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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10


The Beard aaet in this city ON Monday
last. The several Townships were repre-
scented as follows:
Green Bay, Jas. d. Gedney; Denmark,
D. T. Brown; Pleasant Ridge, Geo. T..
Stevenson; Marion, JAS. G. Street; Cedar,
T. G. Stevenson, Franklin, Jas. A. Davis;
West Point, Joseph Holman; Washing
ton, Ii. w. Hughes; Madison, III. NJ, Sal
mon; Jefferson, VIM r. Skinner; Van
Buren,. Lewis Stone; Des Moines, John
son Neck; Montrose, Garry Lewis; Jack
son, Jasper Wall and G. i. Davis.
The Board organized BY electing H. NJ.
Salmon, Esq, President, and on Tuesday
Il. S. Mccullough, Of Harrison, and Mr..
Donneil, of Charleston, were appointed
by the Board to fiji vacancies in the Office
of Of SSnrerriHt, IN ttAAeaa Townships respec.
liyely-[ Fort. Madison Plain Dealer.
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Interesting from the west.

SEpALIA. Jan. An express messen-
ger from Col. Nugent's regiment, station
ed at West Point, Bates county, arrived
here yesterday evening ON his way TO St.
Louis with important dispatches for Gov.
Gamble. He left Bates county on Friday,
and reports that Col. Jennison had burn.
ed Austin. in Cass county, instead of
Rose Hill. Jennison, after leaving
Austin, bore North east. The Union men
iii johnson county are expecting 4 general
buffalo hunt shortly. They have been SO
exasperated at tho devilish outrages Of the
secesh that nothing but Federal troops
will save Lexington and Warrensbnrg
from being burned.
The movements of Col. Jennison are
kept secret, yet enough is known to war
rant the opinion that certain notorious Sc
ceshers in johnson comfy and their dupcs
will be bagged.
A Government train of about twenty
wagons ond seventy five men is reported
to have been captured about four miles
Northeast Of Georgetown, BY 1 party Of
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FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, Jan. Z.
Flag officer Foote, with the guboats Es-
sex, Lexington and Tyler. made recon.
nolssanoe down the river this morning. -
They went within 200 yards of the range
OF the rebel batteries, aud on their return
were fired on by the rebel gunboat No
hawk, to which they replied, but the shot
fell short.
Commodore Footee is highly satisfied
with the reconnaissance, aud has seen all
the points on the river as near as two
miles of Columhus.
a dispatch from Capo Glrardcau to-day
says detachment of the Seventh Illinois
cavalry, while scouting, captured Major
Williams, of JEFF Thompson band.
The Surveyor Of the port Of Metropo-
lis seized large quantity of gold lace,
morphine and other costly drugs intenaed
for the rebels. The goods were from Gin
cinnati.
Com. Foote considers the reconnois-
sance perfectly satisfactory. No obstruc,
tons whatever were found in the river
The stories of masked hatteriee in Lucas
Bend are humbug. If there are any
torpedoes or chains in the stream they are
within two miles this side of Columbus
Several batteries were seen. Crest SUR
prise was expressed that the enemy took
no notice of the feet.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GATx CRY ovrIcr
kfoK-x, Jan 4, '6l.
FLoUR-supernpe u Is; sprin W es,e xira II rs !;
Fall Wheat Extra o. rs.
BRAN AND sH oRTs--sO 10 4oc D 100 ts
CoRN-i21s iA15e y bash.
BAgLEy-25c.
wHEAT--ln good demand. Fall Jog Is; sprint 50
choice do 55c.
RYE--20e 10 10 %.
oATs-l2a al5c.
PoTAT0ES-laa20 by the load retaiie5 TO 3oc.
sUGAIs-New Orleans fair lai'a IL y, prime iiks
49,; clarified IssaI 1871; crushed and loaf 1871.
ii oLASsEs-Pissisatien 45a5g; sugarhonse s5a So
Golden Syrup FOG .5c.
coFFEE-Rtoat.sese; Java.es ESQ. iaguyra aiga6
RiCE-9h9lo.e.
soAP-faim &c, Family s,.c German tCin.) ~
a7fc.
cANDLEs-siar i5s 10, stoarspe - Mouldlo.
LARD-5c; retail eic.
BuTTER-conraon Gs.c; Choice 10, retail ~ !, ss15
LEATHER--sals 25, %, Harness aaa3e.
hiDEs-pry log. green 4 !; green sheep pelt.
30s35c; green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Iimothy, new IS Ooae 90. baled So ooasl0;
Prairie 50 90.
SkEDs-T Timothy 81 OF: Flax Seed IS.
oSiOSs-a5a 40e.
EGGs-so.
WHITE BEANs--5oeGsl CO.
FEATHERS 20aa5
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 25asi soc bushel-
Died Peaches s3aaBs2 80, Rassins = oos $500
CbEEsE-,Nesiera Reserve &c; Denmak 6baT
REEF--n sds2e gross SEA- = quarter.
sHEEP-sl 5osa 81 y head.
HQas--Irened2 - ere.
SALT A. - 50 y sack Kama VIA 80 % . bar
rel; liverpool 81 300 g. GO q sack; Lake 81 90 q
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'----
FROM ROMNEY.
Washington, jan

WaSHIIIgIUH, Jun =
a letter from Romney states that there
are now seven thousand troops at that
point, including six companies Of cavalry
and two companies of artillery, Thoroughly
equipped and efficient. There has been
no advance as yet nor will there be until
arge reinforcements are received. Gen.
Rosecrans was expected ut Romney daily
and on his arrival it was thought that ac-
tfve upcrat iotrs weHid be resumed -tteH.
Kelley is at Cumberland, still very low
from the effects of his wound. He has
never quite recovered since he was struck
down at Phillip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
hIPTHERlA AND GROUP.

FOR these formidable ard dangerous Trask,s
Maehe'ic oiHmeni is sn uufsiiing Semedy IL used In
season Apply freely TO The Throat and Chest and COW
~ ~iA bot hsnnel. This Ointment has been before
W" pGbic oyer ~ Years, ami its constantly
demand has established lie reputation as superior
Liilmrntin all asses where soothing and relaxing
remedy Is required Particularly Ia Rhennlst M Nsu
raigta, Inflammation OF the Bowels and kidneys kpl.
10 Affections, hore Eyes, burns, lilies Wounds and
Bruises.
See last page, also pamphlet with agent and around
each bottle.
Sold By all Druggists. Price 25 cents
Order may be sadres edto J. T. Wilkinson What,
sale Agent, Nc. 81 Main st., keokuk, Iowa
decl3alinpst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
KcoEak Hog Marker.

There are several purchasers now here,
and the demand is quite brisk. A sale
of 500 hogs was made yesterday morning
at - 30 per hundred nett. This was a
good lot, from Charlton, by the Keokuk
and TT. Des Moines Railroad. Our mar.
ket is really better than Chicago is at this
time, and droyers would do we'll to avail
themselves of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
Bewnre of Coun,~rfctt..

Large amounts Of counterfeit S5 bills
on the State Bank of Iowa have recently
been put in circulation in St. Louis and
Springfield. Two or three Of the fellows
engaged in Hshoving the queer" were
arrested near Springfield on Sunday last,
and committed to await their trial. The
following is description of the bills -
They are well executed, with large fg-
ure five in each upper corner, yignette
OF enigrants and emigrant wagons, d
mans portrait--half length--in the low
Ell right corner. and in the left the picture
Of woman standing againsta column la.
helled "Inion, I" and il Tic disiauo, 4 shil
at sea. Look out for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune. |
Louisville, Ky, Jan.

ou'''hiS, ~ :, ohH- ..
Green River, it is said, rose fifteen feet
on Sunday night, washing away small
tres,le bridge ut Munfordsuille and en-
danscring the pontoon bridge near by.
The Railroad bridge was completed hasti-
ly, IN anticipation of the rise in the river.
The Catholic Bishop of Nashville has
arrived here. He states that drafting in
Tennessee proved failure, Great NUM-
hers in that city are not eutspoken Union
lists, bat eften indulge in ridicule of the
Confederate Government, and use language
which indicates ths;r feelings.
The rebel army is u greater terror even
to secessionists than She Union army.
If Bowling Green falls, Nashville will
be destroyed. Forts are being built near
the elty-one situated two miles Nefth Of
the city, on the Gallatin turnpike, and
others East and West OF the city d.
The Bishop came by way Of Bowling
Green and Munfordsville. He knows
nothing Of the force at Bowling Green. -
No reinforcements had arrived from Co.
lumbus.
He saw at Glasgow junction the re-
mains of the splendid tunnel at that point,
destroyed on the 9th by the rebels. The
Railroad from that point North has been
entirely destroyed, even the rails being
taken away.
The turnpike has been obs,ructed BY
felled trees. The rebels are endeavoring
to draw the Union men on Bowling
Green
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al ms season Of the year ~hen coughs and colds
are troublesome ever. family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand gansom's Hive syYup and
Tau rs the ver. tang. IL Is noi only pleasant for
children 10 take. but IL certain cure Tor Group
Hhospiag Cough bronchitis. Asshma. Gonghs and ali
affections oil the 1hfest ard Lubgs.
Sold b all Druggists Price Is cents.
Orders ms, be addressed to- 7. wilkinson, Whole.
ssis Agent. 30 u MaiD-ss., Keotuk, Iowa.
deciSdimwet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
M AR. WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale any or
Kinds OF Aunitions OF War such Guns Pistols Re.
toiSers aud all kndsof Ammunition are required not
to any person without order from the nder
flgned This order musl be strictly complied with.
nnderpensli offoricting ali articles mentione In
thsif possession JOHN sTANNUs.
Jyl3d surye,orportot ksolnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

DJ-The New York Times Port ROYAL
correspondent sees advancing intimations
that the slave population Of South Carolina
u gradually but surtly tending to gen.
eral instruction,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
FROM SIT. LOUIS.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.

tSpecIal to chicago Tribune.
st. Louis, Jan T.
General Schuyler Hamilton has been
appointed to succeed General Curtis IN
his command of the District of st.
LOUIS, to include the country south Of the
Missouri and east Of the Marimec ri :
ers, aud on the Pacific Railroad to Linsey
STATION;
The lack Of good bread has been SO great
at Otterville that large brick bakery has
been erected to supply the want
The steamboat contract so long under
adylsement. Was finally awarded yester-
day to Captains White Il Klinefeller of
Alton. Former reports were erroneous.
The order relating to the 10, 900 assess
ment was to extend the time allowed to
pay, and not to suspend enforcement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, J4NLARY 10.

Fod,-Ihe fog yesterday and last night
was very thick, and all-cmbracine like the
mantle of charity, and about us cold as
"charlty" is in this wicked world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

sar Major Bundy and Major Smythe,
Paymasters, arrived last night, direct from
Mt. Pleasant, where they paid off Porler's
Cavalry Regimen. They will now, we
suppose, pay off the 18th Regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
It sea. Look out for them.

En- Col. Chambers arrived here from
Mt. Pleasant, on Saturday He has been
there to muster in the 4th Cavalry. which
is now fully organized and under march
ing orders for Fort Leayenworth.-f Day.
export Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
From the n. Y. Independent
Peace Ifcms for Gen. Mcclellan.

From the n. Y. independent
Peace Itcms for GEN. McClcII,,n.
The way toimprose Government iinan-
ccs. Fight.
The way to gain the respect of England
and France. Fight.
The way to increase our army to mil.
hon of men. Fight.
The way to entertain rebels. pirates and
traitors. Fight.
The way TO sustain the Government and
show we are in earnest. Fight.
The way, and the only way, to have
peace Fight.
The way to do justice and promote free
dom. Fight.
- Fire way to have Bible faith is to have
works. Therefore, FIGHT.
The WEsTERs RIVER EXPEDITION
The number Of gunboaF to be used in the
river expedition now organizing at Cairo
is twelve, OF mortar-boats or bunib. ketches
thirty-eight, and of tugs and steamboats,
twcnty-eight-seventy- eight in all The
gunboats are absolutely shot proof, having
been proved to be so by actual expert.
ment, and will carry a very heavy arma-
ment; and the mortar-boass are SO con-
strueted that they can be used for bridges,
besides carrying each one of the heaviest
mortars used in modern warfare, and be-
ing loop-holed for musketry. 1t is be-
lleved that no defences Of the rebels can
stand against this formidable armada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

rebels. Word was conveyed to Caonel
Thsyer, of the Nebraska First, at George
town, who promptly dispatches party in
pursuit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
Special Dispatch to Mo. Democrat. |
Jefferson CITY, Jan. z.

A man from Texas, who was detained
some time BY Price. reports the rebel
army IN winter quarters at Springfield. -
Price has 20,oV0 men with him, and
eighty field pieces, the largest twelve
Founders.
The men are wretchedly clothed, many
having no coats, and barcfooted, but clam
orous to fight. and swear they will follow
Price to hi. Bosh.
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Regiment. y
HOSPITAL, KEoKuk,
january 9Th, 1862.
Nm ENRON NV attention has hse,
Lii, -
a - ." "'a' " you' issue Vi 'h's
morning ID which you notice the amount
Of sickness in the 18th Regiment, send
you a list Of the deaths that have occur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

~ Owing to the fog or some other
cause, the line ceased working after /
0 clock last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

SH~ We see by the Plaindealer that
the Board Of Supervisors have appointed
DIR. Hussey Physician Of the Poor House.
The Plaindealer is very eulogistic Of the
posor. ---
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

The steamer Hamilton Belle arrived
yesterday from Quincy, with pork barrels,
DC, for Gleghorn, Alexander a. Co, and
returned with cargo Of provisions from
Goldman d Co. aid freight from the Des
Moines Railroad. She is expected here
again tomorrow She has been making
regular trips in that trade during the sea
son.
Capt David White, Of the steamer
Jenny Whipple, arrived from Hannb
yesterday, where he left his boat discharg.
ing Government stores, arms, &C., for the
troops in Northeast Missouri. Capt.
White has telegraphed for the Jenny
Whipple 10 come TO keokuk and load pro-
visions and live hogs for ST. Louis; and
there are other boats expected here daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WIN. IL. Seward, Thurlow Weed, Gov Morgan,
Gen. C.. p. buckingham from Washington, Wayman
Crow of St. Louis, aud the Hon. a. $. Diven OF
Elmira are at the Astor House.
Senator Sprague OF Rhode Island, accompanied by
James X Bartlett, Col. Manion, and Maj. Minor OF
Providence, arrived al the Aston House yesterday
morning and left in the afternoon for Washington.
Mai. Gen. Fremont arrived in the city yesterday
and il at bis house, No ~ West Nineteenth street.
Senator Milton S. Latham aud lady OF California,
n. Myricl, of Minnesota, II. Chaplain, X. {. Barry,
and j. Spraque of the u. s. Army, are at the 81
Nicholas Hotel.
Iient. Col Peacock Of the British Army, from
Montreal, +. c. Woodwork and lady Of Denver
CITY. COLORADO Territory; G.. Baasch and family, and
N. A. Ronier and family, from Porto CsbeO, are at
the Fifih-avenue Hotel.
Col. s. w. Pratt Of the llih New-fork, from 'r'
eina. il staying the New-York Hotel.
Major Sacket, and DR.. l.. w. Ogden OF the IT, ,
Army are at the Latarge House.
w. Ingham Whittaker, from Palermo, hslyi D.
Danzeoer of New-Orieans, and A.. Smith Of Newport
arc Of the Breyoogt House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARRIVAL OF TIN EIGHTH MAssACHUsEl
Terry.


This battery arrived in jersey City on Saturday
morning aud Immediately proceeded 70 Washington.
The officers have all seen service. Their names are
as ioliows:
Captain A. G. Cooke; Fir,, Senior Lieutenant chaa NJ
GHn Er.t Junior Lieutenant John n. Coffin Senior Lieu
tel.nt J. " Garland; Acting Second Senior Lieutenant,
APPOINTMENT or a DEPOT INSPECTOR AND
EXAMINER.
Capt VIM. Quincy OF the Goth New-foIk has
been appointed inspector 10 examine all camp and
recruiting stations and also TO discharge the duties
Of "a military examiner for volunteer officers IN tins
depot. The appointment 10 an excellent one, Capt.
Quincy being known as a highly capable and Elf
ceni officer Annexed are the orders OF Col Bhss
AID Adlutant-Gcn. lilllhouse:
DKPoT OF VOLUNTEER. No 81 WALKER sTRHgT,l
W-YORK, Friday June -, 1862.
Gu,yKAt OrpFns No 2-The annexed Special order No.
Pa from General Headquarters Is hereby brought to The no
ice Of oil persoE a.Ag recruits al this depot ugder Oouoa
Ca Gnrpey will al once assume comnaud a, Camp ash
,,,tou he win establish such regr aous for he govern
deem proper Iii. orders will be Obeyed by all officers and
In addition to the above duties Cap, Quincy IL hereby de-
tailed Inspector and TO examine ell CAMPS OF buildings 10
ana about e City Of New York, where recruits raised under
General Order No 81 now or may hereafter be quar-
tered lie will from lime 10 time, isy down suoh fue nd
sse such directions with 20 them nay 70 him
proper; and his orders with reference thereto VIII be
pt Quincy will continue to act Examiner p,rsou,
derous Of obtaining authority 70 asc volunteers uuder Cen
erol Orders No 81 BY order Of
GRO BLISS. Colonel Commanding Depot
GENERAL HEADouAHTERs, STATE or NEyfOHg,l
ADJ1.-GEs.'s OgyIoE. AIBAsr, June %. 1902
SPECIAL ORpYBs. No 2s4.Cap- VIM Quincy. Goth Regi-
eat New York State Volunteer Il hereby detailed with
the permission Of the Secretary Of ar 20 the esm for vol
on staten leland and viii report for duty to Col Geo
IUj,g IT. commanding New York depot.
Iy order OF the C0mmander.in Chief
THOMAS HILLHOL 81, Adjutant General.
EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Con Spipola is progressing fiuey IA the 0Tganza-
GNa ia baV bpen
de.,onated, and Col ID. ID. Tompkins has been ap-
ronted to examine the officers of the bri sade. The
Union barracks at East New-lork will be occupied
on Tuesday as a camp
PRESENTATION.
Col. VIM. II. Allen Of the Stanton Legion, late OF
The lst New-York Volunteers is soon TO be presented
will beautiful sword by the officers and men Of DIS
former command. Capt. G.. 4. Chrisianson, Pro
vost- Marshal of Norfolk, is charged with the eAecu-
ton of the preliminary arrangements
MCCLELLAN GREYS.
Col James A. Taber has Issued orders Tor a pa
rade OF the regiment Oh July 4. The line Will De
formed on the north sde Of Union square, the night
restiug on Broadway at u a. m. precisely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Arrival OF GES. FRENosT.-Msior- Gen. J. C..
Fremont arrived in the cry last evening. lie left
his headquarters at Middetown, on Cedar Creek. at
a. M, on Saturday taking the turnpike TO Mar
tinsburg, where be arrived at p. IN. He started
from the latter place for Baltimore al a. m where
he met the special train containing Secretary Sew
ard and Gen. Shields, aud was invited to accompany
them, which he I'D. Cole. Albert snd Zlgonyi,
Lieut.. Co.'s. Pilsen Md Savage, Major Haskell and
Capt Raymond and Howard Of his staff came with
him. Gen. rtmont is at his residence No. 4 West
Nineteenth street. Although greatly fatigued by hs
Journey, be is in excellent health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

NEw-YoRK YOUsG MHs's CHRISTIAN AssocIA
rIos.-Ths tenth anniversary Of tho New-York
Young Mems Christian Association was held in
Madison-avenue Baptist Church last evening. After
prayer and singing, the Rev. DIR. Hague delivered
an address, in which be related several touching in
cdents illustrative of the good done by the Associa-
ton. In the camp, Oh the field Of battle in the hos
pital, these young men are busy at work dstribut-
ing tracts, leading prayer-meetings, and leading
regiments in front of blazing batteries. A Com
mittee OF these young men are rendering efficient
aid to the soldiers in the Ladies Hospital. The
wounded men there show the power Of mind over
matter. The same number of men gashed and
battered by railroad accident would not be 30 hope.
full and happy as they seem to be. They are buoyed
and sustained by the Justice and purity Of theii
cause. The speaker remarked that the first donation
10 the Ladies Hospital gilt Of three oranges
by three beggar-girls. The President of the So
clety read an Interesting report showing the
vast amount of labor done by the Asso-
citation during the ten years of its existence:
The Rev. Mr.. Duryea OF the Dutch Reformed
Church, explained the nature and character Of the
Society. In his lucid and logical speech, he set
forth with great clearnt 81 and power the fact, that
this organization gives expression to the essential
union Of ill churches. We are many, and yet are
ole. We are multitude rs the waves, and one As
the sea. Not bound by mechanical union like
that which untes the solar system but by living
unIon similar TO that which the seed exhibits II
mostens the earth developing the plant from prin-
cple of vitality within the seed itself. lie also
proved plainly that this association do for the
Church work the Church cannot do for itself.
Other remarks were made, and the meeting ad-
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Second MTETIsG or DISABLED hsD DISCHARGED
SoLDIERs.-Yesterdsy forenoon, the second meet.
ing of discharged and disabled soldiers held Al
Harmonic Garden, Essex-street, f. Boas in the
chair. Ex-Alderman Seagrist reported that be had
forwarded the petition adopted at the first meeting
to Senator King, for presentation 70 Congress and
urged that Others who had not yet signed it ought 10
do so Immediately. vote OF hanks wac passed Ia
Mr.. Sescrst and TO tie yress for the pleasing notice
which had been made of the proceedings OF the pre-
vious meeting. As number If English speakers
were present it was resolved % ee't new officers,
which wa done, with the following rernii: l..
Boas President; r. Sullivan, Nire-Preriient; Chas.
a. MoManus, Corresponding Secretary c. Praedel
Recording Secretary; and tnas. Lnedemaun, Isea-
Ii resolved 10 turn ont 10 celebrate tie
Eourth of July under 40 banners 70 ascertain
from the Secretary. Of War what had been done IN
regard 10 the disposition OF the Union prisoners who
lett Richmond in May 10th; 10 meet again ON Iues
day evening 10 make the uec,Fary arrangements for
the celebration ofthe 4th Of JAY that the volunteers
orgauize themselves into grand regiment repre-
scented 10y Ward companies, for the purpose OF re-
Ceiying and burying The bodies OF soldiers who may
die on the field OF BATH; and thai committee com
,-tiDg OF Ntssrs. Luedeinaun, Pr1eiel, and Sulli-
van be authorized to collect funds or the Associa-
ton. Ek-Alderman Stagrist lad letter before the
meeting, from SIR. John Is. Ri X Of Philadelphia,
stating that q similar associn'ion had been formed II
that city. The meeting then adjourned.