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The national Republican., 1862-09-02


8 r e ClAL MOTT O FL
oR. \. vELLNYs Private aospihl, b ths
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and ? streets,
opposite the Post and Pstsnt Ofscsa Rcous
IS sud "a, up s,ais, w.shiustos, DC.
All dssases ofa private nature treated n the noss
ecieu,ino manner, and radical osres sssessd IN oil
sssa sYpBILIIIC AFFECTIONS. aoNoR-
KnGA, aLREr, sTRIcruRRs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or IL rssait Of voLuPTuOUs
DREAMS, o. any wssknss Of ,hs 0nNERATIvk
oRG ANS, non any sasss whatever, q boz ioss
landing, thoroughly and radically ssrsd.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNATE.
No matter what your disease. let no false dslisssy
prevent. Apply immediately to Dr.. veilny, ~so IL
acknowledged 10 b BY fAr the most suCCRssFul.
PHYSICIAN In the ueatmsn, Of private dissass-
Fear not to eous and make Known your usfo, tssss.
aud he will speedily send yea your way rejoicing
SELf-ABUSE,
ihst .rsadiul seourss Of the youns, iadslssd In
whea alone, when destroys the geessauvs orsa.s,
uuu,. you 70. nar,:a life, prodso,ss wsat... o.
the back and limbs, lon Of animation and muscular
power paiptasn Of the hssrt usrvoss issisabiiity
60 OF memory, nsla,eholy habits, insanity. eoa
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, IN view Of the drsadfsi sosss
qusnc.s, delay not to make your sass k.ows to Dr.
v. Your secrets with him srs sasrsd, and 70. nay
eossdsutly rely upon his medical skil
Thousands whoss systems were shssssred and vsrs
on The brink of,hs grave, hes hs brought bssk 70
vigorous health by his skilfsl treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married pcrsons, or thoss ooatsnplatins nasri.
pony, Who suspect thsnsslvss of inpotsssy, ssn,al
weakness, or any disease arisns ffea . rslaxsd
state Of ,hs genital organs, whether the rssslt Of
di+ase, injury, oonssqssssss Of youthful indissrs
lions, or indulgence Of the psAsious In rIsr ysas
.,e earnestly sntrsatsd to plsss tSsnsslvss usSs.
tn. car. of DIV. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and full vtsor rsstored
he threats with entire sueos all diseases Of fsusIes
such |. LuCosRHBA or WHITES. LAPsus
UTERI, ao.. 40, and In every eass g,srsntsss Z
peris,s CURE.
FEES mods..,s, and VISITS and COANUNI
CATIONS st,iotly PRIVATE and CONPIDKH
TIAI.
PERSONS c.llns ~ no one but The DOCTOR.
Thos. =. distanos may b TREATED By MAIL
giving STATEMENT Of CAss, Ae., -
Jy9-2ms
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mo. 6S6.l
RYTRs PREsIDn.T OF THE UNITED

IN parsuaass flaw, 1, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Pres dsat Of The Uniisd btatss Of AmsrcA, do here
By declare and make known that public sale will
Be hsld st ths land once st SrIvkns's PoiYf In the
State pf Wisconsin, oomEsnciuE on MopdAy, the
sixth day Of Oetobsf next for the disposal OF the
pabhc lands situatsd vi hin the following named
tswnships, Wis: m "'..
NORTH of tks bass line and east Of the fourth prin-
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D, II. SonGnS'
S0LIClToR OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.
aountiss, Psnsions, Back Pay, Omcs,s .
Nsoruittng, AAd al ether just ClAIms
sSainss tbs Govsrnmsnt.
OFVICE-Eo. 40 SEVENTH STRRET,
Department Exohangs)
WAsHIssroH, ID. O.,
And No. . Park Placs, CORNER Of Broad,odu,
Opposite Oily Hdn, NeD York.

" AshtheTohy -
And No. . Park Placs, oornsr Of Broad,Ddu,
Opposite 0ty Hd1, Ne,s York.
Rsrsrs, By permission, to
Malta KaibasIsoh, Mayor tity or Broeiiyn; Ali,
G. % Ne; !ho%s. Il IA d..ids, T X q, n H.; "a
ward II. Hollius. N g., N II Alex. II. Rios, NJ.
q Mas John B. .Alisy. n. g., Mass Alfred A.
Burnham, NJ G. Conn; Dwight Loomis, N. G.,
.onn.i Joha a; qurl.y, N. g, 0hloi Jsmss n
jobs autohins, N. g, Ohio; John Covois, n. G.,
Pa; Robert Mcknight, n: C., Pa justin 8, Nor
a.: a.: ~ Iai' c. vi J0sS sob =: Potter Potter r. g. Wi7
aa';t xan. :; 6y1s. T 1idIiss, \: e., MIN Wn. XII
H. o..s ss.s'iSs Gs,s,, e. Il g. rSSiSa Si. y &
fr.d Ny, Y. O.. n. r.; n Jof General q. b Dur.
bank; sSsshsra Knapp, ssq, Pre-. Mechanics
Bank. jv2o-u
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N orI @ 70 n
lIo.els, GrOters, Restaurants, Private

Famlltss, DO.
The subscribers have Just reoeiysl q fresh .hlp
nsnt of 30 cases b. Julien and y loriac CLARRT6,
which they oGsr for safe st New Yo.k prizes.
- ALSO
They have constantly on hand . large and we'll
ssisstsd stock Of ahotes BIAndies, Old Madsiras,
Whisilss, Chsnpsgass or iii fayo its bsNnds, Hng.
lish SD Scottish ~ W! W
Lecaon and Dabin Portsr, Hsvsns Cigsrs, Eng
Dairy Ohse,s, -sardlnss. Ksmps Hsrne,iSslly
seals4 loods; French, German, and Esgiish Cor
diAis; 0onsrsss, Bsltssr, htssnssn, and Ansli,h
Choice Ooloas, Boushoug, Imperial, Ayson. and
Ytune Hyhou Teas, wtth sxts luiys assortnsnt Of
s'''' o'''' lea b., - s1IissER xSs Il p co
MI llstAblishsA l776J
Bt4neh-11e Penn avsaus,
Oppo6lts Wiliards' Hotel, WsShinGSea
ID. Just rsosivsd . small lot Of 0aAosu' Liquor
Chests, 10. aug NJ
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A ERIEND IN nEHD. TRY IT.
DR. SWEETS INEALLIBLE LIHIMHNr,
Ths great external remedy Of NE ag:, PREPARED
out, the celebrated bone setter, who's fame u IN
rivaisd BY TINT OF any living man. IT 10 eertaib
ga, Bprsins, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, 6orss, Burns,
Boslds, Piles, Lumbago, HsAdsohe, Toothachs, and
all Rheumsuo and Nervous Disorders, External In
juries, 10.
All sufsrsrs sLsuld give IL . TRIAL.
RICHARDSON Co, PropIistSrs,
For sale BY CHARLES srorT, asnsrsi xssa,
for Washington, and BY all dssi'"'.
fah 2k-dfWlv
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EVANS = "Asso.'s
PHILADELPHIA
sALAMAHDER,
FIRE AHD
BURaLAR PRooy
- A F. Il 3
Store, 70 south Fourth stsest,.
Philadslphia. Ys.
Ordsn received BY -
Oossss Of seventh A.A d ssFssks,
hs r--lyI WAShi1Stoo, D. Q,
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Il EEPRINr OFfHg
BRITISH REVIEWS
eLACKWO0D'S MAaAzINEl |

Leonard ssott Co., New York, continue TO pub
j. Ths Loadon QuartsrIy, Conservative
4 he Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
!. Tbs North Biitish Review, lFfss Churoh)
l. The West1ninistsr Review, (l4ibsral.l
). Biaokvoo Edinburgh ASgasins, (iory)
rhess Periodicals ably rspresSnt the thrss grea!
oolitioNl parties Of Great Britain-Whg, Tory, and
kadioal-but politics torns only nature OF thsiI
character. A. Organs Of the most profound writsrs
- SoaSnos Lissrsture, Morality, and Religion, hsy
Nand, = they ever have stood, unrivalled in thf
vsrld Of letters, being considered indispensable Il
the scholar aud the professional man while 10 the In
nlliasot reader Of every c.s<s they furulsh mort
correct and satisfactory record Of the ouyrent tsrs
,ure Of the day throughout the world, than 0sn b,
possibly obtained frou any other sourus.
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Fo r INEY r OlNI. "
he splendid steamer kRIPORT viii leave tn.
SATURDAY MORNING st o'clock B turning
viii leave Piasy Poi.s, SUNDAY AFTERROoa
~ A-u WI. T. BNOw, Agent.
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LAnjs appropriated BY law for the use or schools,
military, and other purposss, tcgsher with the
swamp AAd ovsTAowsd lands made thereby unit
for GU uyat Hsny, granted o. the Stats BY ths
cot entitled An 10 enable the State OF Arhanras,
and other stat+s 70 reclaim the swamp lslds With
10 thsk hmits, approved Beptsmbsf b, 1850, will
BE- excluded IRON The sale.
Tbs Offering OF the above lands will be oonmsnosd
on the dsy sppontsd, and will prooesd In the order
In whioh thev are advsrtssd usiil the whole shall
have hsen sds!sd and tbs sale thss eiossd bat The
sals sAal not b ksps open ! ngsr than two weeks,
and no private entry Of Any Of toe ands will BE- ad
mittsd until ahsr dc expHstloa Of the two wesh.
9ivan undsr my hand st the oty o. Washington,
this thirtisth day Of Aay, anro D0minl, one thoa
sand sisht hu d%d and stxty two
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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NEW VOLUMES OF THB
FOUR ENGLISH REVIEWS AND BLAUW0OD

Paynssnts 70 Be- made IN Al oases U advance
Honey current In the BtatS where Issued Will be ~
si'ed At pa. o,up,,ua
A discount Of twenty I've per oent. from the above
prtoe viii BE- SLOWED TO Clubs ordering four OF more
Sopiedof any one or more Of the absve WORM Thus /;
-four popss OF Blaok wood, or Of Rsvisw, will b.
,ent 10 one address for 80; four copies Of ths four
Rsviews and Backwood for $50 and 70 on.
POSTAGE.
In al the prineipsl cities and town. these WORM
,snt BY mail, the Postage TO any part Of the United
states will be but aa.,uy ~ owb year for blaok
wood,' and but fsrtas1 cens year for each os the
Ksvisws.
h. .. The price In Great Brtsln Of The I've Period
Gals shove named u S3l per amum.
poui1 siwsys be addressed, post paid, 70 the pub.
isherp, LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
uov3o no ~ Gold st.. New York.
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- ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
j u. npnunps, ,.IInI 1-,E-l -,-.I -
Csnminioasss Of tbs HsasPsl Land OhAeS.

Roios 10 Prs aHptioN Csaimants.
Bsvly perSen entitled 10 the right VI pre-emption
70 any 6flhe laads within the towLshps and ps q
towl above enumerated required 70 establish
the same 10 the sssfaoion Of the Re gstcf and Re-
oevsr Of the land shce and make pay snt therefor
Sool psAotioabs ~ or sssng Tits NOTES. and be-
fore the day spponted for the o0smsnoe nent Of the
SISs ssi: u ,ss land % the tract claimed
j. u, EDMUNDS,
Commlssionsr Of the General Land Omcs.
No1s.-Undsr the regulations Of the Dspsrtmsnt,
- hsrStoiofs and now existing, NO payment can be
,n.ds for advertising grooamAtions, except 70 suSh
coanlssioner ot the Gsnsrsl Land Once.
nsilS-W1SW
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DENTISTRY.
nvRBvas vnxTn
NJ T,(l(lMIA.

0NnBvNS vAKvn
L NJ. LOOMIS. M. d..
The invsntos and patsasss Of the Minsfal flsts
Teeth, atteuas pSfponaly ss hn ofAss IN thh alyy.
Many persons oan wear thass testh who cannot
ssar olhsfs sad no Dsfsou can wear ohsss who ~.
aot wear theas. ----
P~rsors calling ct my oNss oss b. soconmodstsd
with any style and price Of Teeth thsy may desire
bat 70 those who are paftiouar sud Win tie purss
eeane strongest and most He,fset 6ent.rs tnss ~
warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No. Sss Pspnsylysnia sysnus,
between Ninth ana Tsnth stsests. Also, eci Arch
.trsst, Philadslpis. nAflS-ly
NR. LOCKWOOD eontialss ths pEss-
u tios OF Dsnttst1y, In the WsahiAgtoa Buildins
corner Pennsylvania syenus And Seventh street
Having Draolosd In the South nearly dx.sen year.
b fssl sArrsd that hs ean give sauah0doa 70 sny
that nay call.
Teeth inssrtsd On vuloAuSn, Russps, o. Cos
rLAfl, Chlofoforn sdninlsssrsd whsn dssksd.
aus 1T
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more companies, numbering n all 1t this
time l.20O strong. IN
A second engagement sookgpkcs at
noon on Friday. the 28th ult., which last
ed several hours. Both parties ceased
fighting, and withdrew to their respective
camps, within four miles distant, with the
intention of renewing the battle next day,
when it was expected the "big fight
would take place.
In 1.-THE two engagements. Col. Slough
lost, as reported, twenty priyates. and
two or three officers. The enenys loss
was not known, only that four Majors were
found dead on the ground Of the first
battle. Lieuts. Chambers, of Company
G, and Baker, Of Company /, were kill
cd. Captain Cock was wounded. and, 1t
WAS supposed, seriousl - = Fl ssg
Iient Marshall, of Capt. Cooks com
pany, while travelling over the field of the
first fight. accidentally shot himself.
The cannon found with the rebel stores
was spiked and buried in q ditch.
1t was expected Col. Candy would reach
tho field OF action in time for the third
and great fight. II not, and the Texans
should overpower, by numbers, Col
Slough's men, the latter may return to
Fl Union. There are about two hundred
men now at this fort. @
The particulars Of the expected big
battle We shall probably receive shortly
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7erans Whipped at the .f,st Rexnd-th'
.Secopd fight a Drdr Gdme-f.fiy-sia
Ierasn ialten Fisoners-- 1renty-- fos,
of our Troops Killed.

From Mr.. Kiskadden, Jr, who arrived
this evening from Fl. Union, We learn the
following: That while the Unipn forces,
about 1900, under Brigadier Slough,
were withii tho days march Of SaatA Fe,
Major Chivington vent ahead with three
cavalry companies to reach Santa Fe and
hold Il, learning that there we're jus,
then but = few Of Siblcy's men in charge
Of the town.
AT Apache Pass, the Major learned that
a body Of Texans we're crossing over to in.
tercept Col. Slough's command, and h
notified him accordingly.
On Wednesday, the 10Th, an engage.
ment took place. Learning that there
Vas part Of ! company Of Texans within
. few miles, in charge Of the provisior
wagons, MAJOR Chivington and . few
companies rode out and took the guari
prisoners, numbering 26. The Fifty mule
teams were seized, and the wagons and
stores burned.
The Texans we're whipped in the en-
gagement by Col. Slough's command, and
retired. Col. Sloughs command wsr,
oamped near Pigeons Ranch, and not il
expectation Of having any more trouble
on the march, when reportwas recsivet
I nat the Texans were again approaching
Having been reinforced BY three q iou
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T Brownlow passed a hieh eulorvs

cF Brownlow passed high eulog
the late rebel General Zollicotfer. Brown-
low, who knew him intimately for twenty
five years, says: gm. RHaK
"He was nan who never wronged an
individual out of \ cent in his life--never
told lie in his life--as brave man per-
sonally asAldnp Jackson everwas-and
the only mean thing ever knew him to
do was to join the Southern Confederacy. -
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DR.. Hughes yesterday received tele-
gram from Brigade Surgeon Hof, on boad
steamer D. A. january, Cairo, 2lst, noti-
flying him to prepare for 800 more wound
cd soldiers, to be here on Wednesday
morning.
Accordingly roons m the Estes House
will be prepared to-day.
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SW&sy - bMVeS WefB Hee0 MEET anu Dy cur
armies, ,spisethins inu.l IA. slnrs with
them, and emancipation or an appren-
ticeship system, must Be adopted, for i.
was not in accordance with the genius OF
our institutions that these people SHOULD
be returned to slavery. He alluded to
the great bloodless and moral triumph Of
freedom IN the abolition Of slavery in the
Districto of Columbia as fully equal to the
arms by the ohiyalric, brave sons of the
West, to whom he paid glowing tribute.
The memorial was respectful, and teserv.
ing of the attention of Congress. He de-
sired it should be read and referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations,
which was agreed to.
The House resolutions for supplying
the Smithsonian Institute with copy Of
Wilkes Explorations was taken up. Mr..
Hale hoped they would pass the resoiu-
ton and have the books sent to the Smith
sonian, as the two most gigantic humbugs
ought to go together.
Mr.. Doolittle spoke in favor of the
resolutions in regard to Brig. Gen Stone.
Mr.. Wade objected to them.
Messrs. Howe and Howard presented
memorials from persons of Wisconsin,
praying for a ship canal from Lake Mich.
igan to the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Doolittle presented joint resolu-
ton from the Wisconsin Legislature.
Mr.. Powell offered resolution calling
on the Secretary of State for the name,
of all persons resident of thc:.S,ate of Ken
lucky Who have been arrested by his or.
der and confined in forts, camps and pris
ons, since the 1st Of September last ais,
the number and age of those who hat
been released, and the number, names
and ages of those returned.
Mr. Sumner objected, and the resolu
/ ton laid over, under the rule. T
The resolution calling for Information
in relation to the arrest of Brig. Gen
Stone was then taken up ~
M. Diyene' resolution requesting thu
Attofney Gmeral To bring suit agains
Ga. HIsnOnt and Hr. Beard, to recover
money obtained on the order Of Fremont
was taken up. Mr.. Diven continued OF
the extravaganza Of the expenditures OF
the 81. Louis forti6cations, the none,
havipR been drawn without any jus
equivalent and without any form of law
Mr.. Colfax dipapproved of the St. Loui
contracts, but the circumstances unde
| which they were undertaken offered a
extenuation for them. Why did gentle
men wait until Gen Fremont was ia th
faes, Of the enemy before they Malignant,
pursued him! Why not wait until th
end Of the war, instead of SO acting as b
cause him 10 lose the confidence of hi
army, in front of the foey
| Mr.. Bhu replied 70 Mr.. ColAx that 81
Louis, never Was in danger, exceptin
frem Gen. Fremont, who brought Wit
him gang Of Californians, to the preju
dice of the good good name Of the pee
pie of Missouri. He admitted that b
4 was partly influential ii placing Ser
| Fremont III command in the West, but Il
had suffered for itand he hoped he woul
be pardoned. ~ ~ = -
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We were much grati6ed to meet, yes
terday, our gallant feliow-citizen, Captain
T. |. AcKenny. and it was pleasant 70
see the warm and Hearty greetings which
he received ON every hand. He is look
ing hearty - eyer, and 10 one would sus-
pect from appearances that be carried two
bullets one in his head and the othsr in
his back. The one in his lead entered
near his left car, xnd has injured the
hearing in his right ear 1t is also . lit
tie troublesome when riding. The Capt.
viii visit here day or two longer, and
then return to Gen. Curtis command.
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BONNET BLEACHERY,

EeaFtA, bet. Main ana Blon1cau sts
Hsnnsts altered BY experienced straw sewsr
iafantk' straw hats made 10 nsder, GsAts' so9t hat
cleaned sad HmbteliAs snd parasols covered and re-
paired. C.H. EMERSON.
n anrQ2 dam
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xxxVu Congress First Session
w ashingtoa, April 81.

W aSnlngtoh, ApfH u.
HoUsE.-Mr. Edwards introduced q
bill making appropriations for bounty to
widows and heirs OF volunteers who have
died and Of those killed or may be killed
lin service Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means = 49,
Mr.. Elliott offered q motion that the
Secretary of the Treasury be requested to
communicate a statement Of the expendi-
lures of money in the Dept of the West.
Mr.. Blake offered q motion that the
Secretary Of War be directed to cause the
necessary blank forms to be distributed
among the sick and wounded soldiers, and
their relatives, IN order that they may
obtain the back pay and bounty due to
said soldiers 4 2at1,i
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio. submitted the fol-
lowing: Resoiued, That the Secretary
Of War inform the Houseo tie following
facts: 1. What has delayed the reply to
the resolution Of this House calling for
information ~ to the age,s sex, condition,
&C., Of the Africans employed h Gen
Wool's Dept. 2. What number Of
slaves has been brought into this District
by the army officers or other agents ofthe
Government. from the State OF Virgins
since the enemy abandoned the possession
Of Manassas aud their lines on the Peto-
mac. 8. What number Of fugitives from
Maryland and Virginia are nov Ia the
City Of Washington; their rex aad prob
able ages. 4. What number 10 now and
had been sent to Frederick, Md. s. How
many are now fed aid supported by the
money Of the United States, appropriated
by Congress 70 prosecute the war. 6. By
what authority were both old and young,
male and female, sent by rail to Philadel-
phia, and At whose expense, and the pur-
poses for which they were sent. Z. lfhe
has not the means to answer these inqui-
ries, to take the necessary steps to obtain
the information. On motion of LOveioy
the resolution was tabled, by vote Of 65
agalast 81. The Republicans generally
voted in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Porter resolution
was adopted instracting the Committee
on Invalid Pensions to report bill pro-
yiding pensions for disabled soldiers of
the present war. asas
The House .rcconsidered the vote by
which the resolution was to-day adopted,
calling for the expenditures Of the West.
ern Department, and then rejected it,
rendering to the President Of The u. S, an
approval Of his course. He said these
resolutions passed almost unanimously.
The resolutions were read and tabled.
SExArE.-The Vice President pro ten
presented, petitions in favor Of the Bank
rupt law; also in favor of . ship canal
from Lake Michigan 70 the Mississippi
river.
| Mr.. Lane of Indiana presented ape
tition from the free colored citizens Of the
United States, praying for The setting
aside Of portions Of the territory outside
tthe national limits, for their oolosisAticn,
and naming Central America. Nr. Lane
said that, while he did not believe that
free celorsd people were entitled to I'll
the rights Or privileges Of white citissnl
fof the United States, neverthelese II
favored their just right to petition ! righ,
lawardsd'svsn among thss most deSpotis
4 governpsnb Of Europe. II ws evident
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B Y TELE e r A p ID
Washingtop, April 20

49@ ~ = u g VHtHe OUNt -xSI1iEtAV-*
Gen. Shields HAS been nominated as
Brigadier General. The latest adsiees
from Fort Monroe received at the War
Department state all is quiet there. No
Merrimae yet. It is aseertained from an-.
other source that Fl. Wool and Sewalls
Point exchanged shots yesterday after
noon, but no harm dons.
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New York, April 81.

Bank statement shows decrease in loans
s54a, 2os increase specie SIC, $50 =
increase ejaculation S59, S20S iacreass
deposits a .420, 277. z=2=
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New York, April 20.

sAs@s go New York, April 20.
The Office Of the Brooklyn White Lead
Company, Fulton Street, was robbed Sat
urday night Of bonds to the amount OF
from $40, 900 70 Csc. 600, of the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad.
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Amputasisns.

Amputations were performed in the
Post Hospital, yesterday, as follows
Porter Groves, Of thigh; Daniel WEIGH
of arm; John Thornburg, 10th Ohio, O.
right leg, above the knee; Nicholas Het
rick, 49th Ill, had mimic ball extracted
from sole of right foot.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
INSURANCE NOTICE.

All persons holding policies Of insurance issued by
the undersA4nsd sN hereby cauton Cd to keep In
their sstAblishmeuts BEnziwH, BExxALs sr NArfRA,
without srsctAL rERKisnoH, Is thcy are represented
- be equally rs explosive ~ gun powd
apr92-2d II. B. TEN-EycK.
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Regulations Of Transportation aa1
~ Travel.


xom and after Saturday. Jan a5th. no raiirosdcaE
stasecoaeh, or vehicle running west or westwsrdly
ffsnthe Aississippi river orinto North Missouri viii
scpermtted to carry freight passengers from Kso-
kak without the strcsest compliance With the rssnls-
ttsssar OF the Tr~esury Department II Wellington,
which require ali freights, Of whatever nAtass
except such ~ may ss under military orders, shall b.
covered By Custom Housc permit and that al bar.
gage Of travellers shall be carefully duly
sealed b. Custom House ofncer.n
Tbs rsigned will issue permits for the trans
portation OF all goods for proper and
places, with the least possible trouble delay and
spscs and ofavcers leaving the city
in mannsrto cause The least trouble consistent ith
.he end desirst.
The object aimed ATS to prevent any aid sssist-
anee or muncation with any persons directly or
indirectly, disoyaito, In arms against the Federal
Government. JOHN sTANKUS, Surveyor,
Custom House, keok uk. Jan. IS ls6a.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-22

WASTED Ter tAs WsaAasA.
Contributions Of letter or note paper,
envelopes, pencils, &C., for the soldiers
will he very scccptable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-22

Warrington, April Il.
A state prisoner, Jesse D. Horton, from
near Hagerstown, Md, was shot By sen
try yesterday at the old Capital prison,
and died Ia few hours after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-22

KIsIaa.-The river opposite has con
tirued to rise SINCE last Saturday, ane
last night was somewhat above the mark
OF 1865.