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NOTICE.

TO John stamina, HaJssa, " RAAAtib sAesFns& o
Patrick Walsh, Nancy franklin, sxecsirix ot y,
estate ofNesh trssklia aeceased j iCHifttt Nfid
nus. assiah~e OF John GALLOWAY, james y Hfiftnts
jamss fnA johH ~ DIskeS, q HEImfEcA, Johi
WsAihas, aeA GfrbeY! E19F5u1 ~ 7'EsT
You hersAy nStsred ahAs there 10 nov on Als In
The cerka omcp the Dinfict Court Of Lao County
lows, 1t Keoknk, q petitlon Of Geo. C. AldSfson,
6siminG Of y0G The MD tohn Saanuus md b 1fhk -
Seven Hundred Dollars Is money due on three prem
sorry notes and claiming Of I'll Of You forucfosufS
pa,t OF Lot II, Hiocl Ss, il he city Of Ksokuk LSs
County ,iOwa N hch you have clsim to have some
intere 4,.-s,a s,, asft !, s'5 ~
noUn u The sed diay 0f thu next term O(ssld Gouyt
tG commence on the AFst Nopdss Of February, 1888.
Judgment ind dec rec Will be rendered thereon 81 de-
fault. {G Al STD as8 RANKlNkA NrCNARY
dee 3-d&w Attorneys for piaIrtI
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To has. Hubbell, J. II. Waagoner, SalIe AwASroper
Field. Bsardsiee 20, NJ AiaxAss d Co., r. r. I.o.
max:
You, snd ssch o. yea hereby pesined thas these
IL now on de In tbs once Of the Clerk of the Distriet
Court Of Lee County. lows, ~ Keohut, petitio~ u
Hiram Barney. claiming Of you, hxres HubbelI, the
ssn Of Two 1hcusanf Doifars fo2,oO01 with 10 per
CENT interest per Ananm; payable annually, ~ money
due on Z Mortgage made BY you TO Charles Mason,
AID asce 70 said Airsm Basnsy dstsd lapu-
The torsslosuye n said Mortgage, The ssne bsssa pos
Lot four 4l and fractional Lot I'VE 6 10 B'ock No
ol ~ Assons upper Addk ion " APE city III ksoksk,
Les County, Iowa, for The purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of said presss aud general
relief
And unless You appear aud answer said petition on
before OF the second day The next term Of
said Court, 10 commence nj Ketksk shs Iss Monday
OF February, A. D.. is63. driutt will be entered
against and Judgment rendered thereon u ~ I'd
for In said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
nov1o-dsw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John StSsbus. = Haynes. VI Rankin, astigpse Of
Pstri~k Walsh Nancy FtsDklin, execalrix al ID.
pktste ot koAh Frsnk lin, deceased, C Higbee WIN
steekt. assignee Of MA = l R~ddick, Sarah stan
nus, sssitnee Of John Galloway, james n Billings,
Jssnrs Les, JehA IA Durkee, B r Durkee John
Boyd. Geiuieb; Huess ke1, X Il Reynolds, Christina
Carer, Dknief Wsffth1n
Your hereby sstiAee shas aAere IL nov o. ale in
the aAp ~ ~ Clrx4 VI the District Court Of Les oun
~, lows, q keskuk. petition Of Geo. G. Andersou
claiming ~ ySa, the said John nnA Hsyues
tho SUN ~ Sven Hundred Dollars ~ money dae on
three soses and cisimiug Of IN OF You me
foreclosure Of mortgage given 70 socou saia notes
ard coavyinH par Of Lot III block g. In the city Of
\ esank, Lee sousty, lows In which you have or
3 And unIess you appear thereto and defend before
noon net1e acos1 dst mex ttsf OF said Court 70
co1mene g The ARA nonday Of Febr uaE,. lG3 tndg-
menf and decree viii be rendered thereon BY default
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
dAc1-d4S ssz~af Attosneys for PlainsaH r.
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NOTICE.

To John StAlanus Haynes James NJ Rogers ID
rrouty lanes Walsh. Rankin assignee ei
Patrick walsh, Nancy Fnnklp, Esxccptrix OF The
cstAts OF Noah Franklin, dec-astd, c Higbec Nm
6ssals. assignee of Wus d. T. pJdicnr - 1sfpu-
mus, asnlg4es o. Ohm CALI Was. JyhssrM RHiver
ysmes A bee, John lturke-, II b Burkee JJhn
6oyd, GoeaAeb Hunsaker. ID Reynolds, CArstian
CARRIER, Daniel W clhAn
You ufshsfe6y nosined that there Is now on nie In
tho o1hee Df - Cierk ~ The pxtrc, Court Of Lee
eounty, lows. d Keokuk. petition VI Geo. Ander-
sd1, claiming or !os, he ssid John Stsnnus and 3
Haynes, the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars -
money due on three notes and claiming OF
all Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage given secure
aid sAsss eonveying paH ~ lot II Block a. the
dty Of keoknk Les county, Iowa, 10 which you have
claim 10 have some interest
Ard pnlsss yos appAr thereto and defend bsfure
noon OF tho second day Of the next term Of said
1858 ndgmeai aud decree Vii be sesderes tAetvou by
default RANKIN McCRARY
des 3-d4w Attornoys Tor Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William H. Iialon, Fred HsaxheF, Georre C. Dixon
y ChffsiiahA wilma, John D rxrrt Geofre W Ne
@FaSy. ssetuasE efMaynta Dssstoss A~cSs -ed chss.
ParsoHs Goa Mckee 6simpsoas Geo n. ksxtsry:
Teu sAd esea 4fs OF HEREBY n4ssied thsa there
10 Ao1on ~ n the oce ~ ahe Clerk o. she pisestes
Court Of sse County iowa. At Keokut, petition q
Hiram barney, claiming Of you, Wna III btstoS the
sum of Twenty six Hundred Dollars, With 10 Der ~ui
interest per annuw, payable snnnay ~ pney due a
= Mortgage made BY yop 70 Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated gust Goth
1856 also claiming against each Of you the
81 said MorieAg~, the tame being upon Lots one I
AID twoa la Block six l6l in kasons Upper Addtisn
TO the ely OF Keokuk, Lee County Iowa. for the pu
chase MONEY; and & uhsf Ing for sale OF said
prcmisrs, and general reiiuf.
And unitth you appear and answer said petition on
before moon VI thS sec0n< day OF The nnxt tern al
sad Court, 70 comksepce al keOkuk on the Asst MON
day Of February, A. d. la63 defauh will be entered
.saiast !eu and Judgment rspdfred thefen prayed
for In seid petition.
NOBLE & STRONG
c,rD t
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NOTICE.
NOBLE & STRONG,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff

To saml M Rankin, A. II. Gordon, John K Robinson :
You, and each Of yop hereby notified that there
e now on ne IN the once Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee ceuaty lows, - KSokuk, petition OF
Hiram Barney claiming 0fyon, samuel ~ Rankin the
OF Fourteen Hundred Dofars [4f4OOl WITH 10 nrr
cent interest per annum payable annually a money
due on two AortenGes made 81 you TO Charles Mason
and since assigned TO said Hiram barney, dated sep-
tembcr 8esh, 1885, also claiming against each Of you
- q said Mortgages, fhe same being upon
Ley No four and nine In Block sixty tGil
~ Asssns Lower Addition 70 The oty Of Kookuk, Lee
County Io~a, for the purchase money and fuythsr
ad'n9 Tor safe Of said premises, and general relief
And sneeas SSu Appenr and anewer said petition on
neen OF the second day 0f the next term OF
aatd Cosh, 10 comm encs n Keoku on the rst Mondsy
Of FeorsAyys A. D., l6ee. default will be entered
asAins ron and judgment rendered thereon prayed
DOv1S-1Au Attorneys for AiaIntiH
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r.
T FGAE NOTICE.

rS Issell sstns.A q Eorht.s G..s.rln. T,.e,r
"a osssa sss ss.. R e e.
s, sr Fl INA yis f1 ss SseI .,,,
$50 Kicher his wife, EdS~rd Johnston, Eliza W
sn$ ts& s.%sa Maser Aer, sa.sspsa %. jane.
au<9AesS aArs badisy snd XsSss1s bs1ssy hei
husband, Rufus Wilssy, W B Mckee and 49, NC
kee his wife, b y w Ford, VIM stotts, s I
ksoldl kasis 0clisss q kias ' IL amss HsyN,
Hiram Parrish, 4 \ Branham. { r N Johnson, Eliza
beth johnson, Jacob Maloy, John Garre.son,
i; sss. saa-. -rs r. III 4 y
Tor he .r q s 81 sis Z, and
av1o s e. sts s s.ss.s
s.s 81 4, :. M s.ss:
Mack ssss, cssps ; f'f5''s ai,.n i ron t's
sa 5o.sss sas. 'Y Es,, of
nsyer, Hfdrish cs. 5Troaastios 70 e. b b
Eeeavsrd. ulman, B.r,enlAal I. Co. VIM AZ 3
dick OsOAen Backinehan, w @ Whicher % !,
sThosp, smith A Hanohett, John H B,orsr, George
piup,ner. 9 arinnan, Albert wells, NJ Alexander.
Sc rnuei Ronnrr, Oscar Burbs idRc, cady, Jonas 4
" citsSosn EiI Hst,sons f.s,e. s1ssn. ADAMS ~ :
e. Ss,, 0l,5. .o rssrs NJ 9.c:
kdrAsd Boy ntOn, deceased, Ann Elifs W6vtkingtoa
cxecutrx ot the estate OF W woTthiagton. d,rcas-
Harry Fulssn, Wn 4 No6svic, John 4 c.ais. v r
Van Antwerp, EIha Turner. Nm a ! Ruddiek Jno
Mitchell Hirsm barney John W wiscy,l 1pkn I
F,nsnea W.lrsa. cs.s vsHlils, K ksi.s g..
John ndxsr, a Avery Grss nrSijns, Bsn Johnson
fa. o...s s sa;:s, 1 sss'; H.,
e-e"ni, Ambrose Dudley, rrsnea Crump, Thos
h.n,pn M samuel Bush Hsnrs FslI, Price Pat
u Flick len, AAyasd LAnbsrs 4 Co VIM y French
Co., Cornelis GrinnAn, b M Grinnan, n Nswsom,
Prscs, Hss.is.A Co, 0As Richardson, Henry Hais-
Bataer, 4 Bridsnan Co., & inns'n / to, yoXkna
Rankin and Samuel Miller saYvisan az psathsf4a
efths-l.ts arm Of Rankin, Miller 1 knssar, KenaaA
Howe Co., James Neal, Hdgnr Thonlpson.3
fon and each ~ yoa are hereby notified thsS tAaps
die in the oi.ce OF the Clerk Of the Mstrici
'oart Les Cosnty, Iawa, II Keokuk, pstittsN M
d claiming Of yop, te raid John Hornish and X
iOrnish the sum Of 1wo Thousan0 DelArs rs money
. he hid Nartsrtt Farrar i, ssis Jiso ana
cornish, and claiming al OF you The tore siosSrs OF
M Marlgase aud The sale Of certain real estate,
: Slain y have some inserss,, v WIZ:
' sv w, se.,Ion q, rp g, ! R'svs:..
~, sW j, section 81. TIP ss. MRS. vest.
NWtx, ssa.ss - lor Is :. = sam. my be In the
''sHs sss re- :, ,. y z 9 & &
Lots {, and 6, Block 80,
3 . LDtsl, and s, BPk s., - 81 f
Lots =, S, o, 10. II and u, Block Sc, Keoknk.
Lots ], 2 and 8, block 10,
LOTS. a,e,le n and r. Block %. . i
LotslOa, III, ~ and 100, Eashvilie
And uhfesss sppear N said petition b.
re Of tbe SECOND dsy u the term Of said
pprt commencing nrst Monday IN February les3,
dkfnsnt and decree will be readsred ssaiart sus ~
fault, and said real estate viii he Id t RAY ths
Mount due ali your interest IL or tiai, upon liz
lms will be cut on and forectus~t f5 s'F.Is17r
RANKIN x MCCRARY,
nbv20-d 4W - 3{t AttoYpeyA for piafn,iW
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70 Israel kAEieLtAal, G. Lshaan. and 7. ploea :.
Co. ~s"Asa =
foa ares hereby notified thai there IL nov on n.
The once OF the CLERK of The Distsiss Csvrs 81 ~
Eoanty, Iowa, u keokuk, petition Of Samuel X. A.
aefssn eAstMink q y0n ahAasa - one a1s0esnA -
1nx-sns AID S.is0 Asalass ~ assssss - hsesv ~
You irpm him avteAsnt aoy lagal aeau1Anest3ca
hing money paid yua fSr istCsicstins Ia.s,s \. n.
e W sasssaAa = - atassts ct loSs, AID psayiss
against you IN AttschmsEi. l.1--'ss4 -, =
Ass Sa.0ss 3sx sppeAs thess4o eaa A>eonA 1890
ncen u ths sssep@day n NE SORT 49, ~ .as,d iss~
Inek Court 70 conmsncs tbs Afsl Mapday is feH.
Msly a. " lses. Judgment will b. rendered asains{
GEO w. MrcRAKY, 4
A~ Atsornsy fss Riaiasi1.
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iEGAL NOTICE.
Frank Brown

10 Frank Brown
You hereby hotined Mat tbsrais now on Alesfr 4
The oncs OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of -
Opvny, laws, q Ksskuk pettelon u WEI Ne{3evle
Q1antng Of yc0 ES~rs Hundre1 Dollsrs M 1eft -
t1Deaes sesed - yeA q hiA, and prayine wYt u
And nnlsss yoa appear and answer thsrs4es an =,
before ths second dsy O. The next Term. Of sa ,
nent will b rendered agans4 - tk5ssss sess1uAS.
I RANKIN 4 ~ rp.pv
nsv1-dsW zfsr 10 abtninsW j. IMMAnI,
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~ bbis BslAwsepgps Hsp~ aYrsp No,...s..
- bhis snn hstf bBIS 00l1ss syfun
Tor ssis low for Casa, ~ ~ ApA ~ Lsyse. by
sst0-a CONMAkLx 4 SMITH.
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NOBLE i STRONG.
Attsrnsys ~ PtaAxtiH.
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News from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MosEos, June ,o.-The York river
Is being Rpidiy cleared Of everything movable
Tugs and steamers are constantly arriving here
haying In tow barges, schooners, &c This
m rning the steamer Spaulding arrived, having
eight barees and schooners In tow. She reports
that one hund ed barges, and schooners and tow
boats were at Yorktown when she left but all
were making preparations 70 come down TO day.
The falling back of the right wing Of the army
was done In the perfect order, and II Is con-
coded by all to have been q movement well
planned aud executed We hear Of diminishing
going on all along the lines, but can get no de-
tails
Lieut.. E. Walter Wait, one Of Gen. Casey,s
stat, states that the burning Of the w hite House
was either an accident or the work Of an incen-
diary, as Gen. Casey gave xplicit orders for the
w bite House not to be destroyed.
Reports are current to-"ay that Gen. McClel-
Ian hes taken Richmond, but there is no good
authority for the rumor, the telegraph not being
at work, aad there has been no arrival from the
James river, although boat 10 hourly expected
Numerous scRoonsrs have arrived to day, laden
with cattle, horses, mules, hay and cnmmissary
stores. There was noiking left on the York river
above West Point, when the last steamer passed
down last evening, but at West Point there were
200 barges and small schooners.
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MEMORIAL FROM Nav ORLEANS docu-
meut Is now In circulation In New Orleans,
intended TO g sent to President Lincoln, set.
tag forth that the administration Of Gen b. F.
Butler has been eminently proper and effective.
he has evoked order out Of anarchy; secured the
safety Of person and property where mob violence
and wand alism lately bore undisputrd sway; saved
our citizens from threatened starvation, and dis
entbraled them from the terrible insanity Of Sc
cession and treason; and arning that forts are
being made TO induce the President to appoint
some other person az Governor Of Lcuisiana thew
respectfully beg leave to ask that for some time
TO come the President will make no such appoint
ment, unless the same be conferred on Major Gen
eral b Butler They venture to hope that, IL
IL be thought needful, the President will clothe
him With additiosal powers, 10 complete the pa.
Irioiic work which be has In so mastery man
ner begun, and with such good results thus far
carried on
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sel:-Tbe stock market 10 decidedly better 10
day. Although no further advices have been re
ceived from the Virginia army q hopeful feeling
prevails and the slightest encouragement from
Warrington would give the market sharp uo-
ward turn. We quote:-U. 3. 6's 1862, 100; u
g. Go 1867, l0li U. 6s 1858, 10l; U. = 6's 1868
(eoupon) I02 3. So 1855, (coupon) 90; u. : So
1871, (eouPno) ef U: :. Ss ISL, .lcoupon) eoK;
(eoupcn) l02H; Treasury notes. large, 2 90, los X
One year certificates, COX rhe gold mar ket wa.
quite weak early In the day, as low a. 10ex being
accepted, but at the close 100 alO9K are the
quotations. The large disbursements VI specie
were exp cted 10 have q more marked ana per-
manent effect on ratrs Exchange on London IN
steady a. l20x al21, francs57Oa565
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TIL" INTERVENTION" CANARp We are con-
ndent that there is no truth whatever In the
asw'psper story, published widely this morning
by telegraph, alleging that tn ministers Of Eng
land and France Tor either Of them, have enter
vened" in behalf Of their governments In our
current war, or given to this Government any no
hhratiOn whatever Of an intention on their part
to intervene in time to come.
We may state, as sufficient commentary on
the absurdity of the story, that the Eagl,h Min
lister (Lord Lyons) 10 now on board steamer on
his way to England, and the French Minister IN
Mercier) is absent from Washington, having lef,
us for q northern watering place.
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The BAkKRUPr LAw-WILL IT Passive
hope Congress will take up this measure and
pass 1t before 1t adjourns. II has time enough
to do It. The bills before the committees are
carefully prepared from the laws which expe.
rience has rendered necessary In other countries,
and years deliberation would not be likely to
produce better system. The bills proposed
combine the interes's both Of debtors and cred.
itors, as far as they can be reconciled in theory.
IL in the practical working Of the measure some
slight amendments should prove necessary, they
can easily be made. The important consider
alton 10 to set free the energies Of our active mer
chants, manufacturers and artisans Beside this
any error in the bankrupt law would be mere
bagatelle. The soldiers Of the Union army,
whether In the new homes they may select or In
their old hones where their business has been
ruined, greatly need this act Of public Justice.
Here 10 practical measure, which the domestic
troubles Of the country have rendered necessary,
and II Congress should neglect It the whole
country will arrive at the conclusion that the
reason is that Congress has no patriotism, and
that no measure is acceptable to the majority
that Ii not Of a strong party character What
ever IL for the common benefit, and absolutely
essential to the success Of the hnsncial operation,
Of the government itself, is completely ignored.
But We hope better Of Congress, bad a. are our
"reminiscences Of its course during the last two
yeara-Nev York HERALD.
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DEPARTMENT or STArB,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WasAisg t0n, Jsir I, 1851 (
Information has been received at this Depart.
ment from Mr.. ANDsKw 6 CARorHKRs, the
Consul Of the Unitsd Stairs at Martinique that
t'under the present law. all goods admitted into
france are also admitted into the Colonies
'fmporters can make a choice OF ayitYs-either
the French or the Colonial In other words when
than the French tariff, advantage can be taken OF
the latter.
"Tte products Of the United States imported
into Martinique In American vessels having q
certin ate ofOrigin, countersigned by the French
Consul at the port, are admitted upon the same
conditions AZ II taken there under the French flag,
and do not have to pay the ssrsax Of twelve
francs"
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o r CIAL.
By the P'ss'dsrt Of the Un,tsd States Of America.
A PROCLAMATION

By the PJssidsSt Of the Uatfsd STATES of Apsriea.
PROCLAMATION
WHBsBAs IN and b. the second section Of an
act OF congress passed on the 7th day OF Ju e, A
D., 1862 entitled IAN act for the collection Of
direct tax-s In insurrectionary districts within
the United States and for other purposes, }" IL is
made the duty Of the President to declare, on or
before the nr,t day Of July then next following,
BY his proclamation, In what States and parts Of
States insurrection exists
Now, therefore, be Il known that I, ABRAHAM
LISooAN, President OF the United States Of
America, do hereby declaie and proclaim that
the states Of south Carolina, Florida, Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. Mississi ppi, Ar
kansas, tennessee, North Carolina, and the State
Of Virginia, except the following counties, Han
cock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, wetzel, Marion,
NJ unengslia, Preston, Taylor, Peasants, Tyler,
Richie, Deddrldge, Harrison, Wood, Jackson,
Writ, Roane, Calhoun, Gilmsr, Barbour, Tucker,
Lewis, Braxton, Upshur, Randolph, Mason, Put
nam, Kanawha, Clay, Nicholas, Cabell, Wayne,
Boone, Logan, Wyoming, w ebster, Fayette, and
Raleigh, are now In insurrecton and rebellion,
and by reason thereof the civil authority of IL
United States Is oostructed 70 that the provisions
o the "Act 10 provide increased revenue from
imports to pay the interest on the public debt and
II Aoi SsASi PsiP~sCep oPPtoNeo uitn, Gig Dc
| teea hundred and sixty one, cannot be peaceably
executed, and that the taxes legally charged
| upon real estate under the act last aforesaid,
lying within the states and parts Of States an
aforesaid, together with penalty Of nfsy per cen.
tum Of said taxes, shall be lien upon the tracts
| or lets Of the same, severally charged, I'LL paid
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal OF the United States to
1 be AIMED.
Done at the City Of Washington, this frst
day Of July, In the year Of our Lord one
lL.s.1 thousand eight hundred and sixty two,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of ADeric, the eighty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
F.W. SEWARD. Acting Secretary OF State.
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Nav BOOXs.-From Franck Taylor, booksell-
er, Pennsylvania avenue, we have Part 10 of
Frank Moore's Rebellion Record, containing
well executed portraits Of Com A. n. Foote, U.
3. NJ, and Of Gen. John Pope, u. 8 A.
"AmoEg the Pines or, South in Secession
Time," is the title Of new work by Edmund
Krke; published by J. r Gilmore, $50 Broad
way, New York, and for sale by Franck Taylors
Pennsylvania avenue A very readable book
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III The PennsyIvania Reserve Corps, Just sent
70 Mcclellan, Is Is 90 strong instead Of 600 az
reported The Harrisburg Telegraph adds Il at
IL 10 better equipped, better drilled md armed
than any simf ar numtef Of mea In the army OF the
Potomao IL IL thu pride Of the 3 ate thai these
men W. re all recruited q ready for service at
the very moment thew were most needed fact
which msy be exclusively at ribuled TO the foIe.
thought, Judgment and indomitsble energy of
Govsrnof Curtin
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1.-THE House Of Representatives, Yesterday,
by vote OF 65 yeas TO SO nays, laid on the table
the bill to construct a ship canal for the passage
of armed and naval vessels from the Mississippi
river to Lake Michigan, and for other purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

IL Surgeon Hayes, who was recently dis
missed the service by Secretary Stanton for al
legged inhumanity to his charge Of wounded sol.
disrs, has been reinstated 1t turns out that he
was not to blame, and is really an excellent and
sonsciectious physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

IL The contract for the su oplyng of stationery
to the Navy Department and Its several bureaus
for the ensuing fiscal year, has been awarded to
PHILIP Solomon of this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

1.-THE cons deration Of the bill relating to
claims for the Ices and destruction Of property be
longing to loyal citizens and damages thereto
by the troops Of the United States during the,
present rebellion has been postponed to the second
wednesday 10 December next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

RELEASE OF Mr.. @ C. FELTON, order
from the authorities at Washi ngton, Mr.. c. C.
Flu ton, Of the Bllt.more American, was uncon-
ditionally released from For. McHenry at mid.
night last night
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spl-tt Of the Ns-nIns Pr.ss.

The Iste!lig.nesr 10 occupied with news details
toby
The R,pvblieas holds that the right to recap
ture runaway slaves, either In the District OF Co.
lumbia or in the Territories, only exists under
CERTAIN acts Of Congress, which must be strictly
adhered TO.
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From the Pacific.

NEW YOBK, July The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 2lst, arrived thil
aftsruoon, with eiOO,OO0 in treasure and 50 pas
sengeu.
The news from the Isthmus 10 unimportant.
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ID The appropriation Of elsO, 900 for secret
ssrvice, one Of the items Of the army sppropria-
tion bill, was yesterday increased In the Senate
TO SSOo(OO
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THAMES TO Con-. FooTE.-The President yes
terdsy sent to the Senate message recommend.
ing vote OF thanks to Com. Fsote.
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u The ceDwefciaI editor OF the New York
lnaePendeni estimates that ''the losses OF TIE
l'snoa sad OF individuals, treceable directly or
Ind rectly O. the war, cannot be less than ten
he9saad millions Of dollsss.n
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PIRsoNAL.-Mr Gen. Banks and daug liter;
Col Hawkin. B. A; DR.. Wagner, U. 8. A and
Waldo Huichins, N. Y :, are at Wizards