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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph caicAee' De 10
parsi,,. Of Hog, 10 lss live aud se40 dressed.
Lave Hdgs-Aetfve and nrtn al II asS 10 % Rfoss-
chiefly at IL 1872 20
Dressed To.s-25c higher Sales at - ta9is =
chiefly at Is o. i
Prussions-0pened excited and hfgner WIN arohs
short crop feeling, but clsssd rather tame Me-s Per
sdsanecI ~. Sides 2-eoe tels At 10 sea4s ~ frmF
mes 80 higher. Bales q 30 BIZ at 81 ood - ~ etc
ing weak 81 80. Rump pork hrn AZ Slss &c Pcsis<
hap,. 1sgr lslzr e,e.ipr al outside bulk meats M
So,rrs ife for lots 10 arrive. Ies iie4ees do nj IL
packed ~ boxes do a, 1919 Green hams hfm III 10.
4l-c. Extra me%s ietf firm Of ~ ooa ~ -
srd-lxo higher. Sales eoo usrces PRIME steam .
"a &c
fallow-fgc.
riour--puii and nominal
Wheat-1sc higher for spring u Icaf Ios$; sof 30
lR.d at ssal 50
Corn -Qui Ct af 90d9se for new.
Sic lower al 81 t4Sesxc.
Rye-Quiet at / Is for No. :, and . For NO Z
Barley - To SC lower NJ So for No z
Mohky-1c higher. Sales Of 200 Ibis as u esi4s
81 IS.
Money-scarce.
Exchauge-SteAdy al discount buying. and par sell
6old-aaa@2s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~ Don't let the old year close ana
you not have performed your promise
to give your friends your Photograph
but 90 to Hamill's popular Gallery, Third
street, between Main and johnson, and
ge. dozen superior Photographs. ant
show your love for the truth and beauti
full. Photographs $3.50 per doz IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
KEoKUK MARKETS.
DAIIY HAfs cISs 0yyln,
KsoKux, December Is, 1854.
GR0CEn lEs.

C0ffeeteo ~ .. A4AhS = tv's weesssess 1880 -
sraAr-y Orleans fair, &c; prime. nc. choice ID
New York C, gs; New York, A, Sc' crushed and pow
MsLssss,~sag.r House,l o50l lse; aoidensyru %
0s s5-sorgham, ssSfbc.
CoYFEE-50c.
KfcE-11c.
SoDa--Amesicsn, lie; Ergiish, L.
SeAp-Paim, 12lxc; German. liz 0l3-
CAxpLgs-Star 3Sc; Mould &c
rru-Young Hysen ~ 6o92 Is; Imperial, II 70 o
50 IS: Black 81 % TO 81 as.
TosAcco-Iaak Sweet. s5c; Medium Brands, 90 to
l &c: Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 to 81 Is
NAIs--Best Brands 80 90 rates.
Gtass-sxlD Country 80 80 City IS, rates1
CoRDAeE-su to slc.
DIRT APpLEs-13ty n
Oar CURRASTs-25c
RAlsIss-S5 10 to 20 so.
sAIr--4 COCA Is.
PEARL SYARcH-l1e.
MOLINE Woopxx wARr+-2 Hoop Pals, - Is; Is hopr
DO 81 TO- No. Tubs Sl7 SO; No do, is 90, No. do
IA 50, Nests Sd do, 25. Washboards - 20.
FIsH-SNo. l Mackcrei bbis. SIS 0oG$1s 20.
No 2 do do SIC gOtI<i7 90.
No. do hi do vi 00Gll 80.
No2 do hf do $40 00e10 Is.
Hf bbls. No White Fish, 70 50.
OrrS-Coal OIL %, Lnseed OIL. o.; Lard OIL, u 10
n so: Fish OIL 81 20.
CnKRsE-w. X. aud Hamburg 70 to Sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

TaE l7rH-Quite q number OF the
veteran officers and soldiers OF the ittn
emo ;n,o town Yesterday. From here
they go to Davenport, where they VIII
probably remain for some time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

MITE SocIErY-The Mite Society Of
the Unitarian Church will be held at the
house of R J. Ogden, corner of Sixth
and Orleans streets, this Friday evening.
The proceeds will be used for the Christ
mas festival of the Sunday School. Come
everybody with warm hearts and full pur'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
view YORK money market.

New YORK money Market.
By telegraph NV ioaA, nsc' 10
Money-steady At eel per cent
Sterng-In fair request - 10eass6isH
God-Irresulsr; opening at Zse4 advancing 70 -''1s'
declining TO zS4L and closing at S.A,
Government Stocks-Actiye and shade nfnef.
ESQ., Isl coupons lle5x
U. 3. 80 Coupons 1924
1910 Coupons 1922
I'D Registered Coupons log.
TO Treasury 49,
6s 81 Registered coupons ltsM
stocks-besvy.
c&Pi0a, GsCl3sl<; CARi1ost<: NtP DC go
FOL wsb IS; n Wayne 1885 AT u b: c4s :,
.e3z I Scrip 1904: VI Cert VIZ Pse MAIL GA
~ c he. Erfe 81. CBAQ lis; Hndson llI5& liar
lem rs: Reading I2os n CI29. 8 la6s Toisdo liz
1 NJ Cert as7z; Quicksilver s514.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

COLGATE.S HONEY SOAP.
rhi. ce!ebrased Toilet Aoap, In sueh universe
demand. 10 made from the cAsscess materials, Il
mtld And em0ssentin Its nature. frsgvaRlDy
scented and extremel, ben fetal in Its action
upon the skin For sale By all Druggists and Fancy
tloods DEALERS. Jan2S-lydA~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~ A fragrant breath aud pearly
teeth are easily attained, and those Who
fail TO avail themselves of the, means
should not complain when accused Of
gross neglect. The SozoDoSr will speed
ily srsdleass the cause -of foul breath,
Identifying and preserving the teeth to
the oldest sgs. Sold By al Druggists.
(d-sedl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~ The most sensible as we'll "A the
most useful present for 1 lady at this sea.
son, is one Of those handsome velvet bon.
nets or very comfortable cloaks that Mrs.
Williamson is selling 50 cheap. Try the
eject, gentlemen. Tdlw1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

TX Kramer, Irwin 4 Co.. agents for
the sale OF Slocum's "Side Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol nov in use.
NO. lob Main street. June IS tt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

Cam WsArHER-Just the time for
leather shoes. flannel lined with solid rub
Der soles. Bidleman has few pair left
Call at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

- Df. hummer has opened an Of.
fee on Third Street, over the U. 8. Rev.
enue Office, where he can be consnlted
from 10 Q CLOCK, P. M. Orders
promptly attended to. Tlvl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
mExscAn mUsrAsG LssanENr.

The parties in ST. louis and Cincinnati Who have been
Coanfsrfestisg the Mustang Linn undtr Irrtenee 81
prufdtrorsAp, have t-en thor ugbfy rsaF@d by tbs
courts To guard ssan,t further itnrosi fion, have
procured as this L. states Treasury, private steel
plate resenle staap beh Is pae~d tho top Of ae
battle kath stamp t~ tb- fac sfafif my kis
turr, aud tith9at shith the article Ia unt~rtsss
and worthless imitation Ea1tnr every bot
r Thi.Aainens has and grow ing fAsur tof
many years. There hardly ,xisfs hasnl~t the hMiat
able 1lnbe that rof cvnfan evidence If .ts won-
ful effects II IL the k~sf etsesnf In the world
its present improved isgr-ents lite effects u;sn
t~s pttieesiy table Sores hesIe psi
relieved htes sasesi .vainsbie animals made a.efnl
nntuid ills sssrsge fos cuts truise. slrains ss
tknI tasss cut. eskrs sst aimed borses
&c IL IL Sovereign kssscdy that should be dis
p-nsea with IL hoeid be in every faGi y. sold by al
Druggists.
oetli-aAw d. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16


This the nost delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered II cbanxes1th~ sun burnt and
hands 10 pek;y sasu texture of ravisAipg b.suiy. Inn
psstlng the mari bic purity q youth and the DsfsAEss
pearsne- iAsiiig city belle Of tsxson- Ii
isa rick pipes and fuaghne-s rvns the skin
lraviaE the empex h, transparent and til
IL alss ui ur4gs H. I'd skin psfronize<
bv Aetr ses and 0prrx Fingers u What every isdl
| should have Sold eyeTy~ here
Prepared b. VI. 4 HAGAS, Troy. n II
Address all orders to
pkMAs BARNES CO, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~There was good slsighiDg Il Lopis
vile on Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
an. .r,y arrHoRIzsD ADVERTISING AGENr

.-ooo hundred and twenty. nine sol.
diers consigned to our hospitals arrived
Yesterday. We will give list shortly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

ar The mercury in the thermd meter at
Dubuque. on last Friday mornin 3, stood
at 81 degrees below zero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

r. The Riehmond Esquirsr ssyas ID
pirate tallahassee Il still 81 WILMINGTON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~ Barnum has ton of lat girls'and
twenty.four feet of giants for the holl-
days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
9pellal y Offices.
PUPUnAWaTY.

great sny people . ~ prssens day think nore q
obtaining Publicity ami popularity than q any other
one thing they could 'sstby DC possessed o. bnf.
a tney may be to Squire the VAIN glory o the
popular voice e succeeded to great Nm extent
= has that ned remedy known Gee Cough
Uaiv.m Thsre scarcely fanny In the land int wai
consider supply OF this article necessary TO the
household theft -four provisions Experience has
taught the people that no other reb cdy has ever been
mt before the public that will colds crup
sore throat IN sart ali throat lung com ints. ~
anc sly and eAectnaiIy Cues Cough Bsisam. IN
tested is Is considered tbs most reliable cough remedy
tnnt aud eishsr rich or poor think VI beinf
without it, We would suggest to all our readers the lie
ce~sity OF ping ham article Of this kind for Inn
mediste use IL costs but 40c per bot lie, and Is sold
all drug stor and h the cheapest and bsss rcmed
BIN the world decd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
Diseases OF The Nervous

~ Se M nm I, UHt00ty 0UN SeLU0I ~ >
TEN snew and reliable treatment-iD reports Of ths
How AR AssocIarloH-Sent by nsil In scaled letter
seiopee free OF charge Address Dr. sKILITx HoueHfoH
Toward Associations No South Ninth Street PhitadeI
CHA pa sprl-dkv1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 20.
Corrected By GARf0Rp i CO., Produce Deslefs.

Ftous-superfue. s. so p Dbl, p sark, 4 6o Double
Extra . Dbl, . so, p sack, 20; Extra, Dbl 50
Der sack CO. Retail 50c y bbl snd Csc p sack higher
wHsAf-sprine 81 20 TO ! 20; Fall, 40 to 90 = bu
Coax MsAL-S2 SO y 100 hs.
BRAs-wheat, 81 90 Corn, ID 100 -.
CoRS-T5 to SIC y bnshel
RvE-70 to SOC p bush.
BAHIxr-Pall, eo9l so; Spring, so0i 10.
OArs--a5c p bush.
GRERs APPaEe-6a090c.
PofAross--1 90 to1 20.
BurrEa-Common, 4oe; Choice, 42c.
Eaas-42c.
LARD-20c.
SaoULBERs-16c p d.
HAns-2sc y D.; Sugar Cured do, Csc.
WHITE BsAss-Common to Good, 81 2s0$l rs Prim.
Navy, 81 so.
TALLow-12c.
BEEswAx-50
HAT-Timothy, s12 oo@15 90; baled, sls 90; Prairie
SO 00dSl2 90.
HrDEs-Dry Flint, l2lxc; Dry sated. 12carubby, hall
price; Green, Z: Green Slsrep Pelts, 10 10 y 70.
sEEDs-Timothy 81 60; Flax 81 rs.
Hoos-ss botos so 2 loo hs gross; II 90 u u 80 ?
10u h net.
BrEy cArrIs--s2 rs, to S 90 gross.
SHsEr-&4 90 to Is 90 Vhead.
wooL-Fsctory rub-washsd. 100 sec; Fine Fleece, %
Medium do IS
Far Hoas-sl1 90 nett;
FEAfHERs>-5Oc.
RAas-$A to SIC. k
BAas-Burlaps, 30 to &C.,
Single Dummies, s6c; double do, $50.
Seamless. bush. s5c to Is.
Flour, X bbl.. - to e.
Do " Dbl, 80 to "a. -
do " bbl.. fpsper)o ..
SAcKs--wool sacks. 3 90 : piece
OtD CoPPHR-a0 TO 95c y b.
Or Rasas--2Ac y b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

THE LADY's FRIEND January
number of the Lady's Friend is already
on our table, and fully bears out the high
reputation of this new monthly, which is
now entering upon the second year Of its
existence. The leading steel engraving,
"Hush! il is Asleep" is a beautiful pic
ture. The Fashion Plates double one,
as usual-is very handsome. Then there
is colored design of Work Table Com
panion, aud numerous other engravings
of the Fashions, Work. Table Department,
dc. The Music of this GU mber is piece
entitled, 81 Stood Within our Cottage
Hail." Among the literary contents,
which are even unusually excellent, We
specify, ga Great Match" by Emma
b Ripley; Little Mat" IA Story of .
Household" by Mrs. Hos mer; False. 7"
by P. II. Case; "Cupid at the Cape" by
Miss Donneily; Through the Paper
Mill" by Virginia F Tow nsend; 'James
Smiths Story" by Julia Gill; "Castle
Liuuloch," by Aunt Alice; eMrs. Cor.
don's Prescription" by c. NJ. Trowbridge;
"Sister Lii" by Mrs. Tucker; Loved
and Hated" by Ida Mason; Editorials.
DC, DC.
Price SO so; 2 copies $500; 8 copies
$1,000; 81 copies S35 90. Wheeler 4
Wilson's celebrated Sewing Machines are
furnished as Premiums. Address Deacon
" Peterson, $40 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

EAF LARD.-I6 Tierces PINE Ket
IL tie Rendered Leaf Lard for sale by
declO ROBERTSON ALTERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

kOAPS.--6O boxes German Palm and
- Family soap. fer Yale BY
deele n NeinI ssrsst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

~ ROUND ALUM SALT-lOO SKIS.
GA. Salt, in prime order, forssle by
decl0 RoBERTaON AlBgRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

sGWEET CtDER.-S bbls. 8wket Ci
~ der for sale by ROBERTSON ALTERS,
d.c10 IS MaiI street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

F Cloaks, Shawls, Blankets and
Broadclotbs selling off wi thout regard to
cost at the New York Store. A large
variety OF Cloak trimmings, very cheap
We will close out our Winter stock at a
reduction of thirty per cent. on fall prices.
Particular attention paid to the eucour-
agement OF Western manufactured goods.
deod2w&w4w M. GREae, Agent.
HORSES FOR SALE.-Sixteen head of
good horses and mares, now in Hamilton,
Ills, can be had at reaso nable figures
Apply at the Hamilton Hotel.
heter to j. l.. Curtis, of Keokuk.
AT Cook & SHorwELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

Having received consignment Of the following Goods
have concluded sell them Ia the following manner
We have had made thousand toxts and in each
have tut Of the Following srtt-
ces and have taken solemn oath THAI We Do not
know which any article In and ss also make
9TH that all goods here described positively
1 in the boxes, which sealed up.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04

Let every man who owns real or personal prop
erty provide himself with bonds to the amount
OF one'half its value in peace times, and he is
at once secure from the war debt tax forever.
Let him Io this now, when these bonds may
be had SO cheapiy compared with the price of
property, and he will have secured at small
cost, what in the future will count him as so
much gold. Infinitely better that man should
sell portion OF his property at the present ex.
agerated price, if he cannot otherwise provide
himself with the means of buying bonds, Per-
sons engaged in business Of any kind which in
cidentally subjects them to taxation-mer-
chants, manufacturers, whoever they be-should
and, IT they are wise, will, procure bonds to
meet their future taSatons. When the tax
gahcrer shall come around in the day that are
to come, with his claim for two hundred or Sye
hundred, or thousand, or it may be a great
many thousands of dollars, it will be a very
comfortable thing to be able to produce claim
for interest sufficient to cover the amount
1t Is great misfortune that our debt is be.
ing contracted in All inflated curreuc.y while
it will have to be paid in gold. No individual
could practice such policy in his private pur.
suits without ruin; no nation can follow it with.
out great distress, unless its debt be within IT,
self, and evenly distributed among its people.
II our citizens will DC wise--if they will pro-
vide, and thus apporton among themselves, the
government securities in sufficient amo unit to
make interest meet taxation--if each man will
hold third of all he is wort h in Donds-we
shall avoid national distress and individua
ruin,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04
Editoria. Brevities.

General Beauregard, We understand, has ac.
cepted the command of the Army OF Tennessee.
George B. Mcclellan, the Democratic candi, O.,
date for the Presidency, has resigned his posi-
ton as Major General in the United States
Army.
A telegram from Port Royal says that Gem
erai Foster has ordered draft Of all the
"colored citizens" in his department
The army worm has destroyed all the cotton
crop on the river from Vicksburg to New Or,
leans.
The Yellow Fever prevails at Charleston. 1t
is also ut Savannah, Jacksonville and ST. Au.
gustne, Fla, but not among our troops.
The Chattanooga gazette OF the goth inst,
says upon-the authority Of a special dis patch to
the St. Louis Republican, that the prisoners at
Camp Chase had rebchcd, overpow cred the
guard and made their escape
A correspondent. OF the Sentinel reports tha,
many fields OF sorgho in Virginia have been in
Jured by hybridizng with the broom corn aud
other tinds of mIet growing near, aud warns
planters of The importance Of carcand attention
IN selecting pure seed for the neat crop.
Sixteen thousand copies of the Bible and
Testament arrived in Selma on the 9th inst,
c" route for Hoods army. They. are the frs,
instailment of fifty thousand presented the
troops OF the Confederate State. by ,hc,Amer.
ican Bible Society, at New York
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04
List of Letters

Renaning iu the Post Clhce at Iancas.
Ter &. IL, quarter ending 30th September
1864.
Lewis Arclae. S A.Adams, Mrs A Addi.
son
Mira 5 l. Bennett, IuIy Bookman, w l.
BeIk, Aby Boner, Jane Bowers, Mrs 5 NJ
Bennett, Jshn Bailey , Mr. Barry, Nancy
Ballard, lula ) grsi!sford, Ma Baker
,hs Rebeeca Beil, John Barnett, Elizabeth
B!ackmon, Rev w + Barnes, Mrs Sarah
, Br"wn, Mrs Laura Blair, Tmner, Bowers
A J.. Gees, 'hmbose Cook, MissM +.
CIowder, John Clark, Mary 4 Clafk, b A
GnIp, Jpseph Clark, John Casky, ID " Org
burn, j l. Crensha", Miss nancy Caynss,
Miss y 4 Chnhy, Nancy CuIp, ,, Mrs Cu.
berlson, al Funderbark, Jamca- Dawman
MSS Victoria Dixon, Dr ) Dunlap. Lieut. NJ
Dickson, Miss Merdy Dualap, Miss Jane
fGhderburk, ID Faulkner, W X Green
hssd, Aiss Elizabeth Grims, Lauy Gregory,
tJ & Crsnshaw.
William Howell, II T. Iaddock, Mrs A
Horton, Sarah Horn, Mis-, NJ ilougb. Rev
nngh hcoecs. Miss Jane House, w W
iien-Jn. Sasan Hood, Miss f3 lLpnter, NJ y
felblnrtfner, Samuel Higgins.
Della Melenkins, y ]. Johnston, Smanda
Johnston, 8, Mrs o + Jatnes, JACK .Iouse,
Asvin iagnem, Miss l. James, Mr. s T. King,
Anna GIL. w Epps. Titns Laney. Harrie,
i.aney, Wity Lauey, JG isney. Caroline
Farmer Ssorse Ksion, STnsel Keer, >, +
) Graham. MaRya Green.
hewiner, k G Moore, Mex usk er, ,
Moser = MclIury, Miss Mabaffe, -
McKee, Miss MoTgan, w Moite, J Miller
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04

Wy force moved against our entire line of
entertainments north and east of Chaflip's
Blatf this morning They took possession
of a salient called Fort Harrison. An off
cial dispatch dated o'clock, p m. says
the attack OF Fort Gilper, six miles below
Richmond, was repu'sed handsomely. All
quiet al the front since that hour. -
RICHMOND, Sept. 3O.-An official dispatch
to night says the attempt made this after.
noon to retake battery Harrison, though
partly successful, failed. The artillery mr.
ing preceding the assault was distinctly
audible in all parts of the city.
kausz's cavalry, who were on the nine
mile road, last night, went back early this
morning
In the attempt TO take battery Gilmer,
yesterday, the Yankees put the negro troops
in front A large number OF thep, were
killed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04
IroR rnE LANcAsrsR LEnGER.

List of deceased soldiers of Co. |, 18th
8. G. Regiment, from time of enliolmen, to
September ilth 1864. Also number dis
charged, retired and deserted to same date.
kILLED.-J. NJ, Bruce. A. J. Connors. f..
|. Fraser, w Hair, w J Kirk, JP Nc
Dow, J l. Robertson, J L Sims w VI Tuv-
lor, ID n Taylor, 4 l. VanIanding CHAM
Sergt = B Lindsay, Corpr w NJ Barton,
J + Caskey, Fleming, A N.sbi,, Il
NJ Adams, w VI Barton, J X Bclk, J + V
Turncr
WopNDED AND DIED.--J + Bowers, l.
c Porter, q 4 Sims, A Sullivan, G
Truesdnle, Z ID Snort
DigD FROM MDIsEAsE-Scrgt s NJ Latham,
o X Baker, + Baskins. J NJ Blalock, J NJ
, Bailey w Bailey, : &C a Carter, J l.
Craig, J Crenshaw. W q CASTOR, Il = Hm-
per, ) NJ Lynn, w 4 Mellow, w h Rob
in,on, G B hickory, G. Thompson, ~ d
Adkins, : N.teii, |. Ferrel, X w l., les.
Ii NJ Craig, W Mickey.
rhr, cen have been discharged 0rom dis.
abiIi!y). One retired, wounded al Gett,s
burg and leg ampuIated. Fifteen in. OF sup
posed 10 DE in, the hands Of the rnemy-
three Of which were taken at Gctlysburr
and one nj fa'SNS waters, the others since
tie fourth Of May 1864. Three deserte ed
ia, one said to bc in service on the Coast
! Of South Carolina, WHICH DOES not lessen
the offence Two have. been Transferred,
one OF them to Cavairv, The other To he
Navy, on bonrd the Richmond
Rscspi, laiion-kn, and died of " O undS :
26.- Died Of disease %. Discharged I3.
Total loss Including one retired and ihsee
desertcrs is sixty 1--we.
iou may publish this If you fsel dispos
ed rs il may be ipterc-lmg TO The friends oil
these noble fellows No news
itespeetfaIiy, &c.
GEO. r. WADE.
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Another Victory Gained by Gen. For.
rest.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, ALA, 8 miles north Of
Athens, Sept. 10Th, ria Mobile, 18th. The
inVincible and unconqnerab!e Forrest has
achieved another victory. The garrison
hete. consisting of two block houses, con
sjdcred the strongest on the road from DE
catur to Nashville, has been siormed and
captured after severe fight Of three hours.
Eight hundred prisoners have been cap.
tured, including one I.ieutcusnt. CoIonc!,
two majors, Ten Captains, and twenty tw"
iieutenants; also 800 horscs, J pieces of
artillery, aud n large amount OF stores Of
every description.
Our loss in killed and wounded about
35 that Of the cneny nearly 300, including
the colonel commpdng The garrison.
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Mon'gomery, EAlcSIurry, Jane Mcdowell.
u Miller, + patter, If B Crane,
Abigail Pardew, J FPhifer, JE Rutledge,
2, Robinson, VIM. Robinson, NJ A Rea-
der,Ar,ha Rcgnand,2 Mathew Sturges, ,Ema-
line StigaiI, William Scyoc, ,, Margaret
Stewart, ,, II Shepard, ., Susan Thai.
bert, > Small, ,, Mary Sto,er, A Sam.
mond, Martha Sammers. NJ |. Steele, vii.
liam Smith, Minea Yeader, Monda Padget
Masar Thompson, Thompson, Ballard
Taller J.R. LARK p Al
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The latest accounts from Virginia indicate
that Grant is about to renew his efforts to take
Richmond. The EsUniner says that the final
struggle for the possession Of Richmond and
of Virginia Is now near. This war draws to Il
close. II Richmond is held by the South till
the first of November, il will be ours forever
more for the North will never throw another
huge army into the abyss where. so many lie
aud the war will conclude, beyond doubt,
with the independence of the Southern States,
Events have made this city-in itself insignif
cant--the keystone of the arch. Probably the
last immense effort for It's destruction which
the enemy is now about 10 make would not be
attempted had not Atlanta ialicn from the hands
Of Hood. But Sherman's trhmph compeis
Grant to match it, or sink into insgniGcance.
The news from the Valley Of Virginia is far
fom being agreeable. The enemy seem dis
posed to make oil that is possible out of their
success, and are pushing up the Valley with
considerable spirit and great flourish of
trumpcts. But il is a long road that knows no
turning, and the pursuers OF to-day may become
the pursued to morrow. Gen Longstreet's re.
turn to duty is just at critical and opportune
moment. We shall no doubt hear soon Of di.
positions being made which will eifcctually
ahecs G.ny further advance Of the enemy.