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II ALL AND WHIT R OLCTHIN0.-
We have on kAaA iazte stock o. FALL and
Winter llothi +, eorrpsi ing Ans sCsaAisrere Busi
MAS Cots Bsavsr 0yercoats, BiAck Go
Frccks. u ali qnalsies AMI, rsrse siock
NOAH WALKER 4 CO..
moo CcrArr Anin Is d u HITS
rH1RTS Shirts DARRAC0TT, nAE-
- RIS 4 90. have this da5 received In store
Tie Ia grss d best ssso,riaert OF white aad soisrAd
Shirt they hsve ever offered
Also ali Linen Ssir:s. together with large steeL
Of LADDERS ts and Erawerr OF ya'ious dsser sio,s.
Call early If yen want s'.y
r EG0INsi LEaGTNs - EnalDsisd Cloth, IAN.
i vas, and Cassimere Legsins, Of good shape,
ANA well made. Cal ct The shirt Depot
o~3a W tHpAaH. i''a Man strest.
lust RECEIVED
81 IQO dor. hrows Jeans Drawers.
SO doz Blc, chad Cart n Flannel Drawers
20 doz. Grey \ rino Sock.
moo Corner Man and ifth sss.
AVERCOATS.-50Og grey, drah, and brown
Pulled Cloth Military Cape Overeoass; eco
Pilot, Petersham Lion Skin, Beaver and other
kinds Of Overcoats. For sale by
BALDWIN L WILLIAMS,
&c % ll6 and lls Main at.
ISNAMLLtD BLANK As, 70 a1raDgea - to
IL be used for coat; and BlGnkets lined
TN ough with Flannel W. 8. TUPMAN,
&c 80 100 Main ssreet.
ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING my stocl
h of cltizens' wear both for men and boys is
unusually gooa, which viii be offered st fair prices
Those in want viii find it to their interest to call a,
LA Main street Toe 81 VIM IRA SMITH
AZ EaiNO SHIRTS AND DR /" hf.s--lOo
lYa dozen Merino nbirts and Drawers. Also,
Flannel Underwear and Cashmere Overshirts
made up Ia good style. w. s TUPMAN,
DC 30 log Main street.
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OFFICE VA. F. AND N. ms. CO.,(
Richmond, Nov 4th. 1851. :
DIVIDEND EUrICE.-1he Directors Of
this Company, ON the lst instant, declared
;s.ni-anpusd dividend Of 10 per cent, %, 50 per
share payable 10 the Siockhnlders thsir legal
rapreseps and sitter the 18th instant, until
viii h si.ne the transfer books will he closed.
no 4-.tsN WIN WILLIS in Sec'v.
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HOSPITALS.

E0URTH STREET HOSPlTAL-Ths lsdiss
II OF the Fiss. Baptist Church have procured
n0use on Fourth street beyond leigh and propose
opening il hospital for sick and wounded sol
diers. on Monday next. They will be grateful for
any supplies either of proviasons clothing, from
the city or country, that may be adapted 10 tia
wants OF the patients Contributions for this ppr.
pose nsy De left ut the hospital or ct the store oi
Mr. WA. G.. DANDRIpeE, loo Broad street,
lila
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HI.OAkS, CLOAkS.-We have commenced
Y the manufacture of Cloaks for the season.
We have now made up fine assortment and shsll
be prepared, so long get Cloths, to make
to order any style Of wrapping wanted.
We have a lot Of Striped Cloth Cloaks now on
hand, which we will sell at great reduction from
former prices. They are well adapted to the Fall
season, and we think they will be found very de-
Hirsble Use 26l CH1LES & CHENERY.
r UOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLAUE,
j No. q MAIN STREET. Importance
t. al In want of Dry Goods, Dry Goods just 70
ce;ved, very extensive stock of DRY GOODS,
consisting of coo yards beautiful small and large
figured Prints, De LANES, Alpaeas Msrinoes. La
vslla, Mohair, Debeg Muslin Robes; 600 misses
and ladies single ana double Plain snd Plaid W ooen
Shswls, cheaper than any other house will sell
them all coiors and qualities of Stella Shawls,
from e. upward 200 extra fine ladies' Linen Hand
ksrchirfs at 81 per Dozen worth %; 90 fine Bed
Blankets astonishingly low for the timAs; leo Gray
aud White Blankets, fer soldiers. &C.. 800 pieces
Whit Gray. and Blue Plain and Twilied Flannel,
the cheapest in the city; the greatest bargains in
Brown and Black Shirting and hheafing; Is pieces
10 and IL Bleached Sheeting; 5000 ysrds ANAL
Piaid Bingham ami Domestic Stripe for servants;
Dress Goods. Hesieries, Gloves Irish Linen, Table
Cloths dne worked Bands, and ladies' Collars,
Cloaks Linseys, Shoes and Boots, snd numerous
other goods, Ct rea ona.le price, at = Main ct.
ec 70 JOSH PHI STR AJJSE
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- FEdDIAL NOTICE.
- The Office of the WAR BANI
. q DICKINSON + HILLS,
Corner Of WISH and Franklln streets
Whees this Issue VIII Be rsdesEed.
: Whenever odseed h sums Of
eIvI DOLLARS. and upwards: --
a QS-Nre n UNIV.
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IRON, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

II KUN, HARDWARE AMI OCXlEh4s
O. MAZANGE & CO., MOBILE, ALA,
Offer for sale, for cash
5000 kegs NAILS; 100 casks HOES.
600 tons Swedes IRON, 70 2 inches wids.
SEQ tona Re- fined English IRON, i to ~ inc wide
so tons Pillow STEE L, 70 "a inches wide.
100 tons Bundle IRON. Of oil descriptions.
30 tons Cast, German, Etstered, and Crowley
STEEL.
100 casks Tlace, OK, Log, Halter, and Col
CHAIN.
Blacksmiths' TOOLS, Of all DESCRIPTIONS; Car
penters, Gunsmiths', Tanners, ard Cocpers
TOOLS; "Butcher's FILES and RASpa, Of all
kinds; TIN.WARE, general as ortmsnt; India
Rubber BETTING, of all s;zef: Iaiiilla and Cotton
ROPE; Short and Long Handle SPArES and
a.OTELS; 100 bags HORSE NAILS and
Wrought NAILS; PISTOLS; PERI USSION
CAPS; GUN FLlNTS; GUN LOCKS, HORSE
BRUSHES; CURRY COMBS; WOOD SCREWS;
STOVES, Of all kinds; Building MATERIALS;
with general assortment Of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY. DC 9S--lm*
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1bHt 4 GOODS. Agc.
VIZ HOLESALE AND RETAIL.

DAxf GOODS. &c.
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
viii be open d. o.: FRIDAY MORNING., 9Th
inst, at 229 BROAD STREET, spler dad stock Of
DRY g u o d S
Such rs French Merinos; black AIapsoss; sli wool
De Laic-s; SC itch Plaid Merinos; Trave ing Dress
Goo u !; Po ,lins; Silk Cbaliies; French Giaghsns:
SWiss, Jaeonet and inssok Nus ins; white Bril-
Hosie|y of 81 kiAds; Embrode 10 eveyy va
rety; Lacs Sets; Li1sn Facons', acd Swiss Trn-
minss, ali fresh and Psrfset; ard magnificent as
sortU MT of
DRESS SILKS,
OF the latest and Ii st proved styles. Alsc-A
large etock of Lace, Nh lin, aud Satin Danask
Curtains; Irish Ltnens; .owes; Winter ha ~ls etc
which lntsni s,ns much oe!ow market p:icss.
no7-2w" A. q. BIOS 'HCG, Of Georgia.
WHOLESALE ONLY.
Just received,
FROM the SOUTH,
q, 600 yards American end Eng i,h PRINTS;
$50 doz meas UNDARSHiErS and DRAW.
800 Bod and Csmp BLANKETS,
100 pa ces CASHMERE aud sATTINETS,
ITO eces MOi'HLTNE EE LANES,
SO pise Cd LIESEYS,
ESQ ietes aLEACHED COTTON and JEANS,
800 pi ees T.. ma ion and Mariner STRIPES,
% pieces It d VIZ n E!tS,
50 Gents SHANLS. white ILLUSIONS,
20 pie-, Black BROAD CLOTH,
500 L0AKs, vs-inus styles,
SO dozen extra heavy cotton half HOSE,
And @sry her de sirab;e t,cods, which will be sold
the trade at q small advance above cost, for
cash. e GULDSMIT, 10 BROAD ct,
nnS-10t* Three noors from 6sh St.
7 aKaa.FIHUkEo PRlN AZ, A NCAACE an.
! T1EEE, FOR MORNING WRAPPERS On
hand lew pieces of A. French Prints large tigure
very suitable for aides and Gentlemen Morning
Wrappers, only 81 cents PEI yard Ct
EZE KEEL s. Al Main street,
no6 Ma;ert's old stand.
NOTTON YARNS AND WARPS.-50 eco
& iso-50 bales uns zed Cotton Narps, of ST.. re ior
qua ity, ON commsssn or a'e iow, br 81
no9 KENT, PAINE & co.
G At EzEKlELs,
"oS 6y Main street
4 LII KINDS OF gold IkImMINliS
"A for officsrs Coats ann eaos in rec.iv d at
"oS EZEKIEL'S. 69 Main st.
nRY dOODS.-We have on band general
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
to which we invite the attention If buyers.
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
or % No ~ Main straat.
r AIDES UNDER W EAR.-Slk ANA Me
/ rino Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets, from
q TO 80 inches; Pin h-lined Gloves Hosiery in Silk
Msr;no. and Cotton; Cambrics; Jaconets; Tape;
Checks; Wainsooks Frilliants; India Twills; Irish
Linens; Linen Sheeiihgs; Table Damasks Furni-
variety of 3ply, Ingram. Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN s. LATHROP,
oc IL 90 Main street.
HT0AKS e!TIIAKS-We have commoucad
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T..
~ No freight received after O'Clock P. II.
oc 29-ts r. H.~E"PLE. Snpt.
PaEs'I"S OFeIus;, VA. & Tenn. X K. CO., I
LYNCHBURa, Oct. -, 1861.
AIOTICE.-Pazties interested Notified that
~ hereafter preference viii he given in TIT
transportation of freight: lst., to army stores
and then to other Government freight As long OF
the latter is offered it will be carried to the excu
sion OF sll private freight, and this company will
hold itself responsible for any delay damage
resulting theresrom, TO any freight belonging 10 In
dividusls. SO long that of the Govefnnen. Is Of
fered for transportation
Shippers will take notice end rot send fregh.
forward ESPECIALLY that Of psris able character,
until they have irst ascer;aiued when Transports
Information ean always be obtapedin relation tc
transportation by application to the General So
petintendent at Lynchburg.
oc ss-ln, Ro. I. OWEN, President.
OEFIUE AIUaM'D AND Pr r'4 r. K. CO., :,
RICHMoTD, VA. Oct. Is, 1861.
CHANGE OF SGHEDuLE.-t>n and afte,
WEDNESDAY, Oct 23d, the following
Schedule will be run on this road:
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Maii Tram, dssiy, as.. ..o.e0 A. M.
Freight and Accommodation daily, ex-
cspt Sundays, az 50 a. ii. and y. n
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train. daily .s.ooP. NJ
Freight and Accommodation, daily ex-
csDt Sundays, at. .-.--....9 A n and p.
he Trains islvias Richmond at 5 A. NJ
and P. NJ. connect With trains South of Peters
burg.
80 Travellers will bear Ia mind thst they ar.
required to show psss from the Governor or s1ms
other authorized person before they can leave the
city by this road
oc i9-ss THoS. II. WINNIE, sup't.
OFFICE K Z, F.. q p. K. r. Co.,
RICHMOND, Oct le, 1861 {
NOTICE.-The Board OF Directors, at theiI
IN meeting on the 18th inst, passed the follow
ing resolution:
KssoIrsd, That a dividend OF two dollars and .
half per share the common stock of this com
pany be paid on the LIST day CT November next, IL
bankabie currency, as 20 all sums less than one
hundred dollars, and, at tie option OF the company
In similar funds In Treasury notes of the State o.
Virginia in the bonds OF the Confederate States
AZ TO all sums exceeaing one hundred dollars.
DC la-fs q W MAC.URDO. Ersas'r
PICIAL NOTiUE.-Ths merchants Of RICK
- moud are hereby notified that ON and after THU
date, the freight and charges due on ail goods
wares, and merchandise, received at the depot Of
this company from connecting railroads., will bs re
quired to be paid before delivery from the depot.
b.. order of the Superintendent
Z. J. SAMPSON,
Gent Freight Agent II. h ID. Il. r.
Richmond. Oct. Btu, 1861. &C 5-1m
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x L a S VIC Il K S.

The undersigned have Gu their land near Wythe-
vile, VIZ, very ans quality OF StoGe and Sand
for making Glass. The quality was tested st Pitts
burg, Pa, many years ago, and pronounced excel
Isn't kelp can be obtained at the Salt works, N
Washington county A most sdvantageou' ar
rangenent can be made with by any one wish
ing to engage in the Glass business.
Fire Clay, OF the beat quality, Can be had in
quantities On the same land.
J. r. KENT,
Wythevi1e, Va.
W. A. STUART,
cc 2S-l2t< ga tville Va.
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SAVINGS hSANAS =.

nj OTTO
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
The increase o; busreas of this ins tuition forcs
the Treasurer notify its customers that hereafter,
the business hours wilt he froSa clock A. NJ. to
r N. No business, therefore, can be transacted
NTH said institution, except between the hours
sSoruAaid.
RI Oface u Spence Gsry's, No. 100 Main st
s &c Sim STARkE. Treasurer
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For the Hawk-Eys.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, July lst, 1861.

FAIRFIELD, Iowa, July lst, 1861.
Editor Of Eark- Eye:
Your paper beiag extensively read in this
community, wish, through it, to give notice
and due warning to certain Secessionsts here
that their movements are watched, and that
much more is known of their doings than they
are aware of. Secession is like murder; 1t
twill out" and with whatever caution and fan
cied secrecy the Knights Of the Golden Circle
may conduct their proceedings, the patriotism
Of our people will not slumber and let wild and
dastardly traitors plot the overthrow Of our lib
critics. II is fact known to many of our cti.
zeps that certain men have visited our city for
the purpose Of comforting with certain persons
whose loyalty is known to be below par-that
they have sought the acquaintance of these men
and none others. They have held, as they think,
very secret conclaves, but their Vaccinations are
known. 1t is for their own safety that have
thought it best to give them this warning. No
association, league, or institution, having the
d,mnable purposes Of this Order known as the
q Knights Of the Golden Circle" shall or can
aour;sh in this community. These traitors
,,;rh. az veil take warning of this fact now. If
thew wish to talk and plot treason they must go
where traitors will protect them.
"us'e "us'e LoYALIsT.
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Seat Of war near W.shInston.

WASHINGTON, July lit is stated on good au.
thority that the morning of the fourth of July
will find Fairfax Court House in possession Of
the Federal troops, a column will move on the
place and drive out OF capture the 5000 rebels
who now hold it. The rebels are running the
cars within ten miles Of Alexandra, he says that
at Fairfax station slaves are covering the track
with a large amount of earth. The Mount Vsr.
non reports while passing Aqua creek she dis
covered that the rebel steamer George Page had
steamedlup and was moving about, the Pawnee has
gone down and will doubtless disable her again.
At Matthias point all was quiet and no attempt
has been made to erect a battery nor were any
rebels to be seen. If the programme was carried
out Col. Stone took possession of the Mary.
land heights and Harper's Ferry today, one
piece of artillery planted there will prevent the
rebels from re-occupying that place. VIM. Brent,
of South Carolina and Henry Scott, of Maryland
have been arrested as spies = -.
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LEXINGTON, July lst;--After three weeks in
terruption. .telegraphic communication Is again
established to this and all points west by the
old Missouri river route. Those parties who
have hitherto destroyed the line as fast as it
could be repaired, have been induced to forego
further molcstation at present; and the Conn
pany think they will be allowed to keep the
line at work for the future. 7ast2 ca
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The English ship Ainion. from England, bound
to Savannah, was captured on sunday, june 70,
off Charleston, by the United states g.nooa'
nth ammunition and other contraband goods on
board. The ship was sent TO New York in
charge Of prise crew.
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LovsvlIs, July 1.--ihs Courier this me,n.
ing saysan Agent 81 The GQysEnmeptjs i stationed
at some point on tie HarshsiI HsiIrosd. Is ;Sis
that there is notfj9g gBDfr5band fssjlak aIuiK
Four compa1iss Of AossSA S1kinsedt sS Iu61
camp to-day. The delay was occssioned by faii.
ure of the Tent Contractors to fulfil their agree.
ment TheteSiment will be full
The Journal this morning has letter dated
Knoxville, Tenn, 20th, saying that COR
of Cavalry and Infantry have golAfrom Hos4 e
Cumberland and Wheelers Gapgt 11ard sAeu
and prevent the Federal troeS from lcSaiSS
through kentecky, to sid the Union men q
East Tennessee They hays been encountoeGS
by our native Union men in the mountaina vf6
.swore they should leave, and the Dayis Sfoope
have sent here for reiniorcemeuts 1hejSnr.
nal adds: We expect ! bloody Aght ct -she
mountain Gaps for possession Eof arms. The
Journal says every breath of, ours is heartfelt
aspiration for the triumph of,the Star SpaneIsd
Banner. E3
The Courier says, on the same subject, that
It takes for granted that the authorities Of Ten
nessee are informed Of the iutssssctiou Of aEna
and that arrangements have been made to take
possession of every gss sept sbg the Adminiar
trAti0n.
The Journal also lor says 4 Gov. Jsekson Of Mis-.
s11 expedition s.ns SSses as,
Southern Border Of thai State s1s.alo . i1oiisa
LouIsvMLE, KY, July s.@fhe Governor 6f
Tennessee has stationed an agent tyat lMitchels-
vile, on the Louisville and Nashviile Railroad,
near the Northern Tennessee line, to prevent
goods declared contraband N the SoS thern Con
federscy from going North, and Mr. Cotton.
Surveyor of this port VIII irnne eaiasel, place an
agent at Franklin, the next station North, In !,
to execute similar Affairs in behalf ef
the Federal Government. s's's bsiinJ si' y ,gsii
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Latest advices from Mexico state no material
change in affairs there The rebel government
has several agents in the city of Mexico and
several States are endeavoring to fret their
purposes of a recognition, by creating public
opinion in their behalf 1t appears they nre
making large promises, and have already pur-
chased several newspapers which are laborng
for the interest of the rebel Government. Their
recent Vaccinations are wei! understood by
Minister Corwin, who has exposed them to the
Juarez Government. Minister Corwin has sub
mitted the project of the new treaty to the Gov
ernment and expected an early acceptance.
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Bribery Case.

ALBANY, July 2.-Fred. 8. Littlejohn, who
was arrested on a charge of bribing ofscers Of
the State Legislature in passing bill.6xing
the Post Office in New York city, was brought
up in custody to-day, and gave $1,000 bail to
answer the charges. ~ d2Bi ha teh Nd
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Fremont Co1nnissioneSl,

WASHINGTON, July I.-Tribune's correspon.
dence says, Major General Fremont received his
commission to-day in the regular army. The
only other Major General so commissioned il
Mcclellan, to whom he therefore ranks next.
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", RI. Russell.

Nrv YoRx, July Tho Times Of to-day has
is,,s, from W. II. Russell, denying the report
that his correspondences has been tampered
With as the South. s.
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NFissouri..Verdict ON the Shooting at st
uxOUlS.

BoosvILLE, June ga company OF about
fifty Home Guards arrived here early this morn
ing from Lafayette county, for the purpose OF
procuring arms from Gen. Lyon for 600 Home
Guards, who are organizing in that county
These men came in wagons, and carried rifles
and shot guns to protect themselves from the
Secessionists.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.--After session OF 10
days and examining great number OF witness
ses. the Coroner's Jury rendered the following
verdict in the 9th street shooting affair. That
the subjects Of the present inquest came to their
deaths from gun sho' wounds inflicted by Min
ME Musket Balls, discharged by certain mem,
hers of Companies, c. E. B. & J. Of the Second
Regiment o. s. Reserve Corps, whilst march
inc down 7th street on the morning Of the 18th
mat The Jury further express II as their opin-
ion, that said wounds were inflicted without
any provocation or discharge OF hrs arms from
citizens i then present, and also without any or.
der to ire having been given by officers Of said
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Naval.

Bosrox, July 2.--The steam frigats Susque.
hanna will sail this evening or early tomorrow
morning. isu 5asf ~, * sf s
The Cumberland is daily expected at the Navy
Yard rf 80
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From Wash1n9fou.

WAsHSaroS, July 2.--Lieus J.W, Ripjsv.
Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau has to-day 70.
ceived the brsves Of Digsdies GsnsraasU. 8. 4.
The appointnsnt 10 received with general appro,
baton. go
The mariod artillery of the lst. Rhode Island
regiment left Washington yesterday by rsiiroad.
Their destination is unknown. isas1nil 70
Major General Fremont has not. vet beein, 4.
signed to y command. He expresses the koos
that he may not long remain quiet. nsaatsDa 5
Especial to Commercial.I
Treasury notes Of the denomination. OF $50,
and redeenable in two years, are afloat In tyIsi.
ness circles 5 III bsaT 9yea s.i IL tget
Republicans viii hold . eauow Tomorrow
night, and wil probably agree upon candidate,
who will be elected on the 1st ballot on Thurs.
day. 1t by no means certain who will have
the place. Col Blair's military prestige il much
in his favor for Speaker bfe 5ei3.al>,, VI syiss
The Virginia Rebel Convention has passed an
ordinance by which it declares it TO be treason
for any citizen of the State to hold Office uudsr
the Federal Governments after the llst of july. !
Especial 10 Post.l ,sgssnA ss4ii IS
Thsre is mott the least foundation for the 70.
port of the resignation of Secretary Welles.
Secretary Chase not yet finally decided on the
suggestions in bis report : s'1iYailq sit st&ais,
7" It is rumored that an expedition of war steam.
ers went down last night TO take possession Of
Matthias Point.
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Fov Do LAC, Wis, July 2,--The contract for
transporting the srd Wisconsin regiment, was
let to day to the N. 8. r. R.. The regiment
viii probably leave here next Thursday, the 4til,
at the same time.
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WASHINGTON, July 2--Itis not the purpose of
the Government to give the enemy battle on
any consideration till after August, in the mean.
time the rebels can have battle whenever they
chose to advance, but no advance on Richmond
is contemplated by Gen. Scott before Septem-
ber the lst tt
More Federal steamers are to be sent to the
mouth Of the Potomac to strengthen the block
aiding feet.
The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer gives rumor that the Secre-
taro of the Navy, Weles, has resigned, to take
effect as soon as his successor can be appointed.
He is said to be convinced that some else can
better fill the office than himself in this momen-
tous struggle. The names Of Com. Stockton,
John P. Kennedy, and Cornelius Vanderbilt, are
mentioned as successors.
New York, July 2.-The World says that in
consequence Of the difficulties and discourage
Ioents thrown in his way, Hon. D. E. Sickles has
relinquished the plan Of forming Brigade and
now resumes the Colonelcy Of the Regiment pre-
viously commanded by Col Williamson.
CArRo, July Five men, supposed to be
rebels we're arrested yesterday near Sandy Ridge,
Mo-, by scouting parties from Birds Point, and
brought to Cairo They proved TO be loyal citi-
zens On their way here with information regard
ing the rebels They report an encampment OF
two hundred Secessiopists near VOLTS Island
who are being furnished with arms from Mem.
nhia aA4 Ht i 't@i ~ -
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CrxcrxsArI, July 2.-The 18th and 18th In
diana Regiments arrived here this morning and
went into encampment at Camp Clay.
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A gymnasium has been established by the
10th illinois regiment at their headquarters at
n.;ro This js : most excellent idea, furnishing
sns most useful occupation 70 troops lying iaac-
i've in camp for months ct . time.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06
The Pre.sdent,s Position.
[Tribune's Correspondence


4 WASHINGTON, June 30- The President is deter
mined not to entertain any propositions for
peace till the rebellion is entirely sabdued. -
Army officers declare it impossible 70 make
forward movement until more wagons arrive,
one thousand will be finished about the 18th of
July ..es "