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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

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&Je MORNING STAR Rod-s7,f,n

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SrsFef 9tnauI. Sim Iendteie.
4'0 l'e 'nrudFamfn ia9te Der 6auptmann;
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RrSfnnIIl1nrn

Der ,gnWiser" erihent itoeu @cr9ss SoprtoaS 0s9c-
npmmsr 1m ir6hsntlihcn SubrirOnerrct5 10 GtS.,
ioblbar bic rep Sra9cr cc5r So 90 IN iSbrder ornuS
beobuaR. sl;eeeu nCeu inter fcgcnoeu 8tbinQun0sl
9luIudtme Ginntaii9e Gurtfuus sou 10 cen poey enis
Qe 80 Cts, ;peinolisc 70 GtS., crcnosc Sl0O cine
93p tt %, eiueu @pn0i s. 30 oci NCuo S400 eGe
RcnatC $500, uptd NlcHht $1,000 IN sieTte1ltjt5r
crads6eiaAlun1. AnSteer Die nan 9CIiettN ser3nper
merSsn f6nGen rrerben nit S25 90 per S}Gbr tercdnet
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= N Il s. 50 6orrtiun, WrGF.
). Aootr leofante, Ticc. WrGr
8to Bur Nell, 81. D, Qlr,t.
8oScct y. 46eotf, PcdtSoneolt.
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2tnjetaen.
Or. gB. 5rcbe.
Office: Ecke Marshall und te Strasse.

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Deffentliher AlUta' uup 0jerihte Qnmotl
Sffce: Gdr 6'nnrrncr- uNO 55rantlin-S -Strhfe.
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SranB Staube,
l6S Sroarf.abe, spihen ccr 6. uno 7. Str.
pdt Gin rsiSes2 mo wctIo1prtjrte5 Eager gOn
9isarren, J6GuoA=, Sau- unp SAnupftabaf
sisner 5abrtaticu mo ampOrtatipu,
IA gr M @rNE uVp 6nnpfcuf III otu bJjaCn Darfrrris
fen a56B 8amcrtlit ioGen 9GoerysrfSlfer pt gsrfjiI
Jam pIi' BEN, Il" brs Eufaufe aunrrn,iti,
FS Bt"- 81
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The German ADVERTISER,

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day; Sunday excepted, at
s. 90 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFfCE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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Jeuer 9fOlfc, Gomiuaitter,
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81 "A o

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Eatne uno ernc @elhle sum 8Ctcn 5eutr.Ulort,r urr
S..t5pGlisn . .iIttsine sgm 9lLtrcn cucryoittn
petsl1 bNe Str@en6loden nit wcbHltU9Hoem SDne
80umeiiter .6alSpeiBcr uno oroeTe SDrrlnnen rsr+s
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-01

lNQuEsTs On Saturday morning q negro named
benl amin Chase was found dead in his bed, at No.
oo Forrest street. Coroner Hall held an inquest
over the body, and a verdict rendered OF
death from intemperance and exposure" The
same coroner called on to hold an inquest over
tue body of negro named Charles Griffith, in Ftp
penny bit alley, near Spring street. verdict was
rendered of "Deatn from excessive eating and in
temperance"
STABBIYG CAsE.-An alteration occurred on Sat
urday last, in the vicinity of No. Engine House.
between two men, who were intoxicated. The aE-
tair terminated in one of the party, named s. Nc
Mahan stabbng the other John Cain. McMaban
was arrested by policeman Thomas Weaver and
arraigned before Justice Logan, who released him
on bail in the sum of 81, 900 to appear at Court
DRowNED.-Y esterday morning a neoro belono
ing to a. j. Randolph, living on Washinpton
street, near Pratt, rode horse beloppinp 10 his
master into the river at point near the Lazaratto
'or the purpose of swimming the animal. When
about thirty yards from shore the horse in pIung
ang' tutew the negro, who was unable to swim,
and before assistance could reach him he drowned
The body has not been recovered.
AssAULTING A CuILD.-Policeman Snavelev on
saturday took into custody Charles CoIfiesb.
charged with assaultng small child upon the
street. lie was arraigned before Justice Logan.
VINO released him on producing security to appear
at further bearing.
, hoBBERY-The clothing establishment of Messrs
Sonne6orn Seligman, situated on Pratt street,
near Hanover, was forcibly entered on Saturday
cgnV, anu several articles OF clothing were carried
OH. Nothing is known of the perpetrator.
BEATING MS WIFE Policemen Whitson and
hammond on Saturday arrested John Goodman.
upon the charge Of assauiting his wife, Sophia
GOODMAN. lie was taken before Justice Showacre
who committed him for court.
RoBBERY.-Some time during Saturday nipht.
tne boot and shoe store of Mr.. John Williams on
Ehsor street, four doors from East was entered
and robbed of a quantity of boots and shoes. An
entrance was effected by forcing the window
shutters.
For CoURT.-A man named 6. L. Amy was ar
rested on the charge of assaulting and striking an
elderly man named John Metals. The attack was
entirely unprovoked. He was released on bail for
Court by Justice Hiss.
LOTTERY Policy SHoPs.-Since the rice police
have been regulating the affairs of the CITY, the
lottery policy shops have opened, and some of them
are doing thriving business. Around the doors
can be seen numbers of squalid children, drunken
men and women and filthy negroes.
AT THE FoRT.-Mr. r. H. Alvey, who was
lately arrested at Hsgerstown, charged with cor
responding with Confederate officers was brought
on Saturday to Fort McHenry.
CHARGED WITH STEALNG.-Y esterdav a nego bow
named Neal Kemp, was arrested on the charge Of
stealing a number of brushes. He was committed
to Jail for Court.
THEFT OF A HAT.-N. Chase was arrested on Fri
DAY night by policeman Stewart upon the charge
OF stealing a hat from Dennis Kennedy. Justice
Shlpley committed him for Court
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More Troops-Arrlyni of the Fifth Maine Re

More TroOps-Arriyai of the Fifth NTnine r.
- giment.
The Filth Maine Regiment arrived here last night
direct from Portland, having been on the marcI
since Wednesday morning.
The Sixteenth New York Regiment numberin,
sou men, arrived here at IL o'clock A. NJ to-ds y
they tre uniformed in the regulation STYLE, excep
that the men wear a fatigue CAP
The Second New Jersey Regiment arrival bor,
At ~ O'Clock, Z. NJ. numbering one thousand anC
Regiment W ''' A''
Purcell NJ. QuiIIan.
fufcel NJ. Quitlan, of South Carolina who wa
arrested at the State Department. by order of Capt
starr, ON suspicion of being a spy, was Committed
to Jail to await further orders
Military Royvdyism.
esterday party OF soldiers went to the house
OF Jnils Deane, in Marble alley, between Four-and
a-Dait ara Sixth streets and Pennsgl glvania avenue
and demanded admittance. Because tbev were re-
fused, they fired their pistols at girl in the house
The Battle at Cole Camp
"A gentleman by the name of May, who stopped
over night at lie Camp, after the battle at that
pace, arrived in this city yesterday on the steamer
d. d. Bacon. He reports the following State
troops killed:-Houser, Leach, Gill, Kemper anC
w nipple, from Warsaw, and man by the name O
lltt' OF Cole Camp. There were six State troop!
wounded. The Government troops had sixty-nint
killed, and the number OF woundad could not bf
ascertalned. The fight WAS described as being
very warm one.
IhIS statement is corroborated BY gentleman
by the name of Jones, from Neoshe, who was alsc
passenger on the Ii. D.. Bacon.-H. Louis Re
publican Of June 20b.
Southern Troops at Harper's Ferry.
Two regiments of soldiers in the employ
OF the Confederate Government are now il
the occupancy of Harper's Ferry, having pro
ceeded there during Friday 1t is stated OF
good authority that they compose the righ
wing of a large force who are advancing to
wards that place. 1t is probable, however, tina
the movement is strategetc.
Health, of the Army.
A meeting has been held in ew York to con
slider the Importance of speedy action in reference
to the sanitary condition of the Federal army.
Statements were made, showing the gross incom
potency of the surgical and medical force in many
regiments, and moreover, that many of the camps
are now IN such condition, that epidemcs will in
evitably break out among their occupants unless
the proper sanitary precautions be taken before tht
more unhealthy season arrives.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 90 Flour, &c--The in
quiry for Western and State flour is less activeee arr
Vas prices have declined 5d20 cts per bbl The sales
brace 26O bbls at S3S0d4 10 for superfne Western:
do Stae 81 254 IS for the low grades Of
western extra 454 65 for State 81 054 80 for
fancy do s490G50 90 for shipping brands of round hoop
extra uho and IS 5l0640 for trade brands d. Canadian
nour Is lower and the demand is moderate-sales of
oOo oos. at S440G7 so for extras Southern flour is
aso owe te inquiry is chiefly for the local trade
sales OF ioo dds at s. 40G6 for mixed to good
fine Baltimore, &c and &c. 20de 90 for extras Rvs honr
heavy-sales of l70 bbls at 81 rs for Jersey Grar
wheat market has again declined owing To The
ly large offerings of spring, and buyers have
advantage The sales 270 900 bushels at 7oon
for Chicago spring; 93d95 cts for Chicago club 7oos
cts for Milwaukee club; 81 for amber Mwauke. sI 0S
for Green Bay club; 99GSl for Canada club 81 OsGl
for red winter Western the lower for small lots in
bags on the dock 81 20 for white Ohio 81 25 80 for
white Indiana and 81 2l for white Canadian Rye in fair
demand and is steady-sales of bushels at &C
Canadian 6S cts for Jersey and 90 river Oats are
rather quiet-saes of Canadian 26G2S cts and State
at 3O3l cts Corn is less active aud is lower. The
supply is not large Sales of So 600 434t
cts for heated and SOFT and 4749 for Western mixed
Provisons.-The market is irmer more active; sale:
of 960 bbs mess at $4 50l5-he latter for 500 bbls
mess for Philadelphia and the West Indies; prime s1oG
10 Beef is dusales of 100 bbls 50dlO so fol-
repacked and $40 75 IL 75 for extra Cut meats arr
active-saes of 1926 tcs and bbs hams at cts fo
picked and dry salted and 45 cts for shoulders LarC
is du-sales of 275 pkgs at sack cts the former pric
for Head. Cotton-A steady business continues to be
done in cotton gradually advancing prices. The de
mand is partly speculative, but chiefly from the hom
trade to fill government contracts for the army. Mid
dhng uplani is worth 14h to IAN cts according Il
cassncation The stock is getting into moderate com
Ps peng estimated st under thirty thousand bales,
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL COuRT--IrnnE BOND

CITY CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attor-
ney, prosecuting. The following business occupied
this Court on Saturday-State Us. Caroline Re-
trace, charged with throwing stones at the chill
dren ot Mary Cunningham. Adjudged guilty, and
fined % cents and costs-Stste Us. John Cun-
ningham, charged with assaulting and beating
Caroline Retrace. Adjudged guilty, and fined 25
cents and costs.--State Phillip Schwim
charged with assaulting and beating Frederick
Detring.. Cross Assaults. Compromised pay
ment of costs. - State Us. Samuel Lee,
charged with assauIting and beating Lamuei
OPPenheimer. Compromised on payment of costs.
State Us. George Smallwood, charged with
an assault and battery. Case forfeited State
IS. George Williams, charged with assaulting and
beating John Luther. Case c0mpromised.-State
u.s. Z. Durham, charged with an assault and bat
terry. Case dsmissed.-John Cameron, J. II.
Amos Charles Stewart, Charles Lilly and Joseph
Snaveley, charged with assaults, prayed Jury
trials. Granted.-State Us. George Einberg,
charged with assaulting Mary Herbert. Not
guilty State Us. Daniel Herbert and Mary Her.
bert, charged with assauiting and beating George
Einberg. Adjudged guilty., and fined 25 cents and
costs each.-Sta'e Us. Charles E. johnson, JOS
Walker and Charles rowson, charged with
assauitng and resisting officer Eney. John
son acquitted and the Others remanded to jail
State Us. Henry Herkesheimer, charged with as
ssulting and beating Mary A. Dennis. Not guilty
State us James Thompson and James Gala
han, charged with assaultng and beating Henry
Ludwig. Callahan fined So and COSTS and Thomp-
son acquitted.-Stste Us. Francis Kelly, charged
with aSsaulting and beating Joseph Finnegan. Not
guilty.-State Us. Robert Crop, Stephen Candy,
j. W. II. Hayward and John W. Shelby charged
with being drunk and arrestiug two persons under
the pretence of being officers. Adjudged guilty,
fined $50 and costs, aud sent to Jail for three
months each.-State George Mobbs, charged
with assaulting his wife Mary Mobbs, and David
Whitley: Adjudged guilty, fined 81 and costs, and
sent to jail for two weeks. State u.s. Andrew Urhl l.
charged with assaulting and beating Ellen Gehrng
NLase forteited.-State Us. John Pummer, charged
. vtth. sssaultng Mary A. J. Ruark. Adudged
.2t the prosecuting witness pay the costs
-otdt 70 US' Ju tIut7u DrauIey, Il IuG oI : yeaTs,
charged with throwing stones and eggs at Hugh
White. Plea of not guilty confessed by the State.
The Court then adjourned till IL o'clock this
morning.
There was nothing of public interest transacted
in the other courts
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SP ECIAL pESPATCHrs

The PennsylyPnis Ccmmand--Grent Dis
satisfaction because of their Backward
ness--Gsen. Cadyvalader still i'm Maryland
Gen. Patterson TO be Superseded.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-News from Wi,liamsport
announces that Cen. Cadwalader has again attempt
ed to cross at Williamsport but promptly reiterated
before Gen. Johnston, who is evidently watching
his movements with considerable force. Gen.
Johnston has the whole line from uarpers Ferry
10 Hancock well guarded. In the former place
there about GOO COnfederates Great dissatis.
faction is expressed here at the refusal of Cen Pat
erson to advance. He will, in all probability, be
superseded.
Troops at WasilinGtOm--Confiden Feeling
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Tronps are still pouring
in here. The government considers that it has
now at least three men to every one of the COufed-
crates. There are Indications of a forward move
ment, in which Gen. Scott is confident of success.
From Key West-YelIOw Fever-No More
Secrets.
KEY WEST, June 30 yellow Fever has broken
out here Parties desiring to join the Southern
Patriots have great difficulty in leaving and no
opportunity to write. All letters sent from here
are opened By Government agents.
Appointments in the Southern Army.
NASHVILLE, June 29.-Thr Nashville Union Of the
2Sth says that Colonels Hardee and Magruder have
been appointed Brigadier Generals in the Confed-
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Army InieIIi~cnce.

GRAFTON, JuDe S0.-Genera Mcclellan has gone
to Clarksburg via Parkers0urg road. General
Morris is in command of the Philippi forces. The
troops here and those stationed along the railroad,
from Parkersburg and Wheeling to Piedmont, are
commanded by General Hill. General Mcclellan
is preparing to march on General Wise's forces in
the KanaWha Valley, with two columns.
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Organization of Home Guards

:, BooNEvILLE, June pa company of about fifty
Home Guards arrived here early this morning from
Lafayette county, for the purpose of procuring
arms arms from General Lyon for six hundred Home
Guards which are organized in that county. These
men came in wagons, and carried rifles and shot
guns TO protect themselves from the secessionists.
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From columbus--Ap pointment--Prisoner.

COLUMBUS, June 27.-The Governor has appoint
ed Charles Whittesy, of the Quartermaster' s De-
partment, Engineer-in- Chief of the State forces,
vice Rosecrans, promoted to igadier-General in
the United States service
- In reply to telegram from Gen. Mcclellan, the
Governor has authorized the sending Of prisoners
of war to Columbus