. 10.
Gen. Grant and staff arrived here this
morning in the steamer Metropolitan.
The steamer Commercial has just ar
rived from Memphis with dates to the
10th. Brig. Gen. Garrard is passenger,
en- route for Kentucky.
The Little Rock Democrat of the 9th
says everything is quiet there.
Near Redwood, Jefferson county, the
notorious guerrilla chief Golfer was killed,
and his camp broken up and men taken
prisoners by an expedition under Major
Iced OF the Eighth Missouri.
The rebel mail carrier was captured
near Little Rock short time since, with
letters, mostly written at Arkadelphia, on
the 25th Sept None speak cheerfully Of
the Southern cause.
Gen. Steele has convened General
Court Martial composed Of the following
named officers Col w. H. Graves Pres
ident, Twelfth Michigan infantry; Lieut..
Callahander, since appointed Proves, Mar
shall; Maj. Horace Atkinson, Thir,ieth
Indiana Infantry; Maj. H. D. Gibson,
Thirteenth Iowa infantry Capt. james
Cheyner, l06th Illinois infantry Capt
John Buck, 2ed Ohio infantry; w. H
Moore. 10th Illinois infantry; Capt. NJ
w. Reyer, 2sth Wisconsin infantry
Capt. w NJ. Mahon, Seth Iowa infantry;
let Lieut.. J. W Granger, eth Iowa in
fantry; 1st Lieut.. j. c. Wibber, Judge
Advocate. 18th Illinois infantry.
Provost Marshal General Chandler has
issued an importan, order in relation to
negroes at Little Rock. All must have
certificates from employers. and all not in
employ of white persons are required to
furnish certificates, signed by two re.
sponsble white men, that they have le-
CLIMATE employment adequate to suppor;
themselves and families. All not thus
provided will after the 18Th inst. be placed
in contraband camps and provided for.
Cars now run regular between Little
Rock and Duvall's Bluff.
Gen. Davidson has recovered.
Gems. Thayer and Solomon were a,
Little Rock.
Some steamers ordered burned by Price
before his retreat from Little Rock were
Being raked over for machinery Most
Of the Chesterville's machinery is in good
order.
The Memphis Argus says the election.
among Ohio, Iowa, and Wisconsin sol
diers in camp about the city, went largely
Republican.
Brig Gen. Rawlings is here.
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Rebel Conscription in Tennessee.

Cairo, Got. 10.
The Memphis Bulletin SAYS eomp any
of ConfedeTates are again conscrip.ine
near the Union depot AT last accounts
they had gone in the direction of Browns
vile.
Another company were near Macon,
Fay cite county, ten miles from Union
Depot, on Saturday. Another party
went into Summervile. Among Others
conse. ted is Hon. John J. r. Mosby,
the WEI known candidate for Congress.
All the rebel leaders were to assemble
on Friday night at Poplar Corner, Madi.
son county, for the purpose of making
descent on and capturing Fort Pillow,
and estimated they could muster up ards
OF 3 900 men and Que battery. Prepara
tons have been made for their recep.
ton.
Wounded from Colliervile have been
received in Overton Hospital, at Mem.
phis.
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.se's Speech at Columbus

Cincinnati Oct. 10.
Secretary Chase spoke to large crowd
at Columbus last night. He oongratula-
ted the people over their victory, and
spoke of the good effect it would have,
not only in this couHtry but in Europe.
Itwould strengthen the hand of the Pres
ident and Cabinet and send JOY to the
hearts ofour army. If You had given .
thousand majority only, it would not
have sufIiced, but your grand old hun.
dred thousand has done the business
He repeated his history since leaving
Ohio three ago to attend the pence Con
gress, the policy he advocated and the re.
suit, and his transfer from the Senate BY
President Lincoln to his Cabinet, He
also went into the history Of his 6nancia
scheme, and referred to his three year,
absence feeiingly ADD thanked his an
ditors for their kind welcome to Ohio
He complimented Governors Dennison
and Todd, for their fidelity and zeal il
managing the affairs II the State.
i Mr.. Chsse left Coluhbus this nornin,
lfor Washington. .
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Washington, Oct. I6.

Washington, Oct. 16.
1t is stated there are some 200 or 400
guerrll'as this side of the Rappahannock
and south Of Gen. Meade's army. They
are daily and nightly arre.ting Union cit.
lzens. and committing depredations
their property. N
Hon. John NJ. Bolts was arre-
the rebels at his house, on " Aed BY
last, during cavalry fght ? ednesda,
Station. He has sis~ ear Brand :
Richmond, wher. % oeen taken t.
Imprisoned > lie will douhtIcss +,
Shacxeis i'd heS far tho re,,ru =
sso~ ord, brsdeS d, Freeman ard ether
sslonis,s Oh ,ulpe,per, now in the
Old Capitol P1sv N.
MI. botfs ~ 5 paroled prisoner to tn,
Confedersey.
FROM mic rmation received from tn,
Army OF thu. Potomac tonight it appear
BODY Of the enemy was seen passiu,
sonlhward., opposite Black burns ford las
night. Our batteries sheled them. The
replied for half an hour and then disap
1 fpeared
:. Yesterday it was rumored that on
corps OF the enemy was approaching Fair
> tax Court House by the Chantilly road
; nd our heavy batteries were sent out i
! that direction. They have returned an
e reported all quiet.
Our army is in perfectly safe pos
: ton, and prepared to repel any attack.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Memphis. Oct. IA.
The election in the Ohio aud Iowa
regiments yesterday, was quiet. Each
soldier was allowed to vote as he chose
Ii gives the vote of the Ohio regiments,
commanded by Col. J F. Fuller, which is
fair sample of the soldiers opinion i:
9th Ohio-Brousb. 463; vaIandgham,
%. Broueh's majority, 435. seth Ohio
-Brough, 539; Vallandigham, o.
Brough's majority. 528. 4sd Ohio
Brough 300; vallandigham 81 Brough's
majority 249. $50 Ohio--Broush s. 5
Vaiiandisham 3. Brougb's majority 312
Total for Brough 1851, for Vsilandieha m
80. Brough's majority. 1891.
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rRon1 INV oRLsANs.
New York. Oct. Is.

New York, Oct. Is.
The steamer Caledonis. from New Or-
lean. 10Th has arrived. She brings
400 bales Of cotton and 700 hhds. sf zen,
The only military item in the papers
is from the Mississippian, (rebel,) which
states that the Federals occupied Monroe,
Louisiana.
Dick Taylor is retreating to Shreves-
port, on which place the Federals would
advance rs soon as reinforced.
The Federals had captured . large
number of negroes, who were repairing
the Sperryvills turnpike and Vicksburg
railroad.
Several steamers had arrived in New
Orleans, bringing 8 $40 bales and az
bags of cotton FIVE hhds. of new sugar
had also arrived.
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HAIR We. HAIR DYE

ID ATCHELoR celebrated HAIR DYE Is th B<st
- "a sAx Hsrks The only HarmI<ss. Trsf aaa Rfst-
sb< Dye known. TAis spIenid HAIR Dysi Perfect
changes Red IA ~ Gray Hair Instantly to Giossp
Biseter Sessrsx srern without in3urirg the Hair or
Staining The ski leaving the Hair Self and Beauiifa
impaustsesh aAty frequently restoring its priest de
color, and rect as. i'll effects of bad Dyes. The
Genuine Is sign, d wsiLiAa A B.TcRELos all others
nst.i hons and should be avoided Sold By
all Drug .ists, 4 {. FACTGRr-si BARCLAY -srsrrJ.
New fr,rk. Ba rrHs toR's Erw TosLRT CIV ron
DREsfIxs rnr Ham iysdkwiy
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GENTLEMAN cnr "A ~ Servoa. bebiiisy, In
egecey. Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
sciRased by dssire benefit others, will b- happy
faesfsh alt ~h need H. Gree az ehsrge1 tie
cepe and drsctio ns for making the simple Remed,
usri 10 his c@se Those Wishing ID pruni BY his ex-
psrienre-Ahd rassess vsiaanle Remedy-~M re-
eere The sam . b. mail, tesrefuiiy sealed 81
Addressing JOHN oGLEs,
aagis-df<rsn No. so Nassau street, New York
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FROM WASHINGTON.
W ashington Oct. Is.

VdSHIHgtuU OCT. TO.
Commissioner Dale, during his stay in
Kansas. thoroughly investigated the diff.
6euties connected with the kickapoo
treaty. The evidence is now under con-
sideration by the Secretary of the In
terror The Commissioner made four or
1--WE treaties with the Indians for their re-
moval from Kansas. They cannot be
carried into effect without the action OF
Congress.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
FROM MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Oct. l6.

ot. I1Uufs, OtI. TO.
Dispatches from the West say the
rebels lost four hundred killed and wound.
ed in the late fight near Marshall, Saline
county. Many squads are trying to get
South. but they will be stopped at the
Usage, every ford of that river being
guarded by our troops.
The largest band of Shelby's force went
west after the battle, for the purpose it is
thought Of concentrating on Sinnabar creek
with Quanttel and Jackman.
Gen. Brown was at Sedalia W.
where he divided his force sterda
them in pursuit Of The er' and ser
- ,,ng rebels.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Oct IA.
Col. Hall engaged Chalmers two miles
south Of Byhalia on Monday. After
three hours sharp skirmish fighting he
drove them south. He followed them all
day Tuesday. skirmishing with their rear
every hour of the day. and at last. ae-
counts was still engaging them within a
mile Of the Taliahatchie river.
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vALLAKDIanAu,s rnEAsoN.

=
The latest proof Of Vallandigham's
treason Vas printed, : few days since,
IN tho Ohio State Journal. It il the fol.
lowing letter under his own hand to COL
D, D. Ingersoll, Of the rebel army, in re-
Spouse to m invitation from tho rebel to
visit his command while Val. wss ia Dix
10. It was sent to the Journal by James
Flynn West, Of Company A, 10th Ohio
volunteer infantry. which, on . recon-
noissance on the 28th of September last,
near Battle Creek, Tennessee. he chanced
to capture the baggage and private papers
of this same Colonel, finding among the
Liter this same letter. We commend it
to the attention of the men hereabouts
Who lately made themselves hoarse hur-
raining for the TRAITOR. How do they
like it? What do Union men think Of
liz?
vALLANDrGHAM's LETTER.
DEAR COLONEL ~ our kind note and
invitation of yesterday was this morning
handed me by your brother in-law, who
will hand you this in return.
1t would give me much pleasure to
visit you and your command before leav-
ing the Confederacy, but it is now i'm
possible to do go. as have made arrange
ments to start this A. NJ. Within eariiss,
train for Wilmington.
! You surmise correctly, when you say
that you bclisve me 10 be the friend of the
South in her struggle FOR freedom. Ny
feelings have been publicly expressed in
my own country, in that quotation from
Lord Chatham" My Lords, you canno,
conquer America There is no. drop
Of Puritan blood in my veins. | bate,
despise and defy the tyrannicsl Govern
ment which has sent me among you, fol
my opinions sake, and shall never give il
my support in its crusade upon your inst
tutions. But you are mistaken when you
say there are but few 10 the United States,
North. Thousands are there who would
speak out but for the military despotism
shat strangles them.
Although the contest has been, anc
viii continue TO be. bloody one. you
have but to persevere, and the victory
will surely be yours. You must strike
/, home +. The defensive policy lengshenl
the contest. The shortest road to pc a &C
is the boldest one. You can have your
own terms by gaining the battle on your
enemy 8 soil.
Accept my kind regards for your per.
sonal welfare, and sincere thanks fol
your kind wishes in my behalf, and hoping
and praying for the ultimate cause il
which you are fighting, believe me, q,
ever, your friend.
\ T.. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
| Col. D. ID. lnshail, 8th Ala. vols.
This is = fair specimen Of the loyalty o
the man whom the Copperheads of Ohis
| ran for Governor.
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From Meade's Army.
Washington, Oct 16.

Last night at about O'Clock, accord
ing to the rsport of passengers from the
army, Information came to Gen. Meade $
headquarters that corps Of the rebel
army. supposed to be A. P. Hills. had
moved FROM our front in the direction oil
Lsesbure.
The Star says heavy reconnaissance
was Immediately started in the direction
Of Aldo.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE, ,
Keokuk, Iowa, May -, lisa.

kOTfCg.-To all persons having gunt, rev divers
pistols, mentions Of var any kind fer sale
orirr.si sell OK dispose tie wth frst
obtaining PERM the anaensaEn.e by order 81
the Special Agent ef the Treasury DepHttnaa. All
persDna vSiaaug tais viii Iisble h sue
goods consscsted for The the Cove OF the
Untsd States. JOHN sTASs rig,
yss--dsf Surveyor and Coll ector.
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Raising Recruits for the Army.
Albany, Oct. 16.

An effort will be made to raise recruits
for the army by volunteering. The As
sistant Provost Marshal Generals Of New
York are engaged with Governor Sey.
mour in devising system for that pnr-
pose.
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TO CorsUMPTrvEs.

The undergone having been restored 30 health in
few weeks. by very simple remedy, after ha vi ng
snfered years with lung Ion and
thst dread DISEASE Copsumption-is anxious m. Ike
knswn t. his fellow gu fereTr the means " cure.
To all WHO desire IT, he will send eopt Of the pre-.
crirsion used (,ee eharee with the directions
prepa ring aud using the sane which th4y viii hnd
ssv FOR cDssgsrTtosi AsTnxA, BRoxeHirts
Cogs a. CoLps dc TIE spiy eoiei II the advertiser
in sensiins the PRS erp;on 20 benefit the afflicted
aud spread snforaziioa which he eonceives 20 oe In
valuable and nc h9f~s every saneser III Try this
medy as II viii them nothing. ana 4asy prove
biessicg.
Parties wisbins she rsortpaian - please adis
Ers. EDWARD A. wiaso.s,
Williams eargh Kings counis kev York.
oeiS-d5a
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S. -T-Ie6O-X.
Dr nke,s Plant alton Biffers.

They pprify, . .rengihsn and tnvigorate
Thsv create = healthy appetite
,tido.e Ia chnn &c of waiaY aud diet.
They o,-rrcor effects ofdissipsion sni late hours
.,.,stt an The sys.em and enlivenl the mind.
They u, oven mAsmatic and Intermittent levers
They pu rity the breath and scidity Of the stomach
They Gu re Dyspepsia and Constipation
They Gu re Disrrhea Cholera and ChoieFa Mornus
They c IRE Liver Complaint and kervots headsche.
vn.x .. . the hes, Bitter. in the world. They make
the weak man stFnng, and ara exhau4ted natures
great rest ,rer- They made Of pure 81 Crox Kun
the eeebs sied Casya Bark roots and herbs and are
taken wii The pleasure ofa beverages without regard
10 age or time OF day Particularly recommended 70
de,icste persons requiring gentle simp snt Sold BY
all Gro ,ers, Druggists, Hotels ard Saloons
PH DRAKE l. CO, 1a broadway, Sew-fork
s.,a by Andrew ,. Wiiktnson,
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE

~
To " SAMPLE, Sarah Sample II II Bel8irg " ?
Il Lyrcl, william LetEhiul TRUSTEE. Ssutp. Nn
n S;inp-ou, Pierce Bro- PlSuderx, Cock * Len
hart; stone, Star s. &c. JOHN Lo~ri~, Thonas Rankin
Asa MAYO Xix. Us}e x Go. Beucdict Hale & 60
Hsat 4 Lane Hglhert Van Yalsenburg X CO; Hal
dotk, Reed CO; Farnham. sirkhan CO; John
Young 4 co; o.theiner y aod~a = &c; Herman,
aiBdwin & Einsd4le. Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Is on fie
Ia the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court q
County, Iowa, at Fort Madison. Iowa. petition under
oath OF | NJ Billings Ia which YOU all II sde de-
ftuaants. alleging that cerain Deed n certain Real
Re ia Lee Cuuuy, lows. IN SAID pet tton described,
executed hy ri. W. Sample and Ssrsh NJ. ample TO VI.
H. Bssinr and " +. B Lyueh. Of date OF Jane 18th,
A d. 1855 has bern lost ard mot reeoried. and
hai Deed 81 Trest, executed ss9 premises by sad
Il n Beiaing and w LyHch TO william LsfEhton,
stee 10 secare prgni>sory uufcS. has been
paid ana should tie esneeled ~ Record aud that all
Of you excelt SAID Ly nsh and Bvlilnr, haze YER
cd iuPgnerts svaiust said III w ssmIie. which by
rea-on the loss aud rome record ns 81 said Deed
are cloud snt shadow uponT alutids 1te - the sid
nrenises sid IRA {ng that s4it He q Trust az be
dee sred paid sRiisned, snd ih3t sad adgments
m IS be aeclared lin Epan said premises and that
mems nd Dad 81 Trust ans tii thereto NAY be
uieled IN plaiEif ana o bsler aud farhtr relief il
the PREMISES.
And unless ycu appesr and answer thereto on OF
before neon OF the second gay Of the next term oi
aid Court 10 begun ard holden the fret Mon
day at Ueceraber 4. D. 1858 default wi be entered
ay.iust you and iud n eut rendered thereon.
NOBLE * eTR0SE,
ortis Nv Attorney for Plaintiff
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~ Our total losses in the battles on
the Chickamauga are estimated at Rose
Grams headquarters - follows
Killed. 1900; wounded, $500; cap
tured, 2600; sotsl, 1880. 81
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The Great Billiard Match.
New York. Oct. I,

AT the billiard match tonight, at r..
wing Hall, for 1900 points, Kavanaucb
Ts5 points. ''''''
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Me- " :.
orK, Oct. To-

- ork, Oct. 10.
1,ho steamer Ocean Queen has arrived,
and brings Panama aases 49, =. w.,
States of Collmbia in state of war, aud
ordered levy Of 1900 men.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 Curtis F. Conn. John sanfprd VIM " BeIknap,
Walir1, The Siate ot iowa. flor The use OF the
School Fundl, J nnugs Anderson: Wheeler, Bel
lows & Co; YIN & K 4. Kudfek. MILLER Alexander,
Sc eoorhies. chaplin NJ lee John Hurst, Charles
Me lii James Cox. Anna r WortblnEton, Exeeu
tyix o the estate OF VIM Northincton, decea sed
Miller Man ~ Co; Robert Hamilton, James
Ramsey Vim Col man. James W Cox, James Bur
rows. Catch, Cape h Co; Wilton ton, George
Cabus. striker Wood. X Hamil Mott shoter
4 % Brown & Clendeniag:
Ton and each ofyca. are hereby notified that on or
before The Ioih DAY ofooober 1854 there win be
ale in the ~ the Clerk OF the District Court of
Lee county Iowa, at Fort Manson, petition Of
samuel r. Miller Surviving eblire-. claiming you
the said Curtis Conn and John f. Sanford. the
Of Three Hundred ami Fifty Dollars ana ~ 100 Dollars
and interest money Que prorissasy note, exc
cuted by the N Samuel Miller and Lewis Reeves;
also claiming against all ofyauthe foreclosure Of
Mortgage, gvea to secure said pote eonves ing the
following real estate, towit: Lot one In hiock
eleven III in the City OF keotnk In the County of
Lee and state of Iowa 10 which said real estate the
other defeud ants claim some int rest
And unless on appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second DAY OF the Decsmber term, 1853
ofsaid District Court RsFor Madison, ludxme and
decree win rendered thereon according the pray
Of ssiA petition.
ssio-dlv AhoREogs ~ plainll.
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Blockade Hummer Captured.
New York, Oct. l6.

1VN
The steam transport Union arrived to.
day and reports on the 18th she captured
the English blockade runnig steamer
Spauldiag, With valuable cargo from
Nassau. Four rebel Colonies we're cap
tured IN her.
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Special Notices.

Post q nice open on Sunday from "a 10 o'clock
An. Open every day exeept Sunday from z 4. "
until r. N.
]. b, HOWELL. p. NJ.
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EF 4. ]. H Dnganne, well known
writer for the Sunday papers of New ! ork
city, il now prisoner of war in Texas.