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81 The fugitive slave Anthony Burns. ubo..
arrest In Boston under the fugitive slave law
created such excitement some years since, and
belonged 10 Charles L. Suttle, OF Alexandria.
formerly OF Stafford county, Va, died of con-
snort time since. At the time of his death he
was Bapust minister, and was prepared for
II AZ ObcrIin College
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HCapt- WoIden, of Ina Monitor, IS residing
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
- WARRINGTON, January25, 1857
The Secrs of State will hereafter receive Mem
eers Of Congress on business Saturdays. COM
nencine with Saturday the first Of next month.
ian Tiff WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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- The New London STAR saws q person fron,
the country called III one OF the banks in that
city recently and pulleda package OF money out
OF DIS pocket amounting TO several hundred
dollars, rcmarklng that he did not "know about
the bills Of that bank, and wanted to swan"
II they Were willing. 'sCertanly," said the
hank officer. The stuff turned out To ia
Ineie SANS green back demand notes. worth
y or ~ per cent. premium The countrvm. -
seized the bills Of the bank. with evident att.
faction
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MEDICINES.
DR. J. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLBi
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COR.
DIAL EVER TAKENI

DIAL ENkk TAkkNl
using MeLEGNs OVERWHELMING ooRpiGL,
certify that it II absolutely infniliae remedy fcf
reuovatipg and inviEorsting the shattered and die
eased system. purifying and enrlchins the Blood
restoring the sck, suffering invalid TO HEALTH
AND STRENGTH ,
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
IL win cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. DAr-
rh9a, Dysentery, Headache. Depression Of Spirits
Fever and Ague. Inward Fever. Bod breath. or sny
disease of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
- Gentlemen, do you wish TO be He2lthy,
- Ladies. Dc Yen want the Bloom Of Health TO
get MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not moment;
is warranted 60 give Satisfaction viii cure any
ing Distracted Menstrustion Falling Of the Womb,
Barenpess, or any disease arising from Chrome %
FOR CHILDREN. tx
Do you want your delicate. sickly. Puny Children
70 be Healthy Str9ng and Rohnstsathsn Fiye them
the directions each bottle il lie delicious 70 take.
- One table spoonful, taken every morning
fasting, In a sure preventive aeAinst Chills and
Fewer, yellow Fever. Cholera or any prevailing
S CAUTION !LBeware OF Druggists and Deal
who may try TO palm upon you bottle OF Btters
or Ssrsaparilla. (which they can buy cheap By
saying il is Just as good. There are even men base
enough to steal part of my name b dub their rsSS
deeePtions. Avoid such infamous pirates and their
strengthey ng Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else: 1t H. the only remedy that VIII
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, at the same
time sreHgthes and isrisorase the whole organize
ton. IT is put up In Large Bottes-Sl psr bottle
or NIX 00'' Tk ic H'MeLEAs. Sole pro,riesor,
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On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels, boats,
navigating the Potomac river. These will be Issued
by the Commanding Officer Of the Flotiila, and may
be obtained frsm the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria or 1T the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DKPARTMKxT,
Septeuhar II. lS61. tRap l. Init se 10
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CHARLESTOWN.

Glass No. White 0ak Logs; No. 2, White Oak
se s h Psn OAK SsSw
kkSs No White Pine Log pIsnk and
Saves snd ssSns k3
Spies M NH vs. sssss Se 1rsn
Lead; No. 81. Zinc and Tin: No. IS Hardware: No,
Zinc Tf rsn Tor cs SS psns bsa Nc
gu S5H Rasn and Vsrnh No o. Gas
Boiler Iron and Rivets;. B. Pig Iron; G, Lard Oil;
for Gem rsekcR
and Stoves; H. Flax Canvas l. Cotton Canvas; j.
Ranns shd Dry ss ooss HHSs
p Tar for Ropewalk; Q, Sperm Oil; r. Ship Chan,
dlery for stores and equipments; g Stationery:
Fire Wood; L. OK Hides for rope
BROOKLYN, NEW YORe
=. Glass No. /. White Oak Logs; No 2 White Oak
ber No MT Whit 0ss Tim
Knees; No. 6, yellow Pine Timber; MOI. Yellow
Pine W BesmS BIN No yellow Pine Mast Timber Nov
Logs Plank and Boards; no. H. white Oak Boards
No LssuF1 White and Hsss MO-
s. sssi No. IRON Iron TSssd
No zine Tn No s. H. a1a No g Lead
t Psn stores No S < No White Lead No g. Zinc
sesd eEIHssd v RsDs Dyer ~ Nj LIN
g. 3. Pitch. Rosin, Tar; No. q Fish Oil, Tsllo8.
soap; No. z. Miscellaneous Dry Goods: A. Boiler
Roer ana R, klvets D: Pig Iron; G. Lard Oil; D.
Ioois for Engineers; G. Cooking tensils. stoves
go n; Flax Canvass; / Cotton Canvass; j. Twine
n Leather; l.. Hose; NJ Brushes; N Buntins and
Dry Goods; o. Lanterns; @ Sperm Oil: ii ship
Chsndlsry for stores and equipments: e. Statione-
ry; T. Fire Wood - S's
PHILADELPHIA.
Glass No. J. White OAK Logs: No white Oak
Zee keel Pieces; No s. White Oak Promiscuous Tim
Plank Stock Logs; No. Z. Yellow Pin. Beams; No.
4 YelSw Pine Mast and Spar Timber; No 10: White
fine Mast p, and spar Timber; No. II: White Pine
planssi No. IA. White Ash Oars; No. IS; White
Hss5t Hickory, Cspst.n Bars; No Mahogany,
Boards; No Is; Locust; No. o. Black spruce Spar
s a,nsst 5 No a. tISnSmSSis. No. Is Iron round
No. a. Iron Nails wrought and cut; No. 30. Lead:
No. 81. Zinc, Tin; No. IS Hardware; No S4 Tools
for stores; No g. White Lead; No 81. Zine Paint;
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The Mutual AID Society of the Iit,le
haIniet Ol BelsIOiOso, in Lombardy, has sent a
letter TO their wounded president. Gen. Carl
baidl, inciosing IN order Tor the 2ifr TO which,
a. HI4 III, tiiuto member unable 10 gain his
living he is entitled by the rules of the So
clety The generals acknow Iedgment of the
remittance went oil by the next nights nost
lie was perfectly delighted at it.
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Date,
Witness.
1 hereby certify that the above named - a
known TO me as men of pro perry and able TO mai
good their guarantee. Signature, g. II.
Date
To be 81 gned by the United States District Jude
United States District Attorney, Collector, or Nav
Agent.
, 1862-05-26

A RTILIERY AND CAVALRY
IA OFFICkEa-An extra nice lot Of ssnEeA Belts
tnd ssshes+ SAbEe Knott and Spur, Real Buck1kfn
Dress Gsuntlets. Also, lntant1Y Field and Inns or
ncen 5words the best articles made; Colts Smith and
9dEes; enoG1deE ss5sps RqRlss e e. Y soid Tazy
1t1lr1l Over tho United batee Express Ofdee oci&lY
, 1862-05-26

81 For the cheapest and best Hair
JeHeIty. Wigs Bzalds. CuT1k Fttxsez etc. 20 to L.
oHstVALDT: 100 Lake street aud e1anaine rhose Won
tfcial from the natural when adiusted to the head
His hair Jewe1Ey contaIus always the naEest EaSt4
oc446l1Y ;~- : -,
, 1862-05-26

and again recur to the sacred hooks for IL
forccments. 60, military effects are fire.
qnent1y produced bY. displays Of bonn asst. It
is not seldom the case that hostile armies,
drawn up in battle array Within hailfuS dr.
tance, bray at each other through speaking
tEumpets TIL night and pulmonary collapse
put an end to the contest. In all these par
ticu1ars their mode Of warfare bears 1augha.
ble resemblance to that IN which the rebels Of
the West are engaged. "You cannot conquer
us say the lattSF Infinite variety Of phrase
surrender. awe will not be conquered, !"
they howl from the battlaments Of mud,
which they desert upon the first demonstra-
tlon.- "We are spirited and sensitive race,
sand we cannot be conquered,'' they n1y as
they break ranks and skedaddle." "Death,
they lay down their musIets % md lie fato
prisoners quarters ;-in a1l Of which particu-
lars they bear 80 close resemblance to the
oriental insurgents thst If the heads Of the
whole rebel population were suddenly to
spront with pigtails fathom long the appen"
dage would seem entirely logical and appro-
pffatA.
, 1862-05-26
TATARRH! CATARRHlI
~ CATARREl!i
DE-. .HEELYE'S Liquid CATARRH REKEEY,
WARRANTED to be sure cure Tor

lily 1AAA4A+ - y A&AaHAA VIA
WARRANTED to be snse cure ior
G6TARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD
Osz HUnDRzD THousAsD persons die yearly in tals
country OF Consumption Every physician Knows thas
With fully twothrds Of rhle humber, tie d.:esae fEsa
commenced IS 9
CATARRH IN THE NOSE
rne next step being TO the throat and bronchial tune
and laatly, the lnnge. .
cnriuE the first prevent the latter. Persons should
1s to PREVENT it.
sre Ut frat rey slight Persons ind they have cold.
and nRd that they have frequent attscka and morn
sensitye to the changes OF temperature In this con-
Iltop- the Rose may be r or slight discharge thin
Az the disease becomes chronic the discharges sra In
creased quRntity and changed IN quality they aro
thick and heavy, and either got hid Of by blow
haxEsd as q eoaghsd led H. sesreioas sfs o9snai?s
causing bad BREATH the voice is thick and nasal tta
eyes weak; the eenss Of smell s lessened or de-
sas5ed: deafness ffsg9ently takes plase Anoss:f s
the person obliged to clear bis throat in the morning
Of thick e1iy 1uncone. which aas tauen down fom
the bead during The night When ths sSes place tae
lungs and should lose tine In AsEssting It, The
enove are The symptoms Of catarEh as they appear u
o4 bv lie aid of the LIQUID cATARRR REsEIY, a1
tEcSe symptoms caE be quickly and edect7a!ly re-
moved And lave sufficient confidence Ii the Reme-
cy ASSURE all *ho are disposed to test It. virtues N
curing Catarh. that II nfer the tria OF the Remedy
Prce Of The Cata1.h Remedy sufficient fo1 usa
one month with full and cleaF dEechons-
Office, 1873 South Clark Street, Cup stairs)
Address DT. D. Il sEELTE.
de1hsSs6m Post Omee Boz 1851, Chicago. II
, 1862-05-26
Special RnttfFs.

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 19 years and grows In favor. It kills anu
e1terminates Roachea Bed Bugs Ants, F1eas Moths
in Cloths Fu1s and Furniture, Garden insects, &C.
All genuine bears the signsture of Lyon, and not
poisonous to persona domestic animals. Beware OF
cpunterfeit5 and limitations.
Lyons Powder kills nil insects in q trtce,
Lyons Pills arc death to ruts and mice.
Sold everywhere. D-S- BARNES.
my19r494Sm M2 Broadway. New York
, 1862-05-26
Commodore F00te,''
IFrpm the Cleveland Leader, 21Bt.

We are gratlaed to be able to announce
that the past two days has Witnessed de-
cided Improvement IN the condition of Com
modore Foote, and that his physician ex-
presses the belief that the chances for his
speedy recovery are good. On Sunday the
symptoms were not favorable, and he was so
Frustrated as to be compelled to keep abed
during the entiru day, the effects Of thc ex-
citement Of the three days previous still hay
ing their Influence upon him; but by care
and being kept in quiet, he soon rallied, and
there can be no doubt that By continued Sc.
clnsion from exciting causes for little time,
he may early be restored to health
, 1862-05-26
KNOW THYSELF!

X NON IH16ELf!
DIR. y. HI. McCANN,
PHYSICIAN AND EURGEQN. detects to certainty
the true condition and Locality OF dseasea By sp1e
nd ecentihs method Without aaklnE any Question:
Inhalation and Constitutional treatment Dseaaes o<
d: yitas nanse, Cancers Ge5onis ulceFa kaeuma r.
eases Of the Eye and Ear. seminal Weakaesa, sEa Da
eases, Rupture, D1arrhCea In short all cuEable d.
ame. We lie not careslI" doctor and viii undar-
sake no case without q fair prospect of recovery
Female Diseases, &C.,
such se suppzeaaIons Ezefs3laEtt1es Failing q to
Painful or Difficult MeH5ttHaton, BaI1e11esA &c, Will
be speedily cured, without poisonous drugs. injurious
cacT g calling. difference what yeur tzoables may
BE- The afflicted aze cordially invited to call and st
stY themBe1Ye8-
Consultations and Examinations Free
of Charge.
Al Communications strictly Confidential. Q8ce In
heSHeet Railroad Building. corner Of Stste and KAu
b1ph streets. palce hours fton "a II any z. T.
Address j. e. AcCANN, H. D. Chicago, III Letter.
e my addEess ineloztng sta42. X1l receive prompt
rec I. 8t1eW1Y
, 1862-05-26

" hat can " oman do in War2
Much. cyer7 way. But she can't Keep peace IN tue
t9n:,l g1'eo9I bo1e % Of nnoa IN t. 70 n IT, oa The
Vtei u trouce thFrnsslya heE dodgers, to :h .1r
great IGNORANCE and dlsga S9% Z tas ame i T. @
Dead Shot makes :!eEl scep: renders pesce certain
by the a1nlhilatlnn Of the enemy sula nF 81 Drug
Efst. Agents in Chicago: j. H. Reed q Co. EnHcf &
Finch Bnrnha1u & Smith Hp3lpSAlm
, 1862-05-26

Travellers Inform Us that In China very
gallant instrument Of attack and defense i4
the epithet Sentences Of blood thirsty and
agitating chazaes er from the sacred books are
upltfted upon the foe. The foe, similarly
equipped, advances his ozn ensigns, and the
side whose legends are most .viru1ent CARRIES
the day. The sanquished retreat in terror
, 1862-05-26

~ DR.. Franklin Chayet1's Uterine
CORDIAL. Is WARRANTED TO eCEs AL FORMS OF
EIEEISE @ DisEAsE. or tho xoxEr viii be KErrSpED:
Satisfactory Ftfc-eGcEs be ut his Office 1lY
West Van Buren street. Consultation free post
Office Box S5 Dr. has pEactcct Tor t77eu-
tr-nlue yearS, four Of which have been In tits CITY
feek.$6ln
, 1862-05-26

DEYE HEAIED.-Dr. Whittier,
- 16l South Clarkstreet eau be found from eight
in tho morning until eight in the evening every sv.
No Charge for consultation The afflicted will rc-
ceiye speedy aud permanent cure oi all Blood Dis
eases. myf6-r4tS-1.n
, 1862-05-26
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MriiTARy1 tasrnueTlou AMI DRILL,

ACADEMT has been 1ocated It FULTON, ILL., 1nd
VIII open Primary Academic and Collee1sss Conrse3
onsept lBtb, 1851 The College hiss twelve E1Pertencea
teachere thorough appointme1A and excellent appa.
AnceA both regular and scientific couIsse ne nneas
attractive grounds 4 hae GymnaMuEa md many ofhes
should claim tne attention Of pafen4
FASrRT AID RIF11 TAor1cs, SWORD BAxoNET AND
6adLI, under u ofdcer Of United asates Army Btu
denh d,ea tn uniform TKxNs;- ;--31s Pet scaooa !saF
tuition To every department.. Exeeteos aocommoda
tou8 for 50 boaFdefa under tho same roCt with aud
IkE1D. q O0VEEr. F1eAdaut Fulton, H. te&ne6s IN
, 1862-05-26
educational.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
r. Thorough Instruction In sxte hona IA de1iEht-
for ten se.ect lads Who arp az
hnt can remain an Indefinite nme afteE INIT az. E
Eefetence 70 any one who may INQUIRE Address ". d.
RlCHO1S. Post &Otnca Boz l4sA Chicago Illinois
nY4f&v$V
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Inv TELEoRArH.l
New York Mark ct.

New York, July 2.
Flour-Receipts or % ,o7s barrels; market shad.
rner, with fair demandi sales Is 600 bbis at "a 400
~ 30 for Super State; a. DOGS fur Extra s.ate
4oa 81 30 for Super Wesern 81 9o - o5 for Common
70 Extra Westerni s. leg IS os for common 10 rovc
shipping brands Extra III. q.
Corn Floar-Market Sc better; sales eco hrs at ~
TOO - 70 for Common; "a asSs % 20 good TO ship.
Rye Flour-Saes at 2la 81 j. per bush.
4 Wheat-Receipts so 7ss bushels; market lie better
with good export demand sales OF 80 900 bnsheIs at
81 o39Si II for Chicago Spring; o9asl IA for Nil
Club 81 1861 Is for Amber lows; 81 Gig 81 IS for
Winter Red western.
Corn--Keceipts SO $40 bush; market shade nrmer;
sales 20 600 bush at o+5s for Mixed Western sound
old
Whisky--shade hrmer; sales oeo brls at 27i@2si
and small parcels a3c.
Conee-Frm aud quiet.
sugar-steady; sales 400 hhds Cuba al 7t@7i.
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Fire-W orks.

EDITOR GATE Cry Please announce
that the Fire Works will be displayed in
the field at the corner Of 7th and Orleans
streets, commencing at 81 o'clock this
evening.
Spectators will please remain at reason
able distance in order to prevent accidents,
and not to interfere with the managers
A much better view can be had thus, than
closer to them. COMMITTEE.
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An Entire Brigade Of the
Enemy Captured!
Two Union Generals, Mccall and Rev
n2lds, Captured.
Nc lellan Forces, with ALI their Ar.
tillery, Is Miles from Richmond.
The GunboatS too Hot
for Them!
New York, July 8.

New York, July 8.
Tho Worlds correspondent has arriy-
ed here from the Field OF battle before
Richmond 8 p. m, on Monday. He
says McClellan's advance was northwest
of fiorred' Landing, and within fifteen
miles of Richmond.
The enemy was terribly repulsed 10
the battle Of Monday, which was san
culinary in the extreme We we're at
tached at four different points, and sum-
marily repulsed tue enemy at three of
them, when they PRESSED Heintzleman' 8
left very hard, but Sumner went to his re-
lief and they were finally repulsed with
great slaughter. Heintzleman captured
s guns ard whole brigade Of rebels
l4Jo s.r2ng, including their Col. Pendle-
ton OF La, and Ex-Congressman Lamar
OF Ca, and McGowan Of South Carolina
All our siege guns had been safely re-
moved to tho river. except one, which
was dismounted. Our transportation
were all safely removed but rs wagons,
which were burned in camp. The enc
my's attack on Monday was ferocious in
the extreme Kearny, Hooker, Richard
son and Mccall participated. The re-
serve under Mccall suffered severely and
Genls. Mccall and Reynolds probably
taken prisoners, as they were missing
on Tuesday night. Genls. Mead was
severely wounded, Genls. Barns and
Brooks slightly.
Gen. Stonewall Jackson was undoubt-
eddy killed; all the prisoners corroborating
it.
Gen. } r Arason was MORALLY woun.
ded IN the action at Savage's Station.
During the action OF Monday the gun
boats shelled the river read wit with splendid
effect. The enemy attempted to advanc !.
on this road, but retreated as soon as the
the gunboats opened. McClellan's army
became greatly exhausted from lack Of
rest and food.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
Iowa soldiers Relief Association.

We have been handed pamphlet Of the
published proceedings Of the meeting Of
this association, held in Davenport May
2Sth, last. The meeting was organized
by the election of Col w. B. Allison, Of
Dubuque, President, John Collins and
others Vice Presidents, and ID. N. Rich
ardson and Edward Russell, Secretaries.
A Committee on Hospitals was elected,
consisting Of DR.. s. 0. Edwards. Rev. A,
j. Kynett and Hon. John G. Foote; and
an address to the citizens of Iowa to aid
in this movement was made by the COM
mittee appoinied,-Rev. r. Keller, H
Price. and Dr J. ctesye..
The report Of Rev. A. J. Kynett, Cor
Secretary and General Agent of the lows
Army Sanitary Commission. gives de-
tailed statement Of receipts Of good.
amounting in value to 8ls, 900, and dis
position made of them and the Treas
urer's report shows receipts in money Il
tho amount of $3.50 ,66.
An interesting report of /. M. Clifford
State Agent, sent to Pittsburg Landing
is appended.
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so as to the manner of burying soldiers

80 as to the manner of burying soldiers
Adjourned till Saturday.
sSENATE.-On motion Of Lane, Of Ind
the bill for the relief of certain com panic,
for loss Of baggage at Hatteras Inlet wa.
taken up and passed.
Mr.. Trumbull moved that when TIN
Senate adjourn it be to meet again OF
Monday. Rejected.
Mr.. Grimes moved that when the Sen
ate adjourn, it do so until Saturday. He
said, that in condition of things when the
whole country was anxiously waiting fol
news from the army, he did not think that
the Senate ought to take holiday.
Mr.. Grimes motion was rejected.
The House bill in relation to alterations
in certain judicial districts was taken up.
Mr.. Wright moved to amend SO as to
make Ohio, Michigan and Indiana the
7th circuit; Illinois, Kentucky, and Wis
consln the 9Th; Minnesota, Iowa and Kan
sas the 9th.
The amendment was adopted and the
bill was passed.
MIR Harrison moved to take up the bill
to establish provisional governments in
certain cases. Agreed to--yeas a, nays
IL.
After some further consideration was
postponed until tomorrow.
The bill providing Territorial govern
ment Tor Arizona was postponed till De-
cembe-.
The bill to confirm certain land grants
to Iowa and Minnesota passed
The joint resolution for adjourning on
the 10th was laid over.
The bill relating to the Judiciary was
taken up. al
The Senate went into Executive ses-
sion
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY CART Cry OTvlcK,

DAILY CART CRY OpylcE
KKoK-x July 2. e.. I
PLouk-supernne III 50; ap.iIt " heate xtrs sso0
Fall WheaiExtra 81 IS.
BRA ANDSHoETs-sGto 4he y lGB ~
G0RN-l6 to 2ne y bush.
BAKLEY-asc.
WHEAT-ln good demand. Fall 7ea76; 81 ril. a
TO Sic.
RTE-25c TO 20.
OATS Is to zoe.
POTATOES -aGBa5 by theioa retail soto a5c.
SUGAR New Orleans fair eaas, prime 20
TO- clarified iO1li; crushed and loaf ilt9i3.
MoLAsSKs-PlaniAtion4 $3.50; sugarhoase4 $50
Golden Syrup 7017sc.
CoFFEE-R ioai42sc; Java esaso Laxuyrasl0ed.
RICE-sia9c.
soAP-Palm &c, Family 5sc, Germ an (Cin.) TX
07ac.
CASDLEs--star lao is, Stearine 10 Mould 10.
LARD-4 tot tc; retail to &c.
RuTTER-common6 ag7c; Choc 40, rctai lI2ssI5
Observation-Disclosures asc Hams aa "a Clear
sides 10 ~; Rio Sides ,! to A.
LEATHER--Soie 2+aos: Harnesso7Ca30.
HIDEs-Dry loto1ac grlihby half price green
4to Al green sheep peits luei IS; green hog skins
l5c.
Prairie 3 UUas5 90.
uSiONs-l5aa4Oc.
EGGS- 4ta5c.
WHITE BkANs-in good demand, 5oca sI2s
FRUIT Dried Apples u ooas l 25S bushsl.--
Dried Peaches - esq - so Raisins "a COG IS 90.
CHEEsE-W esiern Reserve Sc; Denmak-As
BEEF CArTLE-a9aic gross.
sHEEP-s2 0OQs2 IS Shead.
sALT-G. A. - so p sack Kanavhs "a 40 u bsr
rel; Liverpoois1 9oata 90 y sack; Lake 50 20 10
so, Very scarce.
RlSH-Maek sEel, No. si6saets Dbl. no. 2 Ga
4si6, No. $p@sl0. White Fish, No. o. 5oca4 Is
half Dbl. Cod Fish 5asG o b.
RAGS-W ooien Cotton &C.
OLD lRoN-h9AcF Brass6asc %. Cop.
per lo4l2Aac y b.
ExcHAkaE.-oa New YORK u per cent. hanksbls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cit rtn-
natl '1per cent Gold per cent. buying /; selling
q per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
xxxvu coNGREss-FIRsr SESSION
Washington, July 3.

eoAt OuA -
HousE.-Mr. Lovejoy rising to a
question Of privilege said that inasmuch
as the gentleman from Kentucky Mr..
Wyclffe, was at the meeting in New York
on Tuesday, and delivered speech there,
he (Lovejoy) moved that the reply Of Ma.
jor General Hunter to the resolution offer.
ed by that gentlemen Wycliffe, relative
to the raising Of regiment of blacks be
read for the latters benefit, he (Wyokliff)
replied that he should answer Gen. Hun
tors reply at the proper time.
The House then went into the con-
sideration of private bills.
Bill reported providing for the dis
charge or trial Of State or political pris.
oners was ordered to be printed.
Col. Fox, from p. @. Committee re-
ported back the Senate bill relative to the
claim Of Mccormick and Ramsay, with
substitute disai,owing their claim. The
substitute was passed.
The Confscation bill as returned from
the Senate with the substitutes known al
.Clark's Bill was taken up. On motion oil
Mr.. Elliot, the substitute was not concur.
red in; so the bill will be returned to the
Senate.
Y The vote on tabling the Illinois and
Michigan Canal bill was reconsidered and
the subject was postponed till December
The Military Committee was instruct
ed to inquire il legislation was necessar,
to facilitate granting furloughs and dis
charges Of sick and wounded soldiers; al