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POLIcx.-The Third Ward patrolnen reported
BY Justice Thonp.on' George seIa, throwing
alth 10 the street; do. 81 Sc. Conrad Boumsn,
drum; dismissed. VIM. r. Particle, driving on
the psvemsns; do. Phillip Hogan, sssaulting
his family; jail John narrower and n. @ Haf.
rover, disorderly conduct turned over 70 the mil
iarY by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrslmen reported-Adolp
krstline, assault; dismissed by Justice Clayton
VIM williams, drunk and disorderly; turned
over 10 the military.
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PRIsoNxRs RKIRAsRp. Yesterday afternoon,
Justice J. n. johnson administered the oath Of
allegiance 70 the following named prisoners az
J. VIM Matthew'S, John w. viftz, VIM. +. LUG
kett, OF Loudoun county, We John r Goodwin,
OF Stafford county, Va Anthony Niece, Fairfax
county, Val John a. Afhes, FFcncis n. shank,
winhier, Jefferson County, Va; james Fnlief,
James L. Carter, Stafford county, Val +. A. ORR
SON, Loudoua county, Va Henry +. Weekly,
Va; Clinton w. Guiicr, Lancaster, Va James
6rigsby,. John Rswlings, King George county,
Val Edward H. Wyvill, Prince George, Md;
Edward Mzfzgar, Switzerland; John McSorley,
Ireland Alfred e. Lary, Frsnt.in Parish, La
Ellsworth, u SA .---.
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LINZ LINZ LIME !I-The subscriber has on
hand ons thousand barrels OF the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
be having dissolved all connection with any
other place establishment for the sale Of Lime,
Cement, &c, and which will be sold at 81 per
barrel. Zap 2s-ul WM. II. GODEY.
The INDIAN HERB DocToR IF. Tumblety, NJ Z.
ID from Canada will describe diseasss and tell
bis patients the nature OF their complaints or ILL
ness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation or advice.
Once, No. IL Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner Of eth street. ap -
PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE may always bs
had for exchange at the S!ar office counter. II
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A RARE CHANCE.

VALUABLE P hT1eE SoFFA PHRoPERTy FOR
sale 90 Penn. avenue, between ~ and ID streets,
south side, with improvements Two small frame
houses ir9nting on Penn, avenue, in Lot No: 20,
sSusrs 20 iset, running back 70 an allie, ~ feet
uon spPly g Joseph P. KELLY, Agent, on 9Th
street No Sol, between and rev ork sv.
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MAY FksrIYAL-F R. Liable announces May
festival u Temperance Hall, on Thursday, May
{ IL viii be highly attractive, we doubt net.
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TIE OATH REQUIRED OF CORPORATION Or
Ulcers Justice Thompson, at the request Of the
Mayor, commenced his official visits to the public
schools for the purpose OF administering the oafh
required, by joint resolution Of the Councils, OF
every person holding ofdce under the Corporation
as well az the teachers Of public schools The
oath has been administered to about Thirty Of the
teachers by Justice Thompson upon former visits
and 1t Is the desire Of the Mayor that 10 shall be
10 all a. soon possible.
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DAE0ERous ARTILLERY PRACTICE - Editor
SIsy The inhabitants Of the neig hbofhood OF
FOTt Gaines, near allyiown, commanded by
Colonel Tidball, Of New York, have lately been
80 endangered by the shot aid she'll practice from
that fort, az 70 contemplate emigration for their
persoRal safety bali from their huge "a.
Founder riaed gun struck within sixty feet Of the
dwelling Of Mr. ) r. Burrows. Three balls
struck a. near the dwelling Of Mr.. Mott. All the
other neighboss, together with numerous persons
passing the river road have had similar perience
IS to round shot, while fragments Of exploded
shell fall In showers throughou that populous
aad devoted district. Before long some fdghtful
catastrophe must occur. W no 10 res ponsible for
these things? The gsllsat Colonel says he has
orders from the War Department for his proceed.
ings Yet 10 seems incredi BILE that the humane
chief Of that Department car be sequainted With
The circumstances, OF he would relievs Colonel r..
from the necessity Of pointing his guns at peace.
fol and defenseless ci1Iens. A SrTFkRKR.
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socsl articles
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WANTED, 70 rel 6 Horse. Wagon and Aar.
w ness for SEQ
Old American History, 81 and 4th volumes
Burk's IstoTy OF Virginia; tuaJton's South Caro-
lima, volumes; Nils! Register; Rams.y's south
CsTolna; WIkiuson's 1rIsI; Blu RS Tfis; Old
Coins; AutoE "a PMS; Old Paintings o Doc uments
Writings; Letters; Lees M emors. In moving
SONS volumes were Loaf; their value will be paid
II returned to me. ALFRED HUNTER,
IN l. ST Over Bank of W ashipzt ton.
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The ODD FELLows have usually favored the
public annually with an entertainment or two OF
kind more attractive and desirable than the
usual run Of such affairs, a6ording by their good
order aRd varied programme an inducement to
"stay at home people" az we'll rs habitual pleas.
ure-seek ers, 70 come out and enjoy them So
everybody will note with plearure the announce
ment elsewhere Of grand /. o. q. F. Levee and
Festival to be held on Monday evening next a,
Odd Fellows Hall. Look for 10, and Sc when
found make a note on,tn
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The following significant epistle has been re
ceived at the Post Oasce Department:
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THE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL of a
L ,arge Boarding. Houee for sele, now full of got
paving bosrters. Inquire al 90 Missouri avelue.
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GdN REWARD win be given for the safe
- " return to me Of two bay HORSES,
vhloh were ia ken from Keys uaTter Plan In
t.:iOn on "Wednesday. April sd, o. 10 thsAA
night bsfore: The largest one ID bright bay with
ana star in has forehead the Other is darker.
Both hor were fat and well groomed. | will give
30 reward for either of them
CHARLES C. HILL.
tOlingtun Post Oace,
ap 26-lv" Prince Georges county, Nd,
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsxs-Bsfor Jsstict
altsr.-Danr w illdon, disorderly and ighting;
Dismissed: Angelo Ffanxi, do do. Thomas
O'Connof, drunk; turned over 10 the military.
George W. Power, do fined 81 Sam'i Clancy,
do; dismissed. Columbus Harris, colored, sus-
pected Of larceny Of gloves and ribbon In Alexan-
dria, which he offered for sale in this city; the
goods We're taken nom him for the benefit Of the
owners, and he was dismissed, an accomplice
OF VIM. Buckle, who, as principal, was locked up
"a hours. VIM. Moody and J. F. Bell, colored +,
In the ssme party, were dismissed. Abram Ozark,
drunk and disordeFlv; do. Jacob Strsub, do; do
George Howilngs, do; fined S1.5s. Walter Ian
caster, colored, do fined %. Frank Martin and
Dominiek 6esry, do dismissed.
Bar CHILpRrN we are Informed that on
Tuesday night, some -four or ave Of the renoh
regiment the "Lost Childrsnn encamped north
Of the city, amused themselves by attacking seve-
raj persons on Seventh street, among whom was
the mdl carrier Of the Cd District regiment, and
an employe Of the College Hospital, at whom
they presented their pistols and threatened to
shoot. An officer Of the 2d District was called on
and furnished q squad OF men who started in pur-
suis OF them, but they managed to escape The
onacers Of the "Enfans Perdus" were however in
formed Of the fact and II 10 to be hoped have
made an example Of the delinquenss.
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JOHN n. DEWEY. Cha'n, 9Th Dist.
coNeR EssIoNAL CONVENTION.


The Republicans Of the 9Th Congressional District
Of Iowa requested to meet In Convention. VIM
tsrset, Madison County, Monday, the 21st day Of
July next, at 10 O'Clock A. Of said day t. nominate
candidats to represent the District in the Con-
Sress.
Each County will be entitled to che delegate and one
additional delegate for overy hundred votes cast
for Abraham Lincoln at tho last President election
Fractions Of nfy, or upwards, will DO entitled to
delegate.
All loyal voters who uneonditionaily in favor Of
sustaining the Government in suppressing the rebel
lion, are invited to cooperate with Us In nominating
end slectng the candidate regardless Of their
The time and place Of holding the Convention have
been nxed to meet the views, nearly possible
the majority Of the Chairmen OF the several County
Committees who have given any expression upon the
subject. 5 Sd.
II, BROWN. Fremont County, q
+. "A AATSOE, Lucas County.
HENRY FORD, Harrison County.
a+ G SHOEMAKER, Page County.
D, ELLISON, Montgomery County.
AE# 4-z H TEAPLB Cass County.
a.4- THOS. TOSTEvIN, Pottawattamie Co. =
]. STEWART, Polk County. sf "a
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var il over, il it ends so.morrow, there
vtif bsso slaves law fully u(ld thskS. Must
the Dtstrics ave laSa be Ib.ep1sted, lest,
oths1wise, - shall nd havb ne Onion ss
il sap IT, hereaftef5 the Aneriean Gov
eminent clea'ly full 1s " purposes Tor
man, subject to that Government, enjoys
TIE faii liberty which the Declarations Of
Independence declares 30 be gwen him by
God IF, npon tho Continent, from the At
lsntio 70 the Pacific, the crack Of the slave
whip il heard no moro, and universal peac ,
and psbsp sfitS blop6 from lussioe, ike red
and white roses from these bright trees Of
june, will Be the wreck and chsos OF the
natj0n.9ti zTsseil sSg atdRawpt fags
NJ, forever no Il will be she Union -
il was 10 the very intent and words OF the
fathers the UGion as il was meant to be ;
and che Upidn, By Gods blessing, u the
childtes 0f those fathers mean il shall bS.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Convention Of the Republicans Of Pottawa .tamis
County will be held In Council Bluffs, on Wednesday
the 18th Of July to appoint delegates 70 tho Congress
siona and State Conventions to be held at wnterset
and Des Aoines the 2od and 23d July nominas
candidate for Congress in the 9th Congressional Dis
trict, and also State ocers. All persons who in
favor Of supp rtiDE the Administration in vigorous
prosecution Of the war invited attend and par
ticipate. THOMAS TOSTEvIN. y
Can Co. Central Committee. b
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"THE CONSTITUTION As IT wAs.v

We ind nowhere more senaible articles or
more incorporating IN opposition to the
traitors and their northern sympathizers
than in Harper's Weekly, which in the beg,c-
ning OF its career was positively slavery.
In the last number We find the following
vigorous reply to the constant yelpipg Of
nor :hern defenders Of slavery:
Whenever vigorous military measure is
proposed there is cry from certain people
ana papers that the VAR is fUf she malnsen-
ance OF the Constitutions and the Un,0n as il
was. Certainly it il; bat what then ? VIVA,
10 the Union as it WASP IL 10 the Union of
the people living in thirty four states under
one supreme national government, which by
the constitution as it IL empowered to secure
obedience to its authority from every citizen
in the land, Oy military force il necessary.
That 10 what the governments is dong.
This war is the effort OF the government to
reduce armed rebels to its authority. By the
constitution the presidents is made comman-
der IN chief and to use military power to sup-
press resurrection. When that military
force 10 fronted by hundreds of thousands
OF armed rebels, whom bloody battles ere
fought, cities .besieged and stern blockade
established, there 10 war between the COVER,
menet and the insur&enis, who are nj once
traitors and enemies and Who are.to be sub.
dued BY every means known TO war. eSa.t
When the government acts under the
clause OF the Constitution which. authorizes
the military suppression Of the rebellion,
and oil Constitutional rights inconsistent
with . state OF war are suspended. For
instance, every citizen Of the UDited States
has constitutional immunity against the
taking OF bis life BY the Goverpments ex-
cept after due process of law meaning il.
dictment, rrial, etc. But the Governm ent
took the life of Sidney johnson, ut Shiloh.
without any iodictmens or trial whatever,
Wac it an unconstitutional act I? Nos NJ
all. IL was justas unconstitutional 40 she
hanging OF Gordon. Fur the C0nstit tiou.
as-it-is authorises the use Of military meas.
ores, after due warn,ng, 40 much a i suar
antees individual life and liberty. and when
the Union as-it.was is restored, every cisi.
sen whv has not lost bic life BY mi it.ry
necessity will enjoy ill the civil guarantees
for it. a8, ass 81
And 80 with Whatever else NAV fall within
TIE scope OF military necessity. By The. late
Law passed in the House, Our army 10 20 be
Ted at tho exp,nse Of tho rebels. Every
c's'.en has riRht 20 own property, bat the
grain and the cattle OF every rebel viIl be
pefemptcIiiy seized and appropriated %
tho use Of the Government whenever the
army needs it. Does that interfere With
the uoion.as-it.wss2 No; il 10 simply an
integral part OF the necessary military op-
erations to restore the Uu,on - is- vas. =
10 like manner, she slaves Of every rebel
Who have been use6 sgsinss the Govern
nent are liberated; Does thas Interfere.
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WAR CLAIM HcENcY55
TO TIE RELATIVES OF DECEASED 3 soL Il ,V I

~ III RELATIVES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS:
andcssiened + prepared At his once In Council
CATION: ~ s.ke proois, and aathsali-
BACK PAR AND MILITARY boUrrY II.
~ neceasei odeers and Solders ss the present v.r
ment. ADepsUoent TOR adjust
nave aIi the necessssy blanks and ipstruct,o, 49,,
e,.;,"a ~ sna win warrant the alIsvsscS 81 III
ssrv;cs 10 me or no fees will b reours for
- - s1e Acs @ July -, 1851, The wiAov - 49,.
s. Killed r. ~ me LEGAL heirs such 6 dc ~,
pay and sI,o~ = ,daiti,a 70 All arrsaraees
hundred dollarsH 49, oSesve the sum u one
"a e.ry d.s that those interested should apply ].
psrtmens Il Wssineta e re p..sed spon b. me DE-
Connesl ~. -, NATHAN OlAO0Rs !,
a1ss Iowa Aprtl e sGso.-rSs1lsv.vn II
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i sHERIFF'S SALE.

DY vIR1U8 01sASHHCtA I9xQOuJtO4 401x DI-
Directed FROM the the Clerk ~ thepist ~ Court
Of Pottsvattane apaify. 1owa shall proceed " seli
on Saturday. the 9Th day q July. - D. 1851 betseen
the hours Of 10 o'clork y and o'clocs ?. .s3
the city Of Council Bips, the Following descjbed real
estate Of Aivarsl0 u Ford. toIwit's ~
The Southwest quarter Of the Soutb-east quarter,
and the quarter or the southeast quarter
See, twelve Aud tbs Northeast quarter Of Bee
tion thirteen all In Township sevepty.four, range
fosty.four West; M aY z&R ~ ~
Ai~ The south east quarter 81 the Northeast auar-
Section sixteen said Township sevensyfvar,
nvrih VI Range for y-f0ur Wet
Also. Lots hundred and sixty-f ur and on hum
dred and sixtynve in the Original Plat o. co0ncil
Bluffs. Lot i've Block thirteen, in Bayiiss' First
Ass6 LOIS Ose two sDdthree in Blsck Genrteeng- -
one in Block eleven; lots three and ur IN Btock
three in Grim ,Adsition 70 Council BIuns. go u
Sale To commence Al O'Clock p. n Of said day.
Txeep p sbsprFertyDfs. .Hsrd at9sstt6s
Fan execution ID favor OF 3aAhes Beauchamp ~ = Ts
Up. WILLIAMS Sheriff.
& CouMeal Bluns Iowa. JUNE 7,h, &-n5w.
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FROM VICKSBURG!
Lincoln before Richm'd

aaL q baa. @ Washington, July s.
Richmond papers Of the 4sh are full Of
details Of the late battles. rswa6 a3.gEaa
They claim victory MS the general result,
but admit y ssvere defeat Tuesday. The
Examiner says Is 600 will not cover their
losses in killed and wounded during the
week. The impression Of military men on
the peninsula is that &c, 900 would be nearer
correct.
SR9 '' S''< Washington, July &.
The Senate to-day refused TO recede from
its amendment of the House conf Scation
bill. A motion for a conference commit.
tee was agreed to-28 to 10.
A resolution for the expulsion Of Sen.
ssor Simmons was referred to the judiciary
to -.
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ITO James p. Test and Daniel b. Easley, Sirs: You ana
esch yba are hereby notided shatihere isnwons
Me In the ece Of The Clerk OF the District Court II
PtSwatamie county in the state VI lows pctitiooaf
CharlesF HendFie Of and acans you the
closure Of mt the following described parcel Of
land stuafed IN said cs'ny to- wit; strip lard
hundred feet wide. and eighty long, on the North
end OF the Northeast .rter Of the Northeast quar-
Yer IT Section m township ~ No tn Of Range ~
Vest, de>cribed in said mortgage the North Two
hund ed feet Of the Northeast quarter OF the Noh
east quarter Of said Sect and in said township ~
North of Range ~ Wet ed by the said James
Test to secure to the .ad county of
the sum oS 81 600 dollars with interest thereon tho
rate OF ten per ce6fsper asun from the date OF said
mortgage and which there is now claimed in said
petition by sad Chares Hendrie the tbetAsr,
DUE the sum II 81 492 aLd that unless you appear
thereto and 1eeen1 beaDre moon of I'm send day OF the
next term Of said District Court Of Pottawat;ame
county. 10 commence The last Monday in July ..
81 dsfsnlt viii b entered against and judgnens
rendered thereon.
III DOUGLASS -
lay ., 1857 Ang for PffE.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all people, to bewe purchsng
certain tract OF land Of Alexander Marshai or Of
1homas 4uSshaf, any other pers. This trac; Of
land amounts 80 being aud lying The Nor,h-
east quarter In the South side VI section rs township
% North - range - West, for the said 80 acres is
forfeiture by The virtue " nd, made and entered
epDa on the 95th dsy Of November 1859 and any one
purchabing the saue, their deed will be rested BY
WILLIAM HETHERINGTfDN.
AZ have paid the Government Tax upon il years.
and have the receipts 70 show, and legal posses
sion Of IL named in thebond.
June IL 1859.
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The marriage Of the Princess Alice took
place ob-thelss.
a. Maskingtos. July O..
A late kichmond E4aminsr ss9s the reb-
els cceld have cut oGMcC leils1s rets eat,
but thty Thought il Nould be better toApre-
vent his recrNing supplies, snd stsrvs him
into capitulation.
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Cou.e,, Bluffs. iowa. June 7,h, 1853 -n5w.
LIVE II. TERRY o.. pAarIAt 4. rEast.

LIVE TERRY rs. PARrfAL 4. TERRI.
THO PARTlAkA !rERRr-6r: Hcu ara here mo-
titled that there is now en- e in the Once Of the
CieTkpf The District eOurt Of PsttawAttamie CguntTs-
In he state OF II. q, . petition Of Olive II. Terry.
claiming you adivsrcA firm he bonds Of matrimo-
ny, the grounds Of adultery, and that unless you
sppesf Ind sahsweF thereto s before BOsn e the
ssc6nd y 81 the hext sern OF She Dfstrid Court IL
said County default will be entered against and
judgment reader ed thereon. 2z 20 ~ IL ksE S
PRANK STREET.
.SK4EE & = AHoTneu 4br Plai. tit
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New York, July ,.
An arsivalfron Nasssu reports d Insm.'
her of steamers and other vessels, waiting
for an opportunity to run the hiockads,
a,aons them ths rebel stesmsfe INashviIle
and Kate. As'
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bsl.oaE s.9l ass1sg rs New York July 10. q.
The Tribune's correspondent essys the
President returned to Washington this sve-
ming. Nothing official transp,red as-to his
action while with Mcclellan. Our letter
from Fortress Monroe states tina the Presi-
dent went to ace for himself whs: changes,
ii any, we're needed. ,ss.5,zr "a
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TO THE LAOIES
/ DRESS MAKING MADE EASYf

MRS. MARTIN. late q At Loni. he's q morn, No
~ ladies OF Cnancil Rufus that she IL now teaching
oy which adses are enabled 10 dfesso. for them
selves ant others making the perfect nt-ru,es
ana modeis u so. lessons 81 CO.; dresses c,rt ara
pasted 30 cents; patters IS cents Ladies' please cali
ssy. - .rs Martin viii only remain short time ia
modsHed and besrhed epd m3de5to les g II ~ Z.
nennets trimmed and made mp In the latest stye &
the lowest possible pri o.
EeCaltyae nv h EoGeln Eaney eAaee Old
Post QlQce. aBnsaevH, fjaMN1 -
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Fortress Monroe, July 3.
The President is reported TO have ex-
pressed himself sati.fed. All is going on
satisfactorily our troops are we'll rested,
and ready. to n man, for another 6ghr.--
Our new position is impregnable, and The
roads to Richmond, 10 miles by land, dry
and favorable. Rurns,des' reinforcement.
have all gone up the river, and are 10 6ne
health and spirits, splepddIy disciplined,
BurDsides is an intimate friend Of McClel-
Ian, and will be next ia command. =
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DDaSOI. UTlON.
TIRE CO-PARrNERSHtP heretofore existing be-
i tween <. W. Kyne't and s. n Kelly, under the
Arm meme Of Kynett 4 CO.. DESERVED BY mutual
consent the lst Of duly ipst,,e =, Esfy withdraw.
ing from the ARM Nf3lfE &EI II W.KYkEfT,
III. KELLY.
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osA~ $3.50 ertt F7f++E'ft- F4fG
:. w Qnincy, III. June 10. =
GuerriIIas in North eastern Missouri; havs
agar" cpmmrnoed dspsedasions on pesceabie
citizens IN that part Of the State. :,
:. Washington, Jsly o. Il
The Senate had q long session to.dav On
the policy OF armirg negroes. Nj. K;ne
offered . bill which authorizes the enI;.
ment OF negroes, to be armed and eon;, nsd
40 soldiers. and used for digging en-, e r
meots, and other military purpo.es n,
which they might bs wanted. IL 4 thon,ht
this bill, Or some other Of IKE charsc, ], !
viii pass before the adj urnm emit. vhiah -
j believed will take place M.od.y.
I -. New York, July TO-
iHe W0rld gives Rtatems nc srom rrn.t1
Worthy Union man recsatlv from A,i....
Ga, who Gays the spirit 81 IN. sa",~ !:
entirely broken, and had the hat.is. 49,. Y
R,chmaBd resuissd In Corfad...," sSs 800
me rebellion .ossd hsvs been ended. IL
Also says that but scmparative,y little co., =.
Ton mas been destroyed, a, the planters AZ
what they can 20 save il !; he .lso a.. =.
wheat crop u an utter failuve. ! n -. -. 80
also fails, famine will be the fate 81 -, .h "
ooa'n. rs atIn sas ges as =
: Washington, July IN.
In the Senate, Mr.. McD,uen oll.,sd /. g
resolution that fhe Prrsid+6s IS y,oo.ss.S
to have prepared foil report ~ ia e.
eien ard drmestic trade OF Csliforr;s q.
eg'n ana washington Territory, TO be sub,
united asst session. tsid over.
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.a9oIg 5fr eWashin gt00, sJune 10.
IN the Senate there was a lengthy debate
on the conduct Of the war; provoked BY
Mr.. Chandler's resoluiiop calling for she or
ders issued BY General McC lellan, his cor.
respondpnce. the number Of his force, DO
The acts Of Mcclellan and Stanton we're.
freelf canvassed. The, resolution finally
passed.
An amendment, to the Military Bill was
adopted, author'zipg the President to re-
ceiv 9 negrnes,nto the service OF tbe United
States. No 60al action vas taken, on the
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