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Religious Notices
III this Bn

Divine service Will be held every Sabbath III this Bn
rough Ms follows:
PRESBf TERRAIN CHURCH.-North west corner ~.
Blackberry and DeeI streets, Rev j. D. RxAkpox iastn
DIVINE service every Sabbath NJ lut a. NJ. Prayer
ing On Thursday evening. Al Northumberland, il Did
Sabbath
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North west
corner o River nnd blackberry streets Rev " STEIN
METZ, Pastor Divine service, alternately every ahban
at 10 A NJ. and 7Ip. NJ. PRAYER meeting on Friday
evening.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Deer
street below v r. Raj. Road, Rev. =. RizER, Pastor
Divine service, alternately. every Sabbath at ~ NJ and
"a p. NJ Prayer meeting IN "Wednesday evening
METHODIST triscorAL cit Il CH -Dewlerry stree
Yves, of $. K + Rail Road, Rev. T. BUTLER ana J r.
SwASGER, Pastors Divine service, alternately Sal
bath ut ldl a Nj and Z. NJ. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

g." The Breckinridee party admit that
the candidates nofninsted by the Uriou con.
vention are all worthy and good men. bot
object to them because they arc not The
candidates of their party, which they have
the assurance TO call the Democratic parry.
Gen. Csss, Dickinson, Douglas. Holt, Butler,
and in fact all our leading Democrats say
that old party distinctions should be buried
until the war Is over. What better authority
can any Democrat want. I. is true We have,
10 opposition to the opinions Of these greet
and distinguished Democrats, the extraordi.
nary wisdom and diluted patriotism of the
Sunbury Breckiuridge Club and it's white
leather" organ, published 10 this place.
Those who, honestly, adopt the opinions Of
the latter are. perhaps. more TO be pitied
than censured. but we are certain that no
Intelligent and independent Democrat will do
so. II there is any Democratic party now, il
Is the Union party, for what is Democracy
but the expression Of the will Of the people ?
Not of faction or certain class of people,
but the whole people The candidates uomi.
mated by the Union convention represen Mt that
party, and should receive the vote, not only
every good Democrat. but every true patriot
aud good citizen.
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Naegrapbit:. Neus.
FROM MissopRt.
s-AI
XMAS C1rx Mo. S.

KANSAS CRY Mo, Sept. 10.
Ajvices By private letter from Lexington
ia day, Thursday say General Price attack
ed the Unitsa States troops at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday "Wednesday noroing With a force
of 80 600 Rebels, the United Statea forces
heina tstima,ed at from 5000 To 1000. Tho
Cnion men fought them for two hoors. when
the Secpssionists drove them bach into their
pntrepebments. The Chicago Irish Rert
ment, Colonel Mullican then came oat AND
charged them at the point OF the oayonet,
scattering the rebels 10 oil directions. Geo
-ral Price wss to attack them pgsiu this
morning, with seventeen pieces Of artillery.
No statement Of loss ou either eide is
given.
JsrrgRsox Cry, Sept 20.--At the head.
onorters of Colonel Molligan, at Lexington,
there s Supposed to be force OF $500 men.
as foliows = Chicago Irish Regiment. Col.
Mulligau. 900; Illinois Cavalry. Col. Mar
shal, 600; a Kansas regiment, number
unknown; Mounted Home Guards. 500 !;
Infantry Home Guards, 500; together with
three Founders, one howitzer and two
mortsrs.
The Federal sconts who have just come in
report that firing was still going on ct Lex.
ington on "Wednesday eveninR. The Rebels
are said to have no shells, shrapnel or canis-
ter, and nothing bnt round shot and slugs.
Nearly three thousand Government horses
and mules are within Col. Mulligsn's entrench.
- mepts. requiring much care to prevent
stampede.
CHICAGO, Sept. % The Third Regiment
OF Iowa Volunteers, on the way to Lexington
to reinforce Muligan (date not given) sud.
denly and unexpectedly cane upon body OF
1000 Rebels at Blue Mills, Missouri, when
battle commenced lasting for an hour and
ahalf
The Iowa regiment we're about to retire,
when the rebels retrented and crossed the
river just 10 time to fall into the hands of
General Lanes Brigade, four thousand strong,
who we're also marching to reipforse Mulligan.
The Unionists captnred from seven to eight
hundred, aud killed two hundred Of the
Rebels. The remainder fed and recrossed
the river, when the Iowa regiment started in
pursuit OF them. The Iowa troops lost nine
teen killed and thirty wounded, and ten oil
. twelve Of the rebels we're killed. Eleven
Rebel prisoners were brought to Quincy
from st. Joseph, on Saturday, two or three
OF whom are known to have been concerned
10 the burning Of the Platte river bridge q
short time since.
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Correspondence.
For the SunbuTy American
Letter from the Sunbury Guards.


C.sp K.rou,x.)
W.suIxsrox CI1r.D c. Sent, % 1881
D
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n"' ,.;s..,, ,,;., ,y W ~ ne my o'
rn:'s mIs"'"'"S ' 49,. "s 'en ,'a"'sou's on
tno'y 'as' a. ''o'h N, N" "nu 'saeheu 'h's
.a.'p ,ee'e! N'.'''e-y| a' w. No u,ru
Ana "o'n a. ou' &c" VI "o,'a's as can Poss'oly
eAs' 'n a''.s "ssh'hs'oh we were
na,eneu 70 me o''u'efs neuea,. q pu'iIihs
pu'poSey 80" '"' '"e "enr", " 'ne so'n.'''
~"e.e es.y .on'o'' Is e.'enusu 10 MN al" ''ie
"aats VI 'he 'hne' man snPPheu'
A"e' Pa,.aA'"g o fe"eshmeh's we "s'e
o'ue,eu 'h'o 'ihe anu rhs'eheu' ABOUT 'h'ss m's''
10 'his camp 90 urea were 'he men 'nat on
marching out, some gave ou,, anu had 10 lea,"
tne ranks nut noutoh Young our l"e
A"ua'e' STOOD IL hra'sS' "no s''su hAe
veteran 90 smal' dfomme, scarcely see"
IN the army ana on the m"'vn '"i'ush "ssh'
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Snamokin Coal Trade.


THE GREAT RKeuIsirEs.- Napoleon aud
Wellington always held that no army could
be effective unless it was well clothed.
With them the regimentsl tailor was
more important personags than q General
OF Division. for there was plenty Of mate.
risls to make Generals but good gene
raj tailor required a combination Of rare
qualities. ln onr recent experience, on
army was created almost by the sounding
of bngle. The 'Cameron's gathering"
was magical; but good clothing was scarc-r
than good men, and rugged uniforms dis.
figured entire regiments. This evil is now
at an end, the famous firm OF Rockhll ~
Wilson having established Miltary Cloth.
ing Depot at their Brown Stone Clothing
Hall, Nos. 603 and Cos Chestnut street,
above Sixth, and uniforms of fuultlpss
material, cut and made. ar. now produced
there in Unlimited quantities.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

60 Nor TRUE-Tbe enemies of the Union
ticket arc trying to njure it by calling il the
Republican ticket. Now they know this is
not trus. The Union ticket is not the ticket
OF party politicians. ltis the peoples ticket,
and therefore the only truly Democratic
ticket. No one can deny but that The caudi.
dates are better men than those on the
Breckinriege ticket. When we say this, we
say what we mean. for we know the men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
tror the "sonbuy Amehcon."I

II lhe 'suNOuTJ NHcTlCtH.''J
Mn BbiroR tit ia said some Of the wire.
workers of the Breckinridee ticket In this
county would like to alter il some. hut cant
do u. One Of them was asked lately whether
the lower townships Of the county we're cut of
from old Northumberipud. or wbsthet they
were prohibited by act Of Assembly from
holding Office. lie. replied that !, was not
convenient.to give. them any office just now
that they had so many among themselves who
wanted Office. that they must let the lover
end, especially the Msbanoys, eldo that
they would vote the ticket any how. M matter
who was on it,. AUGUSTA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

S SAD AcCIDEYr.-On Friday morning
last. as Mr.. John Young, a colored man some
seventy years of age, employed in the steam
saw-mill of Ira T. Clement, in this place, was
engaged 10 edgiug some boards, his left hand
came 10 contact with a small circular saw
which was running at the time, and in an
instant the two front fingers were completely
severed from the rest Of the hand
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

gT SuNBURY SCHOOLS schools for the
Sonbury district were let on Wednesday last.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors, the
following teachers were elected for the
ensuing term Room No. a, George W.
Haupt, Principals room No. 8, l.. r. Rohr.
back; room No. 2, A Andrew N. Brice; room
No. /, Elizabeth Irwin. The schools will
open on the fret Monday Of October
NEXT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

GOSEPH NICELY of Delav are township. snI
WIN. DEPPIN, Of Trcvorton, ha wing hcen
selected ny the late Union Convention as candl.
dates for the offices OF associate Judges, without
solicitation their rart. having consented To the
nomination. and now ask their fellow citizens
without distinction Of party TO, their support
September 81. 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

Ey PRoMrsEs.-lt is said that Cummings
has already promised to pay more money to
voters and otherwise, than the Office be seeks
is worth. This dodge will not deceive those
who know the value of bis promises. Fortu
nately, there are not many who can be guled
iu this way
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT,
New Advertisements.
Auditors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
4 Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court OF
Northumberland county, II distribute the amount
Of moneys IN The hands of the executors of Geo.
Derk late OF Cameron township, Northumberland
County, deceased, will attend to the duties of his
snld appointment, at his office. in Sunburv, on
Tuesay, the 22d day of October. 1861, at ten
o'clock a. NJ. of said day, at which time aud
place all persons interested may attend.
WML NJ. RDCKEFELLER, uditor.
SunbuTv. Sept 20, 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
BALTIMORE. Sent. %

An accident occurred last night on the
Northern Central Railroad. nine miles from
this city. One troop train following another
ran into the last car of the forward train.
Two soldiers we're killed aud two wounded
slightly. The engineer bad q leg broken
The killed belonged TO the Forty-nintb
Psunsylvs Regiment. aud were named
the deceased were 10 the battle Of Bull Run
add had re eplisted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

10 the Union Nen Of Northumberland County
IN AVING received the Union nomination tor
4 u County Treasurer. | respectfully solicit The
votes OF the friends If the Union, and supporter,
OF the Government in the County II elected,
will discharge the duties of the office faithfully.
JOSEPH VANKlRK.
Point tp.. Sept. 81, 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

ec CoSsIsrEHcy.--A voter in the upper
end asked Mr.. Cummings if he was elected
whether he would ask second term. "Most
certainly ! shall" was the reply. As nothing
was alledged against DR.. Masser. except that
he was Douglas Democrat. the voter could
not see how Mr.. Cummings. il be was good
Democrat, could oppose him. The reason
wss' be was cot one Of the Breckioridgs
clique.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

ca THE next Union County Agricultural
Fair will be held at Lewisburg, on the Sd,
4th and 5th Of October next. Judging FROM
the list Of premiums it promises to be sue
csssful. We are indebted to the Committee
for the compliment Of ticket and for
placing Us, 40 outsider at the bead of the list
Of Judges On Fruit. We will, if possible be
LIN attnndnnra
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

g. Losr.-On Monday last, in Market
street, between Mrs. Donnel's and the river,
a black lace veil. The finder will please call
at this Office,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
REGISTER & RECORDER Ac-

J. b. Masser. having been nominated by the
Union Convention for Register and Recorder, &c
respectfully so!lcis the support of all good and
union loving cIizens of Northumberland county,
without respect 10 party for that office.
Sunbury, sept IA, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

GT MORE CArTLE.-A train Of forty eight.
wheel care, contsininR over eight hundred
head Of beef cattle intended for the Army,
passed over the Philadelphia & Erie and
Northern Central Railroads on Monday
morning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

- The Northumberland Band passed
through this place on Monday morning on
their way to Washington, where they will
joiu the Fifth Pennsylvania r gimept.
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ASSEMBLY,

II y. BRIGHT, having been rendered The
nomination for ssemhy by the late Uncn
Convention can only promise 10 his fellow cir,.
Zens without respect TO party, that he will, #
elected, faithful, discharge the duries ofihe office.
Sunbury. Sept 81. 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

eS Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, Of Luzerpe
county, has accepted 90 invitation to address
the public at meeting 10 this place, to day,
(Saturdsy,) the 2sth at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
" 7 II E U MO NJ"

II is important to the AIDES To know that
Friling Il Grant have the best and largest
ssortmsni OF Dress Goods in the county.
Sunhury. June q, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

IF Thanksgiving day was observed in this
place, on Thursday, by the closing Of the
stores and service in the churches. In the
printing Offices it was observed By hard work.
This is their lot-hard work and poor pay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

eg Losr.-Ou Sunday last, coming from
the Episcopal Church, gold bracelet. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this
office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

ca Troops pass through this place, 10 the
cars, almost every day. unmber Of cattle
trains have also passed through.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
COMMISSIONERS.

HEO CRAFTSMAN. having been nomns
NE ted for County Commissioner, at the late
UnINn Convention, offers himself as a candidate
TO his fellow citizens without distinction of party
aud II elected viii faithfully di,chsrge his duty.
Lewis twp. Sept -, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

eaS A letter from our correspondent, the
Chaplain Of the 10th, Highland Regiment,
has been received, but too late for this issue.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28

EE AN APPRENTICES WAIVED An intel.
ligent young man, Of good character, is
wanted at this Office to learn the printing
business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
AUDITOR.

ISAAC II. RESSLER. Of Lower Mahonoy hav
l. ing been nominoted foI County Auditor by tn.
late Union Convention. respectfully soclts the
support Of his fellow citizens without respect to
party. for thai office.
September 81, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-09-28
MORE TRAITORS AT LARGE.

The Rebels are fully acquainted with our
movements at Washington. and are daily 10
receipt Of New York and Philadelphis pa.
pers. They tell their troops that We are
drafting 10 the Norrh. They pay 10 shin.
plas,ers, and gold commands is per cent. pre-
MUM.
IN rHE COUNTY JAIL-EscAPED PRISONERS.
Capt. Melvsr. Of the Sixty ninth New
York. 10 con6osd 10 the county jail. Tha Re.
bells found him up 10 the privates' q"a''"rs
talking with the wep, aud thinking b, =" ,ai
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Trmis~~,s SAFE.
WHEREAS, A. II. HeAslip, and susannah r
w Heaslip his wife, BY their deed Of date May
lst, 1859. snd aekno wledged May A., 1859, did
Convey to Charles III. Phelps and George Robertson
Trustees, the following described resi- sit
uate in the City Of keokuk. in tho County 81 lie.
IN the Stale Of Iowa, 20 Wit the west thirty [301
feet Of los numesr ten [; OF in blosk number On.
hundred TitOl in said city, with all the improvc.
ments thereon and appurtenances thereof, ~
secure to Baldwin Starr Of New York City, thu
"a, ment Of Four proDissory notes for &461 81 100
each, all Of date june 7Stb, 1858, and payable t.
the osder VI baldwin Starr, one the lst day Of
February, A. u. 1850, one on the LIST dsv OF May
Alb. 1850, one on the lst day Of August, A. b
1850, snd one the list day u November, A. d.
1860 all drs wing interest from date until paid n
10 per cent. per annnn, and payable with current
rates of Exchange On New York and whereas, In
case the said suns Or either VI them should net BE-
paid, with the interest thsrson. on the day the
sano became due, the Deed of Trust authorised
aid Trustccs either OF them, 10 sell said real
estate al public sale. for cash At the door of the
Court Hokss, Ia raid City Of Ksokuk, first giving
four weeks notice Of the TINA, terms and place II
said sale in some newspaper Published in said City
of keokuk, and upon such sale 10 execute dead
~ f-- .imple 10 tn. pur haser; which Deed Of Trust
is recorded in the hscorder's urice Of said Lee
County In Beok Of Mortgages volume on page
53I and where a., sstd last described note, due
Hosember l. 1850, With the interest thaTsen, 10 nov
dus and wholly unpaid, now, therefore, /, Charles
II. Phelps. one 81 said Trustecs, will, on the I'D
day q July, "A. d. 1861, proceed to seal the above
described real estate IT pablo sale, for cash, %
tho highest bidder 1T the door OF the Court House
In sid City Of n sokuk, between III. hours # Q
o'clock =. N. and o'clock p. M. OF said day, y
satisfy said pote, interest ~ costf.
CHARLES n. Phelps.
JunA n. lSs1--dxw One Of the lrUstksS.
IJK0fN; or. the ls1sat Bear Hunt, 81 the author
ID or 1.-The Desert Home. Young voyageurs,'
With iIisSsrat,on4. For sAte ~
isls.d LGDkN. BROWSELL co.
1ruuDs prime n. -. sue 4 - lor. sale BY
Id w. H. AUSTIN = CO. "a
tyu - - IL hsir-e.
11DLCHBR,S Double Refined Powdered.
g0 Crushed.
X, Y. sis,;
Jsrssl2Ay a nO&n&4oeN = BnO.
\ $3.50 AdaE
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special NOTICES.


hOstetlefss BttteFg.
The doubt with which an oft deceived commnni-
y is apt Look spon all medical preparations, has
long since been completely vanquished by the tri.
umphant, un versal and invariable success of Hos.
letters Stomach Rtters. Their ELECT In al disor-
ders Of the digestive organs not miraculous, be-
cause obey are the necessary resut Of certain med
cai properties nevar heretofore combined in one
preparation. bat they are nevertheless astonish-
ing. Aged persons Who deemed themselves past
help from medicine, declare Ito use the words OF .
c,rrespondeni that the Ditters to have given
them new Lease Of life. nquestionaby the ms
jority VI dangerous diseass the pring of dys-
pcpsia, and Tor this complaint we'll the mAls-
growing ont Of it, there il nothing In tho world
;s 81 10 csss..:ss::s.
Soldby r = ssoSs, A. J. WILKINSON ,EARrLass
KAYEA Co. and 1T. WMkIssoH.
Foraaie By draggistsand dealers generally ~.
srywhere.
June %, '6l-dAu A
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g.. NJ Nj r. fkSjI Al.

DAILY gaia CIfs orricn,
heokuk, une ~.
fLoUK-superfne, 81 rs; Spring wheat ex-
ira, ~ -, Fall ~heai,extrs, 4: co.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 25.o 80 peslss.
cokS--l2ito Is.
BARLEY-No sale.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall SO; spring
80 10 53c choice do. 90.
0A1s-,.A 10 l6c.
RTE-s5c dun.
POTATOES l5ey the load ;re.sil 90
akoCkkiks--ke~ eriesps Aeszf,fsh 7s12t
prime n to 81, clarified ssi0, crushed sno loai
Ito II. MoiAsscs--Plan,stion 35to 40c, s. H 40
to Is, Golden syrur,o5 to zoe. CoEre-Rie 1871
- rs. Java ~ 10 22c. Laguyra, so is 10 ~. Rice
Ill to &c.
soAr-PAlm SIC, Family SIC; German, lcin
7stoTs.
cANDLYs-star N to Is, stsarine Is, Mosll
IL,
LARD III tos; retail Zoe.
BUTIEk--common 10 Choice sto .; retail
I2i
LKATNfR-sole rs to Csc; Harnes. III.
HIDES Dry green, Al green sheep pei
ee TO Soc; green neg skins 70.
HAY-Balea 81 So to 8.
5EEDs.-HungAriand rsss 50. Timothy 81 H
Flax Seed, -.
SuNDkiEs - Onions, 80 r. 65 Feft. & to4 i
festhers4 soc to x5c; Waite Beans, SO 70 75e
FkUII-Dried apples. 10 TO 50 Per bush
Dried peaches 81 IS to ] 50; kaisins, 81 7kts
IS.
cHEESE--W.R RIO; Denmark 7tos
HEEF-7s23c gross; 4c to be per quarter.
SHEEP--3l 50 to 81 SO y head.
sALT-G. A. - Toto ? 25per sack; Kanaw
ha, So to 3 50 per bbl., Liverpool, 81 9sa2 o.
! per sack; Lake 81 30 to - % y bbI.
FIsH--Mactsrsl, No. $50 20 s1l p Dbl; No
! $l6to4i7; Nos $I2to4l3. white MOL IS 8
to IS Is p half bbl. Coo Fuh Sto 8 y h.
RAGS--lA TO SC.
OLD IRoN-Atoi c per n j; BraEs sto locpe
h.; Copper LA per n.
ExcsAseE.-Un Now York for currency, nom
inal, ~ to Is per emit; forgold per cent. s,
Louif percent.
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- UCh ~ -
The question sWhere are Ksntoeky's SYM
pa,hies Y" il tbus answered by the frankfort
Commonwealth
The States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin and l6ws, contain large proportion
81 X entuckians. Where Kentucky has one
son ia the Secession States, she has twenty
in the Northwest. Eight out OF ten families
ia this State have tie OF blood binding
them to the great Northwest. One Of the
secession cant phrases 10, Kentucky sympa-
thisee with ths Soush'-meaniDg she. rebel
States. We deny ii.
She has no interest 10 the cotton 6tAtos--
no tie OF either kindred or interest to bind
her to them. What sympathy has cotton
dom evioocd for Kentucky When Aas II
ever consulted the interest or feelings Of
Kentucky Has it not always shown the
utmost indiG oDce 10 oSr wishes Did i
not treat orr earnest sntreasies with contempt
and reply 10 our Advicss by threats 20 '',trag''
us out OF the Union. Kentucky does no,
syntathisc with secession nor with seces-
sioDists. She 10 loyal TO the Union and shs
Constitution, and growing more % every
dNy.
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d. X. M~ody. FuTman Maxwell,
Cox Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye Co.,
A. Bridgmap Co., ogden, BfowIeil Co.,
S. w. d N. Tucker, C. Harber Co.,
A. j. Wilkinson, FsrrAf Avery,
Csdy, Jones Peek, J. A. LaFkes 4 Co.,
NJ. W. MsstUott, EvAns 4 Badienan,
Lane Buti, Patrick Gibbons,
Barkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
Thos. j. kice, Wilson austin,
Kramer, Irwin Co., Comstock Bro,
Ii. ID. Woodward CO., Z. u. Foster,
kissr HiiHs. Geo. h. kiibourne
Present current value of Missouri money sscts.
One per cent premium allowed on New York Ex-
change
keokuk, Jsne Z, Is6I.d
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The Clara Hine passed down yesterday,
and the Hamilton Belle arrived from Quincy
with salt and renpcrs. The Ha~keyc State
passed down this morning from ST. Paul.
River falling.
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GTCsps. Belknap 10 evidently desirous
that bis company should be nonpareil. We
saw them go through several evolutions yes-
terday, and must admit that they are une-
ouslled BY any in the State.
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Help for Tsn nss.es.

johnson and Etheridge, OF Tenn, have
been assured BY oiRoers that the Union men
in East Tennessee, ANA wherever else ~ sas
State they msy need assistance, shall Do sus-
tanned By tho strong arm Of the Government,
and On order has been issued including Ten
nessse in the district under command Of
BrisAdler General Anderson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

cTTbe Sd Regiment viii 90 into camp
TO day. The ground selected for that pur.
pose sill, 20 understand, be the same used By
the lss. No permanent Geld officers have -
yet been appointed BY the Governor. Capt.
Heron IL acting AZ Colonel and gives gene
raj satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

e. DIR. Marsh OF this city hes been ap
pointed Surgeon OF the 2d Regiment lows
Volunteers.