davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14

prevent. We refssed 20 Atccde 10 thrm an
| the conference wae broken p.
Fellow c,.ixens, all our forts towards con
Citation have failed, We can hope for moth
/ ing from the Justice or moderation Of tn
agents OF the Federal Government in tn
| State.
They are energetically hasteniag the exc
cution Of their bloody and revolutionar,
schemes, for the inauguration Of civil wal
| in your midst; Tor the military occupation
| OF your State BY armed bands OF lawless in
vaders, for the overthrow of your State gov
ernmen:. and for tho snaversion OF those
liberties which that government has evel
sought to protect. And thev int.rd - :. .
their whole power to subjugate you IL posi-
BILE, to the military desposism which has
usnrped the power Of the Federal Govern.
nent.
Now, therefore, ], G. r. jackson, Cover
nor Of the State OF Missouri, do, in view oil
the foregoing facts, and BY virtue Of the
powers vested in me by the Constitutions
laws Of this Commonwealth, issue this, my
proclamation, calling the Militia Of the State
to the nun ber. OF $4,000, into sctivo service
Of the State, Tor the purpose Of repelling
said invasion, and for the protection of the
lives, liberties and property Of the citisens
of this State, and / earnestly exhort oil good
citisens OF Missouri to rally under the Gag Of
their State fer the protection Of their eDdan-
gercd homes and 6resides, and for their most
sacred rights and dearest liberties.
In issuiog this proclamation, l hold il to
be my solemn duty to remind you that Mis-
souri, 10 still one OF the United States, that
=tbe Executive Department Of The Staee Gov
eminent does not arrogate to itself tho pow
or TO disturb that relation that power has
been Misely xested in the Convention, whiub
will, 10 the proper time, exprees your cove.
reign will, and that mean while il 10 your do
~ to obey all constitutional requirements OF
the Federal Government, but il 10 equally
my duty to advise you that you are
under no obligation whatever, to obey the
unconstitutional edicts Of military despotism
which has enthroned itself at Washington,
nor submit TO the infamous and degraded
sway OF its wicked minions in this State. No
brave hearted and true Missourisn will obey
the one or submit to the other. Rise, then,
and drive out ignominiously, these invaders
Who have dared to desccrate tho soil which
your labor made fruitful and which 10 con-
secrated BY your homes.
(Signed.) CLAIBORNE F. JACKSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14
The Vote OF the Iowa Delegations.
We learn that the vote of the Iowa mem.

The Vote OF the Iowa DeIegaltsn.
We learn that the vote Of the Iowa mem
bers Of the -GenaEal AsseHbly of the Gid
School Presbyterian Church on DR.. Springs
Resolutions. pledeing the support Of the Gen.
eral Assembly to the Government, WIS moor
rectly published BY Us. The yeas and nays
we're simply reversed BY the Eastern paper
from which we copied. Our attention Vas
not specially directed to the names at the
time, or We could have sworn there must be
some mistake. for our friend, Russell, of Fl.
Madison, is not OF the stripe to wavcr 10 his
devotion to the stars and stripes.
The Iowa delegation in the General As
sembly, as we had occasion to state once be.
fore, were unanimous on the fnal vote in
favor OF DR. Springs resolutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14
Correspondent Of The New York Times.


Correspondent OF The New York Times.
Impnysaa. Err m Frnrce--Hecepsieu
~ Mr. Dnstts ~ the Init~rtcA-'
| The Emperor Heltesnaes tho X
| ptesston - his frieDd hip Tor this
Govern menG.
PANS. May 81, 1861.
/ MIR. DAYTON, the new American Minister
to France, delivered his credentials to thu
| Emperor, at the Palace OF the Tnieries, on
Sunday last. Mr.. D. was accompanied to
tho palace BY the Intr oducer Of Ambassa-
-dofs, NJ. Feuiiles de Conchss, 10 one Of the
State carriages Of His Majesty. The Minis
ter Aas received in the Throne-ro room, where
His Majesty was surrounded by the officers
of bis Court in nf6cial cns. s s. !
speeches were made, which contained only
the usual phrsses Of intro uctory cerem onies;
q lengthy conversation took place afterwards
in which the Emperor again spoke in feel.
ing manner of the troubles in the United
States, and not only expressed desire that
there should be no disruption Ct the Union,
but offered his services in whatever way they
might be usesul. Mr.. Dayton explained to
His Majesty, q. length, the present oondlion
OF things 10 the United States, and gave him
the outlines of the policy Of the Governments
Of Washington. The American Minister was
highly gratifed with the manner of his re
ception and with the sentiments expressed by
bis MAjesty.
At a meeting OF Americans. called on short
notice at the rooms Of Mr.. Sanford, 10 this
city, on Friday afternoon last, the sum of
four thousand dollars was sub scriped to buy
rihed cannon Of the French model, to be used
in putting down rebellion egainat the AmeF-=
ican Union. The subscription has been cir
-. 49, D H. -
nearly ten thousand dollars Men Of oil par
tea nnitn in this- patriotic movement. ~ fs
now understood that the French Government,
which controls all the arms manufactures
OF the Empire, will not offer amy opposition
to the purchase OF these arms it will neither
authorize or prohibit such sales, which is all
we require. II is anticipated, however, that
in view of the sympathy which 10 felt here
for the Government Of Washington, that an
official contract for arms may be made.
We learn that frequent interviews have ia
ken place bstxee Mr.. Dayton and others Of
the new American Ministers, and NJ. Thouve-
mel, Minister Of Foreign Af,irs, and that the
commercial intercourse between France and
the United States under the new state Of
things, has been the principal subject of con-
ycrsatlon. Most os che trade, as every one
knows, is carried ON by American vessels,
which are now subject to privnteering at
tacks, and the French Government, alive to
the interests OF it's subjects, is naturally
anxious 70 tx the line Of action it is to fol
low. Moreover, no war OF the Second En-
pre has 80 seriously disturbed the CONNER
cial interests OF France rs this American civil
war, for America took the most Of the costly
articles manufactured in France, in the way
IF suks rlnths and other articles Of tuYury
and this trade has now ncarly ceased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14

EIMr. Charles 4. Loring Of New Orleans
has not good opinion ~ the thieying trail
tors 81 Memphis. IL bought few hun
drei dollars 10 quarters and halves, bad il
insured and shipped on thu steamer John
Walsh for Ss, Louis. and set ont for the lat
ter CITY on tho cars. On arriving at bis des
tinnsion, be found that bis money had not
come through, having been seized with the
boa, At Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14

c. A fes days ago, the proprietor OF .
large coa. mine founi al his hands Of at u
political nsesing. No doubt they ihooght
thAnds Of il fair pisy."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

U. o.1Wea0aSy - cities
IHOR the instrncsisn. exercise and manuuvres oil
the UNITED STATES INFANTRY, including
Infantry - IN Linss Lighs lnsaatvy
ana Mt11e0sn.
Prepared under I he direction VI the War Depart
ment and authorised and adopted BY the Secretary
Of War, May ], 1861. For sale BY
NV. WESTCOTT,
Main ST., End door from An.
June IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14

TAe other prisonsYs viii be brought from The
Arsenal and arraigned at the same time.
Six companies OF Col. 6igel's Regiment oil
| volunteers, belonging 10 Gen. Lyons Brig
ado, left hsre last night for Rolla, tho terni-
nus OF the Southwest branch Of the Paci6c
Railroad, and four additional companies OF
the same Regiment left this morning for the
same destination. Squads Of troops will be
stationed to protect the different bridges OF
tho route, but the main body Of the force is
designed for action in the South. western
part OF the State.
The Pacific Railroad and Telegraph lines
will be nlAced rcae- - . e. ssx
Federal sroops and every effort will be made
to render them Elective.
Three steamers are now at the Arsenal Ia
king Of troops, whose destination 10 supposed
to b Jefferson City.
Frederick June u.
A returned Baltimorcan from Harpsr's Ferry In
forms me that tn. number Of troops there has been
under-estimated. Additional numbeHs were srriv-
ing by every train end they were 80 distributed
that their presence couId scarcely b detected If
teen mnates after their arrival The probability
IL that they ara forwarded 70 other points. They
have abunda nce Of artillery which II 10 posted =
1900 troops were expected there to-day and to-
morrow.
Baltimore regiment 10 enoamped at Bolivar,
armed with Tennessee rides.
The kentucky troops are regarded with general
suspicion and disltke, and are in almost open mu.
tiny. Provisions vera abundanc and the stYictsst
discipline vas enforced.
The Baltimore City Guards are stationed at SUI
folk, near Porssmouth.
-Ths MxEytxnd Heights srs 70 b 6tasdo6sd.
Chambersbsrg. June Is.
Col. Lewis Wallace, with portion Of the Indi-
ana Regiment, left Cumberland FOR Romnax W
on the ttrn, who're g suTpvised. asd after sharp
conflict, completely routed so secession troops,
captasing prisoaAu snd killing and taking some
trst class camp squipage, prcvisions and n edical
stores. O"ly ans Isdisniaa vas slightly wounded
The victoss returned - Cumbsrland the same dsy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14

Congressman Potter IL soon 10 have = Con
| mission In the volunteer service.
l, IL known that pereons have left this
country FOR Europe to 6t ont privateers 80
wagc hostilitiss against American commerce.
The Government 10 on their track. Some Of
them are natives Of the Norshsrn States.
Especial TO Commercial Advsrtiser.1
Washington, June rs.
To-day sensation rumors are flying that
Beauregard, IT ths bead OF large body Of
troops, will soon attack Washington. IL 10
said the War Department received the news
from persOns who came here afoOt avoiding
the enemies pickets. They aay ~. -ahs,s
.is 50 MAKE : Dash on Washington at all
hazards.
There are nov 1000 Federal troops on
both sides Of the Potomsc.
The Poets special says intsnse excitement
exists 10 consequence Of rumors that the
rebels are marching on Washington. Ad-
vices to this effect have boen received at the
War Department, but they are not relied
General SCOTT says he 10 not aware Of any
advance Of the rebels. No apprehensions
are felt that the rebels can make anything
like Q successful demonstration against
Washington.
Col. Meigs to-day accepted the President's
commission as Quarter Master General, and
entered upon bis duties.
Major Sibley has been assigned TO the same
department with the Brevet Colonel.
Collector Barney, August Belmont, and
Mr.. Cisco OF New York, bad > long and
friendly interview with the President TO day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE a
The United States Mail

BTEAMEH FULTON,
j. A. WOrrON, Commander,
will sail from pier No. "a North river foot OF Beach street,
SATURDAY, June ~. at noon
This STEAMER unsurpassed for safety and comfort, has
double engines under deck enclosed by watetght compAr
ments which, besides other ress tend In the event OF col
son stranding to keep the pumps free to work. and
cure the safety OF vessel and passengers
For freight or massage apply 70
SAMUEL M. FOX, ,,o,.s M /, u-o.,,~av
0EO. MACKENZIE Agents. No' oi"1a""y'
The AR AGO WI sail July 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
AHIUsK HIMMTS,

.zn SHSsi n
III. srvyS So, 5Ssa e. As5 EVERY NIGHT.
'SoIs 4 Nm NJ J hzSsp I HasSsEns
WV uTaE w4K!ka OF COLUMBUS
rsE sx wA SSnSs 81 Fr-e seE1asus.
wsursa4oa A SNhs0s IFS x xssY cNossra TEE
IA S,s$SSss saE'
tALaouss .pRE1s
wAsHlf1TsN Ssf AsNs 81 yzH5s FosaE
fHh Il s sas sS Sz HHs g. Sg sEass
RSoADwAy MUSIC HALL,
. b. WAY. FEAR :; 4; sso ssg :S Il
FzI WIFI HsEs EsS$ .I S#H4Esz
mi nv "ss soss j. the annals
sDos az TIE Of In tie country In the
sSs on % s s1 four ss half
Each rs ssss:s act # the rest OPERA
as sss
SiHS sssy lssss asi ss %S sea
. ssEF7a ss4EzH 2 xsggE4 s s&sEH
AEGYII tfALETrL
Proo0nce4 TO be tho best dancer thAs has appeared II
7 TSsss F PAsrSs,
1ss ses: c'a's 4 singer and ns 9,9yn In America,
s sHIy 9S SEI4,
Tue crest Irisa Comedian: and the only original In the
sE4 4. .., sssss|I #s!;'
TIN. NORTON TIN. NORTON,
ADD As WExyySS. Tpb AR wNaTss
ssns Ia sn6asx. Nova Az" Ia TfiossS
BIN YATHs. BEN YATES
X. BARNEY. T. BARNET
v. ). sftSDv9erg suD SA5sGa
BBSess ss, ssTTAasS a aEEssssSSssssSSHIsEE
lite world renowned Contort0nisl
M0cA VELARDE
Mona NELARck,
Tas greatest hpsnah dancer In the world
aHE SkEAT
BGIIEi TRoUPS..
ALLET TROUPE,
Composed OF first dancers.
TIE 5ESl
CE0HEsf8A
Under the leadership or
AR Y. VAN ALhER.
Family circle Is ceats Dress circle and paTqis &c
Orchestra chairs 80 certs Private boxes
Loois open 81 z: to Commence at 8 O'Clock
ROBERT " By.LDH. sole Lessee aud Proprietor.
CHEAT NOVELTIES
are in PREPARATION Ana s s so' ayAP r ssEsuc'
every asSITss AFT a S Rs wS psy for
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

PROPOSALS FOB LOAN OF. $l,2OoOOO TO THE
state Indiana Sealed proposals win be received BY
tho undersigned commissioners, ut the office Of Wnsow,
day the ed day Of June next for loanng to the state
being rar Of TWO Million Dollars, authorized by
defence, apefoved May Is, 1861.
SALE. IN $ ins
such loan 70 bear interest Of ak per cent per annu
Der In the city Of New York. where the principal remburs
able In twenty years from date the interest between the
date Of sale and payment and November 1881 to be PHd
zach hundred dollars in value taxable property Of the
annually until said bonds are paid redeemed In addition
to which regular tax Of two cents and In 1853 and there
after Of FIVE levied for redncng the state debt max
the year thereafter ten cents each one hundred
valuation OF taxables In the State applicable TO the
honda payable to bearer signed by the Governor counter
signed registered with coupons for interest In sums Of
thousand dollars will be issued for this loanthe bonds
In Of five hundred dollars authorized by sucn law being
No Conditional proposals viii considered The right is
ssd VIA Dss State
amount Of such bid must be paid down for which cerf
remainder in nine equal monthly payments hei or the
whole part at such prior dates as may be oy
The BIDS will be opened ct twelve O'Clock on June e,
Of such E: sA ssf g
The russdsy succeeding June Is
Proposal must be addressed under seal. 70 the under
ngned care WinsOw. LApeg Co., NO " Wall street,
marked proposals fsr Loan y
; ;s + gsSxN; oon a1ss
NEW Ynnx m lSht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

No. 6 Maiden lsne, door below william street,
New York city.
Trunk when open forms goci bed SIX feet incAea
long with Mosea,o Net atsechss IAe Mattress made e
ample room cl)hiug 1runk Mattress and eTerything
connected with AIDE Of beat materials Price OF trunk
Mattress and Mosquito co,upeta with ,des Duck
Cover: SIS Parties wishing the above article, sspdng
to express in perfect order.
B-Can be put up taken down In two minutes With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

CTEAM TO HAMBURG, HAyRE, LONDON AND
- southampton. Q
hamburg American Packet Conpsays iron steamship
BORUskIA, Traumann snder carry the United
States ms will leave from pier Fl North riyer foa of Full
SATURDAY, June 70, at noon
for Hamburg via taking passengers for Hsvre
London Southampton ana Hamburg.
First cabin, SlQ6 second cabin, 500; seersge SIS.
The of this line will leavo alternate Hatur.
day, carrying the United States mail
The steamship BAVARIA will succeed BORUSSIA on
June g. O. B. RICHARD 4 BOAS
Broad Nnv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
FURNITURE,

FURNITURE.
A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLKD FURNrrCRE
"a for $2A, In all ccors Of wGranted manufacturer also
sole chestnut Chamber Suits plain and Ornamental at H.
1858 Canal street. opposite Wooster Esao
FURNITURE, CARPETS BOOKS, DC BOUGHT FOR
ready money, at 123 sixth avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streeta
DLIMFTON,s PARLoR BEDsTEADs AND OTHER
class Furniture sold at wholesale and retail also by
monthly payments PLIMPTONs, corner Of Fourth arc
and Tenth street.
TIN HIGHEST PRICE, PAID IN CASH FOE ALL
kinds q Household Furniture Carpets Mirrors Pianos
CAL address FURNITURE a. above. "a good s5sor
peut Qf RecooG haad Fuypislre &wass on had,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

~ June IL. ct So O'Clock match fer 5000 mile heats,
best three In Eve, In harness. Horace Jones
Tartar; FILTER names br g. Rattlesnaie The cara Will
from South every hour and from the also
TO ksst New Iosk, and thence 70 track BY cars
NJ -N.a SHAW WHITE, Projectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

UGUsT BELMONT CO., BANKERS, NO 50 WALL
"A street. New York issue letters OF credit to travellers
available In oil parts of kuope through the Messrs kohs
RDOndentg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS ALTO FOR A CATHOLIC
w church Apply to VIM F. Pecher 26O East 10th st.
before 10 A. NJ ana af'er7 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
sE0ARs AND TOBACCO.

- sigues at No III Broadway is very DESTROYS TO clo -
ca the STOCK segars hand Cash buyers would DO va
t. sxsu,' ne the stock sud prices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

DRoFEssOR REsTELL. NO l6s CHAMBERS sTREEr
En Qalqe Nc, 8 J5NFstsou avenue, 49, y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

q Boada-OrrIcE OF THE JarrERsoNvuLE r. Z. Co., JEr.
hRsckyILH Ind May ~ 1851 Notice Is hereoy given that
next at tho oce the United states Trust Company New
York lowest offer below part OF its First
Mortgage Bonds agreeable to the proyisions Of cenr
gage bonds bearing date April a 1859 Offers for the sail
o. said bonds should be under seal the Unec
the First Mortgage Fond Bonds OF the Jeer sonvlle Rail
the sinking fund.-, which offers, or bids will be
received dhtiI noon Of the first day Of July Aforesaid
J. Il. MCCAMPBELL Hec'y and Treas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 96 WARREN STREET.
Interest allowed the of per cest from 81
to $500 and per cent on sums over that amount Open
daily from 10 A. NJ to r also Monday Thursday and
Saturday evenings from TO r n:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

DRyANTS' MIES1R EI.S
ID MECHANICs' HALL 472 BROADWAY.
Above Grand strosk.
MONDAY, June 3 Ind avery evening during the wesk.
IN .uvv The RUGgED , pATHi u x.,.
EPH HORN AND DAN BRYANT,
The popular comedians In their side splitting oomicAuuoA
MISS fsSIPPI FLING, JOE BOWKKs, RIVAL DARKMR.
OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER
Doors NJ curtain rises Ut O'Clock Tickets es o3nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

hudson RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, TREAsU-
II rer's Once, 6S Warren street. May r. ls6lhe Stock
Saturday 26th inst till 10 A. NJ Tuesday June H. the
49, g @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
THE BULLS RUN BATTLE.

The Advance of the Union Army into Vir-
ginia-The First Engagcment-The
Council OF neutrality-suspicious. for the
Misunderstanding Orders-Commence-
ment OF the COnfiict-Sceneso n the Battle
Field-Chnrge of Rebel Cavalry-The
Stampede Among the Wagoners and
Citizens-The Observation-Disclosures OF the
Day, &C., &c.
THE ADVANCE INTO VIRGINIA.
The advance Of the Union army into Virginia was a
stupendous and well planned undertaking. The troops
moved as far Alexandria without much difficulty mas.
much as the gallant Fire Zouaves cleared the road in
which undertaking they lost their efficient commanding
officer The centre column advanced from Georgetown
the right flank being protected by General Tyler Colonel
Miles division hefeft Of the centre while on the ex.
IRENE left Colonel Heintzemans command took care Of
the central columns In this Fairfax Junction
taken the 18th inst being the camp Of the Fifth
Alabama regiment, Colonel Rhodes, where our troops
fouEd provisions 10 great abundance, camp utensils
forage for the horses tents blankets and oher
articles, among which were q number Of letters.
This regiment occupied very prominent 20.
elton on an elevation about mhs distant from the
camp This bill commanded gorge through which The
troops under Colonel Miles had 10 pass and had breast
work erected upon IT, from which they ccrd have raked
from, 70 an alarming extent, even without artillery
and where they could have hesn dis.oased oE.y by
fanx movement on our part However, we we're spared
the trouble Of routing thsm, - the entire regimen.
scanpered Oh. The EshtesSth New York Volunteers
Colonel Jackson, threw out their skrmshers In com.
mand Of Lieutenant Colonel w. Il. Young, and came 10
collision With the picKsts and sshmshers Of the Ala.
bamans, and some slight nrrg the result In this
brush four men Of the volunteers attached 70 the
above mentioned regiment were wounded. Leutsnan,
er00. Of Company Z, ur shot through the hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
the LATEST NEWS.

WASHINGTON, July 23-Mdnight.
No official returns Of the dead and wounded have yet
been made out
1t may be safely stated that no Union trdope in body
are at south of Fairfax Court House.
General Mcdowell is at Arlington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

TIE REBELLION.
important News from
Washington.
additional Particulars of the
Battle at Bulls Run.
o>>~~.~~~>.>>>~>>~-~~~~~N>
The Union Artillery and Pro-
vision Wagons Recovered.
Atrocities of the Rebels
After the Battle.
James OF the Killed and Wounded
in the Conflict.
The Rebels Estimate Their Loss
at Three Thousand.
The Union Loss Probably Less
than One Thousand.
Union FORCES STILL AT cENTREvILLE,V
Visit Of the. President to the Encamp-
\ mentS at Arlington.
The Sixty-Ninth COmplimented
for Their Heroic Conduct.
Vigorous Military Preparations Of
the Government.
Organization of a New and
Powerful Army.
Sixty Thousand Fresh Troops
Already Accepted.
INTERESTING FROM CAIRO.
Threatened Attack of the Rebels
on Birds Point.
/. Revival Of the War Feeling in
the North,
&C., &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

THE REBEL LOSS AT THE BULLS RUN
BATTLE.
CAIRO, H., July %, 1861
At Memphis the loss Of the rebels in the fight at Ma
nassas Is estimated at three thousand.