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European Intelligence.
Date. TO Friday. March 2I.t.

PORTLAND, MARCH S1.-The Jgra, from Liverpool
with dates 10 March 10Th, and from Londonderry
with dates TO the 2lst, has arrived.
President Lincoln's emancipation scheme elected
much attention in England.
The Liverpool Post says It will have an meal
culable effect in Europe, most favorable to the North
ern cause.
The London Times says it is the most important
news since the split p-opostiun-important not for
its intrinsic likelihood Of acceptance, but simply be-
cause it is a proposition and the first bid made towards
putting an end TO the war. The North may gradual
ly rise IN oilers until something acceptable will have
been put forth. In every point the proposal Of the
President gives great satisfaction. 1t is speculative,
perhaps, OF some glimpse Of hope, but il is for what
1t may precede, not for what il actually is.
Gibraltar aivices to the 4th state that the Federal
vessels TascGrOrd, KeaRSGge II and no are ut
Algesiras. The Lieutenant OF the Sum pier, and the
ex-U. :. Consul NJ Cadiz, who we're arrested ct Tan
giers. have been transferred from the IRO to the Har-
rest Home, bound for Boston.
\ general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany was held in London on the 18th. The Direc-
tanned Of the work.
Marine statistics show that during the FIVE months
ending the lst Of January, sc vessels laden with -four
and grain from America TO England were lost, the
total cargoes Of which exceed 70O,000 bushels.
From France We have news that additional troops
are being sent TO Mexico. The new brigade was TO
leave London the following week.
Advices from Rome state that the Pope had been
i'll the past week, his strength almost Frustrated, and
his audiences had been suspended.
In Austria great precautions were being taken by
the Government fOr n movement on the Venetian
frontiers. The advance posts had been doubled and
garrisous augmented. Troops hau also been posted
along the river Pc. The Em peror had gone from
Venice to Nicensa.
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DISSOLUTION

TENHE FIR NOW
4 under the name of HUGHES s. Gibson, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The books and accounts viii be
left in the hands of A. Gibson for settlement, and all those know
ing themselves indebted to said firm will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as immediate payment is required:
HUGHES q OHLSON.
Honolulu. March 81, 1862.
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DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs-
1t renovates, puifes and strengthens the system, and aids the
stomach in the Performance OF its functions. 1t is a sovereign
specific for imparting strength, vigor and tone to the system,
and possessing the curative powers for all diseases arising from
n disordered stomach. III the most severe cases Of cramps,
diarhaa and weakness in the stomach, the - Bitters have been
rigidly tested, and always with the greatest success.'-SOld by
all Drucrists and dealers everywhere. 3OS-lm
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Spttial 0otitrs.
DON'T TALK Of g

PLATES.-The undersigned Is
now prepared to fill all orders for Firm Plates, Plantation Plates
Case or Bale Places on short notice. All orders left at A. ID
Cartwright's Grocery and Feed Store, will receive prompt atten-
ton. 30S-3m THOS. G. TLRCM-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-12
CHss. Is EyT.
RsAEtssh4Es saE9p.
MOTTO 81 /!
MASONIC NOTICE

Regular Comm Hntrftnn OF SIOUX lity I.ofr, No.
l0J, will ba hcld at thoic A0dge Room on itc oIi5,
ing dates
MARCH -, APRIL 9, MAY 7,JrNE JgLY
., aad AUGUST g.
JAMES HuTCui&~. Sp.retarx.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-12
Sioux Gitg Aeyistcr
a4a..# "" Is PUBLISHED
EVERY sATURDAE MORNING,
Sioux city, Woodbury. County, iowa,
-EY-
WlLLi a M FIRE ~ ET.
WILLIAM FREN EY.

TERMS OF SuBsCRIETT0E-Si,50 year.
always in adS4lnas- For nil fl.uthss-1 {, a1sa.
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T.. BUCIIRUCKEis,

NTHohESALE and retail dealer in Dry GOOD
w Groceries, Crockpry, Neots ard shoeE, &C.. a
orner ofPeari lana Thirdztrette. Sicuz city. r. "
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A. Gs9DsfsGER,

nTALEl; In ifsriwareand ID Cutlery, Bartrou and
~ Steel, Agricultural Implements, sign Of tht
Nilliaw, Pearlttr Sioux City, Iowa.
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III. ID. EO9GE IL CO
CuAs. X. SMITH,

NYH0bESALE and retail iealar inStovrE and
w Tin Ware; aisetuIau ftatur#rs cfTiu, Copper
nj Saeet Iron Ware. :earl5tToct -Siouz City, Iowa
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04
NOTICE.
OFFICE PRovoST MARSHAL,
r,.rrrZ FN>z~ - ~ TCnl

OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862.
For the purpose of better preserving the peace and
good order of the city of Memphis, the following
orders announced for the information of all par
ties concerned; and it is mtde the duty of the Pro-
yost Guard to see that they are obeyed
l. The guard stationed in the various parts of the
city will the utmost vigilance to discover the par
ties who in the habit of selling intoxicating liquors
in defiance Of orders. Persons found guilty of a
violation Of the order relating to the sale of liquors.
viii be at arrested, his liquors eonfscated his
place of business closs and the offenders reported
to headquarters and punished to the extent of mill
tary authority This order applies on steamboats, as
well as in the city.
H. The practice too eften induged IN by evil dis
posed persons of insulting and using violence toward
loyal citizens will longer be tolerated under any
circumstances. Union citizens who have placed the
American flag their houses viii be protected in
this manifestation of their loyalty to the Govern
ment; and hereafter the Provost Guard instructed
to shoot down any one who may attempt to remove
the flag or molest the owner of his premises.
III. No citizen, except the Police force of the city,
will hereafter be allowed to carry any firearms or other
weapons, and when found they will be promptly
arrested and placed in close confinement upon bread
and water. The members of the Police are required
to report themselves Immediately at this Office and
where they perform police duty
". Lewd women prohibited from eonversing
with soldiers while on duty; will they be allowed
to walk the streets after sunset Any Of the class
indicated who shall violate this order will be con-
veyed the rivers and will not be allowed to re-
turn within the limits of the city.
v Some unknown person, representing himself as
Capt J. K. Lindsey Co. K, 43d Ill., Vol' has COM
mitted several depredations by entering private
houses and taking private property giving receipt
for the under the pretense that he is acting by
authority of the Provost Marshal No such officer
is in this army No orders are issued to take private
property from the citizens, and on a repetition of
these outrsges is hoped the fact will be speedily re-
ported to our Office that justice may be done and the
gull punished. JOHN H GOULD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
Approved by order, J. r. SLACK,
ju22-tf Col Commanding.
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PROCLAMATION.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcEs,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10th, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRCFs,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10th, 1862. !
The city Of Memphis being in possession OF
the Federal forces the rights of persons and property
under the Constitution and laws of the United States
having been restored to the citizens of common
country and persons living in the city and vicinity
invited to resume their usual ayocatons, and restore
that confidence which necessary to the peace, hap
piness and future prosperity Of people, who have
long been accustomed to the blessings of the best
Government ever vouchsafed to mankind. In view OF
these facts the people invited to come to the city
and purchase supplies for their necessary wants.
suring them that in doing the power of the Federal
Government will extend any protection in the legih-
mate pursuits their interests may demand.
JAMES R. SLACK,
ie22-tf Colonel Commanding
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notice.
rrNRTEP TVDIANA BRIGADE, !
Mrs. Tupp 7 1850

1:itIrrARTEP- TVDIANA BRIGADE,
AIFF IL, June 7, 1862.
The undersigned, win tle loops under his
mand, has taken military possession of this city, in
the of the Government of the United States for
the purpose of asserting the supremacy of the Con
sttuton and laws of the Union and restoring peace
protecting public and private property and the lives
of citizens Residents who may have fed from their
homes exhorted to return merchants and others
who have abandoned theta business requested to
reopen their stores and shops, excepting those deal
ing in intoxicating liquors, who forbidden to re-
sumo that traffic under penalty of having their stock
destroyed. The Mayor and the Common Council will
continue in the exercise of their municipal functions.
the military authorities simply cooperating with them
in enforcing all proper ordinances unless some ed
gency arise rendering it imperative to place the city
under martial law It'll hoped and believed however,
nothing viii occur to render this step necessary Ger
tainy act Of this command shall afford any pretex
for the citizens placing themselves in that position
Capt John H. Goald, of the 46th Indiana Volunteer
viii act Provost Marshal until further orders. Ma j.
John c. Major, of the 43d Regiment Indiana Volun-
teers viii have command of the pieketand patr OILS.
G. N. FITCH,
Col. CON- Brigade.
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Editor and Proprietor.
,eCIAL ORDER. NO. i.
81.
srERs UNITED STATES FoacEs, !

HEApouA Tenn, June 18TH, 1867
MEMPHIS, >rissued from the head
]. In pursuance to orot- 'ersgDed sheaeby as
quarters of this district, the - forces at tbs
sumes command the United stats-
city Of Memphis.
H. The officers heretofore detailed and sssigne. 20
particular position or in the discharge of any spe
CHIC duty VIII continue in their respective places
I'll further orders FROM these headquarters.
III. The eomEazding officers of regiments and
detaehments squsdrons win make daily morning
reports Of their respective commands between the
hours of eight and nine o'clock A. NJ, to these head
quarters.
". All persons leaving the city by any public con-
yeyance to travel beyond the picket lines by any
road leadinginto the country, shall first procure from
the Provost Marshal, pass and the Provost Mar
shal hereby instructed not to grant passes to any
one except in eases o urgent necessity and requiring
of persons receiving passes to take the oath of ale
glance and all persons violating this order shall be
promptly arrested and detained for fature trial and
punishment.
V. 1t is hereby enjoined upon all officers and sol
diers Of this eonmand to that the public peace
maintained; that the rights of persons and property
under the Constitution of the United States are pro-
tected that the blessings of the Government of our
fathers shall be restored in all its pristine vigor and
beauty, and so far can be done, consistent with
military rule, shall be disturbed in the pursuit
of his legitimate business and all officers and SOL
diers violating this order shall be severely punished
VI. All orders heretofore issued by the ~ mmand-
ing officer of this post and not inconsistent herewith
will be adhered to and rgdy enforced until otherwise
ordered. BY order of
JAMES R. SLACK
Colonel Commanding Post.
Official NJ. P. Evans, A. A. A. General.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
HEADouARTERs U. S. FoRoEs

HEADQUARTERS U. ,. FORCES, [
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862 ]
1t being made known to these headquarters that
there parties within this command who have in
their possession notes. bills and chooses in action be-
longing to loyal citizens of the United States; it is
therefore required of all such parties to deliver to the
owners OF said notes. biIls and chooses in action
upon demand, and upon the payment of such legti-
mate liens the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue of the laws of the land upon the party
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Government
of the United States, and that he, she thew have
not been either directly indirectly engaged in the
rebel service.
By order of J. r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding Post.
NJ p. EVANS A. A. A. Gen. iu22-tt
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GHNERAL 0RnER. mo-. 9.

HEADQUARTERS u. 8. FORCES,
MEMPHIS, June "A, 1862.
Ithaving been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted up the city by Federal officers, ed
vertsing for recruits to join the United States army
have been torn down by unmitigated traitorous
yandas it is hereby ordered that all PERSONS guilty
of said oense upon detection, shall be arrested and
most severely dealt with by the military authorities
and the Provost Guard is required to be vgilant and
watchful in detecting the perpetrators.
By order of JAMES B. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding.
MP. Evans, A. "A. Gen. je25.h.
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES Fo
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June IL. Is

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IL, 1862.
No efRcer soldier will be permitted to leave his
post on picket or guard.
Struggling or lounging about by any guard pickle
will be promptly punished. If the officers do not
port and punish guilty of such ofienses, they
shall themselves be arrested anti punished
No soldier or officer who pretends to have had
property taken from him when absent from his post
and duty, shall have permission to search for the
same or have any redress.
G. N. FITCH,
ju13-tf Colonel Commanding Brigade.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 19.

HEADQUARTERS STEAMER & VoN PHUL." ]
3D. BRIGADE 3D-DIyIsIoN DIsT. Miss.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 8, 1862,
All negroes. except those who came with the COM
mand to this place. and of whom descriptive lists are
fled at these headquarters, win be excluded from the
lines and boats
ANY officer or soldier violating, or conniying at
violation of this order will be severely and promptly
punished.
This order will be read at the heads of companies
tomorrow, 9Th inst, and at guard mounting every
,norninp for a week. G.. N. FITCH,
uJ22.t. Col. Com. Brigade.
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GENENAL ORDER NO. 3.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcl
MEMPHIS Tenn .Iune IA 1862

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Is, 1864
Hereafter the dealing in, and passage of, currency
known Confederate Scrip Confederate
Notes. is positively prohibited, and the use Ehereof
a circulating medium regarded insultto the Gov.
ofthe United States, and an imposition upon
the ignorant and deluded
All persons ofending against the provisions of this
order win be promptly arrested and severely punished
by the military authorities.
BY order of JAS. R. SLACK,
Col. CONG Post.
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Passes issued for persons to pass out of the city
viii be understood to the person alone, and will
not include goods, letters or packages.
Where letters found persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED by the Provost Mar
shall, Post Commander or General Commanding, they
will be seized and delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested.
Powder, lead, percussion caps and fire arms Of all
descriptions positively prohibited from being
red out of the city by citizens Citizens also pro-
hibited from carrying them within the city limits
pain Of forfeiture of such weapons and ten days
inement, for the first oense, and expulsion South
lines to be treated spies if ever caught within
them thereafter, for the second
By command of Major-Gen. U, 8. Grant.
WIN. S. HILLYER,
je29-H Provost Marshall General.
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HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE,
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1862
Hereafter until further orders, the sternwhee steam
Hestie Gilmore, with blue flag hying,will be found
at the foot of jefferson street, between the
hours of nine and ten o'clock M to take such per-
may have passes from the Provost Marsha
going to Cairo, Illinois,
BY order of @. N. FITCH,
Col. Comd'g Ind. Brig
JOSEPH d. CowG,x T. A. g. iu22-tf
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MILITARY.
GENERAL ORDER NO. Q.
HEADQUARTERS u. s. FoRcEs.


HEADoUARTERs U. s. FoRcEs.
MEMPHIS, June "a, 1862.
1t having been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted up the city by the Federal officers
advertising for recruits join the United States army
have been torn down by unmitigated trsitorous
Iandals it is hereby ordered that all persons guilty Of
said oense upon detection, shall be arrested and most
severely punished by the military authorities and the
Provost Guard is required to be vigant and watehu
in detecting the perpetrators.
BY order of JAMES r. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding Pest
Official NJ p EVANS A. A. AG.
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HEADoUARTERs U. S. Forces
MEMPHIS Tenn, June 20, 1862.
The officers of Police of the city of Memphis are
hereby required, within three days, to come before
the Provost Marshal and take the oath of allegiance
prescribed by said Marshal for those asking
passes.
All Police officers falling refusing to comply with
this ORDER will be arrested and detained for trial
By order of
JAMES r. SLACK.
Col. Commanding Post.
oficial NJ. P EVANS, A. A. A. Gen.
ju20-tf
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GENERAL ORDER NO. /

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10Th, 1852.
Drunkenness upon the streets has become so COM
mon that it is disgrace to the army occupying
the city.
Hereafter the sale Of ale and lager beer is prohb-
ited and the Provost Guard is instructed to arrest all
persons guilty of violation Of this order By order
of JAS. R. SLACK,
iu2g If Colonel Commanding.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. s.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. Forces

HRADoUARTERs U. s. FoRcEs. l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1862
Members of the Board Of Aldermen, the Mayor,
City Recorder, and all other persons discharging any
official duty within the city of Memphis, and under
the charter thereof are required to before the
Provost Marshal and take the oath of allegiance
the Government of the United States, within three
days, or in default thereof viii be regarded as sympa-
thizing, aiding and abetting rebellion and will be
treated as only traitors deserve
By order of
JAMES r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding.
NJ. P. EvANR, A. A. A. Gen.
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CIRcLEy1LLE, O., june 30.-John w. Kees,
editor of the Circleville Watchman, wa, ar
rested last night, by order of the Secretary OF
War, and the Office closed. M.
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CAIRO June 30.-The tow boat Ike Hammit
arrived this evening from Memphis with the
gunboat Little Rebel which has been brought
up to be repaired.
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Richmond Reported to be on Fire from
Hot Shot.
IMPORTANT RUMOR FROM BURN
SIDES EXPEDITION.

Attack ON vieksburg by Com. Farragut.
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Unsuccessful Attempt OF the Rebels to
Turn our RighE Wing.

Our Left Wing Retire, while the Right
Wing Pursue an Advantage. coI
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ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
BEFORE RICHMOND.

OVER 1850 MEN ENGAGED.
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Our Troops In Possession Of Position
within ShellIng Distance OF Richmond.
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GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE, !
MFMpIIs lima 10 1892

NJ. p. EVANS, A. A. A. General.
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ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 4.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
(0ffice Provost Marshall GENERALLY
MEMPHIS, June 2S, 1862. }
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1--WE Days Hard Fighting.
z.1cE 0'E-
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NEW York, June 3O.-The steamer North
ern Light arrived from Aspinwal this after
noon, with 100000 in specie and fifty five
passengers News from the Isthmus is unim-
portant.
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GENERAL ORDER, NO. "a.

oficial NJ. P. Evans, A. A. A. General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-13

Gen. Hampton brigade had retired through
Martinsburg, on the Tuscarora road: when
Gen. Stuart arrived and made dispositions to
attack. Lees Brigade was advance hume
diately, and Hampton's ordered forward. The
enemy retired at the approach Of Lee along the
Shepherdstown road, and was driven across
the Potomac by the cavalry, with a severe loss,
and darkness alone prevented it from being q
signal victory. His rear was overtaken and
put to flight, our cavalry charging in gal
liant style, undera severe fire Of artillery, rout-
ing squadron after squadron, killing number,
wounding more, anl capturing several. He
was driven through Shepher1stown, and cross
ed the river after dark; in no case: standing a
hand-to- hand conflict, but relying upon his ar
tillery and carbines at long range tor protec-
ton.
7 regret 70 add that We lost one lieutenant
and several privates.
am, most respectfully, your ob serv't
r. +. LEE, G1en'l Commanding.
Official Chas Marshall, Maj. and /. ,. c.