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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Fousp DRowsED.-Ccroner Jsckman held an In
ous,t Yesterday on the body Of Lieber Schaer, Ger
man, which was found in the water at the foot q
Delaney street, +. X. basket containing two nas
;rons as in the grasp Of the deceased. One wac
raf.ed through the handle, aud the hand firmly
elutehed the ride Of the basket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

SrABsrp.-Offcer Craig Of the Fourth Ward Police
Yesterday arrested Thomas Barns, peddler, VITO re-
sides ~ No. 63 Mott street, complaint OF stabefng
Charles Snith Of No. 149 Cherry street in the arm
with knife. There was quarrel between them ara
Burns insists hat be used the weapon In selfdrfeuse
Justice Osborn committed him 70 the Tombs for trlsi,
Ia defiant Of a, 0Gbbsil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

AGGRAVATED Assault AND BATTERY.-YesteIday
officer Colfax arrested George Griscom, young man
who ia an employee in the Relief Office, Fourth Ave-
nue. charged on We complaint Of Ellen o Brien, with
brutality assuting and beating her at the Office, on tie
3lst day Of July last Complainant charges that her
husband is absent in of the regiments at the seat
Of war and that che had ticket for relief She with
otlers-a crowd Of men, women and ehldren--pre-
secuted her ticket and tod that the Office for her
wa in the next room. B ing fatgued and in rather
delicate health she requested The privilege OF sitting
down few Minutes, bat was refused, and immedi-
ately, It is alleged young Grscom seized hold OF her,
choked her, kicked her, tore her clothes and used her
ia most brutal manner. She prssenied her'elf to
make complaint in teas, and Der dress abundanty
testified that she had been roughly treated. way
rant was Issued and the young arrested and taken
before Justice Connolly, who required him TO give
bail 10 answer in the sum Of 500. Complaints have
been made before of i'll usage at the same Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

SrABBISG-John Haggerty and Cornelius Sheehss
had row on Wednesday evening at No. ~ Madison
street. in which Haggerty was stabbed with kmis
nv Sbeehan. The wound is not very dangerous
Sheehan was arrested and committed to the Toonbs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

-Tnz VOLUNTEER AID FUyD.-HOward Lodge No.
co, I. o. o. F., represented By A. j.. Shaw, Z. c.
pinckuey, and G. s. GARRISON, tTusiees, has sub
scribed 81 900 toward the Volunteer Soldiers Family
Aid Fund Bonds Of the City Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
r-SITFD STATES COMMISSIONERS, OYFTCE-Au0. L.
49, Can, Dun and ELLIOT.

The schooner Tropic Wind was reported to the
Prize Commissioners to-day. This vessel was se'1rd
by Gen. Butler of Fortress Nome for violating the
blockade. She was bound from Washington TO Han.
fax, and was laden with tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

A FreHr.-Two men named Thomas Dalton are
John Scott got into fight on Wednesdays No 1856 Es
sixteenth street in which Daons leg was iraetdreds
lie was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital, aud Scott was
arrested and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

BoDY FouSD.-The body Of James Barton, wis
was drowned on Monday off the Battery, was recovs
cred Yesterday and taken TO his msther, at No. ~
Greenwich street. The BODY was raised by the firing
Of a cannon. The Coroner will hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Co,fNIssIosERs OF CHARIrIEs AND CoRREcTIoSs.
After the meeting of the Board yesterday, the Com
mittec of tho Whole reported that the enlargement Of
the building for Lunatics is progressing under the d.
rceon Of the Warden of the Penitentary and by the
inmates Of that Institution. The weekly statement is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Tar IXPEEIAL PARTT.-In tie absence Of his In
pcris Highness Prince " b., who went 10 Philadel-
phia by the clock train Wednesday evening the
beautiful Princess Clotbide will occupy her time in
visiting the points and places Of interest in and about
the city, In which seiracfciny WORK her colsor will
no doubt assist her on his return. The Pincess being
Ga Rood as she is beautiful devouy attends Mas at
tie Chapel in Twenty eighth street each morning
thus in come sort a,oning for the rebellion Of her
father againsi the Holy Father. On Wednesday, che
maintained strict sscnsion, terrifying herself best
size might az Aust the than tropical heats Of the
sstiee She did not emerge until after dinner, when,
Ia company with tie Ducbesse dAbraa.es, she took
carrnge. drive mp and down Broadway. Yesterday,
the zane course was pursued the route Of Dive being
changed, however to the Avenue.
On board tho yacht The process Of renovation goes
bravely on, and the officers abandon themselves in
despair to cigars ard de Xeres in the forlo hope
Of couneractng the excuses of N. FahFenhets Their
mometer. They one ard all declare that orr Summer
weather Is more severe than anything they have expe
rienced in the Bay, or with the Bey Of Tunis. We
were 20 fortunate yesterday to gan access TO the
deserted apartments of the Prince and the ladies
board and roundthem upon further examination quite
tastefuly fitted quite as comfortable and convenient,
AZ we previously have said. The Prncesss s,ate-room
Is paueled with polished maple and upholstered in
French gray reps, and adjoining !; are fine bathing and
dressing rooms supplied with every desirable eonye-
uience.
In the wrtingcabinet Of the Prince are several ivory
knobs, each of which connects by electrical battsry
with a separate bell so that ut choice he can summon
tie Captain, Pnnor, Aides-de-canp, such other
flnctonary as he wishes 10 sec. BY his wrtug-table
II rack, containing deeantor, sugoE~bow, silver cup,
and tie other necessares for lis Feax,Wert, while
head are racks for the maps and books with which
he improves lis mind and relieves the tcdium OF ship
board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. 1861.

one Of TIE ccmpositors from our Office, who accom-
paried Col Pa,terrOns regiment, document which
be ionud In the famous engine house in which John
Brown was captured, that resfs 90 follOwe:
ConPAsI QUAEIHks. RiGuT BANg At SHENASDoAB,
May o. lsel.
To THK OTicER 7up DAYsIR: Some copfn,on sppesrs
70 e2it to The duty Of enael ported SusquehsHrs
bridge.
l. consistent IN you s,rucnns dese ttsi sentig.ls be
Instructed not 10 pass ny from Grarts TO frrry
OH o the commissioned officers OF orderly sergeant
Of h - mpN1y with -
bns hst some Of my crossins - (oygei paH.
Stneu segfiasl read and csuist in event.
he sapPosed to judge q the coectLess Of n, ~stGfe
We r.sPectiu. y, SO,
10. nFSHA Csut. I'd Co. kT. Vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

TIE YAcHr ANERIcA.-This celebrated yacht
whose name is so intimately connected with the lss1
George Steers whose memory /, still fresh In the 70.
collection Of our readers il the subject Of paragraph
in late number Of The Cork Ireland Herald THAI
payer save: "The celebrated schooner yacht America
called the Camilla having been pur hased by Mr.,
II. Dessy of Cork, ran in the Queenstown regatta %
Friday She WAS pitted against the schoor er Uranis
and the cutters Echo and La Travata, but the race
WIS entirely it'll the latter, the other two vessels
foued in starting. The Trsviata led until short die!
lance from home when the Camilla shot ahesd and.
they came in.--Camia at Al. l3m., Traviata at 4h.
I4m 81. The Camilla being 3l5 tuns, and the Tn
vata only 63 tnns the time allowed the latter for d.
ference Of tunnage gave Der the race by Sm 5e Tns
Corkonans are naturally very prond Of this achieve
ment Of their Cork built yacht" They may well 10
'proud Of their achievement" bat on this occasion
they must remember that the America has been alnose
entirely rebuilt since her famous race, when she was
fresh from her yonng builders hands, aud on this 90
lPerter's Spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

ana articles Of different kinds about the floor. o.
aa ,i rom one Of the windows, he two mea
gave eba. s,hy and spogng from the outer door, h
49, i i ihey ran swiftly away, aud, they
were leaving, each turned aad fred at bin with (
revolver. Not heediog his Mr. Totem continued thS
fhase calling loudly for The neghbors 10 come out q
After running considerable distance y;,hor, min.
ing much upon the rsscals and no one com;ng 70 HI.
assistance, and also thinking ths he reor;,sa 800
other garment beside bis Shirt be returredt 70 hi, bons
Aner dressing and making further examination Of the
premises and discovering the loss Of bis watch oar
and many other things, lie again Get 70 arouse -
friends aud endeayOr 10 track the robbers. About
bali an hour had eapsed since their isft and not be-
ing familiar with the locality, they bad been running
in circle and when Mr. Totem had gone short Die.
tance from Lis house he discovered them coming a.
recly toward him-one armed with double-barreled
gun.
lie stopped them. and making sure they were the
parties he before, and that The gun his, b
seized the one carrying it, I'D threw him down-shs
n an endeayoring 10 bring Me muzzle Of the gun 10
bear upon him, ard the other one, whom he wss
obliged to engage at the time, trying to get out
pistol 10 use upon him. At this critical moment ons
Of the neighbors up, and assisted Mr.. Totten n
securing the rogues, and taking away their arms Bs-
side the gun they were furnished with three reyover,
one Of which was found in the leg OF one OF thsix
boots. The men were then taken before Justice Eiis,
and Capt. Abraham Wood sent for handcufs TO he puS
upon them. AS this operation being performed,
Nv Toens watch fell out Of the ell eve of one OF them
The other bad ring upon his finger, which be begged
to be permitted TO keep, as 1t cot him 10, Duh
was recognized by one Of Mr.. Tottens daughters 81
her property, and taken off After being fnrthsf
searched ard proper proceedings taken by the justice
he ordered them TO be sent to Jail 70 await the sitting
Of Ire gr nd jury. Gu the way TO the prison one OF The
odcers said he wonld "treat," but lie had money
when Of the prisoners produced purse with sves
IN it, and offered some for that purpose. This also,
ascertained, belonged to one Of SIR. Toten's fal
ly, but bad not been found in the search.
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Farther Point, July Q.

Partner FolDts July "
The North Briton, from Liverpool, 9th
via Londonderry 2sth, Isssed to day, bring
ing two days. later intelligence than tina
| brought by the Great Eastern.
The French Senate had passed bill es
tnhlishing postal service with America.
Napoleon's recognition Of Italy had beer
withheld for approval Of bis policy at Turin
PARTS. hUrEuay 80 IT m sTRrsu ruRr rTc n v
Sultan will make daring attempt to rouse
the long dormant energies Of the Musslemar
population by working on their fanaticism,
and that the Christians will be the first TO
feel the effects of the change OF rulers.
II 10 reported that the Pope's health ID
orse than IL generally supposed.
AUsrRiA.-l Ii 10 doubted whether Austria
will receive the Hungarian deputation. II is
ouite cieHr that the rrquisitieB ia the address
will not be granted.
GREAT BRIrAIs.-Aii the morning papers
have u leader on Mr.. Cobden's speech.
The North Briton brings $3.50, 900 in spe-
ole. She encountered great quantities Of Joe
in the straits of Belle Isle.
Breadstuffs-W Gather favorable for crops.
LrvERpooL-B reads.uFs steady and quiet,
Provisions were dull.
LONDON, 18th Bullion in Bank OF Eng
land increased f24q, 900.
ST. Johne, July 8.
The G~Hsaa, f#em Liserpae., 18th ria
Queenstown, 30th, passed Cape Race At p.
m, Monday. Tire news yacht tried TO board
her, but could not make her hear or see,
owing TO the dense fog. She will be due at
Halifax Wednesday.
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A State Convention OF the Republicans Of lows
called TO assemble by their delegates At the City
OF Dey Moines, At 10 clock A. N. on Wednesday
July sfft 1851, for the nomination Of officers to b.
elected at the general election in October Of tbi,
year Candidates are to be selected for the Offices
Of Governor. Lieutenant Governor, and Judge
Of the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
such other action may, in its opinion, contribute
to the success 1t the Republican party.
Evsrv organized county win be entitled to one
delegate in the Convention, and additir nal del.
ccate Tor each 200 votes, and for AIRY additions
rae ION Of Zoo votes cast ct the last Gen
ersl Esss'ion for hon. Abraham Lincoln az Presi-
dent of The United States.
kspnhlican County Central Committees are re-
auested ~ call their conventions 10 se ct their del
sEases ~ the +a+f~ shcrr strtr+, Hrn for efficient
organisation preparatory 10 the ca, vass.
HIM. HoyTF,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SsvusL T. miller Lee County.
j. II. WEAVER, Davis. q
Gro. A. HawLrY. Decatur
Lswss SMITH, Kossuth "
W. d. rAInFiILn Floyd
II. e. HENDERSON. Marshall /"
j. II. kErpnAs MaLaska
W. A. WARREN, Jackson
III. II. 1UrnfLL, Cedar
5. ]. w. TABOR, Buchanan
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/ ed through portions OF the cnuptry expected
! TO take part in the contemplated rebellion.
i In consequence Of the serious loss thus sus-
tanned there was available, At the commence
| ment or the Outbreak, much lees supply
tlan usual OF all kinds. But through the
zeal and activity Of tho Ordnance Bureau,
| the tint arrasement thus created has been IN
a great measure overcome.
A. tho capacity OF the Cover ment nrmor-
| leo a. not sa...l 20 he s,nnlv needaa ever
after having doubled the force at the Spring
field arraory, the department found it abso
lnteiy necessary TO procure arms, to some
extent, frem private manufacturers. 1t is
believed that from these sources they can be
obtained equal IN quality and no. much high
er in cost than those mata 10 the national
wotksh, pc. 1t would, therefore, appear .
wise pol cy on the part Of the Government to
encourage domestic industry by supplying
our .roC pc in part from private factories Of
our ov,, country, instead Of making pur-
chases from abroad.
As rif al cannon are, III point OF effective
ness, fer superior TO smooth bore, arrange
ments have been make to fife a large por-
ton Of The guns on hand, and the work is
.s'l IN progress.
In cofaluding this report, deem it proper
to express my deep Indebtedness to the vet
eran Gererai-in Chief OF the army for the
constant and self sacrificing devotion to the
putttc syFvtcc exhibited by him IN this RFHvs
crisis; and also TO the chiefs Of the differ
ent bureaus OF this department Tor the able
and efficient manner in which they have Ut
all times aided me 10 the dischargerof my
Official duties.
have the honor to be, with high regard,
You. obedient servant,
SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of War.
To the President Of the United States.
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@
To Elisabeth Caru hers and l.. NJ. Caruthers, Der
husband. Caroline Elliott and Samuel Elicit her
hus band. Harriet Shrcem and --- Shroem, her
hssbspd. Sarah Todd and --- Todd, her hus-
band, Henrietta Havsrsiick ard ----- Haver-
stick her husband, james Wilson, j. r. Copelin
Wm. w. Copelin and Carrie h. Gopsln, minor
heirs IL Jane M, ID. Copelin, decgased.
N0U and each of you are hereby notified that
i there is now 6le In the flee Of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Lee county, love, at Keo-
kuk, 4 petition and supplemental petition OF Nat.
- u she fN~fnicns.ra III eerfniu mort
gage executed Ly T. /. Mckenny ard Geo. B. WIZ
son to John Stannus and John Ramij ton, and new
the property o plaintiff 10 certain prom
isory note ION which note judgment Ia also Slaimsd
which mortgage conveys the following property,
to wit: Twenty feet 81 the rear ends Of lots seven
~ and eight, ICY in block thirty-Fix t3e) In che
city OF keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, mtre psrticu-
larly described In said petition In which said real
estate, it 10 alleged that you have some interest,
NJ the heirs at law OF the faid Geo. b. Wilson, now
dsceased.
And unless you appear snd anawI said pstf-
ton or before of the second day Of the next
term Of the raid District Court, being the Esp-
TENDER term, 1861, decree will be rendered against
you in accordanc with he prayer ofsad petition,
and all your interest, claim and equity Of fsd<mp-
ton in and said premises will " cut on and for
ever barred and foreclesed.
McCRARy BRUCE,
July II. Is6l-dlm Pit6s' Attorneys.
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TINE FROM QUINCY TO

FARE A. Low AS NV ANY Other
ROUTE.
~ Ask for Tickets by the Great Wabash Valley
Koste, aEd be sure yos get them.
~ New and Elegant 6lespng Can are run from
Quincy to Lafayette t30e uiiss) % that passenger
can get good nights rest while pursuing their
journey.
va Baggage Checked from Quincy TO all iDpor-
tant places East and south.
N. n..-Tbck cts far Sol III the corner al
Main and Second streets, KeoKsk, Iowa, and II tho
Cumpany's Ticket Office, 20 Front ~, Quincy, Ill.
E. G. SMITH,
General Freight ard Ticket Agent,
Quincy, illinois,
". u. TEN.EYCK.A Ayers.
uly3dlm KEukUK, IOWA.
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Republican COun
Convention.

Tie Retublieans II Lee county will meet in Mass
Convention, at the Court House In Fort Madison,
on saturday, the Goth day Of July, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, for the purpose Of choosing Delegates to the
State Cor vention under the call Of the State Gen.
trail Committee, aud also of selecting . County
Central Committee for the coming year ard attend
ing to such other business as may properly come
before the Convention. II. SHAW,
Chairman Central Com.
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$is5,293,397.l9
- = n

Tie AIMS and ordnance Supplied from our
national armofies, under the able superin
tend, nee Of the Ordnance Department, com
pare ~ 81 fsofnbly With The ssry best man.
ufnc'nrej for foreign governments. The
CT ra I'd Lnhsld I'll, 80 called, is SIM
pie copy-of the regular arm manufactured
for many years ~ the Springfield armory.
ttAr7vT7uT ~ stsu crrtty part Ut tsasr year tire
government had supply of arms AMI mum
irons " Uar sufficient Tor any emergency !,
but, through the bad faith 81 those entrusted
With their guardianship, they were taken
from their proper deposltorics ana distrlbDt
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the Grent uatiIe nna Darsnt.

The dispatches Of the 9th by way Of Kan
cas- City contain very circumstantial accounts
of the defeat Of 500 United States troo
under Col. siegel, by Is, 900 Missourians. -
TIE dispatches OF the 10Th published in our
paper ere doubtless nearer the truth, and
much more TO our taste.
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GO An exchange ask whether we suppose
ThaI tIFEfnIa nnd rInsIsrso can % Whirlpool
into tho ur.i4i States We gnese they can
be whipped into the Un,ted States quite az
easily III Western virginia ard Eastern Ten
nev-ee can be Whipped ,nto the Confederate
States Louisville Jour.
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TThere is a deruta,ion Of Tennesseeons at
Frankfort, Ky, urging Gov. Msgofhn to
and keep II open for transportation Of cup
plies to the South, 10 defiance Of the orders
OF the Federal Government. The Union
men at Frsrkfort and Louisville are said TO
bs watching the Governor closely, with =
view q ''c.ving him Hail Columbia" 10
ease be subserves the views Of the rebels.
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II Claib Jackson, governor of Missouri, IL
somewhere down in, or near Arkansas, ami
Reynolds, lieutenant governor Of the State,
IL IN Nashville, Tennessee. The State con
vsntion, when it assemblies, will doubtless
provide for filing their places with loyal
men.
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Col. TAYLOR VS. nal chsd back TO Gen. NJ.
Dowsll's Assd-Quarters, where be VAS kept
under atrios guard until % early hour this
morning, when BE- Ms esccEted back to the
Confederate lines and turned loose - End
bis way back 10 Beauregsrd. Without having
accomplished what uss evidently bis main
point, namely, to comm niOnte with the trai:
tors 10 our midst, Who bad doubtless prePAk-
cd 10 srnd 10 Bearegard. through him, i'm
portant information concerning alleged con.
templated movements.
The COMPANY Of Garib sldans who mutip-
led, were surrounded this sorning, ard are
nov Imprisoned. The ringleaders will be
made examples OF.
The dispatch Of news OF army movements
by telegraph, has been forbidden BY SCOTT.
The undue mortality in one or Two New
York rsginsDss 10 sssributed 10 the excessive
oonsunpsiea Of lager beer.
Martinsbure, July ..
Two deeerters arrested here from John
sons camp Say be has Is 900 men.
| Reliable ioformAtioo has been received
that johnson has lately been reinforced from
Manassas.
II il nov said that 90 rebels we're killed
and wounded in tho affair At Haine.ville.
Reinforcsments arc coming 10 which gise
Us 10000 mon.
It is rumored here that Mcclellan had
routed Wise 81 Laurel Hill.
/ New York, July 9.
The prise brig Toulon has arrived from
Congo River, Afrioa, where che was seized
by the sloop. of-war Constellation, on sus.
picion that she VS. about TO take cargo Of
slaves, having oil tho necessary outfit there
for.
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Picket guard At Rird's Point WINS fred up
on last night By 20 or 80 rebels Two OF
three shots wore exchanged. No one hurt.
Capt. Noleman's company Of dragons
we're to day sent into Missouri, scouting.
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july5-ds
The Great Wabash Valley
Railroad Route.
~ %

FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO WITH
OFT CHAMGE OF Cara.
Until further notice the NIGHT EXPRESS
" TkAIN will leave Quincy d, H:AO p. M,
on The arr.s.l u tas askct fr.n hsskak.
TIAr unnA DIrIHnv To
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4--- NOTICE.
TIVE Commissioners for Auditing ciaims upon
l the War aud Defense Fun, would rive mo-
iice that they will be ia session Mt the Deming
iouse from the 10th TO the l3lh inst, inclusive,
Tor The IurpoEe 81 examining all su,a claims -
may be brought before them.
T. M nENEY.
s. k. IAaHAM,
f.P. WEST
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CT Il there he slightest doubt that the
traitors of the South are delighted with the
position of the hahoncyites in Iowa, and the
Vallandlghams aud their c0nferers Of the
North. And can there DO any question that
the true Union men ~ ni.souri, Virginia and
MARYLAND hold tass these Northern oppo
meats OF the war, are really aiiers and abet.
tors M the secession 'raitofs II the South
KsT Elk Tovefn5r FLOYD LIS presented d
masn,fcept pair oil hprsaS ~ JED. Davis.
The old thief en- afford 10 maze magnif
Gait presents, FIR he boys them with money
stoisn from The United States.
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keokuk, July 10, lS6i--dst
j ouFnsl copy. ]

DEM ING HOUSE, kEOkUk. IOWA.
ISHE undersigned would respectfully announce
ally that to meet the demands Of the strinssnt
times the Irce Of board for transient travel viii
b. reduced to 81 ~ per day. Day board reduced
TO - PER week.
Thankfui for the liberal pairt mage bestowed upon
the house, would ask continuance Of the eau o,
uring patrons that the will eonit 10 -
kept ~ . fret cisss Hotel.
GEO. X. DEFINING, Proprietor.
s~t. 4 A.
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Washington, July Q.
The Star has An extra about Col. Taylor,
who came here under Gag Of truce yestcr-
day, and says bic business w.s disposed Of
10 few moments, the President not deem
ing the comm ueAtion be brought soch - %
require him to enter into any comuunioation
with Dawn