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Ipr conrress on he nam Of July-refsrred

log Congress on the i4th Of July--referred
10 Financial Committee.
Mr.. Sumner presented petition remon-
strating against the proposed change Of the
tariff on Russia iron.
The bill providing for nine admirals and
eighteen commodofes. &c, was taken up
An amendment was adopted 10 call students
of tho Naval Academy Midshipmen instead
OF Ensigns Passed after final examina-
hon.
The report OF The Conference Blll on The
Indian Appropriation Bill was agreed 10.
The additional Treasury Note Bill was
taken up. the amendment Of the Committee
OF Finance reserving SIS 600 900 for the
prompt payment Of deposits. Adopted.
An amendment was adopted authorizing
the notes TO be paid in CO in at the discretion
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
An amendment was adopted limiting the
number OF small notes 20 81. 900 900. Bill
passed % against l3.
Adjourned.
hoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the
House message from the President recon-
mcnding vote Of thanks 10 Capt. Foote and
others for gallant services. Referred 10
Committee on Noval Affairs, with power 90
report at any time.
Mr.. Washburne, from the Committee ON
Government contracts, reported a resolution
that the Committee make full investigation
into the alleged issue Of patents for land IN
the military reserve at Leasenwovth,
Objection was made.
Mr.. Mallory, from the Committee on roads
AID canals, reported bill 20 send in the
construction OF the Pittsburg & Connellsville
X. X. Referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr.. Maynard introduced bill relative TO
holding District Courts in Western Tonnes.
see.
The House concurred ia the Senate's
amendment 20 the army appropriation bill
Among the items is SO 900 900 for the
payment OF bounty 10 volunteers, or 10 the
widows or legal heirs Of such as NAV die or
DO killed in the service.
Mr.. Blair. of Missouri. offered resolution
which was adopted. calling upon the Secre-
tary OF War 70 communicate any information
received by the Government, from Gen. Nc
Ciellan on the subject OF the occupation of
the White House. by the troops under his
command.
Mr.. Sheffield called up biz motion TO re-
consider the vote tabling the bill for the en-
largement of the canals, but after getting
before the House dilstory proceedings kept
ituntl the hour arrived for special order and
the consideration Of naval affairs.
Adjourned.
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Information and Assistance Ia Sol
diers.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
lndiananolis .Julv 4 l6~9

SPECIAL ORDERS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
indianapolis. July /. l6s2.
The Commissary General Department
will be Immediately re- rganized. and an
Office opened in the State Capitol baild,ng.
under the charge of Colonel A. Stone. Com
missary General
This Department, Is charged with the fol-
lowing duties.
l. To look after the welfare and neces
stiles OF the sick and disabled soldiers ia the
various Indiana regiments. on leave OF fur.
Tough. or waiting for discharges or pay.
,. To assist h procuring transportation
Tor the SICK and disabled in all proper cases
:. To cooperate with the Sanitary Com
mission and is branches. and with the sever
al Soldiers Aid Societies. in procuring hos
p'tsl supplies and sanitary good. and IN hav.
ins the same forwarded To points where they
may be needed
!. To direct the movements and receive
the reports OF the special agents sent ont by
1
5. To procure aud publish. aud keep on
Gle for reference. accurate lists Of sick snd
disabled soldiers. showing their regiments
aud companies. the hospitals where confined.
and condition a. Ear As can be a-certaineSi:
also lists OF deaths and furnish Information
respecting the same 10 parents and Friends
6. To supervise soldiers homes and look
afser the subsistence and comfort Of soldiers
travelling through the State.
:. To attend 70 the fitting out Of steamers
chartered 70 bring home the SICK and xoan
ded % see that proper hospital sud sanitary
stores are supplies. aud TIA, comyssen, nut
IS aad attendant. are provided
: To Al aud assist IA procuring supple.
Of shoes. uniforms. etc. Coz our .oii,..- ~.
the held IN cases where the necessit, = rr..,
and ~hen Il may he impossible TO set The
articles required shroagh the regular ehan
nels N the army.
?. To furnish Information N relation a,
The ieFego'sg sps ether Kindred matters q
tie soldiers and their Itiebds. an 10 atseea
- All eosEsssosissee resisting thereto.
The comniss@ry General. IN carving oal
the foregoing Instructions. - directed 10 css.
sali AM 90 operate 9Th the military susAas.
''es q The State snd United static. N Al
ess~s -hsrs the ,nt>rpo-isien oG sal oescer,
may hs deemed necessary and proper
q. Y Nosro>
Governor Of IsdinnA.
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SALT LAKE. June 30. via. PACIFIC SPRINGS
July Saturday afternoon Indians at
tackled Lieut.. Glenn's party of IL men near
Rocky Ridge. Two whites and one Indian
killed. Ii Is supposed they cut the line the
same afternoon. Indians were seen along
the road from the Pacific Springs TO Sweet
Water. Col. Collins says they Sioux
and Cheyenues numbering about 400. He
could not cross Sweet Water to follow The
stage is stopped for the present. Indians
are seen lurking in hills about Pacific
Springs.
SWEET WArKR BRrDek, July Indians
are again troublesome. cutting the telegraph
between here and Pacific Springs faster than
Il can be mended. Troops start 10 night in
pursuit
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroS. July 2.-Gov. Andrew has issued
q call TO the people TO I'LL up to the maxi.
mum number. all the regiments now in the
field. and for ten to fifteen new volunteer
regiments.
In RESPONSE to the call Of the War De-
partment. the Governor classes biz call as
follows:
Massachusetts,, which has never sumber red
nor slept, must now urise to still higher ef-
forts. and pledge 10 all the duties Of patriot.
ism, with renewed devotion. the individual
efforts, the united heart. head and hands. OF
all her people
An auction sale OF Mobile cotton. taken
from the prize schooners Southern lndepen.
dence. Charlotte. and Ni,ory. took place to-
day. Prices ranged from 32i s@37s4. ac-
cording TO quality. The whole sale amount
ed to si3s 900.
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~ The following : statement oil
money and other property stoler from me
on the night Of the 26th
One small black leather trunk. brass
bound. with miscellaneous contents com
prising Letters. deeds. mortgages and notes a
considerable proportion Of which bear my
signature or address
Que russell leather travelling trunk grecov
ered) containing over nine hundred dollars
10 money. over $500 OF which Was gold. the
remainder in United States treasury nstes
and bills Of the Bank Of the State. mostly OF
large denominations. Also lot OF ancient
silver coin Of German. French. Spanish and
American stamp. amounting in all from
twenty-five 70 thirty dollars.
One black leather note book containing
memorandum. notes Of hand. and from forty
10 sixty dollars in bills OF miscellaneous
banks and Of various denomonations. A
check on Suffolk Bank Of Boston for 81 90
and payable to the order Of W. Z. Sumers.
One open face gold watch with heavy
chased edge and gold dial. One gold vest
chain With Eagle head and hook purple set
:ings. one lost.
One set studd buttons with light stone
settings. one set sleeve buttons with coral
settings, one set sleeve buttons with raised
Hsxagon center. and one set ~ish plain cen
Ter add chased edge One lady's gold pin
with fine stone center. surrounded with
peals. One gents pin with clustered set
tings. chain aud guard pin. One gents
heavy Spanish gold ring with fine stone set
ting. One gold pencil case with pen and
pencil complete. very heavy with colored
settings. A lot of silve. spoons aud forks
in sets and marked with the following mi
tials: T. A. d.. E. A. g.. $. j. aud 5. D.
Also many other articles Of value that am
not able to describe.
To any person who will return to me the
above property. will pay the sum Of 5000
and proportionate amount for any part of it.
As for the gentleman who done the steal.
ing. il the authorities OF Terre Haute do not
CONSIDER themselves suihcientiy interested IN
this matter TO offer an induccmcnt for his
apprehension. shall not. and IL he will DO
me tue kindness some dark night to leave on
my premises such OF the papers and articles
az are OF no value to him but of great i'm
portance to me. | will agree to keep my
ewes closed and offer prayer for his immc
date reformation and presers alton from tho
wrath of the Powers that be.
Hopeiug that he viii find my new pants
not to short. and my patent leather boots
set easy on his feet. anu the dreams Of our
City Fathers continue sweet and refreshing
subscribe myself
very respectfully.
WIN. A GRISWOLD
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fnrKEs REcnufrs WASrrD-To gil up
Co. b. 54th regiment Indiana volunteers.
nov At Camp Morton. guarding prisoners. to
serve three months. unless sooner discharged.
Pay aud clothing same az in the United
States service. The Company has the se-
cond post Of honor. being placed on the eK-
IRENE LETT. Tho undersigned will be in the
city until Monday, July 7th.
Transportasio furnished
G. A. GOODWIN. Captain.
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CIScNSArI, July 2.-Geo. W. Walters.
temporarily In charge OF the Gambling House
on Baker Street. was murdered In his bed
room last night.
The books Of the establishment show that
Walters had over four thousand dollars. IL
is supposed the murderer got this amount, as
no money was found There was evidences
of a terrible struggle In the room. although
unknown.
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CINCINNATI. July ,.
Flour steady and 10 moderate demand.
Wheat in good demand at s0CG53 for red
and 90@95 for white.
Corn In active demand and has advanced
to 37@3s.
Oats advanced - 1896 aud in good de.
mand
Whisky firm at p.
Nothing doe in provisions; prices remain
nominal.
Money market unchanged; gold, 9is;
buying Demand Notes at prem.
Groceries unchanged and firm.
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CLnysLssp, July IA message to j. II.
Wade, President Of the Pacific Telegraph
Company. dated Salt Lake City, July ID. is
substantially tho. same As dispatches dated
Sweet Water LIST.
The telegraph line is promptly repaired as
fast as broken, by the war party, and no
pains will be spared 20 keep the Inc work
iuR
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sT-Parson Rrovnlows Wondered Book
The gesaine EDITION non ready. containing
upssris Of 40 pages. II superior engras-
ing-. an excellent Steel Portrait. etc. beau
tifally printed on hne -hiie paper, and hand
somsiy bound m muslin. Subscribers car
gss their books At the Post Office Meas he
pot have few more Books than have
subscribers fof. call sarly snd Get = copy
Price 81 -
laiy2.slsw Gus ARNOLD
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~ Tho State Journal Of Yesterday
says. az attempt will soon be made 10 bring
20 tise attention OF the Government the gun
invented bs Mr. Gatling of our city. of the
character of which our readers are already
fully advised We hope this at,emps viii
succeed. Whether tho gun be fouad a.
great an improvement over previous applica
tions of the revolving principle to heavy IRE
arm. as - inventor thinks Il. or not. IL !. 80
sasrt;vs. and combines 50 man, advantages.
that u IS entitled 70 fuIl anil fair trial
1T Itis exceedingly simple in eon-truc
ton. therefore diahcals to put out Of order
AMI easy 70 repair
III IL - dsr>hle. The machinery !. not
only simple. but % bcdied IA the solid ron
OF the cylinder that M exposure OF external
INJURY can Affect Il.
N IL = cheap.
9Th. Ii delivers Gre a. accurate IA AIN
AID long in range. az the best mimic rifes
With rspiiisy that makes one gun quite
equal. IN the average Of discharges durine
an engagement, 60 she'e rec imsni
ssh. Il y sAfs. No sxpio sicn from he
extension Of ere from one cartridge 10 an.
other In the chambers can s.se place. an
no cartridge can he hsed exeeps When i
must "a cut Of a barrel where il ought - 90
instead of backward. when IL woaid h,ril,
do - much good
tsh. II : light A ssngls man can IN,
With 4 GA a smoos.s road. AMI a single hor.
can drag u and keep % viii an, bod, .
cavalry. whether on march o. charge :
IL can he taken any~hsse ~here horse @,
go. and INTO many places. hsl top. r.rsae-
OF places % ccncesirrns. shess hots
cant 50. II = hardly heavier shaa -As.l
bsuo-, ard quite a. essy 10 man.se Fe
the protection of batteries a would he q
great service. OF ioF the defence u lerslfc.
tons against assault. n eau shoot "a
straight AMI hard. ani sasiAiag thai can 4
that. and don't cost sny aore than tbs "a.
the Government cant vel spend none
smiss IN getting.
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~ The German Singers had a meeting
on last evening aad made arrangements for
attending the coming celebration on the
Fourth Of Jaly All tia, wish 10 join should
be At the Washington Saloon by nine
o'clock.
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FoR rHr WAR.-Captain JaBrz sNIrH. is
now here. and has opened recruiting Office
for the 18th regiment near the corner Of
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain was
an officer in the 18th Ind. regiment. aud is
6ne officer. and all who desire.to volunteer
In the service would DO we'll TO call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do no, DELAY or else Won may be too late
aovx
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July /. dlwitw

RExovAL.-Samuel Mack has removed his
stock Of Clothing and Gents furnishing
Goods. from Ph@nix Row. back To his old
stand. North OF the Court House, in the
Modesist Buildings. Immediately under tho
Wabash Express Office. where he will be
pleased To see all OF his old customers. and
As many new ones as NAV favor him with a
call July l.-lw
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FounTu orJuI.y CELEBRATION


Alto O'Clock A. NJ, the Court House
bell will ring. at which time the procession
will be formed around the Public Square. Ia
the follow ing order
4. Brass Band
2 Artillery.
. Martial Music.
4 Union Rihes.
s. Soldiers from Hospitals Nos and = Oh
foot and IN Carriages
b. Fire Companies.
! Masonic Fraternity.
- Hibegnlan Benevolent Society
y German Benevolent Society.
40. Juvenile Choir. under charge OF Prof
:. W Stanage. in Carriages
al. Delegations from tho Townships and
Adjoining Counties.
~. Orator. Reader, Chaplain and Presi
deut ~ the Day. 10 Open Carriage
~ Committee OF Arrangements in Car
riages.
The procession will be formed on Wabash
street. and march "a follows.
On Wabash to Second south on Second
20 Ohio. east on Ohio to Fourth: north on
Fourth 10 Wabash. ton Wabash to finh,
north on Firth To the grove
ospkm 90 ExsRenss At raE esovk
Muse by the Band.
? Song Star Spangied Banner-by the
Juvenile Choir.
,. Prayer by Rev. Lyman Abbott
.. song hy the Glce Club
> ReAdlng the Declaration OF Indepea
dence. by j. L. Scott.
D. Music b., the Band
: Grafton by Hon X. " Thompson.
= Music.
y Tossts and Music.
10 Dinner
n MUSK. songs. Dancing. etc
JAMES HOOK. Chief Marshal.
ASSISTANT M,RMsLs--Thos. T. Laws. Alex.
Thomas. John ID. Bell. Patrick kaveaaugh.
Hermann Switzer. and I. NJ. Bro~n.
y :. Baskets of provisions can be deposi-
ted on the ground with Lyman Miller. who
viii take charge of. and check for. them UNI
al the dinner hour.
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~ At Seus.lers saloon. near the Post
Office. may 30 found the finest quality Of
raspberries. also. zee cream. etc. etc He
Who calls at that saloon and does not return
again. may be considered n having lefi the
city.
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C. A. GOODWIN. Captain.

Losr-on last Saturday. a memorandum
book containing about sl9. supposed 10 have
been lost on South Third street. A liberal
reward siIl be paid 10 the finder IL left AT
this Office JOHN W. ROSS.
June 30. div
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FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. July , The Democrats
special from Memphis 3oth says. advices
from Richmond this morning state that the
Confederate troops have been driven from
that city. No particulars.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxynTH coSGREss-fnsr ssssles.


wssriSereS. July 2
SrSsrs-Mr Powell. from The Judiciary
Committee reported back the bill TO punish
persons giving or offering 10 give considers
ton Of members Of Congress or officers Of
the Governmerf for procuring contracts. Of
Ace OF place. from the Government.
Mr.. Wright offered a resolution. setting
forth ,hal BY the report Of The Secretary OF
War Of June 2iss. l-62. Il appeared that
senator y. y. Simmons. Of X. l.. used his
officiAl influence 10 procure a contract iron
the Goycrnmsnt ios one L. b. schsdsrth
fos Which V vas agreed that be lsimmons'
shoald receive go ,0O. ke. therefore.
Resolved. That the said Jss- y Simmons
be expelled from he sest in the senate
The resolution vas laid oses.
Tbs tal Approprivssng $40 for The feise
Of Big. Gen Psssen. vss taken up and pas
ed
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution adlousn
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale a.
WEISS a Coz

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me-
| have fine assortment Of French Beaver.
Outer and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all eolon. which am selling
very low also. large assortment, OF Wool
Hate, OF all colors, ranging in price a. low
"a fifty cents
T II. LOwERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 10 j Z. YATES.
m27 Cor. fifth. and Main Sta
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EDrroa ExPREss.-I am candidate for
sLe Ofiee Of County Treasurer.
June n fS62 = X. ALLEN.
am candidate for the Office OF 1 reas-
urer Of Nfg0 county al the October elecI,oh.
NJ ). DURHAM
We are authorized 10 announce L. ".
Barbour a. a Candidate for the ONCE Of Col
leetor and Treasurer OF the county OF Nigo.
Ian. candidate fes County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS
IA. MADISON = a candidate for the
once OF County Treasurer At the October
election.
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FROM BALTIMORE

Bsisssess. July = Mr. Faison -ss an
ccnd,ssousliy released from "a Meisnry ct
10 o'eiosk lac. night. and reached he home
about o'clock the morning 70 the upqaali.
lid sasisbcticu ard Joy Of he Union men
Of die ctr
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rRoM ALBANY.

ALsANr, July 2.-Gov. Morgan ISSUES to
day a stirring patriotic appeal 10 the citizens.
calm ON them TO come forward at the call
Of ,hs country. and furnish their quota to
wards the new force Of volunteers. demand
cd Dy tho general government.
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~ The children OF Mr. stanage's class.
arc requested 10 meet him at the City School
House. Thursday afternoon. At 1 O'Clock. for
the purpose Of making arrangements for Ia
king part ia the 9Th Of July celebration.
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Nones.-Ths isishmsn q vige county
are mot cordially sasaea 10 msss at The
Csshoise School iioase en Ono street Of :
O'Clock A. N "a the fsssih 81 Jaly. 10
n.ks riosi.a- that Sassessi Anniversary BY
Harehias - prsse--iea. IN oOmmsn eth ell
oar eshef lsllos esissns fhoss that have
-e>sis all he pleased - brins them 10 be
~osn CO that occssian.
~ order Of the II h soc.ssy.
GEO. OSBORNE. sec's.
IL. "A
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FROM BOSTON

BosroS, July 2.-SecretarY Seward. Thur
loo Weed. Arson Stager Superintendent Of
Government TeIegraphs. G. d. Buckingham.
Of Washington and &. O. Stctson, OF the
Astor House. arrived here this morning.
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Absentee. s,h Indiana BATTERY.

You are hereby notified 70 report person
ally immediately 10 these quarters or b,
Surgeons certificate. IL still too sick for duty
or be reported a. deserfers and proceeded
against accordingly.
GEO. T. COCHRAN. Capt.
Tuscumbia. Alabama. June -. 1862.
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~ DIR. Henry ID. Msun continues TO at
tend TO the practice OF Medicine and Surgery
IN this city and surrounding country. Mes
sages lief, at his Office Bars Block. corner
Of 9TH and Wabash Streets OF At Hospital
No. I. viii be attended TO promptly
iune26d2w
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BrLLryILk .LaerR BkrR At rHE TErRk
HAur. sALooS.-I am constantly receiving
a No. quality Of BeIlevills Lager Beer,
which will serve 10 lovers Of the above
beverage, at my well known Saloon. west Of
the Terre Haute House. Give me a call and
test it quality for yourselves.
m3Odtf " KATZENBACH
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harvester for 1862.
Farmers .lffeMfiOMi
A. CHALLENGE OFFERED
Balls Ohio Mower aud Reaper I'm
proved

Scared ~ Ssxfeen Separate Paieafs.
his msehlns, at The various unsls snd Pair.
has takes an slsso<f unpfecsd>nfst panbsr q pre-
mams A The greatest practical hsif trih ~
E~.p<ss srf Nosefs sssF hold ia The listed stss.
a syrscnss, y. 4. tbs mschine received the
rrsslsst bembsf a credit marks. emitting u r. The
afsn< aels h~tsl ssd Dspis-na e6~rst " the uni-
~ STATS AKricuitafsi sssissy 20 The hksr Nov
ina hs<tns.
rial IN he ssie = al that l. required 10 dive
thl- machine pr~fsreD<~ over All o,hsrs sDd noe
ssks hrs method - crsring Cd siisnrs &c trial II
the ohis Rssp~r and hover sss corsIssD hsrkins,
against Ell eth<rs ossrec sor sale IN Tits msrket.
Farmers vsii % eel % cali aud exsn.ins shi.
saxrhin< before rzrcbsslns any cher.
vor sale ~ nar Wsrshgus.
TURNER hekBEN
We are siso Aseussfor Neors's Patent Improsst
0rsin Drlll AMI the Giant" Sugar MI
tun1ots1D TURNER = xcKEEN.
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FROM NEW YORK

Nxw Yosx. July The steamer Hon
duras from Port Royal 10Th reports the
steamer Vanderbilt with two schooners IN
tow lsft that place for james Island 20 car.
r, our troops back TO Hilton Head.
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FROM CHICAGO

CHio.eo. July "A special from Cairo.
iu-s received tonight. says that there is
news Of the arrival OF nine Of Fsrragut's YES
-el above Vicksburg
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foR SALs--A good dwelling house. situs-
ed In a pleasant part Of the city, with all
necessary convenience. For particulars en-
quire OF W l. Hoddy. at this Office II