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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE REBEL
NAvr.-The New.York Chamber Of Commerce hss
recently transmitted an official account OF ito pro-
ceedngs the burning Of tho ship Brilliant by the
Rebel pirate Alabama to the President Of the United
States, the members Of the Cabinet, our Minister'S at
Paris and London, the Boa ds Of Trade Of London
ard Liverpool and to many eminent men here and
else where. TIE circulation OF tie pamphlet If large,
ma increasing. and will render sn important service
70 the National cause abroad. The action Of the
Chamber directly charges upon England The respon-
sbidy Tor tbese pscles the high seas and speaks
Of other vessels similar to the Alabama, now lifting
on, in British Pofts for the ReJelr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

DISTRICT ATrORyEY's OFFICE, Nov rs, lsS,
MI DEAR SIR; Although IL perfectly u he expected
rom You cannot omit tho Opportunity OF thanking y9h io
d. iuiegen carerl and eonpe,e manner In when you
ave Conducted the iJqge.t upon Niles Anderson
lou we succeeded IN rii.rting the only complete chan
81 cicunssuL evidence in abortion csAe that Teuism
ser ia ss
Whh great psc. your OBJ ged friend and ob.dsp ser
want, A. OAKLEY HALL
BR. BASsEY, Coroner, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

SUPREME COUR1-sPReIAL TsRH-Soy 26.-Be.ore
Justice CLRRkk
DECISION.
Geo. n. Titus agt- John NJ. Esger-0rdor settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

The DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO CoRosER RAsHEY.
-Disri:t-Atlcrney Hall has written to Coroner
Earuey letter in v hieb be pays him q deserved
compliment for the manner in which he conducted
he inquest on the body of Mis- Clementps Ander-
son in the Ninth Ward murder case. The following
IL the letter:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
TIE ITALIAN QUESTION.

Al for the state OF the Roman, or, if you prefer,
the Italian question. lake this from Swiits dedica-
ton oi tie E" lsle OF iub," IS satisfactory cum
may provisional report: off SHOULD venture in II
windy day 10 ii M TO yonr hghness hat there Is Ii
large cl,uo near The horizon in the form OF bear,
shotler IN the zehi with lie head OF an arr, third
10 the west ward with claws Ike sgon, aud your
III .hi4ess should Ia lew MINUTES think tit to eN-
anime The truth, il ID certaln they woud all lie
changed in f!urc and p0tiioni new ones would
sris, and all We could agree upon would be, thai
clouds there were"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
GAElntIDI

Garibalds case, as yon will have learned before
hi, from Nelatons report IL hopeful. The chances
are that tie noble Inaa viii save bis Lex, Uilh Il
up ior lie, though months must pass before be eau
B liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

Another English war steamer il about 10 leave Tie
pon Il Liverpool, aud 10 become, when three miles
ou;, CoDi,der.t lrIyaieer. Tie captain - ""s
Mr. Young, lately Of TIE United SAFE. Navy, ana
more emily refident in Pane. Two or three d"y"
AGO Le received a teiegra.hic dispatch from Mr
A4sou 10 come over 10 Englapd. thp1 le let l"-'
uirtt for London. Elh kGssel, Of coarse, does 'i
know about The ship aud captain what hondreds %
Americans knew ten Gays ago about this siip ana
captain.
III that the " worse than bunqle" Of our Gov
errnent. 10 appointing irritating commander NllAcs
70 the West India station, and The intense bnDge OF
ths Captain OF the Montgomery in respect oil the
BTlsb vessel Blanche. should have Deedessly weak
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08

II vii be seen w reference 70 The
RESOLUTIONS h another column, that
Genetal berry has resigned bic Office
u Bfigadia General Of Tie FRS,
Division Of State troops. During
the short stay d 0eneral Berry q.
mongsI u he made for himself q high
reputation for ability and energy As
an officer, aud displayed all those
hne qualities tina, adorn the charae-
ter Of the courteous gentleman. W,
wish him abundant success In his new
Geld o. labor, ~ eommandan, Of th'
camp ~ instruction Ut Enterprise. Ia
Clarke county. Ills selection by th'
President for that important post Il
but a just tribute to bis worth as al
oficer and a man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08

Up 70 the 2and Of September s..
SIS eonscripts bad reported in Lou
isians. and several parishes to hear
from. We learn hat !, Is expected
Mississippi will furnish 5000. II
other States do as well We msy safe
y laugh At Liecoln's GOO, 1000.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08

THE leleffafh imports great snfHsss
IA he faft n Price al va Dom
I'D ihsif brave tfmps NJ ruFlnih
ON Friday last che shemg wefe d'is'
On fpuf II fse miles, md their defeh.
ets mfmouhlei, bringing osr army !
miIs ahi : half inside u their 10
ifsbehmshts. Painful famefs q =
reverse 10 oaf arms have since reach
ei ~. aud We anslnnaIy await faFlhel
dispatches this morning before pat
ting on piper 10 pgcas.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08


IH|b<st 1eI l~I~>vvsr<t( ~
W. n. s~<<4~ u a. o1ef y "a
Afsla.tfm-n = tN<ve s~<t
~ sss=ha e3~s - =
n sFtyy ~ II 6s<,s=i. - \
NJ s..@fy II IN 1eas<lf =
'ka, A. smstrHseJ tsltsef. t~(edh y
hri ike dfht = ~ - ~ '1eN ~
Ne tsttess .'slsi 10 u. sk>e1<a
1tr w ~ AaIy f<II<t y y. ~
ttsssi " tiutyh MT " ~ =
mahy nse ~ Az, nsss ~ - ~.
I nm pfssfi y fI<uf f'sftI6e NJ
ablg had 't.sl ssef~fv Hsh ~ ~
" ltss dsy ssd 'hn' ca IIu<se|i W.
ever s,s lsaJr<t ~ mtt k&vlnS
~ s4,At ~ sdsf raafi day y ~
form. Shle ! rs fHfH'shihr ss' n
wy ssft~g men q asssd n 'hvtevn
NOT ~ Ole pfls haf,. and lhlst<<s
men iot police iaty 10 my es'sp, n.
sdes taking care n : large 'ssel<r
II horses. ~. Notwithstanding shis
ruL Russell wanted fourteen mete n
ny men % help BIZ msn pasad ia
poets, requiring eighteen men IN eve
~ lwehly four hours. l,aI'esihg thi'
% le unjust shd unnecessary ! sefu'
seI Il was a small matter y w
personally. ! bad bat 70 ny sh'
word. aud ihc labor would be Impose'
on my inen right or wrong bat ! w
,erposei 10 prevent them from beinI
imposed upon, and u course rcniere'
myself j~is,as,efal TO Col. Russell AM
General yillipieue. II In trying I.
protect my men ! have got into a dif
Geulty. | think mn entitled 70 III
sympathy not only Of my men. bu
also of their relatives and friends a
: home. | repre, tina. there arc nc
' more self. sacrificing officers IN on
: army, who are willing to protect the.
" men against the s~elfshness and inju'
tice Of the military nariinsis IN cou
mani.
=" have not been officially inforIne'
bu, have good reason to believe ,hl
the Court Martial decided in my &
vor. and all that is necessary to re
; tore me TO command Is for Gener
!. Villipigue to approve the finding
! the Court. This he has neglected
10 Tor four weeks. for no other reasc
!. THAN by keeping me out. he can kce
: one Of his faycri,e staff officers in M
place. This il proven by the "a
that the Law says, the senior capita
% shall gil my place, and yet he is n
a allowed TO do so.
or Ny friends may res, assured tn
to | will have my rights, and those
:. my men, IL | have to 20 to Richmol
r. and apply to the President.
n . A u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08
CHARGE,
u-ssOuED1ExCE Or ORDERS.
SPECIFICATION.

10 this that Maj. NJ. s. Ward, Of
Wards Artillery Battalion, having
received an order in writing from bis
Commanding Officer, Col. D. r. Rus
ell. 10 furnish n certain detail to The
headquarters u the said Col. Rue.
ell. and did refuse permpscrily 10 Il.
low the detail % perform The duty a..
irncd Il. which was to AID IN guard.
ing the Government Storcs al the
Pos, Of Grenada, Miss.
All ,his n or near Grcnads, Miss,
On or about JULY 22d, 1862.
SGD DAN. n. RUSSELL.
Colonel Commanding Post.
Win. sses:
". prrxrSs, L.. Warts ARTILLERY
battalion.
Das. n. Russrli, Col. 10Th Miss.
llegimcns.
A true copy.
kisiOcn fAlccxkR,
Capt. ( A. A. General.
On the trial before the Court Mar.
tial ] took the ground that ARTILLERY
inen are mol liable to BE- detailed for
sueh a purpose. Second, shaa if il
vas admissible ., al. Il eosla only
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08
0dnhlp parsh &lr.
rsspis. MIS-. mT : Iss'.


X faAffsi sermon n mFhfptY n
tha lsls ST. fuaHla In'bs=a
.tfan eff Ne delivered. rfev'tshts
twe.H.ag N Ne IlaTals' shwfh y
its ffas. ~ ~ fhIfd zahisy II
iHs m4tgh, n ils psHA heH r IIf
aafflns ~ ftiaf W ilapsy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08

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80 $500
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in No emooGloo1tGo o~eot)eN1(lens eNe( Ne
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lad.
: v..a~..l.,... n, T.. u.,,,
1 ' al
mere sun o' W. sssn s"'sss k''a w W."
y yoFk on Saturday asl2i 10 1914. Exchans'
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Ths s.. ..v. ,ls.ll 4. h, l.ou.v,lls to,,i
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08

Having understood that many false
reports were in circulation, in regard
to the cause of my being put under
arrest. I deem il proper to give to
the public a statement Of the facts.
The following Is a copy Of the char.
ges preferred against me, via:
CHARGES AND SPECIFICATION AGAINST
MAJOR ". 4. WARD, oF WARDS
ARTILLERY BATTALION.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-10-08
ThE ELECTION,

The following Is the Official vote IL shis
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

lsig9 DAILY Cars ctrs 0~,as, ii
KEox-K, April Is. ". I
FLouR--superapes 50; spria 8 Whea,sa,Is saoo
I'll whsstkxtr - 50, 5z s. so .48la13.ys
HIRAM AxnsHoRTs--seto4 zoe ? 100 - 49,
eoRN--l8 TO fec v bush.
BARLEY-lSc. 44f .teF3 4s
WHEAT--ln good demand Pail e7a7s; spriDi 50
10 sBc. -1+t4-- ~ sz
kYE-ssc 10 ~. 5s41
OATS--i5c. &@N sstr&
poTAToEs- - sa 20 BY tAsloAd. retail opis ase.
sUGAR-Nsw orlsans fair ss0isi, prime lole
IIf; cIaraed Iti6 IsE crushed and lost I9E8 Isi.
AoLAssEs-Piantation $3.50; susarhouse 4s05ss
Golden syrup 7oG75c. -Fsm
coPFEE-RiosI122e; Java 2asa0 Lasnysae46ass,
soAP-pafm &c, Family 5hc, German tci.., ~
cANDLEs-star 1s9 10, stearine -, Mould 10.
LAKD--s to SIC; retail Gle.
ErTTEK-CommonB 17c; Choic Il, ret all lf Ne IS
| PROV 2sk to or Hams <"io S /;
Clear sides ~ to5s RIB sidss ~ to 4
LEATHER-sole 2saes. Hart cs, ase.3p.
HiDRs-Dsy Iot19c, green 4to All green sheep
| peIis ssc6I %, green hog skins l5c. aes
HAY--Timoshy, 90 oo27 90, baiei - oo4 eli
Prairie - 00G6 o.. $3.50 sts
Satisfactorily 81 90; Flax seed 500
| oKloNS--36Ss40e. e4ss f@E4sY
EGGS--4 10 Stc.
| WHITE BEANS--50cQs u 90. aez. II
| FEATHERS 20Q925
| FRUIT- Dried Apples si s5ssI soy Aushel-
Dried Peaches % Ssasa 50. Raisins % cog Is 90.
| CHEEsE-N esiern Reserve &c; Denmak 7aes.
BEEF-aGshc gross.
sHEEP--44 O0s5 o. y head. fys s,s
HoGs-Dressed a22ke.
sALT-G: A. ~ 80 ' sack; Kanswha - IS " bar
reE Liverpool 81 ooDe9 - , sack; Lake 81 20 .
Dbl.
| FISH-Mackerei,s No. 41se8 IS " Dbl. Ne u.
0sl6, No.3 es9afo. White Fish, MOL Is ooas 5,
\ ' haif bbi. Cod Fish 5H6 -.
RAGS--W oe,en (; Cotton &c.
OLD IRoN-h44c y 4. Braa. 6sss6c = =. Cop
per 10Dlahc -.
| EIcnAs0E.--On Now YORK y per cent. bankzbla
funds; on st. Louis for HE funds, little demand
on chicrso 70 per cent Gold to II buying IL
seiitng
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
nv rElEsRarn,l
Ncw York MARKET.

New York, April 10.
FLur Havy and uass,tled, 5aloe lo~ey, ta.ss al
- 1871 IS Tor Super STATE III soa5tor Extra State
~ .54 81 rs for Super Western ~ 90 is for Com.
ssoa - Ms Extra Western; o s0ae5 70 for ship.
panx BssBds Extra h n O. sta
Wheai-Market dull and prices unchanged; sprins
stIe u 25i Western do 81 b.; White kentaeky y. &
in.sriors Can adian Club u H.. III Ia
Corn-Marksi opened dull md heavy; sales at 5aa
so Tor AxeA Wssteru, in aors h9eu. III 81 81 g
Whlsk y-zM srk 81 more aetive and nrunrrs sdfes
24tc for state and W s6tern. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

Among the names Of the officers OF the
18th regiment Who were killed at the des
perate engagement at Pit,sburg We notice
the name Of Lieut.. II. W. HAMILTON, OF
Company /. Lieut.. Hamilton was . phi
vste II the glorious First, and was severely
wounded at Springfield this, however,
did not dampen his patriotism, AZ soon as
he recovered be became member of the
10Th and was elected to lieutensncy
Previous to his enlistment in the FRS,
regiment he was student at the lows
Wesleyan University, at Mt. Pleasant,
studying for the ministry, and was class.
mate with Richard Higham of this city,
who fell at Donelson. While the 18th
Was quartered in this place 1t Hamilton,
BY his gentlemanly and unasuming man.
ncr, made many friends, who viii regret
exceedingly to hear of his sudden death.
He was the youngest efieeH Of ihefegimeat
His residence was in Oscsola, CLARK
County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

THE EpDYvILLE STAR is the name oil
. new paper just started in the enterpris-
ing town Of Eddyville by Msssrs. Melich
and Mcconnell. It is very handsome
papee and has the true Republican ring.
Il deserves to be supported. and the people
Of EddysiIle and the surrounding countr,
ought to furnish material aid to keep il
going We take pleasure in exchanging,
and would have responded sooner had
we ever seen request to do 30. And
that is "wherefore" We could 'isae cruel
be-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

Pessons in want of Harry FarrT TaRn,
: PANTS, Vines, &c, &c win do we'll 10 call 1t ~
this Nursery and select such articles rs they IN
and to be d<sirabic for SpRike PLA HTrNa No IL e
will be found mere ssusfsctory the aTticies ~
they grow in the Nursery before purchash3nR
Persons at distance, others " 10 may Gnd il in
nisnt 70 cali. send their oRpEas ty mail or
Otherwise asd rely upon being satisfactorily dealt
with. Much has been tax emit ivar fus such
VARIETIES FRUIT ~ hss eheen nd to
In this vicinity Grounds situated In the southwest
par. of the city, mile from Main street
Articles delivered in any part OF the city, FRkx.
oRAKex HEDGE PLANTS al Two HoLLAKs per thou
sad.
msrI7-dAw G.. q, HILTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

g Major Mckee, of the Missouri
Black Hawk Cavalry, whose recent ex-
pioit with the secesh lady, is going the
rounds, was in town last night. He re-
turns to his home near Athens, for the
first time since last August. We learn
from him that Col. Bishop has individu.
ally been mustered out of service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

H A letter fIom Ii. Dan. Tisdale,
Co. A. ed Iowa regiment, says that W.
W Clarke and Geo. w. Friend, of that
company, we're killed, and ten wounded.
Hough was not killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

The ladies Of the Keokuk Soldiers Aid
Society desire to render their acknowledge.
ment and thanks to the Ladies Aid So
ciety 1t Des Moines, for their timely re.
mittance Of fourteen dollars, received BY
Mrs. Wittenmyer, towards defraying her
expenses - agent for the associated So
cietiee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

~The constitutional Commander-in-
Chief of the army and navy of the United
States Is represented to have said the
other day Chat The xlaps Of every rcSel
master te]to sesks predictions ef Tie Flag
shaH hare i, and b free"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

New York, April IG.
SiocksMors active; Is e. OF 81, sai; 1910 Treas
ny Notes, ssssSaIeo; Stocks DUH and heavy, GID
50: Hadp fa, sDs; huds, Isl; Erie 3es, \ Y e2a.;
III scrip, Gil III War Loans asFs; Ne d, 49,; Tenn
Sc. SK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
ITO FOR DIME, AND THE GAL
u II LIANT iowa 7th E
Regulations Of Transporsatien anA
Travel

From and after Saturday Jan. 2s.h no railroadeas,
stage coach, vehicle running west or westu ardiy
fren. the Mississippi river uriHto erth Missouri vii
sspssniisd to carry frsight pssssnsersfrom kso-
fuk without the strciest compliance with the resula-
tons Of ths Treasury DepArnsst ct Washlnssen.
which GALL freiehts Of whatever STARE
except sHeh msy tr under military orders shajI b
covered BY aCnstom House permit, and hat ali bax.
saxe OF trssee shall be carefully inspected and duly
seated by Custom House onscer."
The undersigned will issue permits for the trans.
porsasiea Of sgoods for proper personsssd
pisces with the least possible trouble or delay nd 10.
sPee and eaIailbaggags the city,
ia manner to cause The least trouble with
she end desired.
The o6jseAsai Aiis prevent any sid or assist
ance Or Communication With any perfons directly or
indirecy disoysito, or in Arms against the Yedsr.l
Government. JOHN STAkKus, Surveyor.
Custom iieore Z eoauk Jan. Is, IsaR.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

SAFELY HousED.-TThh he lady and gen
tleman whose pleasure excursion from
Rock Island to this city we noticed yes
.erd'y are safely lodged in the calaboose.
The City Aarshal received despatch
from the Sheriff Of Rock Island, saying
that he would be here after them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
SAM,I j. KrRkwnon.

As the Hospital il already full, the
Mayor is obliged to find some other house.
He is looking out for one, and he and our
,eitizeas generally are doing their best to
provide suitable Accommodations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

Ss@5sI - - = *%~f
for insertion-to say nothing of 81 in
cash. 80 ~
The Committee having int heard that
abest two hundred Of lie wounded SOL
disrs ssre shout TO Be seat q Keokuk,
the question WAS made whether it would
not be the best policy 10 retain the above
named contributions for their benefit
But, after discussion and council, it was
determined to send them to their original
destination, believing that thsre is loyalty
and generosity enough among our citizens
70 meet asy demands upon them which
the presence Of so many wounded may
make.
Mr.. John H. Sullivan, Mr.. ]. w. Tay-
lor and Miss Sarah Buell. take charge of
the contributions. and viii see to their
proper distribution on arriving at Pitts
burgh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
weunaea ssiaier. Coming.

Wounded soldiers Coming
The following telegram Was received
yesterday by Mayor Creel:
Cairo, April I6.
To MAYOR OF kEoKIK IL.
A boat load Of wounded are going to
Keokuk. Prepare the Medical College
for their reception. Bedding and bed.
cots, shirts, drawers, DC, will be needed
Telegraph Kynett at Dasenport for sup
plies. Cooking utensils will Be needed
for some 200. EtF8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17
THE GATE CRY.
THURSDAY, APRIL IN.

SEE THE "X"-We win hcreafte,
mark an \ on papers TO indicate that The
q time ofsnbscription u nearly Or quite ex
pired; and when subscribers wish TO con
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

~ Mr. Sample and other people, we
presume, understand it to be within the
scope OF our editorial duties and obliga-
tions to expose by name, persons in our
community Who cypress sympthising sen
timents Or manifest disloyal procliyities.
And in that view Of our obligations We
faii under their censure for failure of duty
in the case presented in u. communication
in our columns this morning. Now while
the present case may be one justifying
public apprehension, it did not strike us
as sufficiently serious or SO dangerous as
to demand at our hands the necessary Ia
Dor required to hunt up the evidences, get
at the precise facts and merits, and be-
CONC responsible for tho proper presenta-
ton of them to the public. Mr.. Sample
has assumed that responsibility in the
present case and voucbes for the truth Of
the statement over his own signature, and
We give it circulation. In doing 50 We
would simply say that there are scores ia
.ouf city whose sentiments are not less OBJ
noxious than those attributed to Mr.. Gar
Der, and as the ball is now opened they
had better "dry up" and dance to the
music Of the Union or make tracks hr
Dubuque with convenient dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-17

COM. FOOTE AT TT. PILLOW.
Com. Fooie is going on to Memphis
He was yesterday before Fl. Pillow, and
expected to reduce that place in good
time
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FouED.-On Wednesday morning, on
the Levee, sack full Of socks, which the
owner san have BY snquiring at this Office
and paying for this notice.
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The COMMITTEES who we're appointed to
attend to the receipt, package and ship
ment Of contributions made by our citi-
xens for the relief of wounded soldiers It
Pittsburg, report that donations have been
made promptly and generously, and they
have packed and shipped tpenty -t,eo b0re,
and four barrels Of .r.;c!--, cc.srrcc==SS;.:
mainly Of the following: Canned fruit
Of all descriptions-Psachss, raspberries,
cherries, gopasbsrrieA 30. 10. dried ap-
pies, peaches, pssrs, III; jellies, pickles,
tomatoes. catsup, lemons, oranges. apples,
sugar, praoss, pearl barley; large quanli-
ties Of tea, oodee and sugar; large guam
titles Of linen, lint, bandagss, sheets, pill,
lowusasse 1911 Il A. aross osaer nj
ces-the list Of which would be too lohx
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RivEK IrEhs.-The river was rising
again Yesterday. We are sorry for it,
but cant hslP 1t. The " Father Of Wa
tsrs," Is we'll Is other fathers, will some,
times get on an ;iold high" More's the
pity.
The JEANNE Deans is the packet for
st. Louis. and the Kate Cassel for Da.
venport, this morning.
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The 18th Resisnsns.

The last company Of the 18th was mus
tered in yesterday. and the regiment is
now full. Il is ordered by Gen Halleck
to Pittsburgh, and viii leave oil Friday
morning.
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Meeting 81 the Ladies' Ala ssciety.
The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society will
meet in the Medical College at 10 o'clock
this forenoon. As some two hundred
wounded soldiers are soon to be here, and
must be provided for, it is hoped that
there viii be full attendance Of Ladies'.
There j. immediate need Of the aid of al
who can render it.
By order of the President
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Mgbe Bs,pss,s.

II oonsequece Of thundse Storm ra-
ging East Of Chicago, We have no night
scPvfssl -
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sixteenth uninefs.

We will publish an interesting letter
FROM the 10Th Illinois regiment to-mor
row.
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Go TO
= n i = HILLS.
80. ksTKs HOUSE,
second door from Bridges jewsiry store, !
TO Buy YOUR

He is and viii be SANDY reeeisisg large adj.
loBs 30 has stock Eeis cheaper Than an, ody I'll
n town Every BODY - invited 10 call aud vi u
sse~a bs gsins car be had.
Ksokak, Aprii g. le62-d