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STATE LruIsLATURE.-senats.

dBdny, March 25.--The I'LL incorporating
the New York Homeopathic Modics. ,ci,ty, was
reported fay, ably, aud ordered T. a trd reading
bills PAssED.
Respecting tho powers AMI duties Of boards Of
supervisors and regulating the proceedings against
them.
Tie bill amcndIn- the charter Of the Isosner's
Ass.ciatiun was g. A motion T. reconsider the
vote was lost AMI ls.l un tNr table
To 0mIc'sats bona tlc Purchasers Of wild lands
for iWIroyO msnts made thereon.
Tie following bills were considered In COMMITTEES
" the whole and ordered 60 . third reading -
IT, incorporate The Sew York Commercial Asso-
citation.
y, rtye h lands under wator In the city q
Brlub 'yu.
To authorize the Brooklyn, Bath and Coney
Island railroad &. rails oi less weight than re-
qu.r,d 0 y TIE general bill.
Otler bills hal progress reported on them.
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Chtrg. No,,1 "a. .-G.v. johnson has pIt news
paI,rs ..f Ter military rue. and suppressed one or
two. n. as issl'l defamation ~ concilia-
tory cL.ts.ior Mr.. Lt.ef.'.c tsi made sspccch,
in which lac said that sls,.iy 5ull be aboushcd II
We could not conquer tl,u any u1her way.
The new government was g. 60 into operation
this week.
Warning has been given that any one uu ring
treason will he arrested The Union feeling il
gaining ground business ia pretty much resumed.
oil the stores arc again opened, and prices have been
much reduced.
A spccis dispatch from Cairo y ITO TH'nrNs
s,,tcs:-An arrival from Memphis s.ys that tie
900 Federal prisoners la that city rale vic
tins Of much abuse II tie hands u & .O, guards.
one Of them hal hccn tLot for oking OF % thc
windows II the prison.
Three ruuluats are on tie ways At Memphis, uu'
&, will take some time /, Gui-h them.
A. Rml.rh there are only four guns moun'ed'
Pot Pillow, however Is strong Nrt.h'at'"n
mounting twenty Gyc G. sui 81 p..',ds'7
Fort PIE, at Ss- orleans, b. reported 10 oHi
sr.,.. It WAS only temporary structure mount
| INK three " four guns.
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From Fort Pickcn. and Key West.

Capt. Fairchlld, Of the brig Yankee Blade, which
arrived yesterday, reports Lea at Fort Pickens
brig wabash, which arrived from Newport 10Th
instant, with wood the three msstcd schooner W.
G. ". rshun, sah..Dar c. NJ Newman, from New
y nix, Horny Perkins, 81 Boston, from plymouth.
Tho slDup of war Nuceuuos arrived ou tho sth,
with the urnboat New London Tho United States
steamer Mississippi bad lon Fort Pickens probably
g. Jon General Batter At Ship Island.
The Yankee Bl0io Srr.yed Il Key West on the
night OF tie 10th, u4i sal'cd ON tic nth. On thl
morning OF tie l7th, the steamer r. II. Cuylcr, ar
rived with the mails to lth March, from the
Nurth.
Lot AZ Key Wet United states steamer Niagara
md Il. II. Cuyler, bark i'll, Davis, aud six o'
Gglt guuloots, wDilc coming over the bar saw
g., transport screw steamer bound IN, hl.al W.T..
u.,ls, who communicated with pilot boat an,
r.oca,lti Wet.
Tho impression at Fort Pckcus was that Genera
Bragg lad lea Pcnl,a'a, aud parties with glass;,
.3.ert ,hnt the guns Of tie robe, fort dyatous ar
nmed hlmd, probably cypo ting a visit f.om "a
Batter. fulr coutrabagis who escaped Gag
tacre are but three thousand troup' at Pensacola
-ld they but poorly armed,
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The ncccn, Hattie at winchester.

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veg -
So'o'A ~ ''' ''''' va, Wv '"'ny 'N'"'" 'ivl
9o',oa '''''V "'' "I' ",.''''a''r INC
''''"y V,'' nv y, o" VI Na"uy VN'N'y' nna
,,,, 800. ,',, '-''
N w.r,,lanI rir.l
a., s,i.ia, hr,,,-,rt an b,s c,r,,s o,, a.,
80, si,u aro,s ,,,,, hal ,rd ., s, ,o,o,,r
,,...n,,-s o.,, sli.l9. ,... ,,o,,,,d,d IN to am,
-.
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aUMORED OCCUPATION OF KINGSTON.
The Nashville Captured.
60, 80,

Washington, March pa dispatch received
hero lato las, night from Winchester says hat
General Banks was then at Cedar Creek, two miles
from strasburg, which he intended 10 take today.
LATER-TnH Rour.
Washington, March 20, ?. N-Gen. Shields has
received dispatch fiom Major-GencraI Banks
latcd.-
Five miles beyond str,sburp
The enemy are still in retreat, aud our forces in
hot pursuit Tsc loss Of the rebels must have been
enormous They have abandoned wagons along
the road filed with dead and dying, the hsisc- ON
tho route are found crowded with the wounded and
lead; the dwellings in the towns adjacent to the
battle field Of Sunday are also found filled with tie
wounded. 60
The inhabitants aided the rebel soldiers in carry
ing OF their wounded during the day, and In bury
ing them quickly "a soon az dead.
Our artillery makes terrible havoc among the
enemy in their flight and the rout bids fair to he
one Of the most dreadful Of the war.
LArEr.
Winchester, March 25,-It Is currently reported
tonight that Con. Banks has oyerulkCn and destroy.
cd two hundred Of JscksonS wagons
STILL LATER.
Winchester, Va, March 25.-The latest
from strasburg Is to tho effect that Gen. Banks
with Gen Shields is there, with Gen Jackson in
IL a
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shields forces. Gen. Banks, who was on the way
N was ngton, Sunday, returned and assumed
Command. Meantime, Gou. Shields division, esm-
rsnded b, Col. KirnhaH, pursued tbo enemy hey
ond Newton, shelling them the whole way.
J.kson's men were perfectly dcnoraliSed and
beyond control. They threw overheard the dead
and wounded W tighten the wagons. II 10 Dotices-
,Lle hat nearly all tho -, lsra,es wounded
were sho, in the head and breast ''''rg tne sups-
riorty ofoIr marksmcn.
Those who conveyed the f.las ipte 81 nan.
Jackson, causing t1.s dissst - the rel" hh'' b
heavy wcigh OF guilt b. shoulder.
u was evidently known g. many In ho town that
Jackson wa approaching from the holiday attire
and Juoyancy Of spirits among mon and women
here
Gen. Shields command being screened from OBJ
.eryaton on tie east side ~ the town, lead tire In
trn.nts ~ believe tha, al. our trovs were ova-
cuatIng, aud that Jackson would enter unobe, +
"a. Til evidence h rom prisoners.
Good J.t.a "y &c cacmy's los T. over fvO
bil.'d. bJr wu.uI,d. ..nI ..J pa, lers, Including
an s.d 10 Jackson. Qua lu-s ir Killed scs IN
wounded about 10
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY

q, o. , =, -. n
'h'E@'IES OF '"M. LEVY, L. D Nine :
funeral uhstluirs Of this dlstnruisled naval otHcer
rh, su,detly ,v,iro,l la.t s,,,,ri,. ,,,,rr.1 "a.
~ -
o. WIS"
''''' 50 ,'.,l.., 80 O.",sn
.'''' v ""''' '' Vi u''''N'V' VIM "e'o'aJ
attached
About quarter before three O'Clock, battalion
or = ,,,,,.s aud ,bo ,ro,, n, ,bo .ht,. -, a..
- =. - "''' Wv w" VI VIZ ''F VI 'us
llnc NORTH CsrvAna, rrecfdnd hy The Navy Yard
l,d arrvcd In front ~ ,l,e r.sito,,a and ay,.i,.5
-,
the formation OF the funeral procession. Tue body
was placed In plain wooden coilin which, accord
,,y 10 Jewish uso, WAS yyitbou, M, lpscrintop IA
'o ,,,1- -, -. -
was ufaleu III piseh 'oNe' pan oo'ereu WIN m
American ensigI, Hlf on the lid were tho chapeAu,
svvord and uniG5rtu ~ ..s,a,d The Rabbi of ths
:, -, -, !, - W, ,o,t -.
a. D.. ~. -, -. -, . ~ % "a. -,
.-, - a. A.
'' 50 - :, A.,
''''s
80 -.
~ - ''l' = Wv 80 e 50 -
'"' So ''''''o '-' avn '-'
'' ,N',. - -. ,,.,, -, A..
Le,ites shall take il down, and when the Taberna.
Gle Is To be- pitched the Loyites shall set up. And
th' 'ttanE,r ,ha' yon'th nR sAi ps pun 70 des.n'
l,t Noses sad, Kisr tp. q Lord and lei thine ems
mics be scattered and let them that hate thee Zee be
gore 'e,' l,t 10 ai'.i t'e ms ",.s's o,'ife Son-
l.,l bar tbee ON their hands lsst tAoi dAsL ~
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rron CmIiInrnIn.

San Francisco, March l7.--Ship RnRleadcr
sailed today for Japan, with L. s. Minister Pguyu
and suite.
Steamer Plnams has arriyen from Maza,lan, eth.
The latest news received there from Arizona repre-
SCENTS that the country is almost dcpopuatc, ON &C
count II the secession sentiment AMI The hnslutlcs
boring 900, were awaiting achievements NJ Tuluc,
with the ayowed purpose " taking Fort Yuma, In
California, but most CO., the I've regiments II Call
iornla Volunteers were in Tat portion oi Ito state,
and would be gI.i N mont an lmvalng enomY.
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eros, Tim'r, Ark., Marr6 25.-The follow
ing is a special Dispatch to the st. Louis Repub-
can; Tho supplies Of forage and provisions having
become exhausted in tho region abot Sugar Creek,
the army made retrogade march 10 miles yestcr-
day T. tits place
The enemy are rccupersting probably being re-
.n'orccd by fresh troops. We have information that
% large body rocros-cd In" Boston Mountain with
tho lntuutiou OF alta king us again.
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Intrr frnm snntn Fc.

Kansas city, March 25.-Passcngcrs who
have arrived here hy the Santa Fo stage, brings
the following psrt.gularsi-
Colonel IIough, of Colorado, Lad arrived tF"'
Union, with Eve hundred and fifty men, march'n.
one hundred and sixty miles b. four days. They
intend forming Junction with Colonel Candy
who was SIN at Font Craig on the 1th instant.
Tho advance guard o. tie Texas was at
Algederos, forty Ave miles from Santa lie, GA dc
It'll instant.
Another battle was expected 10 take place On the
frst Of Anil.
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The general Appropriation b.ll was taken up
On motion of Mr.. li-Lcr UgHudyd by Massrs.
s'lnlcfc.d aud Levor.ig' and opposed by Mr.. Al
word, tie clause limiting the publication " tuo on
'inl canvass g. The ~ te paper WIS amended ~
adding and two papers In each Senatorial Dis
Uict"
Nj r. N n onas moved h strike ont The appro-
prltiou f.r t's State gssoss5ra aud a. abolish that
, iHre. Carried by % g. 30.
Tue liu was then ordered ~ a third reading.
Tie Annual Supply bill was taken up.
Mr. Bturdi'rs motion 20 strike ont the amend
neut uhssiug tie Office of St &C. Assessor, adopted
ina Committee Of tine Whole, was lost-4l y O.
Adjourned.
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From the Pacific.

CALIFORNIA.
The steamer Champion has arrived from As
puwal, aud brings $780, SOC, % ia treasure from san
Francisco aud $4,000 from AspuwalL
Van Buren, Wilson, n native Of St Lawrence
county, y. Y, was killed Ia the M,uz,nta Slope,
near Port Wine, ou the 9TH Of February, by being
struck IN the back at tho foot of tie slope by load
eli car
Atou.Go hurricane commenced at Carson City,
Nevada Territory, uu Oh, g.doi F,b NIL continued
0 days 1t showed ami faiuod alternately and
many buildings were destroyed.
Reports from Ito mountains indicate another
food, which " as being anticipated at Sacramento
SCUM ANEKoA.
President Perez aud two members ~ HIS Cabi.
net, arrived At Valparaiso on the t2th Feb, when
a popular turnout took place, all business being
erected In the streets, buildugH illuminated
and every demonstration made Of public salts
faction,
Hon. Thomas II. Nelson, American Minister at
Santiago, recently delivered letter FROM the Gov
crutncut at Washington, couyratuating Perez on
llH elevation to the prtsidcuyy.
In the River Plate provinces the revolution has
| triumphed in almost every part Mtrc, OF Buouos
Ayros is dc Jdcto the President now.
In Chill, the wheat harvest is SLIM but other crops
promise we'll
Part OF the revolutionary party having been ar
rested aud others having hcl from the country, the
government is now occupied In administrative re-
organization, snd the army has been reduced " a
peace footing.
The attempted revolt in Ariqulapa was speedily
suppressed aud quirtnrss has SINCE existed
Tho IN feeling In Lima against Sp.iAarIs IA said
to be dying out
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Apptrrn LAST ryrN1NG.


sTvAMsuIps New nt7nsvi,k, u. sicor
trnnsport1 l.srntnn, New r,rr. y g, I'd inst VII
wounded aud si,k from tla Rirr'Te cNi 't.n.'- '
tho u 4 AssT Qusftcrussi'r ~. INST Oh hf''
rns- nass,d a 1 $ gtinlsrt. bUtua 2.
Eiipburr, lRr M.erlou-, Liverpool 18Th last
and Queenstown 18Th, al ~ T ", wit v 's az.
passcngcrs T. q Dale. lath inst, ~ Oh H,".
kinsels pes.'d 4 amshp kmgago, i"r I've. 20.
March ", let ~ 20 long 20 3d. passed strau.s
tsupposedl City OF Wssh.r s,or.
sHips-Oruziralo. Townsend, ~ Boston, IRON
Havre G. DAYS. In ballast g. TIC ' ..''f "
heavy westerly gales mHsi Of { D. ' -
srils, Sc 60,
SIN spraruc. T,s-,. G.. saw .ii or. .rek ~
/. with tads. = y Aisue. " u WY .'-'} "'5',' y
gales fcr the l.si % lsys. l,l TO- ~ 81 w. IVY
YtoaS 80 ,rorri.a-,r fron, W 9. W $ ". Ia.t.I D..
sl.,t iours thc SEA l7iiur over ~ cup 900 l'i,
feet byseh. Mryh 'ih, a.. ANY ,,H N e
d. docks fith iai a. %. lore % 10, issai IS
~ plank AM ship knee, md vl'i was suTin .ed t.
l. part - buai.
RARK- Cnri.,irN -p-' T'ln, Trinidad Cuba,
7. d.-s. with sr.a. {. tue ulast,r l!th, sWh sui
va mt, I'll % .i.-tN tI.uIuit rcd violent gao
frusEt T., W. lcsi desk I'D Of mo.sssos and
strained tht ycss, same
pRIGs- rr,u R--n,rd, Bourne, Messina Jan Il,
~, NJ. vrrr,.. r. intellect. cola Mnrch 1871,
VT sururt Mes v.Nr o. e.. 49,,
Ai,c. III t,ood 3. Nsy",ns'' T H. il days
vi nl,iss. 90 So. .tt. J.na- q e..
e. -isti-a rIt. nd At... r's Rotterdam Dec -,
W.. ,ris. t.i.a,r. " a.tr \ Wruit
CT crime NtlHs uH. WuterIort Ne, 10
dayS wit urtcr te %. .tsr
sCHooNrrs-r wlm,a, Bryant rh.ladc'.
lTN'rG,,. { ....l... lIr'ta s-r-v'sn.,.
t;,,l-sia " .,I.. s.t..s, W., a.t. corn.
n. Pests. L,.l-... ~ b.. y t's, lo
ws,sr WA. II. +. p ..j', ta.s.t. .r.'n.
. para.iH. ". s- = .f.''t. 3. 8 '.. D. 'r'Hu.
Mr-u'rs st.r. " Ter. T. l'I ..l 10 'y', ~
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The Wnr in Missouri.

Kau,ls Ciy, Marh pa skirmish occurred
bc,y,ens detachment u the Sixth Kansas Rcgl-
mcut and Tuantialrs band, near Iulcpoulchre'
Mo-, on tie 22nd inst. Tie latter was routed with
seven killed. TIE Fcdorals lust ono Killed. aud
captured eleven prisoners and twenty horses
The rebels Killed two Of our men and burnt the
l,ridgo over thc Little Hluc River, tie same day.
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Cairo, March 26.-Ahairs at Island No. 10
are in stGtu quo, and the mortar boats are firing
regularly bus very moderately, about once ~ hour.
The rsbslS 10 NOD TaDlE.
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AFTER the victory Of Pea Ridge, Arkansas,
General SIGEL Issued General Order to his
command, thanking them Tor their bravery and
endurance. lie rccuptulates their services IN
terms of just COMMUNICATION and recounts the
position in which they were placed for several
days before the battlc--alnost without food,
sleep or camp fires, and patiently awaiting the
moment when they should drive back the Toe,
and break through the iron circle that separate
them from the main army. During te lious
nights march they secured train Of two hun
dred wagons, before the enemy were aware
Of the direction they had taken, and then
made a retreat Of ten mii,s from Boutonyillc,
TO Sugar Greek, fighting all the way with an
enemy five times stronger tlan thm elves, who
made desperate efforts to capture or dc'tIoy n.
little force IN detail, and 90 achieve the ruin a
the main army. Then on the next day, unlu
Gen. AsHoTu, thoy formed part Of the main 80,
my, and resisted the desperate efforts Of thC
enemy on the rear. On the sih, whom the line
Of battle was changed, in less than three hour,
they changed in line Of battle from rear to from,
and in charge in which they participated,
routed the enemy " like dust before a hurricane,
From o'clock on the morning of the 9Th, unit
4 o'clock on the afternoon Of the 9Th, they
marched so miles; fought three battles, an.
captured battery, flag, and one hundred an
fifty prisoners!
In conclusion, like true soldier, Genera
FGAHL informs his snldiArs that tia Successes q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hyatt's Life Bnlsam.

Rheumatism IA i's most painful forms, also scroll
uls cry spelas, salt rheum, pimpes, blotches, old
ulcers fever sores the worst of diseases Of the
blood, mercural complaints, debility, liver and
kidneys, ncipiont consumption, dc, are most osT-
tany cured by this great purifier.
IIYA1-TS LIFE BALSAM has cured thousands
OF cases OF these and similar diseases, and II Will
most certainly cure any Case which be reached
by medicine, II taken in accordance NTH the direo-
tons.
IIYATT'S LIFE BALsAM cured Mr., u. Rice, %
Grove Il and n linton Market u nfammAtory
rheumatism aud sout, g.tor Lo Lad been crippled
for years
IiYA1"IS LIFE BALSAA cured Mr. y. II. Holly,
dock MASTER III Mtisuu - ui turrihc ulcer, ailaS
be had been I'm tAo Broadway IA sp.tA. SIX montha,
and then Thought o. Poe incuuahls
ITYAGTs LIFE BALsAA cured Mrs G. Gore,sd
ave aud 5l-t st. %. HtIo.uo,ur Anys evil, The ulcers
lld destroyed tae GysH ll,-i tie neck until the
u'Hpo w.7 exposed II cured Mrs, Gre also
yf dyspepsia,
Pcneipal depot &c Grand st.
20 cents per h.iile, 1919
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90, 1862


The News.
THE news tli,- morning l. varied and interest
Ing. From Virginia We have details Of the bat
tie al Winchester on Sunday last, by which it
appears that either the rcbO losses were greater
than NJ 1rst reported, or that u .ir retreat h
made disastrous by TIE close pursuit Of our
columns For miles along tie Inc Of march
wounded and dead rebel. are found, not only IN
houses but on the road side and even their bag
gage wagons, laden with slain soldiers, h,,e
been captured. Truly tic once noble state Of
Virginia is rcaping terrible harvest Of death as
the consequence If secession.
= StrGsburg was occupied 10y our troops ycstcr-
day. This is town with 900 Inhabitants in
Shenandoah county, and is the terminus of the
railroad to Manassas junction. Later intcll-
genco represent General Bunks and General
Shields at this place, with General Jackson in
sight. a battle was expected and preparations
were making to strengthen our forces.
BY the arrival Of the Peabody and New
Brunswick at this port we have later news from
General Burnside. Fort Macon, it appears,
was captured almost uninjured, and tho Nash
willie was only slightly damaged, aud not de-
stroyed as reported. The number Of killed and
wounded in the battle of Newbcm amounted 10
800. The army was in good health and spirits
and preparing for further movements respecting
which-both from choice und ucccssty-we
conclude to say nothing.
From Fort Pckens and the Gulf Of Mexico
we have news that Pensacola is almost deserted
by the rebels, the main body having followed
Gen. BRAGG. Our forces are on the alert neal
New Orleans, and we may soon expect stirring
news from that place. Fort Pike has already
fallen into our hands.
A force Of 600 men, Of the Colorado Regiment,
has succeeded by forced marches in relieving our
little army under Colonel, now Brigador Gen
eral CASBY, in New Mexico. This secures the
safety Of Saute Fe, and the immense Govern
ment property stored there and will cnalle u. ON
the arrival Of other reiniogcomcnts, now ON their
way, to resume active operations and drive the
marauding Texans from the territory.
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Two SPLENDID PERFoRMANcEs Io-phsI AT
psrnurn,s Museum. AT and IN o'clock, +. n. The
Living Hppopotamus, Com. Mutt &C. VIII DC VIZ
Die ut all hours.
Tuk BEsr soar YET INTRODUCED ~ PYLR's
o. X soap. II wears longer than any other Scan.
and e,npyos dirt readily, without injury " the fab
ric Sod 10y grucers everywhere.
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Neptune Division, No. ., sons 90 Tcmpor-
luge, via rO'l public rpD ting 1T Is fn'e Hal, JS
Lost Boon lg.y, this eve iuo ,da", ~ 1ug, Spvak-
ing rs NJ. rrrs MARS1.hND, pICAhP MAR
.l" AID others. Gaad sinrinR. Admission tree
Al uc to7.trd. RICHARD AGstlN, Cas.rmant
- IA RCnornl meeting OF the above
.,. i.r will bee hold at AZ Prince IT. on WcduesdHt
...Y.ty. March 2dth, AZ O'Clock. AL Inlmben
.r lslu.a'. g. nttrnd or tho purpoEg Of electlns
J.uorl ufia .rs foe tho ensuing year. BY ordered
m2b 2iss138
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4. q. H., Long Isiand-The member. al
this cety are requested 70 attend general meet
ing ON Thursday eyeuing, March ~, al ~ o'.l5cl
Pearl sts, brooklyn, Tor tie purpose Of elea,i ,,.
officers for the enaniny year. PHILIP CHASE n
T.; MIOIAELDAILY,'G q. 8. mhSa 80 W
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Dr. Upham of Boston, one Of the four surgeons
detailed by the Governor Of Massachusetts for spc-
oia service in Gen. Burnside's division, was sent
on shore on the sunday morning Rher the hght b
organize aud take charge Of the principal hospital
At Newbern. For this purpose the large and com
modious Academy building In the centre Of the
loSn vS SalsctAd Aad ApesdilT h4lsd with TIE
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TO the JOurneymen SeGar Makers of The
Oiy Of Ssw YORK and Vicinity-An adjourned
meeting OF the ssgar Makers OF uls oity and WENT
~, IN regard to the proposed tax hill, viii be beI
Al We Harmony Han, 1872 Hester st, al TX O'clock
Z. y, on we Sdth day Of March, 1852 By ordsr AZ
| We VoHuA9ls@ GEo' ., BoAS, Chairman. ISS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-09

Fonr-Recfirt. ~ ,ea6 bbis; market quite Arm and
moderately active; ssiss al s4a0 Is for
snpernn$ State - 4al So Tor Extra State; ~ 2ooa
"a Is for superhae Westerns ~ &5sl IS for Common
TO good Exim Western; s5 O5as Is for common
% Fosd skipping brands krtra Round Hoop Ohio.
whest Receipts 19S s34 busL; msrket sbou. lie BET
ter, with good export demand sales OF IS QUO bush
&c sei on for Mitwaukss Club; u eel o5 for Amber
Iowa: ~ IS for White Michigan.
kye-ATset quiet and dropping; sogaac for Chi
cage. IS k@s@S s ff&
C~rn-Fsceipts 49, ~ bush; market active and .
shade drmer; sales Of 900 bush At 5p45ie for old
Mixed Western, and @e1<8c for new do. 80
Whisky--Asrkst heavy aud lower; sales of 800 Dbis
ct 2a944c z4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-09
oUR FLEET BEFORE RICHMOND.
~ - q New YORK lima

The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press, under da.e Of the
9th says, from City Point / learn to day
that our war vessels 10 the James river
aboye City Point have RIM the batteries
at Drury's Bluff, and it is rumored that
the Monitor has passed through the OBJ
structiona, sinking the rebel gunboa.s
about Richmond. If this be true, the
Monitor is at Ricketts,.
A number Of powerful guuboats have
been sent up the river during the past
two or three days, and our feet before
Richmond now is quite Formidable, con-
sisting Of 60 vessels. armed with tue very
brstuf naval ordnance. aAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-09

FAIR! FAIRl--The German Ladies
Society will hold fair, for the benefit Of
the German Protestant Church ct Billig-
mans Grove, on the plank-road, on Mon
day afternoon, june 9th. Should The
weather not be favorable it will take place
at Borows' Hall, on Main street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th. Omnibusses will be
in attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ANAAAL 4N0 A|A1kJs
W. All -.-o8A
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'"'' s"' 'e - my e"ee'
Lo"htH'
'" ~aa. ' 'ls''s' s'on - io~S
Ke0k ak H0rttculturalS ockctv.sHea-
0md Annual Summer Eek hahiti on.
This exhibition will be held 10 this city on Tuesas,
next jane 10. The following rules aud regulations
were adopted 1t the last regular meeting:
ist. The exhibition Of carly fruits and flowers shall
he held ~ such time and place the Exhibition Con,-
mitee may determine, seven days notice to be given
In the city papers
Cd. Persons not members of the Society, VISITING
the exhibition will be charged 10 cents admission
I'd Persons com peti ng for premiums II, bc
o5 cents entrance fee unless member. ar Nh. soea,
ith Premiums.
Pa, b.., &, ,. whsrt{ax -, -,
caio,sa nhntosya1.5 ~ 80 "'ah one p'ht hne
eoY hes, 4 Hsrd. EnIn. az
one 4Ae s''''ea fnet"sraih o.
Fer bsst specimens OF Pot Hos.. n Hne ra,or., ~,