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RECRUITS WANTED

Capt. MoIlwain's Company of G Cavalry.
TINDER the recent Act Of Congress- au.
~ ihorixing all companies now 10 serv;ce
10 Be Increased 10 the number Of
l9J Rank and File.
] have been detailed to recrui, fu. Capt.
Acilwnin's Company Of Cavalry. now in
service IN this Slate. | Will receive as re.
cruts. each Of whom will ba entitled TO the
snn. Of
$50 as a Bounty,
upon his joining the Company. besides sub.
sstenco, pay and transportation from the
time and place Of enlistment. and (25)
twenty-five dollars Communication money.
Applications msy be made to the under.
signed at Lancaster &. II.
w. r. JOHNSON.
Recruits will be required to enter the ser.
vice for the war and furnish n good horse
aud equipments, aud if possible, a double
barreiled Shot Gun, and 10 ready to march
by the tenth Of April. BY order Of Major
General Pemberton.
JAMES d. MclI.WAIN,
Capt Of Com. A. Ind Battalion Of Cav.
airy y. &. Volunteers.
All those vino have been absent from my
Company on sick furlough or otherwis.
will rejon the company At iks earliest pos.
sib.e conveniency.
Bv order of. Capt. J. ID. McII.WAIN.
March lS, lS62,-6f.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
hdjntant aud Inspector Generals Office,
Columbia, April ,, 1862.
To his Ereelltney the Gorernor and Council:
GENTLEMEN: Having accepted the com.
mission Of Brigadicr-Gcnrraii in the Confed-
crate service, | have the honor herewith to
resign nv commission as Aajntant and In.
sp-ctor General, with which | was invested
oy The General Assembly Of the State.
In taking leave, officially, permi, me to
express my thanks for many acts Of kind.
nes. and the uniform cou-;esy which has
always been extended to Inc by each mem.
Der of your honorable body. With the
kindrst regards and best wishes for your
success in tho great work before US. ]
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, ). H. GIST,
Brigadier General G 3. A.
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The Yankee Senate has passsda bil to
provide for the occupation and eaitiya,ion
OF the Cotton lands Of the "reLe,s."
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER,

APRIL 3. 1861.
ReSolred, That the Governor and Coun.
Gil accept the resignaiion rendered by Gen.
eral =. K Gist as Adju,ant and Inspector.
General of this State, and request that he
will net a. hdjniant and Inspector.Gcneral
until he shall receive orders from the Con.
frd-rate authorities, or until the Governor
and Council shall appoint his successor.
ReSoired, That the Governor and Couu.
CT! sincerely reciProca,e the kind feelings ex.
pressed in the letter Of General G:st, and
express their regret at being compelled TO
seperats from him.
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
+. }. MOSES, JR., Secretary.
April 5, Gilt.
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Fer Rent.

4 SMALL, but comfortable dwelling. in
"A the suburbs Of the Village Of lancas-
ter. Apply to w. NJ. CONNORS.
April ,, 8-3t.
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed, em.
"A bracing all the Varieties usually sol.i
10 this market, just received and for sal. BY
JONES' CROCKETT.
Feb l3. 1861. nf
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April Il have to report nm
unfortunate affair for the Confedcrales in
the West Twelve hundred of our men
were surprised yesterday at Union City by
the Federals several were killed and woun.
dec, and one hundred captured. together
with n considerable number of cavalry hor.
ses, large amount Of army stores, &c,
&c. The Fedcrals also DESTROYED III. Ruil
Road Depot, hotel and other buildinrs of
the place. The surprise was evidently
di.grac.ful affair, and should be riyidIy On.
quircd into
Ii is reported that the Federuls are build
ing Rnil Road from Hickman. Krn.ucky,
uo~n I" BeIior Lake, in order 10 turn
Island No 10 a formidable attack il OK.
pected soon.
All is quiet at Corintl., but both sides
are busy with their Preparations for the
coming conflict.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIA. 8. C., MAEcu 1862
consequence OF being placed in chary.
l. oi the Department Of Construction and
Manufactures, the active duties Of tue Treas.
ury Department will devolve on Hon. w.
w. iiARl.l.EE and all persons having
business with that Department " i'll in fu
ture address their letters to him.
WM. II. .GlST.
March 80, Git
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. CHAMBER

SIACE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER,
ArRrL 1, 1862.
'NllE following preamble and resolutions
Il Of the Governor aud Council have bocn
ordered for publication
Whereas it has been represented TO the
Governor and Council that persons in this
State, representing thernsrl"rs us agents Of
The Government for the purchase of provis.
ions, have bought considerable supplies
from the patriotic ano un,uspecting citizen.
OF this Slaic, and turned them over TO the
Government at large profits therefore, be
it
Rcsoired, by The Governor and Council,
Tint hereafter any person falsely represent.
my hlmsrlf as agent Of the Confederate or
State Government for the purchase Of sup.
Plies or provisions, who shall actually pur.
chase as such aseut, shall be liable 10 mr..
rest as dialoyal and di>;:ifect-d person,
and committed TO Jail by the Chef of JUS.
tice aud Police, on proper information DC
ing given to him of the fact.
Reso!red further, That any person who
la. heretofore or may hereafter purchase
p p'"hi>iohs aud supplies, representing him.
SCH "n agent u tne HoNcriinenI, WHO shal.
demand or receive from the Government or
others Il higher price therefor than the nc.
tual cost and cXpen>es thereof, shall be
liable to like arrest and imprisonment. and
all provisions 80 purchased slis,l be seized
and turned over to the Go, ernment al n
reasonable price therefor
Extract trom the minutes Of April I.
BY order OF the Governor and Council.
F. J. MOSES, in, Secretary.
April s, Gilt.
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Important from the South and West.

MoBILs, April 4.-On "Wednesday, u
Yankee force OF two thousand landed al
Biloxi from three vessels, aud cut Iii. t.l..
graph line connecting Mobile with New
Orleans. A large feet Of shipping is of
Ship Island.
The Advertiser and Register las special
despatch from Memphis. which says tha, i,
is believed that Buell's army reached S..
,nnnah, Oh the Tennessee River. :rom Co.
lumbia. Th"re ha. been brisk diminishing
aud great activity On Doth .idos tor lne
great struggle which is expected.
The officers OF our army SAY the Federal,
cannot lake Island No. 10 by mean. ui the
railroad, and Bclion Lake won't help their
passage down the Mississippi Il is also
stated that they cannot cut the canal on tn.
West side Of The river ut New Madrid; high
water aud heavy timber prevent the prose.
cntion Of such work. The garrison Al Is
land No. 10 is well provi- Toned and conf
dent Of hoidin. the position.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER,
March %, 1862.
I>ilE following rules have been this day
L adopted by the Governor and Council
Tor the management OF the Department "f
Construction AMI Manufacture, to which
Department the Hon. w. H. GiSr has
been assigned as Chief:
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Distinguished Arrivals.

RICHMOND, April Capt. Morgan arriv
I'D here last night.
Senator G"in, Of California, arrived yes.
.erday from Washington. lie reports tha,
Mcclellan is very unpopular with the Yam.
KEGS. When the army reached Centr.viIis
and found the furliications evacuated, n de
moralizatiun ensued which was without
parallel sine. the great defea, Of July. The
army became mutinous for want of pro,i.
sIons, aud returned to the Potomac
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HTKIL !, 1867.
TNllE following preamble and resolutions
i Of the Governor aud Council have bocn
ordered for publication
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

March 80, 9-lt.
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NOTICE.

March. 10, 1864.
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.uidseigbt Report.
CAPTURES ny SEA.
Washington Iulv N

~ 49,
The Navy Department has information
that the steamer Flag and bark Restless
captured on the 7th, off Bulls Bay, the
British steamer Emily, formerly the Vim
Saybrook, Of Charleston. She had an
assorted cargo of $2l,57s, but there is
reason to suppose that there are old arms,
Confederate bonds and specie ON board Of
her.
The U. S. steamer Quaker City, w.el
off the Hole in the Wall, on the Sd inst,
captured the brig Delilah. from Liver.
pool, with cargo of saltpetre, drugs,
copperas and ochre; also on the I'd
inst. the schooner Valiant was captured
in Wingate Bar, South Carolina.
The following is the affirmative vote on
the bill TO rcscind the mileage laws:
Messrs Baltic, Biddle, Casey, Clemens,
Craven, Dunlap, Edwards. Fepton, Girl
der, Hate, Hooper, Kellogg, kerriyaa,
Knapp, Mallory, Maynard, Pendleton,
Phelps, Riddle, Sargent, Stone, Thomas,
Trumhull, Trowbridge WickliiIe.
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The story put in circulation, that a
"contraband" made speech is simply a
secession lie. II is true that the Rev. Mr.,
Turner, on his own motion, took a vote
OF the audience, whether an old negro,
who was on the ground, whose master ia
rebel, should be returned to slavery,
and OF course everybody voted, no, and
this is the origin OF the aforesaid canard.
Yours, OBSERVER.
Ii was out of this circumstance that
Clagett, who used to make Abolition
speeches in Denmark, manufactured the
villainous libel that the ladies' of Den.
mark surrounded the negro and Rugged
and kissed him.--(ED. GATE.
A SOURCE or NExATIoN. MANY good
woman has felt mortified when she called
her guests to the table to find that her
biscuits were like so much lead, wholly
unfit to be eaten. The discovery always
comes too late to be remedied for that oc
casion. House wifes who use DeIand d.
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. are never sub
jected to chagrin and disappointment in
this way.
For sale by all .he wholesale groeers
IN Chicago.
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State Of Iowa.
Ap5uTAsT GKRgRAL's 0ryrrg }
CLINTON, July lat NJ

ADJuTA.r GKsgRAL,s Oryrrx
CLINTON, July jst, '62. /
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. TO-
Aher August list, 1862, the form fpasses i..nss
RON this Department for the trans Of Iowa
soldiers for which the State Is responsible. win h.
changed.
Copies OF Tho new form will be furnished 10 rail.
foans stage companies and steamboats, pyior n su.
saA ist bt u paAses NJ The form are lssued prior
" hpKart let t'eS will he homercsi the same an the
old form.
hitf August ist leC2, II any pers rs or cooperation
transport any person lmss Of the oil, form tfp
transportation will rot be paid for by The state
fer'ons having 10 thelr possession any passes OF
e oid lorna, are requested to return those ed
W July goth 1892 to this ofce, and II entitled 10 use
Of passes, win receive passes of the new form in *
change.
This or der does not In any way refer to passes ia.
sued ty this Department by order of Goyernoyg 10,
transportation Of soldiers to u. s. mastering ofee. =,
Dubuque. davenport and Keokuk.
N. b. BAKER
AdlutAat General OF Iowa
Jled-t0-aug1 .
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mittee, to whom the joint resolution fnr
Their to provide for compensation to mem
| bcrs OF Congress was referred, and re-
ported back that until further order Of
Congress, The Secretary of the Senate and
Sergsant-at-afms Of the House shall re-
ceive as = valid excuse for absence from
duty, active employment in the military
service for the suppression Of the rebel.
hon. Resolution passed.
The House then resumed consideration
OF the mileage question, which was con-
sidetsd when the adjournment took place
Yesterday. Mr. Colfsx had introduced q
bill for the reduction of MILEAGE 6ftv nor
cent, to which Aldrich offered as a sub.
stituts. that al laws and parts OF laws
giving mileage to members OF Congress
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Mr.. Thomas moved to amend Aldrich' =
proposition by adding and this provision
shall apply to the present Congress and
the mileage already received on the same.
Ihe Amendment of Thomas was adopted
Aldrich's substitute to Colfox's bin as
thus amended was then agreed to by 76
against AZ
The question was then stated on ord.
eslng the bill 10 be engrossed for the third
reading when Edwards moved to Law the
bill on the table; lost--yeas 80, nays so.
After considerable debate the bill
passed-s6 against %.
Mr.. Collar moved to amend the title.
making it read 'san act abolishing con.
gressional mileage
A note was received from the Presi-
dent 70 the Speaker requesting the ad-
journment Of Congress Be postponed one
day, and . resolution was adopted ex-
tending the time Of adjournment until
Thursday
The bill for the aecertainment of the
amount expended By Missouri in arminc
troops, DC. The sum thus ascertained
70 be set off on direct tax imposed on the
State Was passed
The bill requiring the commanders OF
merchant vessels to take tie oath of allie.
glance was passed. Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GATE Cry OTvrcr
KEoKrKs July 10. 90.
rLook-snpefnne I'll SO; sprin w hsatr xtrs 4 ERA
FaiiNheatkxtrs S2a5
BRAN ANDshoHTs--soto4 0c 100 "a,
| coAs--i7 to iac . bush.
/ BAKiEY-asc.
to SIC. ~ 'FiiHtso
| RYE-25c DUH
| 0ATs--is 10 zoe
-PoTAToES-Sev, I'll, ia, ss,g
sU6AR- New Orleans fair st5p1o. prrm. 1nx
l0s clarified 1o91it crushed and loaf ul0ta.
MoLAssks-Plantstion $3.50; sugashouse 4s0so.
Golden Syrup 10 " s5c--very scarce.
COMPENSATORY 9aaAe; Java 2ss3o Issuyraa4aac.
RiGE-9c.
soAP-paim &C, Family sHc, German tcin.) ~
@7ac.
oANDfEs--star I1aR Us, stsarins IL, Mouldls
LARp-a o!c; retail 10 &c.
BpTFER-tomnfon6 a7c choice IL, ret iIl2k0 Is,
Vlsioss--shou ldsrslds1ao; Hams ltGDaClexr
Sides =; sidss3 TO a. Sugar Cured Hama, 7asc
LEATHER--soie aa42s. Harness27dG30.
HfDES-Dry 10 to Iac grnbhy hair price green
40 ~ green sheep pelts ioei as green hog skins
i5c.
HAY-Timothy, &C 00a7 90, baied ~ aoa I'll
Prairie ~ 00a5 co.
skEDs-Timothy 81 90; Flax Seed 800
ONIoNS--j5As4ec.
EGGs- <04tc.
WHITE BKANs--In good demand, 5oc@Sioo
FEATHERs--25a3o.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 OoDs1 asp bushsi-
Dried Peaches ~ $50 % 50. Raisins o. oOo 90.
CHEEsE-M estern Reserve %; Dsnmak70S.
BEEF cArTLE-aaaic gross.
sHEEP-ea o0se rs y head.
sALT-G A. 81 so y sack; Kanawha % 90 ? bar.
rel; Liverpooi41 oota 81 90 v sack; Lake Sa 50 10
2 CO. Very scarce.
FIsH-Mackersl,No.l slss@ls Dbl. mo. e si4
0S16, No. 3aD4l0. White Fish, No 81 uOsp4 SO
half Dbl. Cod Fish 9G -.
KAGS--Nooieni cotkon2c.
OLD lRoN-h0kct b. Brass61sc ~. Cop.
per lODiahc p b.
kIcHAssE.--on New YORK y per cent. banAabl
funds; Philadelphia, boston. Chicago and cincin-
natl Il per cent Gold Q per cent. buying selling
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xXxVu Congress--F First session
Washington, July IA.

washington, July IL.
SENATE. - Evening session. - The
President pro tenn laid before the Senate
. message from the President transmit
ting draft off bill for compromising any
State for abo!ishing slavery. The bill
was read, and is the samo as sent to the
House.
Mr.. Powell wanted to know if it was
in order for the President to introduce a
bill into the Senate.
The President pro tenn said be had NO
comments 70 make on the propriety OF
character OF any communication the Pres
ident chooses TO ssnd 10 the Senate.
Mr.. summer moved the President
message and bill DO referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Mr.. Sherman objected. u
After further discussion Mr.. Sherman
withdrew his objection and the smsssasre
was referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sumner then offered resolution
that Che resolution adjoufning Ocns
gresss Wednesday, July 18th, be rescind'
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cd in order to have time to legislate prop
erly on this message and other subjects
Objected and laid over.
Mr.. Foster made a motion to take up
the bankrupt bill, which was done, aud
the bill was made the special order for the
I'd Mondsy in December st
Mr.. Powell called up the bin to prove en-.
members of Congress and officers Of the
Government taking any consideration
for procuring contracts, place or Office re-
turned from the House with amendments.
The amendments were concurred in and
the bill passed. Adjourned.
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NORTHERN LEE County,, Jury. 5,h.

NoniHAhN LEE SoUNLf, July, OH.
EDITOR OF THE GATE CITY:-The
celebration near Denmark yesterday pass
ed of admirably and to the satisfaction of
everybody. The ground was well chosen
and well prepared. Everything being
provided which could contribute TO the
success of the occasion. The exercises
were enlivened BY excellent singing by
the Denmark Choir aud music by
several bands, Rev. J.. Coggsshall Of
West Point, read the Declaration better
than | ever heard it read on such an occa-
sion, Mr.. Tracy Of Burlington delivered
the Grafton, which was well received. At
noon recess was taken, and abounteous
repast was enjoyed BY the large concourse
assembled, for which ample provision had
been made.
Ia the afternoon patriotic speeches
were made by Mr.. Strong Of Keokuk,
Van Valkenburg, Beck and Williams Of
Fort Madison. Mr.. Tracy of Burlington
and Ben Asa Turner Of Denmark.
AT the close Of the exercises collection
Of some $40 was taken up in behalf Of the
sick and wounded soldiers at Keokuk.
The Committee Of arrangements are de.
serving Of great credit, for the admirable
preparations made for the occasion. To
Geo. Z. Eaton Esq, the President OF the
day, we were much indebted for the sue
cess with which the programme Of sxer-
cises was carried out. The assemblage
was very large, happy and enthusiasts.
Patriotism was the ruling sentiment Of the
day. The beauty Of Northern Lee Coun-
~ we're present to hevildering extent,
and never did We 500 70 many we'll b..
haved and we'll dressed childrsa presses,
on snch an occasion.
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Nashville, July IA.

Three members of Howitt's battery es.
capped from Murtreesboro report that the
battery and Sd Minnesota had surren.
dered. Col. DuAield is mortally wound
ed, and Gen. Crittenden, Of Ind, prison
er. 49,
An escaped prisoner reports that the
list, ed and 18th Georgia and Est KEN
tucky regiments and Texan rangers and
LOO mounted men, under command Of
Forrest AMI Warner. six thousand in all,
are advancing on Nashville.
The 4th Peana. cavalry and s4th Ohio
arrived from Lebanon last night. Four
regiments are coming lr7m Huntsvillc.-
A convalescent camp OF 100 of the ll,h
Michigan are still at Nashville with their
camp equipage.
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Hntchcior's Hair Dyc---The TIN
the World.

WILLIAM A. B1rrtfELoRrs eelsIrate ed Hair Dye
r0tor HEt TO be from 10 Tuse
WaI@ttsa Got 10 itjare it hair the least; rerie.
ths az shscs OF had dyes ard nvrorstes the hair for
ffr. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAiR instantly turns
Aspssndid black or brown leaving The hair .af and
beautiful Sold by all druggists hr
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A HATcHpIap
~ lac Jssr sief& If 4aeA Sc1
Factory, No. eli hsreay street, Vow York TLate
- - vs. - ava ~ bsna street tieG-dAwly
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HY TELEakAPH.l
New York Market.

New York, July u.
Riour-Market active Aad bestsr: a 5ODe4 10 for
super State; ~ $685. os for Extra st.s o. s0aA4 70
for Super Western; "a 0o o. 10 for Common TO MsdI
um Extra Western; ss 1895 IS for Common 10 good
shipping brands Extra II. o.
wheai--Market lie better. and more doing; 81 0sa
~ fer Nil. Club; ~ HaDI II for Amber Iowa;
el So0l IS for winter Rad wesisra; III 2ssl % for
Amber Michigan,
COrn--Aarket heavy and nominal; bayers refuse 10
operate till the strike 10 settled. b2833 for Mixed
Western.
Whisk. Dull and dropping, 81 a3l sc.
Groceries-Qniet., epndIag an suction sale to-day
Of 1870 hids N. q. Sugar.
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Kansas CITY, July IL,

Kansas City. July II.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to Both.
has arrived. News unimportant.
IL is rumored all trains, except one
company, have left Arizona and CON-
meuecd their homexard march. Amen
gagement took place yesterday between
q company of State militia and rebel
band near Pleasant Hill. The rebels
were finally repulsed with loss of six
killed and FIVE mortally wounded. Our
loss was nine killed end fifteen wounded
Captain kepler, commanding the move
ment; is reported wounded. A qnantit,
OF coats and sabres and list of the name,
of all his men were taken. tt
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81. Louis Market.

~ LOUIS, july IT
Produce market about same ~ last week.
FIour-snperhne, % rs; Country Single Extra % g;
Donbie EStra, 81 G5a5 90
Wheat-Firm for choice; Fall fair and good 75a8Oc
do, good, atassc; do prime and choice, 66asie. {
Corn--32io - &c.
Oais--Firm: old sacks "a SIC new sacks Gee de-
hvered.
Bar1ey--No sales.
Rye-34t, sacks returned, and 80, with sacks
Provisions Nothing lranspired.
observation-disclosures 1t Btc
Whisky--2y 10 3Oc.
Hides-Dry Flint 10 Lee; Dry Sailed 10 l-oe
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ATHENS AND CRoToN. We learn from
the Route Agent on the X. Ft. ID. nj &
NJ, X. H., that the late alarm at these pIa-
ces is probably unnecessary, as every
thing remains ''in statu quo ante bcllum. !"
Col. Lowrie, the Governors Aid, who
went up to look after matters aud things,
caughta hnc string Of fish, but nary rebel
that needs stringing. The Union men,
however, IN that vicinity will be on the
alert, SO as not to suffer surprise from
an unprlneipled foe.
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New York, Jul

The steamer Ariel has arrived from
Aspinwali, 7th. with SAL 900 in treas
ure. The Government of Panama has
removed the seat Of Government TEN no
rarily to Santiago. Families are flying
from the city to avoid the danger.
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Louisville. july IA,

II was the 9th Michigan, instead Of the
l4th Micigan, which surrendered at MUIR
freesboro. The 18th Michigan arrived
At the camp nsar Louisville Fair Grounds
yesterday noon, after an unsuccessful three
days' search OF Morgan
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Cairo, July Is

The canal at Vickshurg does not work.
Have commenced to drain it.
The telegram frcm Memphis respect
Ing the Postofhce here is unjust. rho
mails are sent South on every boat av :
ing Government agent The Cairo Of
ice is well regulated
Guerrlllas are burning cotton almost in
sight OF Memphis, Disgusting themselves
Cotton buyers ind where it is secreted.
Seven soldiers Of the 18th Illinois cav
airy had an encounter on Friday, four
miles out ON fernando road, with 60
rebel cavalry. One was severely wound
ed, and one thrown from his horse, both
captured. Five escaped.
The Chief Engineer and Fireman of
the Lexington were killed on trip down
White River, being shot from shore.
Yesterday the Surgeons and officers Of
Mound City Hospital and citizens Of the
place held meeting, ut which speeches
were made and resolutions passed endors-
ing Yates letter and the employment of
negroes in the army.
The gunboat Eastport was last seen at
Mound City, on Saturday
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A Prize Brought.-Guerillas.
Washing ton, July Is.

The u. s. steamer Wyandotte has ar
rived at the navy yard, bringing up :
prize. She reports that guerr;llas are
quite plentiful along the banks Of the
Rappahannock river. They carry off
Union men, Is well Is steal supplies.