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The New York herald., 1862-09-04

EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET ABoyr GsNERAL
MOCLEILAN.-The order Of General Ealleck,
published yesterday, giving command to Gene
raj Mcclellan of the troops In the fortifcaticns
around Washington and necessary for Its de-
fence, gave rise to animated debates In various
circles throughout this city, on the merits Of that
general, as compared with other Union generals
whose performances claim public attention. In
Wall street the excitement rose to high pitch,
and almost . fight resulted from the dis
cussion. Some Of the brokers seemed to
be down upon Mcclellan, some contsnding
that he was no general at all. The crowd
that hs was the greatest general In
the country, and that Pope was not TO be COM
pared with him. The alteration waxed warm
er and warmer. till At last the friends Of
Mcclellan, who had become the stronger
party, drove his opponents out Of Wall street,
and had the field to themselves. 1t would seem
from this that Mcclellan stock stands high, and
that he is as great q fsvorits with the people ~
hs Il with his army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

THE DRAFT.-Ye Yesterday was the date fixed
for the commencement of the draft; but owing
to the non-completion of the enrolment lists it
will be several days before it can be proceeded
with. In the meanwhile, 1t is said, the United
States bounty will be continued until further
notice. In most Of the other States the draft has
been postponed, either officially or by an under
standing with the Governors, to the middle Of
the month, the greatest anxiety being manifested
to avoid the necessity for it by giving an in
creased stimulus to volunteering. II cannot be
concealed that the draft Is everywhere exees-
sively unpopular, not because the necessity for
it is contested, but because It is indiscriminate
in it's operation. The man who has large IA
mily depending upon his exertons, and the
bachelor who has no ono to care for but him
self, are placed by it in the same category. In
Europe the conscription laws are framed with
the incest regard to the social, and even the in
dustrial, responsibilities of those liable to be
affected by them. II Is only the urgent need Of
the government that could have led it to over
look the prccedents thus established. II the
dislike to the measure aroused by its sweeping,
character will have succeeded in postponing !
indefinitely, by the active promotion of volu<
tary snlistments, it will have served its p,f-
pose. To insure this, however, we must not .
lax in our exertions. Every hour, every minHe,
is Of importance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

THE WAR TAX on GAs.-We see that the Phila-
delphia Gas Company has refused TO avail itself
of the clause in the Excise law authorizing the
This is but right and proper. 1t is notorious
that the clause in question was smuggled into
the bill by few Of the principal gas compa-
nies who spent some Of their immense profits
in securing its passage. No member of Con-
gress would otherwise have dreamed Of recon-
mending such provision, the prices charged
by the companies for their gas being already as
high az can be borne by the consumer, and
fully one hundred per cent higher than the rate
at which II Is furnished in the leading European
cities. The New York companies are at the
present time dividing two hundred per cent
annual profit on the amount Of their capital,
and yet they have the impudence to call upon
the public TO shoulder tax which should
come out Of their own pockets.
II is now too late We fear TO get Congress to
revise the clause by which the companies have
been armed with this power; but there is way
Of preventing them from using IT, When the
Legislature meets let q combined effort be
charters Of all companies that put Il in force
Plenty Of capitalists would be found ready 10
bid for these valuable privileges, even on con-
dition Of paying double the amount OF tax that
the companies are now trying 10 shirk. We are
Of opinion, however, that II would be better 70
vest the rights held by the latter in the corpo.
ration, with view 70 Its supplying gas TO the
public a. II now supplies water, or at all events
To its giving II full control over the companies
II Ii only In one Of these two ways that this
prime necessary Of civilized life can be kept
within the reach Of all. The consumers are
sufficiently powerful o. a body TO compel the
adoption by the Legislature Of either Of these
suggestions; and II the notices issued BY the
companies are persevered In they should al
once take action in the premises
INFORMANT MILITARY CHANGEs-Eeneral T :
w. Sherman, known ~ Port Royal Sherman
left yesterday in the Marion, 10 snpersede Gene
raj Phelps at New Orleans. General Mitchell,
whose meteor-like career In Alabama . short
time ago attracted the attention Of The world,
has arrived In this city on his way to supersede
General Hunter at Hilton Head. Thus two
men Of sbolitonist propensities, both Of them
more famous for special anti-slavery proclAma-
tions than for any act for the suppression Of
the rebellion, will resign their places 70 men
whose fidelity to the Union NJ II was, and the
constitution as II IL. 10 updoubtsd, -
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
City InteIIige . .oe.

PrxaAL o. THE REV. DR RauxE.-Ths funersl
obssqucs Of this highly accom- Ibhed and esteemed
clergyman took place AZ I've oclo yesterday afternoon:
from the Reformed Dutch churc corner Of Ffth
and Twenty ninth street. n fedihce was densely
crowded with . fashicnable a. sympaihisng assem-
blage, including most d the plca clergymen Of the
city, the members Of ths Hht Da Society and OF the
American Philosophical Society She Professors of The
Theological Seminary, and the QbuDci of the New York
University. The pulpit and sery ot the church were
tastefuly drape1 IN mourning fuu the colin v@ 'ne
follow Ing inecripton;--
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

LLoYp's military MAP o. VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, -
The pocket edition Of this map mounted on nes|And
bound In cloth covers will be found 70 be very harry d,
this particular tme, the map points out all thesoads
In by oeps, and those taken BY the rebel
Jackson in his raids upon Brssow, Manassas, Leburg
apdf fha Pa
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
p.x..naI In sslligence.

Hon. William H. scwar arrived ai the assor beusea
a ate hooy on tuesday NIT He eft Cor Washington "
the early train yesterday corning.
ana s,as. NJ w. wanneeFd n Cincinnati M. MORTON
and wife, Of Albany Mr. and Mrs A. W. c.rlies, q MhDe-
sosa NJ and Mrs. ssnops and Dr. Dswltt 81 saser-
,sss n O. Roberts, OF nsrnord, and A. susni Of lew
YORK. are stopping At y Everett House
~, n n turers,IIt Of New Haven; H. A. Fvsk ~
wsshmgtsn; Aw. Tits, George HYDE and famn and
E,lbv Page of BcstA Justice willard, os SprfWied;
STsSnrd Weet ana ~ Hodges AMI family, Of NeY crk.
are stopping ~ the Pssomtuck House, peernsd, hs
The following wsr. among the arrivals Al the Moro
ltsn Hotel yestsrdg -Gepcral A. G. Nven, ef ionti
cello; . W. Peel, Of f. fnuis; L. Bronwen, u kNoeky
charles A. lea and aie Of Auburn Gcsree Chr tNn, of
Kansas: VIM shecs ana f~nsiy and George pscaon, q
California, and W. q. Stewart, of PbDsdeiphia.
Hon. z,aoct pr-s, OF prstasvile, N. " q. rSrous
burg. Of washingsn; y. Bubl, Of Detroit; y forgan
Jr a Albany 0bnei Reynolds, ~ Providence 'apsain
Lyonusbers, u stckholm; and Churchill, Hssa, are
siopplns a. the ~ Nicholas Hotel.
p,u. Psr,ey p<re, Of NswbuSyport, Ssss. Conei W
X pryan a. nbany; Lieutenant CeAonel SO q the
twenty .afth r&imsnt N. VS.. NJ, n. A. selidge, oi
noston. " n Grb>tt, Of washineson; n. b oodysar
sf New Haven, ana Dr. Carter sad wife, q ,iumsus
Ohio. were ssns The ARRIVALS " shs Assor s ysstsr
tav.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
GEORGE W. rHUNE,
Born In Scw YoS harch 1905.
Died at Floseucr. uly. ApYil. 1907.

The pall bearers were Nv. Drs. Van Dyke, vn va
nedy and smith. The hciaing clerrymcn we're
Chancellor Ferris and The R Drs vermlyea, 9uacken
busb Hardcnbers, Chaml .na pvryr ms o,sepsn
bush, Hutton and wictss and about Tour ococn ~
ssryses terminated. vbestbe remsns we're conveyed
Greenwood C&mctry for nxneht'
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

THE SHOVEL AND THE SPADE.-Muoh severe
and misplaced criticism has been expended
upon General Mcclellan for his repeated use Of
the spade and shovel. II now, however, turns
out, by events just happening, that spades are
trumps What would at this moment be very
probably tho fate Of Washington city If the libe-
raj use of tho spade had not, at the proper time,
thrown up those splendid intrenohments which
now no sudden inroad Of an enemy can sur-
mount. But for the use Of the spade in this in
stance Washington would be an open plain
exposed on all sides to any sudden raid
A further illustration of tho value Of this
humble instrument is now presented to us in
the case of Cincinnati, where they are said to be
at this moment busily engaged throwing up in
trenchments to meet the rebels, should they
venture to como to the Ohio. We therefore say
vivs Ia spade, and only hope that the rebels
will go into Ohio; for most assuredly if they do
not one of them will come back alive. The
spade, the rife aud the bsyonet are important
articles of warfare.
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w asAil yton. July PC.

The position Of Secretary Seward, and
evidently authoritativcly, is published this
morning from which in the language of
the article, it appears he is content
as he always has been TO remain where he
Is so long at this caureless and iniqui
tlous war continues, and so long as the
ches chief magistrate of the country
iequlres it, even though his advice SHOULD
be overrulsd. At the same being he
would not if he could, tur any reason
proiung his stay in the place .le now holds
here beyond the time, when the President
shall tilina it v ise to relieve him. And
when he shall wish to relieve him, he will
10 with the determination he has more
than once expressed, under no oircum-
stance whatever to be place holder IN
the service Of his country, even although
as he MOST confidently expects i. shall
emerge in Its full strength and greatness
from Its present troubles He hopes that
no one of his fellow citizens thinks so un-
kindly of him as to suppose he would be
content to exercise power in fraction of
it, if it should consent to be divided.
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3 Y II L Z I: RI a p n f.


Cairo, July %.
The steamer Bonneville brings news Of
rebel raid on Florence Alabama, on
Tuesday last They entered the city
and burned all the warehouses and quar-
ter master stores, and all the Gotten In
the country. They scizel the United
States steamer Geieaa, used ief conveying
army supplies over the shoals, and took
aii the money belonging to the boat aal
passengers, and then burned the boat.
The property was Of great value. They
captured d small detachment OF Militia
detailed 70 guard the conveyance of sup
plies. They then proceeded to 20 down
tie Tennessee River to Chickaha~ a. d
Waterloo, towns almost in sight of East
por.. and burned all the storehouses which
contaned cotton. Another band Of forty
rebels made descent on wagon train
short distance from Pittsburg Landing,
and captured sixty wagons and teams
carrying commissary and Quarter Master
stores.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
state 81 lows.


hpJrTAkT GENERALS Oyprcx
CLINTON, July LIST, '62,
GENERAL ORDERS, NO Is.
Amer August ist le62, the form ofpasses issued
from this Department for the transportation Of iewa
soldiers .vr which The STATE is responsible VIII be
changed
Copies Of the new form will be furnished TO rail-
roads, ssge companies and steamboats, prior o Au-
gust ist bot If passes of the fern issued prior
10 August ist, they will be honoured the az tlo
Old form.
After August at, 1862, II corpora
transport any person pass Of The old firm, the
transportation will not be paid for by tie State.
Persons having in their possession any passes OF
the old form, requested 10 those not used
by July 2nih fse2 this cfce and If entitled to use
Of PAST wt receive passes Of tie new form In tx
,ltaugs-
This order does not la any way refer To passes Is.
sued BY this department ~ order Of G1vsrnor for
transportation OF soiders 10 r. s. mastering oIIves
nubaque, Davenport and KeuAas.
N n. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
jss d-to-augi
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W ashington, July 26

The President issued brief iiroclama.
ton warning all persons within tie con-
temptation Of the sixth section Of the con-
tiscation act to cease participating in aid ;
ing, coun,enancing or abetting the exist
ing rebellion, or any rebellion against the
Government of the u. S., and to return
to their proper allegiance TO the L. S. on
pain Of the forfeiture and seizure as with
in and by said 9th section provided.
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change for the men, and saving to the
funds of the Hospital.
But Mr.. Editor, il is useless to point
ont the many ways md means BY which
prudent. administration Of tho resources
OF the Hospital, by competent man,
might be made to to enure tho benefit Of
the uniortunates who arc placed within
Its walls. SOLDIERS FRIEND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-28

ET The drain back Of the Estes House
hospital has been completed so as to carry
off all the slops into the sewer, and there
by they are taken under ground and
emptied below town. This will prevent
the rank nuisance of a pestilen,ial cess
pool which was justly causing some alarm,
not only for the patients at the Hospital,
but likewise the health OF the city.
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III. ILf,EaRAfH
New York Nnrket.

Nv~ York, July &c
Flour Naik~t &c h~t.p; sars II 81 H59 - 10 fot
Extra State; O. apeASS ~ IN sag Arststnj S. IL Z
IS 40 for Common TO MIDI. Extra Western; 81 - q
% - for Common 10 good snIpping brands Extra
III. D.
Nhea'--Market more active and one to two cts bet
RI: saiesst 81 1885, 1s for Chicago Spring; 81 $50
20 for Milwaukee Club; 81 1891 % for Amber lows;
81 21Gsi 30 for Winter Red Western; II 3aasl 81
for amber Michigan; 81 3s for White Indiana; 81 81
White Ohio.
Corn--Marset shade ar,ner; sales 1t ss957 Mixed
Western, sound OIL.
Nhisky~-Hpavy at efsc.
Coree--CoEttnEes sutet and firm.
suaars-Aetivc; Cuba sssaol; N. o. 10; p. r &c
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KEfeketor's Mir Dyc.--The best In
the " Grid.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be diNnguis frcr Ia;nre-
warranted not 10 pjure the hair IN the remedies
the Ill effects OF had dyes and inyigors IL hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR inatAEtty turns
a splendid black or brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all druygtts Ae.
The genuine 10 sisAe6 WILLIAM a. BACHELOR,
aAe JeHr sfxss of faeL tp1.
Factory, No. Fl BARCLAY Street, New York Late
23s brosdsss and 10 Bond Street, tjeS-dAwiy
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DIED.

On July eBth inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m after short
anu painful iness GRACE only surviving child Of r.
J. aud y. al. Talon, aged years and days.
The funeral Will take place TO day Sunday al four
O'Clock M from the residence or her parents cor
ner OF High and Ninth streets. The friends OF the
family are respectfully Invited to attend without fur
thef notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-28
Wheeling, July Y;

A large and enthusiastic war meeting
was held in this city this afternoon, ad-
dressed by Gov. Pierpont, Hon Sherrard
Clements and others. Tho speeches en-.
dorse most vigorous policy Of the Ad-
ministration. A memorial was adopted,
praying county courts to make levy Of
$50, 900 to aid volunteering.
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Mtdlsfght Report.
Ashley. Ill, July &c.

Ashley. ILL.,. July &c.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held here to-day. The recruiting bust
ness has started in earnest. A company
for the war is expected to be raised IN
Ashley the next week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-28
The War Meeting.


The Athenaum was crowded to over
flowing Saturday evening at an early
hour, and many who came were unable to
get in. and went away again.
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment Of Gen. Bridgman as Presi-
dent, II. w Sample and J. II. Sullivan,
Vice Presidents, and Mr.. Welchman as
Secretary.
Judges Miller, Williams and Lowe and
Messrs. Hornish, sample, Clagett and
Moss addressed the meeting.
A resolution was passed, on motion Of
Judge Lowe, us amended by Mr.. Sample,
authorizing the President and Vice Pres
idents Of the meeting to appoint COM
mittee Of fifty persons, to be selected from
the several Townships of the County, to
obtain subscriptions for bounty fund,
and to aid in recruiting volunteers The
President and Vice Presidents were APP
pointed on said committee, by vote of
the meeting.
The meeting Was harmonious and en-
thusiastic throughout, and if the same
spirit is manifested in response to the ef-
forts of the Committee, We anticipate but
little difficulty in raising the means and
the men which our county will be ex-
pected to contribute as her proportion Of
the 100000 volunteers called for by the
President.
Mr.. EDITOR. II sec, in looking over my
article of July Goth, that there are two
typographical errors. which wish to cor.
rect: The rations OF beef is ono and one
quarter pound of beef. and the bread ra
ton is 81 ounces Of bread or q ounces
Of -four, or one and one fourth pound OF
corn meal, but IS the 20 ounsssof -four
or bread is worth more than the ration
Of corn meal, 90 that the Surgeon, il he
does his duty to the men, viii commute
the bread Or -four for corn meal. The
1000 rations of -four would be IL barrels,
which at 81. 80 per barrel would amount
to $500, which would purchase l89
bushels of corn nealat SS3 cts, sEordiag
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Donai,onsto the Hospital.

From RicLland, Iowa. ! lot fruit and
clothing, and key of butter.
From Hamilton Aid Society, lot Of
clothing, fruit and literature.
From Mrs. Rev. S. Hemenway, SAlein.
Iowa, clothing, fruit and tracts.
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COMM ERCIAI.
- N
~ fs,...g 49,.

DAILY GA1x Cry orYfcg
kEoE-R July s.. o. :
FLouR-supsrnn< oil 50 Spin " he at snisas Is
Fall WheatExtra 50 IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soto 4oc 1ooKs.
CoRN--l7 TO Ice q bush.
BAiLEv--.5e.
wHEAT--Inro good demsna Fail segeS; sprinl4s
tobGo.
KYE-e5c dull. sa% s9sE
OATS ~ to zoe.
. PoTAToEs--Aew, 5ato 6oc, 81.
SUGAR = New Orleans fair ie4ii, prime loi
i4eice Ii arfad tll2l. crushed and isaa is..
MoLAssEs -Plautatien s5aa4o; ssgashouso s5crsui
Golden Syrnl Dc .5o--yery scare.
COFFEE Rio:2s zsasic. jaws % D3o LaguyrsaAaeo.
RiCE-9c.
soAP-palm &c, Family 59e, German tcin., "
a7lc.
CASDLEs--ssar la Is .stearine ID, Mould 10.
LARD tnbsc; retail 10 10. M@'+ $500
BUTTER-common 6 q &c; choice 10, retaiiI21lasI5
PROVISIONS Hams li4a;ciear
si.iss - 81, sidesa 70 q. suHar Cure Hams 7cpss
LEArItER--soie a4a q. Harness21aao.
H1DEs--Dty toiec, grulhy half price green
H. II. green sheep pelts Dc@l 20 green hog skins
i5c,
nAF-Tiid6thy, 81 oo@7 90, baled 90 oea gil
Prairie q. sga5 eo.
sERDS-Tltaotis 81 CO. Flax Seed 500.
ONIONS 80 d a.te
KEGs-3s6lac &c.
WHITE BEAas--Iu good demaud, socG sIas.
FEATHRRs-25a3o.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 090ssia 5p buahei.-
Dried Peaches sa2se3 % so. Raj ms o. zoe <4so
cHEEr f--we-sera Eeservepc; Denmsk79s
BEEF Cslti.E--aa2sc gross.
sHEEP-s a U0az. IS y head.
sALT--G- A. ~ Sc T. suck; kans~ hx a. 20 y bar
rel: Liserpoolsl BOG 81 W I sael; Lake az So TO
CO. Very scarce.
FIsH-Mackerel No. srssa IS y Dbl. No Q sn
4sI6, No. 3 s98sio. White Fish, MOL s4oop4 SO
half Dbl. Cod Fish 500 y b..
RAGS-Wooien /; Cotton &c.
oLDiRoS-h@zc Brass69se Cop.
per loGi2t.c y b..
I sfnasas.-oh New YORK u per ceat. hank able
funds; Phiiadcipbia, Boston. q itaso md Cinctn-
natl II per cent St Ions 4 pr ccut Cold 10 10
"a per cent.
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PRoCL .MATros,
HEADQUARTERS fovarn DryIsIos.)

HEADQUARTERS fouRrn DIyIsIoS,l
Marffeesbofo, July Is. 1869.
Information has been received at these
headquarters that arms and other proper
~, belonging to the Unilol States, cap
tured with the troops last Sunday, were
distributed yesterday to The disloyal citi-
zens of this town. Ali persons having
such arms or property in their possession,
will bring them immed .ately to the Court
House. and turn them oy,r to the Provost
Marshal there. Those f.iiiag 10 d, 81
viii be arrested and scnt to the military.
pfisas, on the charge Of treason.
Brig. Ge! NELSON, Com q.
j. Mills kssIRIcx. A. A. q.
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stock Mark ct.
Stocks lower.

New York, July &c.
Stocks lower.
Gold hghcr.-A resolution was pa SEED at the Board
this ta4t gold shall not be sol over three days
ahead.
oncy--Essv--A per cert on call.
Sterling Exchange quies-i2sss 1884, for Bankers
bills
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ks- A few days ago Clagett protested
most folamnly that he would never al
Jude 10 the editor Of the Gate City BIZ
name again, but would always call him
BeetzetHb, 4 reference to his PIPER for a
few numbers back will show what reliance
is to be placed en- his resolutions and his
word.
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orrIes OF rnE Acrlsa AsslsrAsr conxlssAnr on

OffIcx or THE AcTIsa Assistant CoMMIssARY OIL
suBsisTEAcE, Keokuk. Iowa, july 25ih, '93. |
Sealed proposals will tic received this ONCE until
o'clock Thursday, July 3isi 1861 for furnish.
Ing the following Commissary SUPP lies, by contract
Iowa, and In such qnantits may be DESIGNATED hy
sumed by the United slates troops Mt this Post 10
consist OF the follow ing articles, viz:
Pork Bacon y n. Haminy EN-
Fresh Beef 2 n. Grscn Coffee q n
Son Bread h b Roasted do. v n.
Flour y b.. Ground do. y Il.
p Hard Bread q u. Tea al ID.
Corn Meal b. Sugar H..
Beans quart. Vinegar y gallon
peas quart. Star Candies e. b.
Rice n Soap b..
Salt p quart. Potatoes y n.
Molasses v gallon.
No bids will be received except for furnishing the
articles above ennneratof The bids viii state the
price AT which each article of the hest quality. will
be furnished Each bid must have 4 printed copy OF
this advertisement posted at its h sal.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids II the sume be deemed hreAsoBakir Pro-
posais be endorsed propos ais for furnishing Ar
my katons. The contract - be lei 10 the lowest re
spontle bidder, With approved security
The bids will b0 opened this office at 10 O'Clock
m. Aug ~, ls6a and bidders have the privilege 70
be present At the opening.
Further information respecting the above can be
had at this office each day between and ~ O'Clock
N, Z. j. BALL,
jy25,dlwl lstLt 10 Inf A. A. G. sA.
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TT Major Sprasue of the regular army,
who visited cur place year or 80 ago,
and gave an account Of the copture o. a
portion Of the regular army by tho Tex
ans, has been appointed Colonel of a new
regiment of volunteers raised in Albany.
New York
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To THE NERVOUS OF Born SExEs -
RetircdeTgyman having been restored to health IN
few days, after many years 81 great Suffering, ID
willing assist others by sending tfreel receipt
OF pV.t-psd directed envelope, copy Of the pre-
seription used. Direct TO the REV. JOHN II. DAG
Nail, le6 Fulton street, brooklyn, N, r.
(iel2.dSw4m
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How the HeseIs Di.r ,rged.

We understand that Immediately nfter
the appearance Of the following pods
nation, the "arms ard other property"
IN question began 10 come to the Court
House in cart loads. Evidently lie doc.
ument was fully comprehended
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