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Pepe's Cavalry again.
To Hon. E. N. Stanton, Secretary of War !:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF virginia.

To Hon, +. Al. Stanton, Secretary of War
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VlRG1N1A,(
WASHINGTON, July "a.
A cavalry expedition sent out by Gen. King
on the 22d, from Fredericksburg, returned last
night
Early yesterday morning they met and de-
fested Confederate cavalry company, about
one hundred strong, stationed near Carmel
Church, on the telegraph road from Fredericks
burg to Richmond, burnt their camp and six
cars loaded with corn and provisions, and broke
up the telegraph to Gordonsville.
An hour later, large body of Stewards cav
airy came up to attack them, and these too
we're defeated and driven across the North Aur.
ica river, and pursued till within sight of Hano.
yer Junction.
Several prisoners, large number of horses,
and many arms we're brought back. A march
of seventy miles and the encounter and defeat
of two bodies of cavalry were accomplished in
20 hours, and without the loss of man. I have
not received the names of the commanding off.
Ger and troops who have thus distinguished
themselves, but will transmit them to you ID
soon as the particulars are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Central Rail.
road by the expedition of the 10th inst has not
yet been repaired.
(Signed) JOHN POPE,
Major General Cong.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAwK.EYE.
ClAaeaso Mar,ke,.

W .&re CHICAGO, July a.
The flour market opened buoyant and Arm
20 day, and further advance Of fully l0@lSc
bbl was realized on the early saleA AZ soon.
however. e New York advices were received
buyers held Oh, and the market closed quiet and
not - firm. There is very little Flour Offering.
and transactions are limited 10 the supply
Sales include 2,430 bbls At B(a5 40 for vh;te
winter extras; and rs for low grade to
good spring extras.
The Wheat market opened excited and ArmQ
prices advanced 20sc ~ Blu over the outaide
quotations Of yesterday, but towards the close
there was less frmness and prices at the advance
gave way, the market closing quiet Sales in.
clude 70, 900 bu at 81 ,05 for No. White Winter
81 for No. White; 964c for No. Red: 94@95c
for No. Red; 96@96c for Amber Iowa: SI2f0
CSC for No. Spring; s7}@8sc for No. 3 do:
and 78@Slc fer Rejected Spring-all in store
Corn opened firm, and with . brisk specula-
tive and shipping demand, together With do.
cline in freights. Prices advanced l(al&c ~ bu.
but closed easier within the range Of quotations.
The sales include l75, 900 bu at 8l}c for Yellow:
294@Slc for Mixed; 2l@26c for Rejected-ali
in store; Sl@sl}c for High River Mixed; Soc
for Mixed, and 26@3Oc for Rejected-all aaoat.
Oats were in good demand and prices advanced
l4c, with sales ct 2S@2s4c for No. in store;
and 24c for Rejected.
| Rye was firm and 1@2ic better, with sales
at 44046c for No. in store. Barley was quiet
and nominally unchanged. Highwines WERE
steady At SOC.
There was nothing of consequence done in
Provisions. Ness Pork is neglected. Sugar
cured hams are in demand and firm at quotations
Lard is firm at 74@74c.
Tallow is frmer and scarce.
| Hides are in rood dem and and the m.rkot /,
firm at our revised quotations.
In groceries, Sugars have advanced 1@4c or
Refined and Raw, and the market is firm at oul
revised quotations. Coffee and Molasses are hrm
and unchanged.
Wool is firm, but there is comparatively little
doing. We note sales Of IL, 900 lbs at the range
of s5@46tc for light unwashed to three quarters
blood.
Lake freights declined 1@l}c, the market
closing quiet at the decline. The engagement,
were at 10c for corn and lie for wheat to Bufia
10; Is for wheat and l5c for corn to Oswego
Ice for corn to Ogdensbnrgh; and l5c for corr
to Kingston.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The LIST Of September
Is determined upon as the day in which the In.
ternal Tax Bill will 60 into practical operation.
The Collectors and Assessors will be appointed,
and whatever other work be necessary will be
done before that date fixed BY this notice, which
is officially proclaimed.
The Danish Charge d'Afaires and the Secre-
tary Of the Interior have entered into contract;
the Government of the former agreeing to re-
ceive from United States vessels all negroes
delivered from on board vessels seized in pros.
ecutions of the slave trade by the commanders
of United States vessels, and to provide them
with suitable instruction. clothing and shelter,
and to employ them at wages, under such regu-
iatious as shall be agreed upon, for period not
exceeding Eve years from the date Of their be.
ing landed on the Island of St. Croix in the
West Jndies s.slaz EsA t7aa EHsl
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MARKETS.

-0l =. 81 BGaI1ssros, Friday :. y.
We have to note . week Of great activity 10
brsadstuds and provisions In al the principal
markets Of the country. Shipments abroad con.
tinue large-in part on account Of further id.
vance in price Of gold and Foreign Exchange,
but there 10 doubtless . deficiency in Great
Britain and France.to be supplied from this side
the water.
Shipping grades Of Flour have advanced fully
80 cents peg barrel, and wheat 10 cents per
bushel, with . very excited market in Chicago
until yesterday, when = slight reaction took
place, with . decline of about cents on wheat
from ito highest point For the future, prices
depend greatly on the market for gold. Should
our army in Virginia be successful, and q genera
feeling Of confidence inspired that the rebellion
will soon be crushed, it must decline, and as .
consequence We may look for lower prices for
our leading staples. On the contrary should the
war be prolonged, and the Foreign demand coz.
tinue, higher prices than at present may be
reasonably expected; but. in such an unsettled
etate of things all prudent operators will move
with great caution.
At this point but little produce is now coming
forward, and We have no great changes to no.
tice. Hillers and Shippers would take freely
good Spring wheat at 60 and Winter at Is cts,
which will probably be the opening prices for
the new crop.
The weather has been very favorable for har-
vesting Spring wheat during the week. Farmers
very busy, which tends to make'geueral business
dull.
Below will be found latest market reports re-
ceived at this Office by mai. and telegraph.
SUGAR-e4 q ll-crushed, IS; refined
white 124c; clarified 12c
COFFEE-2l@24c.
MOLASSES-Byt the bbl., Reboiled, 40; Syr-
ap, As; kegs 81 so. Sorghum, 25@S0c.
NAILS-Ass., So 50@4.
RICE-8c.
FRUTT-Raisins, prime, new $4@S4 So.
BROOMs-$o 1891 so per dozen.
FLOUR-Wholesale $3.50 to $500; Spring
| WHEAT Spring, so@e5, choice IS; Winter
\ 70@7t choice. .seae sssf.aaz
| CORN-14c.
| RYE-28c. .s.s 8sgf5ssz ..s,s
BEANs-sO@sl per bush.
POTATOES-40@5oc per bush.
4 OATS-22c firm.
/ BUTTER-5@6c.
! EGGS-3c. t"1
CHICKENs-s1@$l IS per doz.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$s.
WOOD-s2 b0@$S 90.
/ HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint 10@llc.
| Green Sailed SIC.
/ GREEN CALF SKINS-5c.; sailed, 6@7c.
| SHEEP PELTS-15@l0O.
WHISKEY-SO@32c-
1 LARD-44@5}c. per b in Dbl.
/ DRIED APPLES-5@6c per h.
| TIMOTHY SEED-Sl, 90 to $1,25 per bush
No market.
HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED-so cents I,
bushel. No sale.
CLOVER SEED-$4 90.
FLAX SEED-prime, 81 00@sl 10
| CORN MEAL-25c.
BACON-Hams 5. cents; shoulders 2@3;
side Sc.
RAGS-l4c per b.
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FOREIGN Conmerci.l Neyx..

"Liverpool-Breadstuffs, market dull with a
downward tendency. Wheat is quoted steady
and unchanged; Flour dull and easier; Corn
downward tendency, market quiet; at last quo.
ta,ions mixed yellow at 27s 6d@27s Cd. So
Provisions generally fiat. Sugar quoted steady;
Coffee inactive, dull and unchanged.
London Markets-Breadstuffs steady but dull
American Stocks, on Wednesday, Erie 2s@2s
shares 49@4si discount.
Latest by Queenstown,1
Liverpool, Thursday, July II, p. m-Bread.
stuffs-harket quiet with downward tendency.
Tie weather has been favorable for crops.
London, Thursday p. m.-Consols closed al
92s for money. e.. ,sf,-.=
American Stock market quiet and steady al
unchanged quotations. a,e 80
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Washingeon News.
CAMP AT WArERLoo, Fauqueir Co., Va.,l
Iulv olth 1850

July 9th, 1852.
Suffers are now precluded from receiving
supplies by railroad, on account, it il said, of
salt and other contraband goods having passed
IN large Quantities, over the lines to the enemy.
The mill in which large supply Of cloth for re-
bel uniforms was found, has been burned.
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Gen. Marcy re.appoin0ed.

NV YORK, July 23.-The President yester-
cay re-spponted Gen. Marcy to the position of
Chief of the Staff of Gen. Mcclellan; the Senate
having left his former appointment uncon6rm-
ed on personal grounds. BE had an interview
with the President and Secretary of War, and
Esturned yesterday via Baltimore to James Riv-
e', with important dispatches for Gen. McClel.
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From For,reee Monroe,

FoRrREss MoHRoE, July 23.-The mail boat
from Harrisons Landing reached here at half
past four and reports all quiet.
No news from the army on the James River.
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NOTICE.

There viii be special meeting Of the Board Of Super.
Sey TO consider and take action upon the subject
money from the Treasury Of said Coun-
volunteers enlisting In said County, under the last
call OF President Lincoln for 600 more men to be
tered into the service ofthe United Sta e.
july2s ofths Dist. Court and Of Ala 1 hoard
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New York, July a.
HLOUR-Markes heavy and So 10c lower
Sales at IS C005 20 for super state; IS 3505 As
state; IS COOS 20 super western IS 30@5 50 common
ship ling brands extra no.
WHEAT-Market less active and scarcely % buoyant
Sales at 81 12@1l9 Chicago spring; 81 1901 20 Mil.
club; 81 2001 "a amber Iowa; u 2S01 80 winter red
western; 81 S4@1 SO amber Mich; 81 IS white Ind;
81 SO white Ohio.
CORN-Msrket less active. Sales ct 66057 old mixed
western sound delivered.
wHIsKEY-Marketh heavy. Sales 1t 5000.
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a strike Ended.

PHILADELPHIA, July a3.-The strike on the
Lehigh Canal is ended. A large force Of labor
ess are now offered on the terms offered BY thu
Company.
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RI,Ip soonsY DsPosr1osY.-At the sesre Of Hr. v
q. HaxpR Je6erson a1eet, Buriington, vh9s EAsiieh
G91ea. Ovedih end Weleh RIAlss 1Aa Tsslansnis na
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LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-The Nashville train ar
rived on time The venerable Bishop J. E.
Hale, of the n. E. Church, is among the pas
sengers. se -
Gen. Smiths forces arrived at Somerset, pur-
suing Morgan. horgan's forces had crossed the
Cumberland Rapids, retreating into Tennes-
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PLYnourB, Iud, July 24.-Atsh the Union oca
vention of the 9Th Congressional District, this
day 1t Plymouth, Hon. Schuyler Coifax was
nominated for Congress BY reclamation.
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RhlIadelphia Bounty.

PHnAprLpH1A, July 24.-The city to-day ap.
propriated 100000 to the payment Of bounty
Of $50 70 each volunteer to supply the quota
for this city. A loan of that amount VIII be
neeotiated next week.
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b A DISTURBANCE At CAxr DoUaLAs The
mcnt last night about IL o'clock by the report
that the Camp Douglas prisoners had broken
out and were on the march to the city. The
story as it spread increased in proportion with
the distance and assumed the most ridiculous
phases. We dispatched reporter to the spot,
but the stringency of the martial law and the
silence of the guard closed all avenues of in.
formation. From the residents in that vicinity
our reporter learned that some outside sympa-
thizers with the rebels from the city, probably
acting by agreement with the prisoners, tore
down portion of the camp fence on the west
side of the grounds, and overpowered the guard
A rush was made by the prisoners, and twenty.
Ave or thirty volleys were fred by our soldiers,
and one shot from cannon, after which every.
thing became silent At Sherman's it was re.
ported that thirty or forty were killed, but this
is mere rumor. By to.morrow's issue We shall
probably have full particulars. &##
The excitement produced by the rumors is
almost indescribsble. After the Board of Trade
meeting, an immense crowd, headed by the
band, marched to the Court House Square,
where extempore speeches were in progress,
when the news came Of the the troubles at the
cump. The rumor was of course greatly exsg.
gerated, and it Was reported aud believed that
the rebels had broken out of the camp. Capt.
Chadbourne Immediately asked how many men
would join him if necessary to 60 to the camp.
A thousand voices Immediately answered in the
affirmative, and In minute thousand men
were in line and held themselves in readiness to
90
A stronger argument for the organization Of
Home Guard could not be made. Itshould be
constituted Immediately. The muskets can be
had readily. No one knows how soon an emer.
gency may arise requiring their services. The
incident Of last night conveys an important and
useful admonition 1t should be improved.
[Chicago Tribune.
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MARRIED.

July s0th, By Rev. A. 8. Prather. Mr. W. Lusrra and
mss nARr T. HowisoI, both Of Pleasant Grove Iowa.
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From Balslnore.

BAL7IxoRE, July 23.-At the City Council
tnis afternoon the Committee of Conference
again reported the resolution rejected yesterday
.! the Second Branch, making appropriation
Tor bounty to volunteers, when the Secession
;sss OF the Second Branch again rejected it.
Aasre Was considerable crowd and much ex
I.sment Several members were assaulted on
aeav'ng the Chamber. A large force Of police.
uea were present, who protected the obnoxious
suemoen to their house-but for this they would
1--we eeea roughly handled. A large police
A'i'e Is aow protecting their houses.
FROM California and South America.
INV 1oax, July 29.-The steamer North
S s neg arrived here with 81, 800 in treasure
~ ION -. Csiifornia and Aspinwall. Her dates are
q the 9th and 18th. ~
~, Aovces from New Grenada is not important
I as var was drawing to close BY the continu.
s,. .uecsss OF Aosqueras. he had issued de-.
S.., ~s.lng emigrants Immediately on their a..
49,. !. nasuraiized citizens, with the exception
ss" s. 'ney shall not be called into tho militia
; we Tor 70 years, uuless in case of foreign
t .VIion; and that they shall be exempt from
suon, except in their municipal districts.
ven. Arbolls ia reported 70 have been defeat.
o ~ sno captured With 100 of his men BY Nos.
u. hundred men would probably be cent to
as s.s@a to reinforce Hosqueras forces in conse.
Sseacesoi the Government Of that State call
~g me citizens to armA
aHo french men of war were at Acapulco
e.u oody Of hexicans under q Granadian of.
aso erected battery intending to sink them.
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T OOK HERE.

We ere paying the hishsst market price In CASH Sr
Flax Seed. War checks, bit does not stop ~ We sre
ofus have been induced sell 70 others q Les ~
We are paying BURNHAN JA09Ek
oct1H.d0k4t( ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. TO The NERVOUS OF BOTH sexes. AyRe-
red clergyman having been restored 70 health 10 few
days aher many years Of great Suffering, willing TO q.
ID others BY sending feel On the receipt Of
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used d.
rect 70 the Rsv JOHN II. DAdNALL 1855 Huton street,
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REvoLUT1oN'!
7. |. & C. B. PARSONS
,g....... ADVERTISEMENT.
Desiring to to greater extent the demands Of
our old customers and the public in general for
ra GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES,
and believing that much better them in that
respect by diacoatinuing the CREDIT and adopting the
Ready Pay System,
have decided from and after this date and until fur
Their notice, to sell our goods
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
Such change to be in accordance with the Re-
quirenets of Tho TIMES, present and prospective, and
We confidently believe it viii prove mutually beneficial
to all concerned.
We have In Store. and shortly to arrive large and
well assorted STOCK comprising New Styles, best quail
ties and Great bargains in a. as,a ass
STAPLE AND FANCY 5zse gH
DRY GOODS, 81. pass
r.f HATS AND CAPS, r.ss 49,.
CLOTHING,
" af BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
which We offer to the public
For Cash, a.
at such extremely lo prices a. cannot fall to commend
them to the favorable notice Of all who may do u the "a
vor to eDdnaiae oar Stock. .- $50
We will not here say that shall unde.se the whole
DRY GOODS FRATERNITY, III
but wish distinctly understood that under this Ne
Arrangement We shall offer inducements to
Cash Buyers,
that will satisfy them that we not only Sell Cheap bu,
cannot be undersold by any regulr House In Burlington
T.. / G. D. PARSONS,
50 Jefferson g., one door east Of "Peoples Store,
july17-d&weow r.l BURLINGTON, IOWA.
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Liberal Oontr,hue,e..

p cs a July M.-Tbe Pennsylvania r.
70, v,SSnPany. VIII contribute $50 900 to provide
w me bounty Of Volunteers.
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TO DELINQUENTs FOR STATE

TO DELINQUENTS FOR STATE,
l. COUNTY AND FEDERAL TAXES.
By law Of the last Legislature and BY virtue Of said
act shall enforce collection Of said delinquent tax in all
cases where voluntary payments are not made The
wants Of the State and justice to those who have already
paid their taxes demand that this should be DONE The
delinquent tax ON the books amount quite large
sum, which collected by the 1T Sept. next viii have
the effect 70 reduce the levy be made BY the Supervisor
Is per cent at least below what 1t will be not collected
This d matter Of vital importance to all tax payers and
every onemust feel the necessity Of prompt payment
W. B. REMEY,
july1s-bpH Treasurer Of Des Moines County.
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