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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29

Tax Dss MoIsss VALLEY Vine is published
every Monday at this Office, is enc Ct the oldest
papers In lows, and has widely extended oircu-
lation throughout the Dies Moiues Valley North
ern Missouri. and Western Illinois.
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sweet Cider.

a DbLS PsnnsyivAniA Cider for sale v 8
LAVA. ROBERTSON 4 bRo..
Is AAin-st.
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sci back But mind, the least crook or the
lesst turn. and overheard you 70 with the
rest.' SWELL" said he, 81 will DO the best
cAn.' And be worked veil I'll tho way
back. Tie couldn't do otherwise. Ii was
pump or siDk.
Msrshal--Did they beg, any o. thsm
tillman--They didDst have any ehance to
beg. II was ali done ID ave minutes. 10
seven minutes and half after struck the
first blow the vessel was squared away before
thc wind and oil sail on. We were City
nilaA south Of Char lesteB, and enc huudrsd
to the eastward.
. Marshal-l guess you must have been IN
ths habit Of killing dcgs.
Tillman-l never killed but one before,
and that sas pig.
TillmAn said that at frst be had thought
Of securing all the men, and bringing them
alto New York alive 10 irons; bat this no
found was inprasticsble. To sse HE own
language, ssThere we're too many for that
there wers Eve Of them and only three Of ~.
After this, | said, "uell, will get Nil Iosn
back alive, and the rest will kill" Till
man Gays he went away ~ steward, but
came back as . captain.
Population - sews by Counlsss.
Mr.. Sells, Secretary Of State, bss just 70.
cciv-d from the Department Of the Interior,
at Washington, the following Abstract show
ing tho populatioa Of Iowa for the year
1850 BY counties, ~ taken BY the United
Htatea Marshal. Il will be seen that tho ~.
gregate number OF inhsbisants 10 the 6tass
il lis.ls less than TOO 900. In 1850 is rs
lO1,2l4. No other State ia the Union daring
tho sa.s period has experienced saeh : rel
ativs increase.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Butter.
Ly0R prime article of Fresh Butter - %
l. ROBERTSON BRO. S,
JuE27d ~ Hain-st

Attention. M1ttsaRY.
hRUMS and F,fss. Drum Hsals, SHARES Cords,
~ and obstruction Booko Tor Oru0 and Fife.--
Best Qua Of TsDas DRAINS With oAf Oh IN batter
and heads - ~ reduced price or ~; second
sasii.y IS; for ss1s ut ths daIs City Music Store
No - MAsn-et., Ksskuk.
jy2swla I'D. PATRICK, Agent.
TN andspignsd having psrshassd the entire
stock 81 Groceries Of Mossrs. Day Bro, No.
los Aaia-st., Keoksk, and Wishing 10 close il ont
ln0sdiassly, viii Do 20 It tho lowest hgsres and
teks Missouri mensy ~ par
SMITH 1 BCHRAMM.
Keoksk. JAY s-Asf
Pianos &C 4 Great Sacrifice
nNE Flrst Glass Seven Octave Rosewood Piano
" for sale 1t 500 les than Wholesale price.
Ono Second Hand Plano Tor Rent, or for Sale 1t
very Low figures.
Three Princes Melodsons ct hard times prices.
Now v the time 10 bay cheap.
J. ID. PATRICK,
Agent for Gate City Music Store,
JulylSd1m No. ~ Main-st.
a.loyAss MaArsaa MAJ.
LDfD'S Railroad Map shows every Railroad
- in running order up to Februayy lst, i86l.--
Every ststion IL marked down IN the roads, and
the distances between each station, and the total
i"ngth OF the road; also the tame Of It's oiBcers,
their place Of residence, aud the running time Of
the trains on every Railroad in Amsrioa are given
Every river In America is traced out. and tho
towns anu cities on the Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers are marked plainly. All the foris,
Batteries and il this country are laid
N. w. wEsTcoTT,
jyH Main-st., "a door from 4tb.
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Announcements.
FOR sHERIFPx

FOR SHERIFFSs~
Please announce the name ofGRASVILLE w.
PIlTMAN a. an independent candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff of Lee County, at the next October
eiectisp.
keokuk, July 18th, 1891.
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Population % lev. by Cou.l,ss.
ABSTRACT By couSfrEs.

s.............. ...... oSl
Adams ... ........ .......... ... 1883
Alsmak co .........,......... 1896
Apranooss ......................... ......, 1893:
Aaaub on................. .,. 454
Benton ...... ........... .. G5I7
black Hawk .................. ... s?aa
Boone ......... . 423I
Brener. ... 4ol5
Dnchsn - 1908
kpsna Vista 81
Runcambe {anurganigedl .......
Buslsr- 372t
fnlhaun lar
Carroll. .....u. ISL
C..- 16I9
sl1si.r laaa7
c.r-c o.vA. pao
Cherokee "a
Ce,eSas,v. 4s3s
r,,.rs nr
81 - -. 81
C1a..an MRS
Ir..n lsass
c-.vt-rs asa
D,ts.. ss1a
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We published in our last reports from
Cairo, that the rebels were evidently con
.csotrating in southeast Missouri for sn at
tack on Birds Point. We learn that the
steamer Des Mcines left st. Louis on Fri.
day night with 900 men for Birds Point
Also that Col. Tnrchn's regimentleft Han
nbal on Saturday for ST. Louis, doubtless
destined for Blrd's Point. The steamer
Louisiana arrived at Hannibal ON Saturday
night, having been sent up to get Col. Cur
It's regiment. An extra train OF ears left
Hannibal that night for St. Jo., and il was
expected that the Second Iowa Regiment
woald come down and leave for St. Louis BY
this Monday morning. Their destination
vas not known, but the indications are that
they would also 60 to Birdie Point.
General Fremont 10 nov in St. Louis, in-
spring every department. Of bis command
with his own extraordinary energy. The
people have confidence that be will meet no
defeats.
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"a appears By the recent order from
the War Department, that Mcdowell and
Mansfield are both superseded, and private
letters indicate that Mcclellan is virtually
Comman der in Chief, Gsn'l Scott, on a.
count OF bic increasing in6rmi.ies, relin-
gushing most Of bis vast labors, and intend.
ing hereafter to act as sdviser and friend OF
the Administration. Great hopes are enter.
tanned Of Mcclellan, and we trust the peo-
pie will not be disappointed, and that he may
be better supported than Mcdowell was By
such men ~ Miles, Tyler, Schenck, Richard
son, &C., 10.
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AND
SEED STORE,
NO. 1863 MAIN-ST......... EOkUK, IOWA,
+ AN recsivipg daily fresh and we'll selected
/ stock Of Agricultural implements and seeds
which - Offering 70 the public IT low prices for
cash, at Wholesale and retail.
hpril3, 'oi-d3m E. REYNOLDS.
4 PULL assortment of the follo~ipg make Of
"A Plo~s may be found At the AGRICULTURAL are
house and Scedstcres
keokuk Piow Co.
Moline, Ill.
lsoua isi~isu, III. s'e's9'''"Fs ''4'''sffa
Warsaw, Ill.
Boston, Mass.
ap5d3m E.REyEOLDc.
A FRESH stock Of Garden Ard Field Seeds, 5,
IA the bashei, pound, ounce or paper, may b.
found ~ the Seed store, 163 Main-st.
ap3d3m 3. REYNOLDS.
lust reestssd ct tho Agricultsral Warshosss
u and Bssa Store good stock Of Corn and Col
Crnahera. Cern 6hsllsrs, Csltivators, Corn Plant
eTe1 0taele, Doable and Tkribbis Shovels, which l
- a9sstog q reduced prices Tor cash.
ApsSAsm =. REYNOLDS.
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a.IorA,s Wa1.rena m.D
Army shoes.

nUKE \ DA8mBrT, are manufacturipg
- ~ artisls q soldiers shoes, superior 70 any
thing yet seso 10 thts line, and they can furnish
them lower than the regul ation shoes viii be sur
piled. They are made Of French Kip. and sseurr "a
against rips By tho abssnce Of seams in the ppero
and by riycts IN the shanks.
Those desiring good bhoes will do we'll to 10
May22d -
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NEW BOOKS.
GlLAS MARINER, by the author OF HAdam
- Bede.''
Unitsd States Tactics.
Army Regulations.
soldiers Hancy Book.
APplstDns Maps OF the Seat Of War.
THE day received, by
Il jels-d OGDEN, BPOWNEII.A RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
ARRIVAL or THE CiHAIVBA.

TIE United States mail steamship Cahawba, w.
Smith. commander, from New.OrleaDs and Havana,
arrived at this pot a, an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Cshawba left the City of NewOFleans on the
evening of the 2jh but did not the bar until the
ensuing morning at 10 O'Clock, arriving at Havana on
the evening Of the 2sth left that port a. a. M, on the
Goth ut From Havana there is nothing Of interest to
report except the almost total suspension Of business
caused by the difficulties in the States.
The markets are all paralyzed Sugars can be bought
below quotations. No. T. a. s. to reals per aFrObai
Molasses, i reals per keg Freghts-There ls no dis
position to charter American vessels; other flags are
getting the highest rates of the year, G34 to q.
Exchange on London 60 days. TO Srer cent pre-
MUM; do New-York, 60 days, 3por cent discount
do New Orleans GO days par to per cent premium.
United States gold in demand at par.
on the Moro, the Cahawba was boarded by boat
from the United States steamer Crusader Craven, from
Havana bound to Key West All well.
A passenger from New OrleansgNes usthe following
account of the seizure of the Cahawba;
A week ago last Thursday, the steamship Cawhaba,
while in New Orleans with passengers on board ready
to depart for Havana, boarded by military COM
pany about O'Clock in the morning. and seized. The
er of the military notified the chief of the
vessel that they had taken possession of her; when
the mate asked by what authority! The secession
leader replied "by the right of might" and demanded
that they give him the Unbelievable Of the engine.
The engineer said il would require several hours labor
to take the valve out but gave his word that he would
not re-up until the ship released. AT halfpast
seven, half an hour before the time Of sailing the
Captain Of the Cabawba came down, and, after some
consultation went with the secession officer TO the
Governor The latter was indignant, saying that tie
arrest of the ship had been made without his orders,
and Immediately telegraphedtO Davis at MONTGOMERY,
to know what he should do. The answer was releasc
the ship Immediately and let her 20 on her way and in
compliance with orders from headquarters, the Captain
who made the seizure, was casbiered and his sword
taken away. The people immediately became indig-
nan al the loss of their prize, and posted handbills
around the Streets calling meeting at noon of the
same day. The Mayor and Governor both attended
the meeting and denounced its proceedings. But the
people grew more indignant at the Outrage upon
their rights" and resolved to seize the ship at all haz
ards and il was not till after sixty OF the Seceders had
been coerced into the calabooe by the seeded au-
thorties that order was restored After this delay the
Cahawba proceeded on her way, arriving at Havana
on Sunday, the 29th OF April, with large number Of
Southerners, who are fleeing from the anarchy and
despoliSm that prevails in JEFF. Daviss dominions.
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A CHRISTIAN PRArEE.-The Nashville correspondent
of TIE Loaisrile Courier says that the Rev. Mr..
Sehon prelcheda strong disunion sermon in that city
last Sunday tue Kentucky volunteers being present,
and that the Rev. Mr.. Pitts followed with prayer TO
God that :" lie would smite the North with Ills dres
curses, explode their forts, and sweep their fleets iiom
the face Of the ocean,"
TnE STATE GUARD.-TLe following is a list OF The
Officers Of the % Regt. N. Y. s. L. l. State Guard:
Colonel G. w. Il. Tompkins; Lent COLI John Il Nneoxi
Major j. j. Dimock Adiutsnt, AndIew kta ii2 GA ie'
John NewIsn Qunt-rniaser, Alex r. Lain ~
:. Reynolds Epslneer, FaEk sage, Jr snise. nsa
Powel Surgeons mate, Henry X Foote ,s.t s,
sheTmsh p ssss Conmisssry A. NJ Coha Asls clu,a
Bery; Ass. lustermsster Adophs othemi Ordnance ON
GER John G. Armour; EnsineeT Ed s. ysnse,Pos III;
Surgeon Jas g Ferguson; Segi Major PRANK ~ 9Stt ooo
pe. Secretary John Had. SspaS q ,ss A C,5n a.
Company b. Thos a. Reidi Captain O. Company T., bswu
Samn,uy " lanes WaSstof; Captain Company F. o,
Bsdy Captain Of Company O., L. Tuerchlinei Captain Of
Company H. D. eCquIeey Calt,1 Of comrsn! ia ~ y
a. Lsre5; Csr,sil Of Cor psry H., John DNIsw.
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MARLVE JOURN1iL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..n
Arrived.

Steamship cshawba smith, New Orleans Ap &C. and Iavsus
il a. M 2oe mile, S. T. from Pass ALontFe si;nalca bsTf
Glding Star of Boston, from Neworesns Coz c, Ap 20
soip George Harbut Mssson Hayre Apl ballast Muster.
R s ds 40 S oa hD fP2' on y S $
VIM F. StoreTJ bound east Aprn 70 Ia ~ T. lon o. say
sandy Hook exchsnged signals with ship Coassar henes
March On the outward passage Lawrence Haley OF sag
Slip War Hawk (or Boston,, simmons, Liverpool Apt 2,
coal to c Com.t9ss, 4gil 9 s' ~ 0n ~ o. sl9ks Up
Al 20 Ion. 1880 spoke ship Webster, bound r.; April % s,.
lon. o. saw brig War Eagle Cof n sdepi, dmsssed ad
sbsodOned had her in tow hours h9eps e he eC e
and lost sight Of the bs made South Shoals bshS Mas
?; since then had westerly winds ,-,,
Ship Challenger Winsor Liverpool 25 dsy coal sagneiS
Rsed& Co Experienced strong westerly lnds rogssS' se
passoge On April H. had severe ga'e ee| awsy az nee
sal and spsnser; they were blown completely from zoe Yard:
scSsys ard all ele9n the gle can on I .et ON the III
for Three days aerward, and Was without iSsi "a ~ G
sslsnt sal and ., sPH NE SG c bound
Shin Cornelius Gncl Spencer LonaHh 4, " ii ss ~ sH'
IsS Ra., srow IS days So thus iron 20 Boydt
Ue;nnksp April 25 - lon % IT, eIehangvd naS via
ship df RS.So AiR De- slds Bremen March H. md .na
pass 10 oerehs Co. Aohl 2s l 80 49, ion % 90 passed
O' AZ n sD A Flower BE Of Sunderland Musy sauassna
MAJ s 5 ,0S Of CsneS Glover Liverpool April lao
tons OF coal, Mansitan Gas Co., ,essei Y o,esb ~
April g. Experienced heavy se n'H N0f'n' '0'ns l''H
shifted cargo. 49, 49,. =. ,,.u,x
SeLr Sarah Fiser Edwards. PTosaence for PhisdepAa
Schr Hunter, Racket, Providence day. In b9l.att
Sehr. J. b. freeman. Tork, ROekPorl days, ish. US
Schr Sea Witch, Tyler Philadelphia, for lrcyidesce 80.
Sshr. J. NJ Bays Thompson fhiAdephi- To- NewBel
Schr Lady Adams Bangin, Somerset, Tor PedBlpIt.-
schr Joseph Duell, Roundo1t, coal fer Hartford
scF Daniel Wehsiec Hodges klkabehpo coal Cor Boses
schr Chauncey (s Johns Doyle ELlsbehpoii, cess isr
Boston. -. go
Scr W. P. Richie Fswer, ElssbeiLpor coal os Es.lsn,
Schr. Esqumap1, Presley, Ponskseepsie for Dishton.
Soop Senator, GLADDEN. PROV idcnee dsys in bslhs,- .
Steamer Wsnsus, Arey, New Bedford, mdss and rns -
master. ~ sstA
steamer PetIe satcr, Providerre, md e 20 B. Ephop
Steamer kennsbee SANFORD Ph,lsdepls, indie
kins . al. ~. -.
sAItED-.u. s. steam Friuas, Gem easuntirs 80 q =,
crossed The Bar AZ 4 o'clock
BELoN-l ship and ssfts
kA.,I- -asst, d 49,.
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10 The Tombs. He is an Engishman, tlnty-six years
Of cge, and has hitherto borne respectable char
aeter. ...
Alor7o j. Howe, bartender at No l0i Washington
street was stabbed in several places on Saturday night
by one Henry Myers, who, with several other men,
entered the eroggery and commenced quarei WIN
him. Howe was taken to the New-York Hospital,
dangerously wounded. Myers escaped Win niH coii-
pani0ns.
wm. McGiyney, 6 young Irisbman, was ia'aliy
stabbed the same night by Jacob Siben and Joseph
Gross, Germans, attached to Company d, Scott Lhe
Guard Sc IA rs could be ascertained, MeC'Nney ana
seyeral others waylaid the two Germans as they were
returning to their quarters in Fiysixh street, near
Fifth avenue, and during fight which ensued NC
Gvney was dangerously stabbed in tie abdomen lie
was conveyed to St. Lakes Hospital where bis wound
was pronounced 10 be OF fatal character. Siben ana
Goss were arrested and taken before Justice Suack-
cnbusb, when It was asgertained that the wound was
inflicted by Gross, who was detained, and siben was
liberated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
LAIY INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

INF CITY or NOBFOLK SLAVE CAsE'
Albert Hon. charged with fitting out the steamshlp
City Of Norfolk for n slave voyage, was Admitted 70
bail in the sum OF $5,0UO w. X. Beebe anu uuy Ia
Pelton became his suretcs.
Tire examination of Henry Crawford, who was
Captain Of the vessel at the time Of Ter SEIZURE, was
then commenced. District-Attorney smith appeared
The testimony showed that when the vessel left this
port the accused was chief naie The vessel went to
st. Thomas, where the captain left, aud the accused
took charges thence to Barcelona and thence to the
coast of Africa, where eight hundred negroes were
taken ON board Tie vessel then sailed TO Cuba,
where the negroes were landed, and few days after
ward Spanish nan-of-war seized tho vessel, and I'M
nrisoned the crew in Havana.
George Page, Frederick GIoldsr, and Ch~iies
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TN BrsWyIcK ALDruvty.-There is a vacancy
10 be lled in the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen from
the Eighteenth Ward T.. D., on Tuesday, the 9TH inst
Among hose in nomination il Mr. 5. NJ. Meeker, tue
Union candidatea man Of excellent repute among
bis neighlofs, old resident OF the original Bushwick
stock, by profession lawyer, and in every respect
gentleman well qualified 10 do credit TO the ward. Ii
desirable in these exciting times, when the people
ave called upon 10 ill an Official position, TO take into
special consideration the ability and anteeedents Of
such candidate. We believe Mr.. Meeler will stand
The ties, OF the most searching scrutiny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

The CREw OF THE STAR OF THE WEsT.-rbe teie-
graph Las told hat these prisoners OF war
at Montgomery. ! letter from that city, April 25 in
The Charleston C0Ey1e', says:
The the steamship star Of the Yves, sniyed in this city
la night AMI viii leave in the evening rain for Fewf ork
They arc yey comma Dcaye aud manifest pleasure the
they have been treated during their journey through tie Goa
federae States No single unpleasant ,hns has ccuued nor
single lnaguty rcd them The Of tho
amounting IN the aggr 500 have been Pai
Goyenmen and the amazed bot esen sent On tir
rejoicing
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cnrRr cALHNpAR-EnR MoNpAr.

SUPREME COUKT-GESEEAL IEEh.-lhe nom
enumerated Calendar VII. be called o ,,
SUrREME COURT-CWCUH.-Panl .-Nos. 3'9, 45J,
ga i $40 III 3sS 81 So an 533 50, J9 ~, b2l, tJl
COL g.; CB7. Part l-Wul not be in session this term ~
SUPFRIoR CoCET-Part Nos. ll6j, llls, go,
2e Iaf 1919 1884 1906 1893 1874 1876 1873 Part l-No;
l65 lag M 1885, l54 49, 49, $50 l2iS, 50, 49, I lJl
1893, 1875, 1871 ~, -,
CoURT OF Cosmos PLEAs.-Par Mos. ~,
80 40 l5 3Gi, ~ sO9 as. 542, so ~ 83 go w.
9Oo II-Sos C58 o. loS, 40, 49, 4s 500 So 'Es '
b-6 Its. Dol. tJ0. 0iA
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CuAnLEsroy CHpAIRY.-Afer the bombardment
Of Fort Sumter Frenehman she'd tears on seeing the
flag under which his father had fought, and which he
had always loved, supplanted. The next morning he
was seen hanging before his own door, for the crime Of
expressing this sympathy.
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lAdx.rii.cmrnt.l

1HE CONFESSIONS and LNPLRIENCE Ol an IN
v,tipPrbhed for the benefit AID waning young men
Nervous DEBILITY, PTca1 Decay &C. sup
I,ils the means ScfClc by who cured Eirei aicE
t,ins PIT 20 great expense through ro9,sl npouon aud
dlackey. Suse c0ps may Uv had Of te author NAIhAhEL
N,lF,i. ESQ. Bedford, Nj County y " by nelci
postpaid adore seed envelope
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VI AnRHEn.
FF,GJgoNJorc

FE3GUsoN--LOU6HLIS-In Brooklyn, on Moudsr. April
10 by the Rev. Mr. Waterbury William s. Feiguson iss
Mary {. LcUchin all OF Brooklyn.
HAIC6.CLARKE-On Wednesday May J. by The Rev. v. 9.
Whey MILO Hatch Of Augusta Co., 10 Mary T., dau sheT OF
Alexander Clarke, ESQ Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

HoNoR TO rHE BELyr.-Peier Hart, the gallant
New-Yofk policeman who, dIiug the bombardment Of
Fort Sumter, nailed thc Stan and Stripes TO The flag
staff in the midst Of tue hottest fire, is about 10 receive
handeome testimonial at lie hands Of bis superior oi-
GERS in the form Of rst-cas- gold watch, which has
ius. been fneled by Tiffany & Co., and may he seen
a. present on exhibition al their store in Broadway
The following inscription is engraved on the cap Of The
watch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
TAdyertisemcntl
ppIfTS az ENGLISH CtRPETfSC REDUCED

INlt - tf LN'lINH I R'b''
gTe. opportunity now offered or bargains ~ spng Car
ps,nr Tish Medsion. Velvet Carpets 50 wide Brus els
Three py snd Ingram Carpets; Rgss Mate, Mating window
Shade. fable Gnd Hno C0ycrs, Duesr sar CARPETS and
Rod Dah IspetiBg 4c displayed ia ten Spacious sales
foot.. % uRaH AsDBR.ers Ne - bOHey. HouseEeepeTs
and carpet b. eIs invited 60 cal.
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COURT OF COMMON pLE4s-spacru TrHI-M'T a,
Ieonold Peugenet agt. Thomas Rigney, &c
corRr OF GrNrRlL sEssIoNs-M.y A-Bs-2Ee Re

The care of II. McManUs, who is indicted Tor the
murder Of VIM Hogan the basement 0. No - boWery YVES
brought up and thu prsoleTs counsel Mr. JoAn SsHgWL
po ed thai Sc isnus (, admitted bail Tire ground mt me
oenss committed was the most meDsUs liter II the ioui
degree n
The ZANE esunse made motion 10 tie care ofJohn mellow
oil sg.t ybom ever Indictments pending ia card TO
the Bank Jgerie Indiana In bo;h cases deeo as
ed.
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OFFICERS Oh BORT SUMTER
40
fETER HART.
TRIBUTE TO FIDELITY AND COURAGE.

4 NV pAsToB.-The Rev. Alexander ii. Yinon.
y. d., yesterday entered rlon bis duties as Rector Of
ST. Marks Church corner Of Tenth street and Second
avenue In the morning lis text was taken from the
18th chapter 9th verse Of the Ep.!le to the Romans
And / am sure that when come among you shall
come in the innesz of the blessing Of the Gospel Of
Christ" The pastor said that he would not be under
stood TO PROMISE ST. Paul did the text but If those
promises had beon Garnet, hopeful prayers instead
then they would have been applicable to bin. From
the text selected, the rev. gentleman dscoursed elo-
quenty aud cengly ulou the reciprocal duties OF the
pastor aud his congregation, and earnestly prayed that
his minstraliou might be successful and satisfactory
The church was crowded by members Of the ecDeregn-
zion end then friends.
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Peterson, scamen on beard the City of Norfolk, gave
testimony corroboratng the above.
Marshals Officer Daniel Sherman testified that
Crawford bought the vessel at st. rhomss, and that
Mr. Horn, who owned the vessel when she sailed from
this city had the papers showing the sale.
The examination was Their adjourned TO Monday, at
IL o'clock.
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Attention IL called TO an advertise men;reaive TO COL
Inness Washington Volunteers, on our fTts page.

MrorT.xr NcrrcE.-Actipg Assistant Quarter
muster G. General Ar,hur announces this morning. in
another column, thai all accounts against the depart
ment mnst &c squared a, once hereafter no claims
viii he allowed, unless accompanied By IN order from
General Arthur. IL il high time that this action was
ahen no uhcrwiie the most csrayagant expenses are
Incurred by irresponsible suboI.inaes under the plea
oFnocoasy and the department il looked to for their
liquidation.