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which a %, siderable export trade is carried 90
by American steamers and sailing crsA, from
Sbanghai.
This r is rapi''s t- ng an important
eeat OF tr. a. .e.s.tf first class consult
ate, 40 n '.fic.. interests already 10 the
ascendant .a.y oe still further advanced.
From Vienna our Consul rop1rtrt hs,-tho eN.
portAtion 20 the United States during Ahis year,
fell lhort in cJmparison with the previous
year, in the amount Of 53S, 800 iiorins, 3 result
81 our state Of affairs at home.
Considering tho cireum'tances, the result
must 10 considered a. very favorable. The
commerce Of Austria Ia very extensive, and no
county iii Germany is more productive, not
only in regard TO agriculture but also in manu-
featuring.
One very great oppressive tytem 10 industry
has been rem owed, the restraint imposed by
laws Of a Corporate society. or /ymG /trong.' .
Every man has now the privilege TO engage in
aty husiness he secs fit.
From other points similar interesting slate
n.nt Ct facts has bcen received, the most i'm
por.nnt being an account received from our
commercial agent at tbs AMOR PERRr Mod.
CoLLrNs, Esq., Of the progress Russia is max
ing in the settlement and development Of that
extensive country which she has recently added
10 her overpown dominions. by means Of
new commercial ard trading treaties with China
ard Japan, Russia /, gaining an exceeding
strong footing upon the Pacific coast, and as
her power in that direction becomes organized
and eonsolidi tod, She will bo placed in a con
dilion 10 soiiouily threaten EuRlands supro-
macy in the Est.
General Mcclellan Defended.
The attack upon General Mcclellan in Con.
Rross, coming from Mr.. Gurley, Representative
from Ohio, has received its response from Mr.
Cox, archer member from that STATE, VIII,
ably defended Gen. Mcclellan course, and in
dulgod in some sharp trticifma upon bis critic
whose martial reputation was acquired at Bal
Run, AMI who's brief experience on Fremont
staff, which he deserted when Ffomonta sta
| paI,d, did rot make him a military export fl. tC
cfitiviso a sklful General.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
go ,Ic,Ia.,rr. of the NFreeaan,.

Janes a. McNIasIer. OF Inc = TromHh-.
Ilurnai" and "Freeman's Appeal" viii lectare A
Irving Hall, cor Of 18th ST. opp site the Acsiemyoi
Music on sunday evening next. Lecture 10 COM
Inenre al : o',lugk The subject Is "Christnpher
columbus" on which X promised new light regard
ING Lis character and mission. Tickets 20 cents.
''s '' ja3l 2'lOt
Convention Of Irish societies, Delegate
t. the above named Convention are requested 70
meet al HterniA Hall, ~ Prince street. this tfri-
dayl evening AT : o'clock, on business Of import
ance. BY order JAMES SANFORD, Pres JOHN
A KINNY. Sec. ~
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0fioial from Com. Goldsboro.
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Ito! For the seat OF War
RECRU lTS WANTED FOR TITS JAChsoN
ARTII.IERY.

This Regiment authorized by Ills kxoeliency,
Cover nor Morgan, and designated by him as the Va
REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, Ia In want %
100 ABLE BODIED RECRUITS,
aoad f,nr is a. 40 years, and not less than feet
80; TSo Rr,in'ent IL quartered at the UNION BAR
A. ACKs r lst New York. and the best Of rstlons are
hlru shed. , 49,,
A splendid uniform and liberal supply 81 under
c,ntring furnished immed ,tely aud the authori-
I rs ave relief to the families NJ recruits,
Tie REGIMENT Is Intended for garrison duty,
aud oilers the advantages g. recruits "i No lng
marches and NJ exposure b. storms, etc, incdeutd
o. field duty.
500 BpuSrY AT uW ENrlRATioS ot thy WAkl
IIeadquarteis, go Grand q. gnr b'wary:
EDWARD Nj BRAY, Colonel.
iAiO Glib
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

NO CAUSE FOR DBsPONDRNCY.
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MORE VESSELS FOR HA1IeRAS,
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oG,b Reyiment New York Volunteers. This Regf-
Tnent one Of the crack corps in the service, u nov
statinai i'm comfortable winter quarters, AZ Camp
RT,ghtWobd-one OF the defences OF the Capital
near Washington, ID. q. number Of able-bodied
men are required 10 bring this Regiment up 70 tha
maximum standard required by the U. 3. Goyeru-
ment Pay, clothing, and transportation W camp
FURNISHED on being mustered into ths service. PqT
further information, apply 10 Lieut. JAS. GRANT,
Recruiting Oficer, 80 Centre -. JAS lO'l00
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INDIcA TONS or WARN WORK.
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Western Military Movements.
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RumOred Sale Of the Nashville.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

EARL Russell TO Mr.. SEWARD.
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavalry raEl-
asnI authorized TO be raised, orderly SergoAnl,
tArriera, musicians, ! aAddlsr, wagonor, sszs
ANDERsON, 10 Cout IT., Brooklyn; also W j. W.
MCCORMICK, 81 QhsisyA 81 Boush a., oor~a
BSTling Sip, - Mia
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Trenton, n. j., Jan, sO.-A bill passed the SEN
10 today, eSemptng telegraph operators IN Ne"
aTsey from military duty,
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Discussion Of the Trent Affair,
OUR FOREIGN FILES.

JOHN BULL SATISFIED.
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fife away, you hhu' Teller
You may fifc I'll you are yeller,
Before Won get hold u me, "

NJ, Cox referred, in conclusion, 10 the NJ linus OF
t,-s attacks Du ten. Mcclellan. II was because
lie would not make this war an abolition war. lie
would not now discuss this aspect Of our debates
Haupily he could announce that no oonhscatng
rIuancipsting bills can pass this Congress. Let the
ahntioni-t- how ou-lrt Phillips declare that VIC
tory by Mcclellan would only cover up the old slav-
cry : re-, ami, therefore, was N lie deplored. He
hoped that these attacks on our commander, our
Constitution, and the Government, which were dis.
,,Iurayins u the army and the Taxpayer. Would
Cease for the common obeot-the restoration "' 'hs
mn T7a Army hin hnsily was passed As originally re-
Adjourned.
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Portland, NJ, Jan 3O-rbe steamship Anglo
saxon, from Liverpool tie 'dIh' via Queenstown
the nth INST, arrived here yesterday. Her M
vices are FIVE days later than those already received
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nv yoYAor To uArrrrAs-roron rNrrHii S'tA -
1rtrtSD own riIr swA'u--ApNAN'E oN HpAHvhf
IsiASD ISTtNrtp.
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r. bark Pony from Rio JAnoro Dec lst.
Schr karragllsctL Hall, hom Havana Jan II.
SPOKEN.
The s ship Shepherd KNAPP, Henry Ey,ing',
commander, was spoken Jan. q, LAT - p, Ion b' ~
by the brig G Billings nj this port from ~ Tho s,
AZ cruising for priyatoerA, officers and ere" l well
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The WORD ..C.n.ervnt,ve.,

''Is not the English language becoming
unreliable, asks Republican cotempor-
airy, when the party that rebels to des-
troy the Government calls itself conser-
vative." Not, we reply. if cuse the
word IN the same connection that the au :
thor did who revived it. The word con
sentative had become obsolete, but was re
yiyed by Mr. Cooper, in the Quarterly
Review, in January 1880. He said: "We
despase and abomlnate the details Of par
tisan warfare, but we now are, as We
always have been, decidedly and conscien-
tiously attached 10 what is called the Tory,
and which might with more propriety be
called the Conservative party Thus
used, tho word is quite appropriate to the
party, which, more than any organization
since the Revolution, reflects the treason
able sentiments then entertained BY the
tories Dav. Gazette.
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FROM hEM YORK.

4FtW 4UIkt y UHt ~.
Inc mayor vetoed the appropriation Of
90, 900 Tor tho St. Joseph hospital for
sick and wounded soldiers as net within
The province OF "a lna',icipa government.
An accident Gee, Fed on the Camden
and Amboy Railroad yesterday by which
one car was demolished and four Others
precipitated into the canal near Trenton.
One man, connected with Capt. Cook
Mass battery, was drowned aud 60 horses
Killed. The accident was caused by de-
tached rail.
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First Session
w aslington, june 25.

Washington, june 25.
sEEATE.-The return of the Serge ant
alarms Of the Senate to the summons
issued Tor West H. Humphreys, sets forth
that he had made proclamation calling on
West H. Humphreys to answer TO the
charge made by the House. No answer
being made, the President pro ten, stated
that the managers on the part of the
House were at liberty to proceed in sup
port OF the impeachment made by the
House. The names Of witnos SEES sub
prned were then called by the Secretary
OF the Senate Andrew johnson not an
swcrlng. be was, IN motion Of Mr.. Bing-
BAN Tor the managers on the part of the
House, excused from obey ing the sum
mons, on the ground that duties OF !
public character rendered it impossible for
him to attend
Most OF the witnesses having answered
70 their names, Mr.. Train, on the part OF
the managers Of the House, opened the
case BY analysing articles of impeachment,
eating what he intended to prove against
defendant.
MIR. Bingham, on the ppt Of the mana
gers, offered IN evidence the first message
of Franklin Pierce, Of March 24th, 1853,
nominating Vest FL. Humphreys for
Judge Of the District Court of the u. S.,
for the Eastern and Middle Districts of
Tennessee; second, the journal of the
Senate confirming that nomination; third
an authenticated cory of the commission
issued by the President, to West II.
Humphreys.
Among the witnesses were Col Cook
Parson Brownlow and Battle Peyton.
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~ The &C. S. A." (says an exchange)
have chosen the very name to which they
are Justly entitled. They are, in fact, Tho
"Colored States of America I" Their
secession and barbarous warfare have
proved them to be the Coward States OF
America" and soon they will be the
|" conquered States Of America
G. s. A.-Colored States Of America.
q. s. A.--Coward States OF America. i
g. s. A.-Conquered States Of America,
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Especial 10 Pest. !

Washington, june II.
There are flying rumors III the city to-
day THAT Earl Russell has sent com
munication to Secretary Seward, protest
ing against the procla nation of Gen. But
Ter concerning the women of New Orleans.
The rumor is probably without founda-
ton bat if it is true that Earl Russell
has made such protest he viii get tart
reply.
A new slave case is before the War
Dept for decision. A Maryland slave
owner attempted to capture fugitive
slave in Alexandria, but the military au
thorities in that city refused to obey the
process, and would not give up the ne
gro. The owner immediately appealed to
the War Dept.
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SHOULD SUcH THINGS BE ToLxRArrp

SHOULD SUcH THINGS BE ToLKRATED7
At picnic recently held 1t Carlin-
vile, Illinois, SO says tho Free Demo
crat of that place--the man Who presided
at the table openly invited call seoessien-
lists and democrats to partake, except
three ladies and one gentleman, WHO
were for the Union. Remarks were made
eulogizing the Confederates and their ar
my, and, on motion of a man who is said
to have been obliged to leave kentucky
on account Of his secessionism, the whole
company Excepting the four Unionists
referred to, Of course,) gave three rous-
ing cheers for jeff. Davis. To add in
suit to treason, the same man then pro-
posed three cheers for "Abe Lincoln .
which was responded to by groans-the
four Unionists all cheering, "These are
facts says the Free Democrat, which
can be abundantly proved. Union loving
readers can make their own comments.
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(GENKRAL oRDrxs--so. %. !

ftKKD uuAETKkA UKFAf1N1KT Tns MIsstxstppIg
Camp On Cofihthk pad, Miss MAJ ieox. |
I. Where commanding etaeers of divisions and
engades have no sel sfne conrhaAd. tut serve with
ar arrlf corps or tn mliar, district, leaves OF alb
kenec given ioafeers OF their command according To
paragrapb ID q General Orders No IL current sere.
must be approved BY The eymmander OF The army cory.
or distriet.
H. Where soldiers sick leave are read 8 to fetnrn
10 duty they Will report to the nearest sdical Office
who will give them eerslea les 10 that effect On nre
s<ntings UGH tifcatss the Dsa tteat
ilfurnish them trans sport tioa tolher regiments
by command Of Aajor General Hallsck.
OFFICIAL J, G. KELT0N,
Assistant Adiutant q eberai
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Burroughs are only sra ted shfU accompanied hy
surgeoo's certificate ta The soldier IL ncapaei.n ied
for dlt and y iii BE- duting The for witch
ihs fnElaggl AZ #Ak4a and In ne case are fHfiaayhH
granted Tor MOTE ihantweniy days"
EATEssiok EukLouoHs
"A certificate Of the attending ply sician giving ir
dstail the condition ef The soiieF the extent 10 Wick
The wound diseass asprvcs him the utp OF limo
or faculty, and that the soiesf sl Le incspscia.e
for duty daring the entre period fcf ch the est.n
si9n Is asked attested by the ola
or notary pnbie That The rhy Aican is respectable
prachsioneI will b. required III ateasas hy the en-
eei who savs the fnriough before he cau extend Ii,
Soldiers wounded iH battle furiougl viii report ty
phssleaDss q niiEato every twenty days
The srpieahon for extension should be mmde to he
onieer v bp gave the furiousb, HOT 10 ih, surgeon
sLose eertlocrte IL attached.
The application for extension SHOULD be tora aYaed
sstofe the expiration 81 the fnf ugfsr
ie post ufscf address Of The soldier siaald ALWAYS
be given
The number Of the Through shoald also be given.
The certificate Oft attic ndinr physician shoaa be ia
conformity With the furgeon's certificate attached 10
furleugh stating the cause OF disability and III froH
disease The ph,sseian sheHl from his know ledge Of
any facts in he case, give hi. professional opinion Ia
as 70 the origin u the disease aud time necessary for
q oompiets recovery;
Gesera Order, No, as current series, Department
Of the Mississippi. May 18th, I-a2 says:
III. Where seiditrs sick lea sc are ready to re.
TURF 70 duty, they wiz rpaFt III. medical oasesr If
the nearest hospital, who viii give them certueates
10 hat effect On presenting snGh certificate tht
onavternastsrfs Department viii furnish them irans-
Pettaiiou to their regiments.
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FLORENCE SEWING MAcHrsE.-The
above Machine which makes four differ
ent stitches, and feeds the cloth right or
left, is on exhibition a, the Parlor Of the
Dening House. Ladies and business
men should call and examine its merits,
for it is claimed to be superior to all
others.
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COMMERCIAL.


DAILY oATx CtTS Osncx.
kKox-R, June "a To-. !
FLoUR-supernHes u 5oisprilk " heaie xus $500
FallWheatExtra ~ 25-
n BKASAs bstiokTs-- soto 4oc y loo ~ Y ~
CoRN-1s to aoc y bush.
BtkLEE-asc. E~
wHEAT-ih good demand. Fall 7oa 10; sprinls 50
to SIC.
RfE--a5c TO 20
OATS--le to zoe.
fefkfoEs-spM25Bs iheIoa I'd ;rstail 3ote sse.
sUGAR-D New Orleans fair siQs. prime al
10; clarified iuEiI; crushed andloaf Ili9i3.
hoLAss Ls--Pisniation %saRss; sagarhouss <st2sG
Geiien sytap7o47sc. So 81
C0gFEE-Ro2i asosc; lava cSD3o; Laguy rso4as6.
EiCk-Siggc.
soAP-ram &c, Family size, German tcin!) ~
97ic. s 81
cANBbEs- star lia IS, stearine Il. Mould TO-
LARD to bAci retail eto &C.
BUTTER-Common6 &c; Choice 10, retaili2A8 40
PRoyIsIoSs-shoulsers lsacc; Hams 2as ;cisar
sides to III Rib sides 81 to 4.
LEATIiER-soie 24s2s: Harness27a38.
HfBEs-Dry 10 l2c, grnhhy half price green
A. II. green sheep peits iueg Is. green hog skins
lie
HAY-T'mo'hy, SC 0o11 90. baled IS COG siI
Prairie 81 oee5n0. tss
Enthusiastically 81 90. Flax seed s1oo.
oSIONS-354 4dc.
EGGS-6c. IA
WHITE BEANs--ip good and, 5ocasfe5
= r hATHRRS-25. sggA
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ DaeSs1 ESQ bushci.-.
Dried Peaches $e25a 81 so. KaiAins - o0a s. 20,
C1ELsE--Nesiefn Reserve &c; Denm 1875.
z BEEF CATId.E--2#2ic gross.
SHEEP ~ Uos9 rs v head.
hAlT~-G. A. gtf an, Rsnawh h.. ~ M 80
rel; Liverpool 81 soel ~ 90 sack; Lake o. 40 10
2 80 Very scafce.
FlsH-Maekerel, No. sl6s9 Is y Dbl. NO. sia
4slG. No. , ss4&l0. White Fish, SOL % 50as 4 Is
v half Dbl. Cod Fish .a6 b.
RAGS-W oolen Cotton2c.
OLD iRos-h8Re grass6ase h. Cop.
per log i2he b..
EAouAsoE.-on New YORK 81 per cent. bank able
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago aud cnein-
nati = per eent, sold 3 per cent. buying /; selling
per ceEt.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

We are sorry to learn Of tho sad acct
dent that occurred at Elyas.on, Hancock
county, Illinois, on last Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Eli Parker, our teacher, last
winter on returning from horseback
ride, was badly kicked in the breast, by
horse. Drs Miller and Conner attend,
ed him, aud We are pleased to learn that
he is doing well. A. ,eacl.eI. he was
devoted to his profession and beloved by
all. We wish him long life and many
friends, which a person Of his excellent
traits Of character will ever have.
A Srfray
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T + II. lIumes goes to IT. Madison
on Monday next, and will pay taxes for
parties, if they will call at his office and
make the necessary arrangements. After
july lst i've per cent. penalty will be
charged on all delinquent taxes. Office
on I'd street, between Main and johnson.
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From Des Moines River ana Rail.
Road.

The heavy rains in the last few days
raised the Des Monies river over 5 feet.
They also did some damage to the Keokuk
and Des Moines Railroad, blu, passe myers
come through 30 as TO make regular CON
nections.
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r." Quite variety of fruit Is get
nng into market again. Strawberries
sre nearly all gone cherries have been
in market for some time. and now we
have ripe raspberries and currants.
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TO ALL DELINQUENT
s1eRcwEgS CT acuocL FUNDS AMP
$500 DELfNQUENTS ON CONTRACT sNa
THE STATE OF TOWa, d
LEE COUNTY, %.

80 - :, "a - = OF IOWA, {Sq3 Il ia 49, .s4 /
LEE COUNTY. - %.
Al parties delinquent On contract mates from the
sales nf School LAnis aud loans from the porann.
nest School Fund, either principal or interest," are
hereby notihed 70 .. ones ny Ap tho ssn0unt due
for An extension Of time with 1no. Wan Vsle q
and Jos. HOLMAN, Attorneys for The Committee on
School Fund Of the Bpa I'd or Supervisors Lee coun-
t Iowa In default thereon suits will " Instituted
All prosecuted with the utmost diligence TO src0re
the amounts due.
Done 10 pursuance Of Sections and 0, Chapter 1ls
Of the Law passed the yth Regular Session Of tbs
General Assembly Of the state of Iowa, lf as
49,, Witness my hand and seal OF Office hereto
IL.s afxed ut Fort Madson, this goth day OF June
4 t-~--~' A, ID. le62. =#s&4s
ERIE ). LEIGH, Clerk D. C.
by CaAs. OoxAA, Deputy. tls40-dAw
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inPoHTAnT TO SOLDIERS.
EVERETT HOUSE,, So. louis. Mo, y
June ~, 1862
EpIroF GATKC lTY:

EVERETT HOUSE,, 81. Louis. Mo.,l
June ~, 1862
EDITOR GATk CIIY
Dear Sir ri enclose you herewith q circular OF
Instruction lately prepared at my suggeston,
bic ufioa gbcd soldiers TO have their furloughs ea-
tended BE pleased 10 give 1T an insertion In your
paper for the benefit o. our Iowa soldiers; will save
them great amount Of trouble and anxiety.
have been In This city looking after aud caring for
our lows soldiers for the pas, three months aud pur.
pose remaining here for time, and any etrrice
that render the OF the soldier command
me. very truly, yours,
TH0s W. J. LONG.
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A NEw DrMocRATrc pAprp "

A NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER. We
have just received the first number of the
Muscatine Daily Courier, edited by
Edward II. Thayer. 1t is fair sired
sheet, printed in good style, and We trust
viii be The exponent OF u truer Democracy
than the Dubuque Herald and keokuk
Constitution.
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Evasion, III, June Goth.
! SCHOLAR

CAPT. LITTLER. This excellent officer
in the Cd Iowa Infantry. who lost his left
arm at Shiloh, is now at his home ia
Davenport. lie declares his determine
ton TO resume the command of his COM
pany, and will once more strike for his
country with patriots strong right arm.
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E The packet Jennie ',Yhipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27.

SEE TIE "X We will hereafter
mark an oh papers to indicate THAT the
time transcription is nearly or quite ex-
pred and when Subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit immediately.
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q. ~ PrrsDyfcrinn y. s.. Pic Me
The pic mic which was appointed to be
held by this school today is postponed
till next Wednesday.
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Soldiers Returning to the Army.
The following named soldiers " no have
been home OH sick leave have reported at
the hospital, and win leave this morning
down the river:
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lF- No deaths at Hospital since our
last report.
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b = TEIE e r a PHI,
.Mghf Report.
From Washington.

Rumors of Protest by Earl Russell to he
Butler Order-A Neo ,Slaye Cuse.
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Tsignature az PhysteInn, !

The magistrate or natAry public will cerf, that the
signature s genuine that he Is respeeta bic physician
and resident ~ the county above given and il emitted
To the fali confidence Of ali 3ith whom he may be
brought into bushes laiious In his profession.
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BntcheI or,G Hair Hyc---The Rest In
the World.

WILLIAM a. BlTcHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished nature
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE
sf'ise poat Office sddress-couuty and ST.

Date,
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present date, do hereby certify that -, ard sAat in
Consequence thereof be w. IN my opiuson iHearaei
lated for dniy; and further declare my belief hat
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RAND FOURTH JULY
Celebration at Keokukl
O r d e r OF EXERCISES

National Salute at Sunrise.
Otiey's grove
M u SIC.
BY THE SUMMlTVILLE BAND.
PRAYER,
~ The Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Jopc.
MUSIC.
Reading Of the Declaration Of Iudevend-
ence, by Hon. Thos. W. Clarctt.
MUSIC.
Grafton, BY E. Jeifords, Esq,