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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
OF change since Tuesday eIcep. in Printing Cloth which
IL IN rather rnore demand.
BRRApsTUFPs.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence g.

or no change since Tuesday except in Printing Cloth which
IL In rather more demand.
BREADsTUFPS.-biessrs. Richardson, Spence g.
Co. Wakefield Nah Co., and Bigland, Atbsys Co
mort; Flour firm, but quiet la 81. Cd deuer
quotations n! 23 II bbl Wheat IN batter demand and Id
d2d - cenal dearCr Red Western. 9i0oi; Southern l0i
4i0l6, White Western, lOlb0llJ; SOuben. l1Idl2i3
Com quiet; Mixed. 293d29I9; White. 81 u52i y 40 n
PRoyIsIoss.--Bee in lair demand at low prices.
PORK du and Western almost ulGbe. Bacon n limited de-
Isnd .nd prices s favor buyers Cheese partially rather
es.er Fine Butter wanted, but medium neglected. Lard
.gnr and about u cheaper 40 having been tken for ne
Ialow continue. dull sud declining; sacs at 4h hd4Tt
PRoDUcE--rie Brokers Circular quotes: ASHES
rather essiar 2 9033 for both sorts NosH very d but
not ruatei.lly altered SPIHITs Of TrRPIsTisE Nat aud
nealy nominal SuGAR quiet but steady CoFEEE " hsht
srp, a. former prices RICE unchanged BARK oses OF
Phiisdelphia at l0l LlssEFD shade lower Lihskho
CaaE, slo Isl fer sound Amsfcan LISsgEo or quiet,
but steady st 1915 HxuP and JCrg very dun ,oD oia'
saes At ca to arrive. WHALE, GiiHsJ fR1i9It, w. ".
algiOl0G.0 for PeBnsylysia. Crude hZoT gal''n ''i
refined. . n ., n
Loypos MARKErs.--Messrs. Barring Bros. q Co'
report: BRsapsTrIEs steady alss wees prices lRoS hr
sara and Rail-, g l3lu 4Gi Pis. 3l40ba Su11A qus'
bu, stesdy. TEA unchanged. IorFEE partially Gd. iV"e
RIcK rather lower TALLow declined 10 SIlJ ioT L. -.
SpIRrTs or TuRPESrINs dull at l,jf RosIs. H LNsHED
or rather lower 46. LSsEEp CAKES Prices favor Duyet
Spy,u on neglect I'd, ai3d ft5S COD, AZ NHAIkFiSs
eresl and nominal for wan, Il soer- PRrRoLEUh coa-
tluues in demand At 2l3 l0l for Peuusylyania
AMERICAS SECURITIES. nI,aring Bros. o. 20.
report the heavy aud prie' lower: u q. sgg5si
Do 3d. 650T2 HowYors Central shares eSa ~ hres Si@'''
IIiuois Central. Al dis.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Ccmmrrciul Eufllir,urr,

LosDoS MoNLf MARKET. The fluds on the 9Th
were doll aud shade lover mainly g. was beloved under
tie irdatnce % tito spofs Of Con-. nkets dou. Ai sf.
n.nda. Consos closed u o. d n
Money ccn,ELed abundant and raies Guci need.
TIE hsrk ieufI. fer Tie weok show IA ceiss IA bullion
% 4iIss0l.
LiYrRrO0,, OCT o. lr62
CoIroN--1he Hrokerr' Circular rays: "1ho week
op-ned l an igcfolrod demand oi sus w.h has beon
afs y doa'i m q rgull hu aiher hnuiov pc.e co..
~ 90 a. adttcn Of bcut a. 10 thr ruo,aton. OF
- -., erclu zen Iassllr trrsc o. . nl.,
ao nouhnaL hflzI lfd Egyptian a-yo been in liu d 10
.rst, a1I efe d.. t 70 lowe
ne a!es e. r wek foNtup 20 go la, tfeiulirg 10 lff
70 :. erai0s Ii to1 pr cIgor. isiields tlri, the
lll.H. was 4lsi wish fsl tsts al about uO i,lss
lie leiiowing ef' tue otcill qYcIai'Du.,
ran hlin a.........,i -. iiidilne Oheana......2
st depl,' .'...'.....4.l lhiiod.ug Mobias.... "a
fah .........lih l.ilddhns upiuds TO-. 25i
stlck "a head Jll 800 bai.s u Nlis L. . uto Auetu
A. go. ifon Iuiia l3l.tOi blla1.
TRADE 81 AigcaIsJfU.--rhcrs hm beea it'll,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Italy.

Tie dcputa'ion appointed - convey tie gin OF the
Romant 10 the Queen o. Iortu. .g his delivered tue
following aldreis 20 King Victor Enanuel Sire:
Yolr iclloa-cti tizsns wili view tho honor which yoGr
Maicsty coufels by receiving rs ~ new pr,of
that force n.il keeps yon aili from ROmei but We
know lba. your heart ID Nish us. Rome suilers IN
di-nanllv bnt could. in y0ur Majcsty's wcd. in
every event, y0u will ind IA her people an caCrgci9
defifo that lrftice mny he done in Italy," Inc
king ilar aCi tic Roman delu.Aiion IN bis dausa-
Ter. a name.
Atsl.grm nom Sresda states Ihat GlIibl.dl' =
Journey ,aused . Iain m tie knee. Tie General
sulsIs bui B1l ,l.toMciy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Rrrdcn.

Tie opening u tLe Chambers took place on The
o3d uli. TIE King 10 lie GORE % his fplc,h giid:
4 reform Of the repre- euiaficn is nccrs'ary, snd
tho prafeut timc is favorable fos that purpose.
Hla viii lo Laid before you foE be organization Of
general church assemblies, and for changes n tie
erin inal and maritime lave. Iha important develop
meIt given 10 .Lo HILLARY system in ioreigu coln-
tries leqrIcs from us great facn''cef" The speech
concluded with an exlgesnon OF bic N.jesty's eas-
iHctIOn a. tL0 formation OF volunteer iIhs cOrps.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

TIE CryrnAL PARx.-Tho numter Of nieo em'
poyed during pas. year in improving th' eroanA
A, The Central Park will average gbou'o0' wa"e 'u'
ex1,pso las been onehrt lees than tha' OF nc i''
yious year. Improvements have oo'n NJ. "'I
every direction. The Consert atory Lake 10 "'"''y
.ounle,ea ard The work on the Conservatory wAicn
is to be dono by private enterprise viii soon Oe cow
menced. Tie skating pond in tho vicinity OF oas'
hul.dred.and.seconi street Is neiiy rea'! ~ -
wafer, and facii,e, for boat service have beer u.
c,ea.ed. The grounds along the Oew reservoir na's
been completed tho bridges over 'ne uan''''.s
streets flushed, aud the drive around 'he en''s o
eui, Of the Park will be opened IN few days ia'
Board Of Commissioners contemplate making
repe,monts ior q geological Garden next sP''ns'
plans have been selected for tho erection neA' Wv
son Of suraLIo buildings FOR reireahmen' sa'''-
the experiments in the matter OF Refreshments nr,.
by Mir. S,elson OF tbe Astor-House during 40 w
cent season having proved satisfactory
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Greece.

4 portion Of Western Greece had rcyolted, and
tine revoked towns bad organized Proyrioual Gov
erulent AZ Patras WAicn maintained urLor. IL %
tl d tbs Government is Llcltcd % =, lAco tAe oX'
isiug Government ~ the country. Tho Govern
mont had dispatched roc, to tie scene Of nlusrec-
lion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
ABDICATI0u OF KING 0TH0
COTTON DEFINING -BgEADSIUFFS FIRN

Tire CInard steamer Scotia, Cspt. Judkins, which
,Giled from Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the morning
h the 25th, snd from Queenstown on the afternoon
E the 26ih October, arrived here on Saturday moril-
ng bringing 2l9 passengers. The Scotia was de-
,aintd for SO hours outside by heavy snow-storm.
Among the passengers by the Scotia is Lord Lyons.
Also tho Hon. Simon Cameron, U. s. Minister to
Russia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Pgtfsfir.

The King continues TO receive terulltions, ard TO
compluia 10 them 81 the comacuis oi the edition,
prc,s. ol The invasion y. democracy, ard OF te IN
gratitude ~ L,l lie intentions encounter. 10 clo- r
BIZ eyes % the fact o. Il constitutional question
beng az usuc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
TWO GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

AR WAL OF THE SCOTIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Excitement About Com. wilkes at
Bermuda.

The British West India Tleet Reinforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

auyoEUxxcW xM GREECE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

ARRIVAL OF LORD LYONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

THI LATE SEVERE GALES AT SEA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

alLAv asAf1 J2SS.aae aHfrE
III lsssks .,isM se9fsisn6 b
Ga0Ees ~ EOllile deceased. of company
4 y, .
.1SpslA sis HeasiE thasl aia aIaoo M,
soldiers snaa citisedss Who KAys 20 kindly
,,sxtsnds 10 lisn taair .y,n.pss y "a I'D
IN their pereaxeneas,. ,saasi.liy DO they
and eacknswssdgs tAss gssA bf.
6caso j w. Johnson undostalsr, hi
Mckee, NJ saaa, Wn. s. Iv ,is M,
S.impson, Nj Van Ausdal and II. War
mock, WHO furnished horses and carriages
To carry shs family md friends Of the Dc
ceased to the place Of burial; 70 the
corporal and soldiers Who acted g esesrs
~ the body Of the deceased + To- he of.
'6ccrs and members 81 company "A, xAe
- kindly rssarasd. to thsm tAs bodg 81
.he dscsssad from ahs diaaas basfls iie,d
vhsrs hs fell !; and 70 citissns d Ksokal
generally. who. 50 kindly remembered
them in their affection. sheyarstsrn their
sincere thanks. .s3v .,s.s@ ~ sssv
KEokuk, J1ly Is, 1852.
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Washington, July Is.
The stsAmar Tsesborn arrived at the
navy yard last evening. briagiag ~ psizs
schooner Sabine. recently captured ia the
-Rappahannock river. eitiIeps along The
Rappahannock end Penkatunk rivers aro
represented to bci grrat oonsta1naAisp.
These are they who recently dessrtsd the
rebel causs ard took the oath Of allegi-
snos to this Gcssrnmsnt. Maraudi1g
parties Of rebel csvalryI an said to1 be
making their appearanos, at times, in their
vicinity. and i1nprsssing citizens into the
service Of ths rsbel Government. The
alarm ID 20 great that hrge4 Rsnbe,s a
men sleep in boats in the ,strsam, in or.
der e prevent beng supplied md esp
Su!UN- 80 Il y 8. 5tak sss*-xa-l $3.50
Major Fairbssks, Of The 9Th MiehisGa
regiment, died in this city III 1norKlha,
from the effects Of the wounds received
on the Both Of June, II sxh6 sbalals near
Richmond. His remains will be tSken 70
Detroit. ssss,fs3 feSa4s
!. On inquiry there isauthoritt III saying
that Ill the rumored stats0squ4n1 con
lectures abdut = dy5Dion in Us Cah1sl
and seaisement a. n. G-y.r.i -e.r.ct..:
hf State. are iStkaly Ss;lhosf SSe "a sioa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

DWThe members OF the bar, judges
and e1-Judges, last esenin. eaIlsi upon
Judge Miller, OF the l.. s. Sapreme
Court. 1t his residence, for the purpose
of paying their respects TO him and con.
gntuhting him upon his appointment
Brief speeches were made by Judge Lowe
aud Judge Williams, and responded "a
b. Judge Miller. We understand the
evening paased very pleasantly. The dis.
tingnished host and his accomplished
lsdy doing M in their power 10 render
their yilitcrs perfectly At home. Tho baz
Of Iowa, - well = the people. Eel 2 jus,
pride in being represented on the Beneh
Of the ssprsns Coart BY Judge Miller.
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rAs Ksssaag ~ Evsaa.g.-

The AooSe1B 49, &vo14D9.
We hops for the honor. . we'll - the
patriotism Of Ksoksk, that the people will
turn out 70 the meeting called to b held
in the Atheseum this evening. Willis
III our neighboring cities are abiaze viii
enthusiasm and monster Mas mssAinga
repoEtsd throughout The entire North, ~
sposdin9 n man ard nonsy - IL 80
call Of our imperilled Govsrnment, 1T II
not be aid, 70 our shame, that Keokuk
Iaga heAind. Or y daAd "a Tie sxiesDciea
Of the honr. Having contributed nobly,
N the past, 70 the gallant army which haa
gone ont from Iowa. let - aospetmit the
inference to DO drawn that W who ars
lsfs are sishsr - dosbsfsl loyalty d indl.
fersnt 70 the grsat cause Of preserving
from destraetioa the Government under
which We have lived aud psospsrea, and
which fosters and protects the highest
and dearest rights manb as eSerAsnjoyed.
Let tho people Of Keoknk rally again
tonight ssnd ssnd out the report that
there b : vitality and an esr1astnsss. II
our professions Of devotion 10 the coun-
sry ! Come ont, Than, one and ait
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Msw Pia.e4s g ns.A 3. |, :, I =

. ; ts No. AAASe1S@ - &OR0D0N0 0as aS#&
Dshsqus, iowa CRY, Ksokal, sd Das
Moines, are selected = thp;;llaoss = ssa-
dcxvous for the new Regiments. Des
Aoines win have Two Rsginsals, a. ve
understand, aud eseh ri The other places
sonek W. - .as. ~ ID sssaSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

~W. s. sBurke, Liea.cnsns in Co
d, 18th regiment, arriysd from Corin.l
last night, and il on his way ives, to RI
sruit ior the regiment.
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~in view OF The var meeting this
evening. We publish thu LAT apssch. n
Judge Douglas, = appropriate 70 The %
easion, and il len Of m editorial % thu
subject. s. 500
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ssssok Markss-

aDsock Markse. 8f assaf'a@
sa:*s.sR !. sse New Yerl, Jagh.
stocks AigAss--vltA far tuainesas a 'a saysA
Gold y lever but very sctive; sl.OAssoo wss sois
IT Ii4k0fIs. cissng Il max,
stsrliso uxahAAes SasestIcd-Ieo essa II
Money! per ceue- - call 9 Asast
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~ ,cfL 1Assnpdis, e. Z ~
L Hon. Tndge, Thays - poaias1IA
0adidats for OseEt NJ ~ s1nt656irxS
~ CoaSls6as6 1S0al Dsvets to-day. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

RELIGIOUS Norcx.-.Rev. Mr. Carey
will preach = Hsrmorl On The War, ia The
Fret Presbyterian Church, to-morrow
f6abbatA evening, At 8 O'Clock.
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SPECIAIs NOTICES.
UsHss 0Mw~.

.8sa q s8s% ssss VINE - 1DWAs 90 IL
.ia.sa'sa ], I. As,s44nr G.xra4I. o,,,,s,c.,
!. sssa4 ~ 8gass3 & CisEos, Jsly Id, - j.
N rOKNkRAL OkDRRG, No. ~ 4seaN NJ sg*a n
= Aftcr AUGUST iss, less, he fon ofpassss isasd
! nsln thia DepsrtheniEr tssnspsrs,.Isa of teva
1ssdisrs ias which ths rsssss h ssspeAAsls, Snl -
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sssedss saaOs ssMesstss ssA asnbuAAs pssss - A.
: gss lst, bst n psssss n me nev fus ~ ssSd ves
10 AuEaa lar Asy VII - keaer~A ~ sAns = she
+ Aer Asssss 1t, isa II apy perpss " sorpovasisu
trAnspert ~ psFsea a. pass sf ~ ~ ssn, ~
transportation viii not bs paid 1or W We stss, e
Fssssas hviss II their possession any passos n
tbs Old form, rsGusssd u rsGurn these not sss1
BY Jai, Goth 1892 - this oac1 nd IL SsalsA 10 ~
Of passes. viii receive passes Of the new form y sx
schanrss q ssses & ~ $50 Il sN3 .fSss sf@A
This order does mel 10 any way refer to pAsess H.
sxsd by thA DsDasnaNt By order 81 Csv4raar, ssof
ansesssAtiso Vt sslAtssst u q clustering saees n
nsbs41s davenport sra kssksk. II sss " ~ I'll !
8esgses,s4 K IS sses# y -. 1Ak1k.
sg ataeA Aajstaas e<nsrsi Of fcwa,
i,s'd-se-aas1 s Y 81 sas Z rs SEAS
TO rar NEavous OF Born esxEs.--
Rs&issaOsssyynaa avisg bssa sstersa 70 bsaitA In
- 1sw Aeys, - 10y teeM e1tN0 - ssisg. =
- . plsa4atA Atsestsa evss.so,a 6s1y M ~ pSs-
seriyafem sAsa. Nlsoet - the REV. JOHN II. DAo-
NALL - fslton street. hrooklyn. n. +.
fJsf1-dkwam 7ssggrfe.
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- The latter which us publishsd
yesterday, from Capt. GAland, wss writ
ter on the 7th inst. from Macon, Georgia,
where the prisoners named, from Lee
county, are held ~ prisoners
f88s# s------------4-~----- f9t4sFst as
6PxAKEHs.-Judges Miller, Lowe and
Williams have consented 10 address .bs
war meeting this evening, aud short
speeches may be expected from sevsral
other proninent citisrns. Letthsm hare
. good hearing. Come and let ~ coun-
eel together for the common veal. and
may We end safety BY the bible rule Of .
mslfit4ds Of eoansellors. I,
DEATMs IN UosPITAL.
July cath, J. Clark JsAsos, Co. NJ, I'd
Michigan Cav, q shsoais diarrhes and
rhsunGtism. .r..s4 e
JAY 95th. Wm- Thompson, Co. K, Cd
Mich. Cav, of consumption.
July 25th, John scrutehley, Co. G, i,
Nebrasks, of AGATE gr tro enteretis
july Goth, Hugh O. oososr, Co. D, 4th
y. 8. Cav. Of chronic disrrhea.
July 18th. e. Nelson. Co. g, 18th Wis.
q Saml. r. Furnald, Co. I.
I'd MinDesoia.
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Ans,Asr Rally 1Sr OnsssrS.

Y a5ats AGhiesso, July IS.
\ IL ~ been ARA lssd 10 have asothar
great MAss meeting Tomorrow afternoon,
fer the purpose Of eaooaraging snlistments.
Business viii Be generally Suspended. the
hanks having agreed % close atnoon.
Gov. yatss, Gan .Richardsoa. Hon. K.
b WaSAburss, Hon. r Blair. Hon. L
n. Arnold, and other proniasnt gsntls-
men win be present and address the meet
ing. All necessary arrangements have
been made for ! successful denoRstrs.
ton. sfke'isa - IS. IS &. " .ss 81. j !
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Washington. July. o5.

{. 81 ss.s,ss.4. Washington, July %.
The Richmond Enquiref Of the sd
inst. is received Its editorial b upon the
pending exchange Of prisoners. Il says:
.sThc iact Of the exchange has been tho
cartsl Of lsl2. This cartel marks an
important era in this ~sr- II Is the
acknowledgements q our being beiHgeretft,
and the governments Of The United etases
treats With the governments OF the Con
federate States through commissioners,
The publication 81 the heavy list ~
rebel losses in the late battles before
Richmond is continued in the Emo uircr.
1he 7th Virginia RE- Il mcnt, which was in
no engagement but ts,as # Monday, the
30th Of June, carried III o action about
226 men, and lost Ill. nearly ono hall.
Counterfeit notes are Alleged TO Be
largely in circulation In Georgia s
Among the recent arrivals in Rich
mond are Jas. ii. Randall, the author of
the sccesh tale My Maryland, my Mary
land" and Mr.. Bonsord, formerI law
partner with j. r. Benjamin OF Baltimore,
refugees frem New Orleans.
The Enquirer claims that one moro
Confederate victory will end the war, and
that commissioners for. a truce and ar
mesty win make necessary percludss TO-
peace.
Deser.ers appear to have the upper
hand in Richmond, and the Enquirer
complains Of bogus military guards, who
shoot down men wantonly, and also do a
great deal Of mischief in the way Of rob-.
bing and bruiGng. 1t also complains OF
struggling dsspsradoes and rnnsways from
canps, whose fixed occupation is stealing,
stabbing, bruising add robbing. 1s 1
|. Under the head Of f.Buell in tight
plaes, = The Enquirer has the following
dispatch: 1922
Chattanooga. JAY 2l.-The enemy in
concentrating large force n Tulhhomo,
forty miles the other sids Of Stevenson.
Buell's army is in tight phase. - ~
The Enquirer has long list Of hos.
pitsls, including fifteen army hospitals,
six private hopitals, and sons thirty ad-
ditional hospitals just opened. HINTS, II
\ stated, ars being erected in Hosard's
grove and Debrilla's warehouses. and thu
Danvills workshops, in Manchester. have,
also been opened for hospitals. Ell
DR.. Garrett, son-in-lsM OF Gov Wise,
Is annosnccd as not dead, but alive and
kicking. .8Ea 1dASsF.
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NEWS EAOM TA1E EhEMT,
80 = ass Kashinviinoan, III 2s

Il
sGs0sral ] ohn,tos's oaiSial sspottef tho
battle At Seven Pines appears s1dr dste
of June 18th. He excuses skiixSef ioor.
tbs imperfectioa IN his report, By reasons
sk'his 3oG ssak osadifiou fnein Ms y oSsds.
lie charges upon Gen. Hsgers thel not
that the ConfedernteSy plan vas q De-
troy the entire corps Of Gen. Keys, bit
was NOT realized In cpnssQnApce q -Hu-
gers dslsyk csaHg ~iAsd p6siescS and
ready for action. He. el.ima - tpllovy:
We took on tAe battlS Of Seven pinss 10
pieces Of ar:il!cry, 5000 muskets, one
garrison flag, and:four regimental .colors.
besides I large q1Anfily II tSnfs and
camp eqaipags. Msjor 0essFal Long
street repers lthe loss il h1 eommanl1s
bcing about 5000, and Major H0esSrx
g. w. Smith reports his loss At 1888.
The loss Of the enemy Is stated In their
own ssvspalers to have o. ovcded N, 500,
an estimate which is no doubt short Of
the afsth He Eaaniesr hast 10 1blhsk
ing: Gen. S,s~art's corps are again at
work, having jus. succsedssd in overtaking
. portion Of TIE lankec force engaged M
burning the bridge ut Beayor Dam, oss
Yankee Lieutenant ssd six psivasss vers
captured and one killed. The prisoners
admit hsviAg bsen snRaged y shssrseens
"a Aaeg II eAsssee Asss% 3AnE3&E
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Washisgton, July IS.

aes Washington, July 20.
The rebel authorizes, the War DspaFt-
nent learns through Gen Dix. hase d.
dsred the uDcoadisicnaI -dis4harSs n IN
the Federal Surgeons aud army Chaplains
takon prisoners in dischargs pf fh1is ~
gitimats duties. This il in accordance
with the exsnpas ut them BY this Gov
Thfaa ia. ne, Secretary .pf til Iteas-
3ury sUsissd ssSlegnn 8 1Gspnd N Me
safe Arriyal -Ssa Frasoir q sc 4 mi1ion
dollars Of Us Treasury nptss, sapt
thither lese tksss month ago. They IRE
the first Treasury notes sent b. Ne Bow
ernmeat d CalHcnia.
Gen. Batteta1ad havizx See his
health. passed through thb ~ ~ ..
N. on bis return to the, AFny a the Ro-
tomac. 49, :. - -
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THE GATE CITY
r6ATURD1Y, JULY. -

{ 4
" San ssHs !" We m Asfssftes
nsrk an x On papssy q is ~ tAat tie
time Of sahsszipaion'iss e.ry ~ quite 81.
pissd sa.a wbsa suLss5t sy WISH tocoa-
tjaae theY vilE ssnit iinusa1iistsly.r,-- :
- - "a sss
,t.ai ~ TA6p st KSss Casasl leAvss
Fort aAadisan int D4ssnport aad inter.
'.ssaiAss points this morning on tho ~
rivsl u ~ tssin from Keotuk. y g w..
texAr~0ta.s4 Id ~ - 8at sss as5a rs, fi
A SrarsaHD IssrHrarsr,-That appa-
rition Of harness seen on Main street
yesterday. 49, 3 go ..,as.s t. saas ..& 8
! ~ The reported resignstion Of Col
Rankin was premature, and IL i By 10
ipsans ecstain that he nil resign.
Ak& ses4 50 ss-7a# sEA8 4
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Aoaisvlllies su 80 a NJ II
Several commitments - ma1itqxy
priaon NJ zhAd1 today, amens thsn g
Reid and w. H.silsfsox. SSsa6 is4h>
|Essesl army, Who x4il n ast3Psh # d
federal lines. A1s1s3 ~ 1Ascumara,
1s4te th.t 5000 bale. cs>:..cn we're hr-n
81 y ges:5ill::. nd end ssosst2s i tesi efek
efnithR atstsds esat No 1sbtlF il ,C6ena
|TF4 4sssing discrsminats IN flvpr N ~
iDqessiouists, and let thur seh afd eeK fka
eo4 from Union men and Ahsissa4sGts,
and then destroy III elp,,sfiitsy thus paid
|fors .1aarFns5S d EtsSsSg5ErsN via
NEW LEAONbs III ID Il MOT. Iad9si
KIN CuHy1ntev b
CitseQtr<x 4*sxn
49, axAS4s- kNassS
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DD.0A GooGge SnooGe G0Oelb&1eG
No. % 01xMUsRees,
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