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F0RDS FASHIONABLE THEATRE.
TENrB 6FKHRr. ABOVE PBSHA. AVENUE.

THIS tFRIDAYb EVENING,
THE GRAND REVIVAL
VI Bales Romantic Oy.rAtic Spe ectae}e, the
ENCHANTRESS!
The Beantful Prima Donna,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS
Mr.. PETER RICHINGS, Mn Dunn
AND THE ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
Allappearing, aided by
The Premiere Danseuse. Mile SOPHIE MILSON
Mile CATHARINE,
Mons BNPTIsTIN CERUTI.
AND THE CORPS DE BALLET
Comprised of y most b. autiful young ladies' un-
der the direction 81 guidance of the famous
MONS. kONZAEI
THE ENTIRE TROUPE IL THE VARIOUS PARTS,
Bringing into effect the services of nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERSONSi
ES No Extra Charge for omission.
Er Secured seats Is cents extra
AnsIssIoE-D Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 cts ;
Orchestra Seats, IS ets Family Circle, Is cts; Pr
Doors open at s,z o'clock; performance COM
nIsnceR at Y. o clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.,a.. AMUSEM ENIS. -
OPP FELL9Ts, anS > HAIL I 4 u.,
Qpp fELLoWS' HALL,
sbb sBP FEkk9Wss' FEkk9Ws' HAIL; HAIL;
SEVENTH STREET.
THk TIE ssEAE ssE4F SSSPtsy
The The SkE SkEtF SAkTkksSky SAkkTTkksSky e9MMPPAssY, ee99MMPAssY
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
SELECT FHE!RTA1HMrNr
IaB1Es EsB1Es AsBS'SsEsFEksEs: Asb SEx EEksEs:
tAP1Es tAB1Es AEB AEb GGEssTTkkEEssEEES: GEsTkEsES
es IT, M Zine 'f.f ss:s e! Fl red:
esnGny.tsa Dc % and nn re"gs;, on M0SpAY & De-
There VIII be newly rsisca f Psraaetta, spacious
Gallery, four magnificent Private Boxes,&
MONDAY EVENING, December I'd,
5fiA Aes
The Beautiful and Fascinating scnsstress.
MISS AasGEss aataGEs'sFsFFff sTFaEsLAsp. Ss
The Scottish nightingale.
MISS ssGftiHTsa RHTs fENsoYEn, sHsssss #
The Queen Of Terpsehore.
MISS CLARA BERGER.s
The Fascinating Danseuse.
The Charming Melodist.
RsA''sArbs6oibs EOS Gthf! If RI f'voFits'
FIRST AppeaMsfRRefP MR. PIC. Z BUTLER.
The Great Banjoist
TIE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
BEAU71F6SIf' Sf'nPesS2 FoSSG q LADIES.
Fl. W. EAGAN,
The renowned Ethiopian, CoWedian, from 444
Triumphant success Of the champion Clog Dancer
. TN. p."f HHYks, T'if
who is pronounced by all the most wonderful
dancer of the age.
GEORGE r. EDEsOE,
The great Comedian, Pantomimist and Vocalist,
who will appear IN favorite comic character,
and sing some Of his popular songs.
THE pAgGHTERs OF rERpsICHoRE.
MISS M 5ah5Hf aIEz HtfE}Hs S22ssEa}Eex
MISS Wifi Fiji jH4E j}HHHEiHH1I, ERhfH1, { e..
eu,p THE sREAT ,9Ea ~. CORPS DE Eru1oPE,
"' 'AAH HHdsEhRRiYt4iAERfp1E; sERitiA zHf1;s =, ,.xr
ina new SELECTION a Of A' 'A''"" ''
CORKO GRAPHICALITIESl
The evening entertainment viii conclude with the
THE .s5hfs1s sfttfgfs' 1Eb fHE sHis1fS
MIR. George X. Edeson sa ---..........Th cobbler
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ladies and children invited to witness the
performances of this raeled com pany, there
will be nothing to offend the tastes Of the dsidtous
No liquors or cigars will be allowed in the hall
this week.
Front seats reserved for ladies.
No improper persons admitted.
No ladies admitted unaceompaniedb by gentlemen.
Doors open, 5A o'clock performance, 7x.
Admission 6 cents. Orchestra. 80 oents. d0
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RLAcKnsMIrHs n EcRSEs, gH;Es !.
HoRsr Rs sHoHsll oSHSslaDsr0sEs'
HokkE a9kkk sHS:k MAns,
WE RffNeTES, sHs STEEL
RI sfS ard al BL4CKsMIT4s TOOLS,
FOR SAFE wholesale or rfsab tRTTo n ITsst Syices.
dao-lm s5s Seventh st., bet. Pa aV! ao and canal
OK YOKRS,
~ LOG CHALNS.
sHHhHiH&fSSEs SsfHEhaHkIHH2&EfSS$S SlHsf HafHSSs:,
#4$$:$$S ##4$$SS #4$$S SSs$1SEfffSs, s1SEfffS, SsfSsurs.
EAY IND COAL SCALES a.
fH2vEES Ha}, tTkAw and 70 ODER CUTTERS, &c
prices fSa sale q r
a9eim a SIS Seventh ST. bet. Pa s1sT aT' and tanal
A II ssEs AHHsss1lEEssHrrs,
Is EE$$$ t|$ tE$$$ $;$$#as. s4$$5gs: s$$$$5z,Gss 5f$5,G
BBSGGkHHEEs BkGsHEs.
For saskfais sas, ~h1isssis Ss ow
dO-lm SIS Seventh St bet. Pa av and canal
IA 1AChINERY, OF ALL KINDS,
Il BETTING, &C., &c,
- -.s-., for SAFE q .nAn-uoLows--..
d2.lm 95s Seventh st. bet Pa ay, and Canal.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS,
For Sale at Lowest Prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
JP BARTHOLOw,
55S SEvHsrH SfRRHf,
d2o-lm between Pennsylvania avenue and Canal.
PIES AND CAKEs ef T every Very description, @ m.ss
fresh m every day. AL orders promptly tended to
De iI.sf No. 421 7th st., between M sa "fsh & and h.
F . 81 puRsl 'uss
MINK SAbtft ttfftcH, ,.
Ss S'ns ;ss: s for &c. sls ssPaSSUkss Rs Sk
ONE VERY. NICE Second. hand GILBERT
PIANO for sale for $50 At the Music
store OF W. g. MErzrRorr, m{H
de 10 eole Agent Tor Stelnway Sons.
HOLIDAY PRE- sENTs.
FURs!-FURS.- :
What More Dssnabk Msasato than Handsome
SET OF FURSi
Just opened, from Philadelphia and New York.
BEAUTIFUL SETS
siDtss5bss s5ss!sss ssHhlHHsshHt, glHsH;,
*ATEsEo bso%s MisSo S5osur, .e.,
prices, ana warranted as TepTssesntsS. e .uu,r,
236 Pennsylvania Avenue,
dl3-2w between 18th and 18th sts.
gs;s through AIe1.ndris; Til DO well e buy their
osies Always on hand, By he package de Is Inn r''
1923 PRESENTS. 1923.
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
No. 97s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets,
HAS THE LARGEST,
FINEST, AND CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT OF &
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
| OF ALL KINDS EVER BEFORE OPPEREp IN
THIS MARKET,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
dec lS-Sw
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CLIFFBURNE HOSPITAL. May q, Is6:

ADAMS Express CoMPANY,
"A OFFICE 514 PA. AVENUE,
WasAisssos CisS, d. O..
GREAT EASTERN, NOkTAERN AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERSi
IBLEs, NOTES, sTOCKs, BONDS, 90.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISP ATCH TO all
accessible sections Of the country This Company
koBrH, EAST, WEST, AND. AND NORTHWEST. NO .
wAsHINaTSSNNI R g. hxfT1x9sk, HfT x9sk, S4NsroS'
cINhATi,. sT, LOUIS, LOUIS
Connections are made at New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAS and tie
BRITISH PROVINCES, and !. 9TH nth steamAhip Hnss
and thence by European expresses to all prominent
oommercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con-
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
at Sli scce ssible parts OF the United States.
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
SeA Washington, D. q.
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trkEAsURY OF THE UNITED STATES.
WARRINGTON Dee A IAe

-
On Wednesday last, the I'd instant, there di..p-
,ssred from this Once . package Of blank Ger
Easstes Of Inde btedness ''of the denomination Of
I've thousand dollar, numbered from IL Sol to
uspp. both inclusive. No Certificates like them
have ever been issuea from this 6f6ce, aud none
Vil ever be issued.
YSe true Certi1cates Of the denomination of ave
thcusspd dollars have their numbers WRITTEN ON
y.GE in red ink at the uPPEn corners, directly
srder blank be not flled up this Ocrticats issued
70 -, viii be paid ~ bearer" are PRIHrsD ON
ZEE BACK OF the Certificates, in red lax. All that
have been issued since about thu lst instant, com
mensing about No. n a0, have the large denomi-
sstisn, 5op, printed on the fsc. in rad ink All
Certificates thai vii issue from tais Glles in fu.
t1re, will be like those issued heretofore. Those
IN the lost package differ from the genuine in hsv-
ias the words above quotes, Viz" If the order
-, viii be paid 20 bearer" engraved on ths fs'a
efthe Certificate, beginning the vixnetts, aud
ued below each end, ov.r the engraved dsRapi-
natens of 50oe.n The numbers are printed in on
each end, In red fnk, usDER the $50" denomina-
ton; the large denomination IL in green ink. Ger.
thcates OF the denomination Of one thousand dol
heen and are being Issued bat none of that denom-
ination have be lost.
On all genuine Certificates there is An ornate fR-
are or garland placed over and under each of the
tvotcrolls containing the denominstional figures
$500" The garland mat hes three iudentations
Of the scroll running lengthwise of the Oertifc,te
and is about three quarters of an inch long, an
ways from the center. On the lost Certificates
this garland does not appear.
de e-N Treasurer of the United States.
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CHARGE OF STEALING A BrGaT.- Some
three months since Mr.. Pywell sent baggy to
the shop Of Mr.. Callahan, near the Navy N ard,
TO lie repaired, but by mistake II was taken TO
Mr.. MoG uire's, near by, where IL remained for
a. long time Mr. Mcclure not knowing whose
twas Two months ago Joseph Langley took
the buggy of, and has been using il since that
l.. time; but Mr.. Pywell making inquiries a few
days since discovered II in possession of Lang.
lev, and he was arrested by Officer Duvall and
taken before Justice Gull, who held him 10 bail
for court Langley alleges that Mcclure told
him TO take the buggy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROVER'8 THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willardh Hotel

THIS S(FRIpAY) RVENIN6,
SECOND AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
Of the
FAvoRITH YAnsrE COMEDIAN,
YANKEE ROBINSON,
who will app. ar as
DkR1Us DUTToN,
in the
PAYS Or 10;
thu
TIMES THAT TRIED NEWS SOULS
To conclude with l.. Growers new comedy
.,.-E.. CAPE MAY DIAMOND. .
The ntertainment EN- mplc yine the entire com pany
Satns5ay, Last Night and Benefit of YANKEE
ROBINSON.
~ Admission 81, =. and rs cents.
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PASSAGE THIEVES ABoUT.-Tuesday eyen-
ing, about six o'clock, the house No. ;pi q,
heween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, was
entered by a thief, who stole two oyercoats,
TWO hats and a cap, valued AT SIS. The rob-
berry was first discovered 10y one Of The family.
bpr too LATE Il get ulCn the traIl Cf lbe thief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

RoBBISe SOLDIER. - Yesterday Onicer
Hotchkiss arrested q, +. Burlingarne, an at
tendant OF Thirteenth Hospital who
stands charged with stealing s6 in money. a
gold pen, and pocket.book from Albert Hil-
ION, a soldier who had been a patient there.
The case WAS laid before Justice Donu who
sent The prisoner 10 Jail for . hearing. -
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SUsPIcIoUs.-Laxt night, a citizen reported
TO Roundsinan Walker, Of the Second Ward
that iour men We're seen going into the grounds
White lot, two of whom were manacied 10
gether The roundsman, suspectinr that they
were fugitiyes, Went In search o( them; but a.
no one could be found, tits probable that she
irons were broken of and the parry le0 irnms.
diately Pr - = - . f-N,'f'N
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BEEF TKA--Beef tea should net be made like
common gravy or broth, out by a process
which will prevent the fat mingiine with IL
Cut half pound of nice gravy meat into Thin
slices and lay them in q hollow dish, pouring
over than a pint and a half boiling water
cover The dish and place il near the IRE for
half an hsur: remove the tea into sapcepan,
ard boil n ten minutes over a quick nre. re-
move the scum which has risen in boiling let
IL stand covered ten minutes longer. strain on
and season with salt only. Beef tea thus made
is light and useful nourishment 70 those
whose stomachs are weak and irritable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

7 AfEsr NEWS FROM EUROPE.
JOHN BRIGHT's SPEECH AGAINST INTER.
FIRING WITH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
HIS BOLD SPEECH IN PRAISE OF eUR
..s COUNTRY.
INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF wOOLEN AND
COTTON GOODS.
Butt BRUCE Il CO., No. asa 7th street, has
lot increased the price Of their immense stock of
CLOTHING.
FOR MEMS AND B0Yp WEAR,
- they bouEh il at old prices, and they viii not
make the people pay the least advAnce a. they are
determined TO undersen sill others. They have the
goots and are bound to run OF their stock within
he NEXT forty days 20 make room for our stock
That now manu- featuring.
The people only need 70 see our goods to induce
them to buy, and eur stock OF
BOYS JACKETS AND PANTS
oxosls anything ever offered in this city.
J. r q Z d CO.,
DEALERS IN
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
No. AGA 7rH STREET,
nop Two Doors Below smiths.
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ATTEMPT AT TRoBBRRY.-Tuesday night Mr.
W. II. Narrower, soon after closing his store. on
Sever IN near ID street, returned TO be sure that
ne had left all safe. He took q light and went
into the upper stories of the building, fastening
the II ont door after he entered. When he came
down, he found the bar removed and the door
opened. he saw a man standing in the middle
Of the street and made for him, when the man
ran of and escaped. Snbseq uently, Rounds
man Ecklof arrested a man avs wering the de-
scription of the fugitive, who gave the name Of
John Drew; but, rs Mr.. Narrower could not
fully identify him, be was dismissed by Justice
Walter.
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SEPT NOUyEAUx CONTES POUR LES EN-.

SEPT NOUyEAUX CONTES POUR LES EN-
- fants IS cents.
Cent Petis Contes pour les enfants, Is ,ents.
Contes du Chanoine Schid q cents.
Eacul, lie disciple econnaif SAINT, Is cents.
Les Souvenirs de l'enfance, Is cents.
Contes ct Histories pour les enfants, 80 cent?
Theatre de Ia jeune sse, par Souvestre. ~ cents.
Contes pour les enfsnis de cling q six ans, IS cts.
Nouyeaux petits contes pour les enfants
Nouveaux Contes pour les enfants, par n me De
Rawr ~ yigpettes * cents.
Les Enfants d'aujourd hui, par une mere de
fannile 40 vignettes, as cents.
Contesd' Anderson, tra4uits du Danois, 50 cents.
Contes de Penface, Choisis de Miss Edgeworth,
81.
And many others for children Of every age, i'm
ported from Paris direct by
de II FRASCh TAfLOh.
CLIFFBURNE HOSPITAL, May q, 1867.
NOTICE-On and after this date, visitors will be
allowed TO enter the wards Of this Hospital on Tues
days Saturdays, and Sundays only, and on those
dsys enly between the hours of and p.
JOHN 8. BILLINGS,
ma Asst Surgeon q q. Army, in charge.
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MB E r YA 4 ID,
SIXTH STREET,

IIAPPINEss OR MISERY THAT Is THI
ashISET OF HWSSNDGRs s' kSAroMS
and MEDICINE,' - have determined re sard!ess Of
eIDense-to issue free tfor the benefit of suffering
ssting Lectures Marriage and its Disqusli6es
tions, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline. !ndi;
Physiology and Natureh Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means of enlghtening and
aaying Thousands and will be forwarded free on the
receipt Of four stamps, BY addressing Secretary
Paristar Cabfnet Of Anatomy asd Medicine, 563
Rroadway New York. jy l5-ly
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THE EVENING STAR
vuHILSHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAY BxCIPTBD,)
AZ THE stan BUILDINGS,
,.su Pmx'A AVENUE AND IlrH SrnsBr,
w, ID. WALLACH.

- AZ sents per month. To mail ruhacris- =.
Sisss a. SO 60 ysa, Is. e sd.ss;es: s % rot az
nesfAs st the rate Of IL sr-,s . - - - -
-, on oIxf; N xrapr..rs, fvo oIHfS.
IADvEkFlSES<rSTS should BE- sent to tas
= sstors II o ssoek n: othsrviss they may noS
Soas untl .as nexf day
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DARING BURGLARY.-On Tuesday evening.
between six and seven o'clock, come smart
thief entered the house OF Mrs Kelly Or the
corner OF Sixteenth and l. stresfs while the
family Were at tea, and, going up stairs, locked
himself in room and broke open a bureau
yer. One Of the neighbors, seeing a light in
the room, Went in and asked Mrs. Kelly who
was up stairs. On going 70 the door of the
room, they tried 10 get in, and the thief IN ade
of by jumping out OF the back window on a
shed, and from there TO the ground.
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nFFICEBS AND SOLDIERS NEEDING DRY
~ GOODS Of any kind to seud home for holiday
presents most solicited to inspect our
stock tprobably the largest and most comprehen-
sve in the Districtl all marked in plain figures
enc price only.
All parcels properly packed for press other
FERRY BRO,
de q.Sft Pa avenue and Ninth street
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AT MOoRE's WEST End DRUG STORE, 1i3
"A Penn avenue, south side the public can -3
always find large and general assortment ofS74
pure and fresh MEDICINES. II
- Particular attention paid to the dis =
PensnR of physicians prescriptions. de i6 2w
VFU GIFTS
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DLACKsMITHS FORCES
ID Do. ? ANVILS,
Do. BELLOWS.
Do. GRIhDSTOEES,
HORSE SHOES,
H0RSE SHOE NAILS,
IRON and STEEL,
WREECHES,
HAMMERS.
RASPS, aad al BL4CKSMITIS TOOLS,
For sale, Wholesale or retail. sc lowest prices.
j. P. BARTHOLOW,
d21lm 55s Seventh ct. bet. Pa av and Canal.
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The evening entertainment will conclude with the
lauEhable sfte rpie ce entitled
- THE IOBBLER AND THE LORD.
MIR. George X. Edeson as. The Cobbler
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

The REBEL Col. FRY-The inhuman
butcher, Fry, who commanded the rebels
at Fort st. Charles, on White river, and
ordered his men to shoot our sailors who
jumped into the river from the Mound
City, when her steam chest was exploded
is now in our hands prisoner. and wound
ed. Lieut.. Sanford informs us that some
forty Of our men who were recovered from
the water, were shot in the head, and
about the breast. Some of them had FIVE
or six ball holes through them. 1t was
questioned 1t first whether Fry ever gave
the order to fire on the men in the water
But the positive proof of the fendish act
comes from one Of his own men, who was
MORALLY wounded, and confessed i, to one
Of our surgeons before he died. If the
poor tool who obeyed such an order could
not die without relieving his soul of the
guilt, how must the incarnate devil who
gave it feel, as he lies upon his back at
the Mound City Hospital, nursed and
cared for by brothers of the helpless men
he ordered murdered in cool blood
"Shoot every id Yankee who sticks
his head above water" was the ORDER
Now, how long are our people to stand
such things, and still allow the villains
who perpetrate them to cumber the earth.
Mo. Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
THE STATE OF IOWA.

To Jessce G. Wickersham.
sir:-feu are hereby notified that there Is now on
ME In if ce Of the Clark " the District Court or
Lee Goun, iowa, al Keok1k, petition of Amos Hem
kle piatnfin claiming of You the uf ,ia4 G.
ss money Justly due him six promissory notes
81 said notes payable 10 said plaintiff order; the
Others payable 10 divers persons aud endorsed and
assigned to piaintin1 and upon accounts for
tain hoEs ana other property by purcs of d..
vers persons and them Asa antd to plaintiff aud that
an attachment has b,cn issued 10y the Clerk OF said
Court upon said peitiol upon which certain of your
property has been ched
Now, ulesA you appear and answer said petition on
o. bfpre noon Of the second day OF September 1857
that btli ihe second Il OF the next term Of said
Court be holden at keokuk default will be entered
aid Judgment rendered against you thereon
BECK 4 HEATH,
juiylS-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
For the Gate City
To DIR. j. e. Hughes.

| perceive that we have frequent calls
upon the public by DR.. j. G Hughes,
Surgeon General of Iowa and Acting Sur.
gcon in charge of the hospitals at keo-
kuk, for supplies for said hospitals
Now, sir, what wish to know is, wheth-
er the Government does not furnish beds,
bedding, medicines, and all the appliances
for dressing wounds, and food suitable for
the comfort of the sick +? Ina word, does
not the government furnish all the requi
site subsistence or the money to purchase
it with If not, then these calls upon
the public are proper and right; but if
they are furnished by the government,
then such calls are an imposition.
Will the Surgeon in charge tell the
public the facts, for our sick and disabled
soldiers are justly entitled to good quar-
ters. good medical attendance, good and
suitable food, and good kind and humane
treatment from all who have the care of
them.
1t is to be hoped that DR.. Hughes will
enlighteu the public upon these questions,
for il our sick and disabled soldiers
are in want of anything the country af
fords, to render them us comfortable as
the nature Of the case will admit
of, and the government is either
unable or unwilling to furnish the reoui.
site relief, let US make one united effort
with long pull and a strong pull, SO that
a regular supply may be always on hand.
Will the Doctor tell u.s.
A SOLDIERS FRIEND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER ASIA

- Cape Race, July Fl.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool on
Saturday, 18th, via Queenstown, 18th,
was boarded off this point at 10 o'clock
this morning. en- route for Halifax and
Boston. The Asia's adyices are two days
later
The fighting before Richmond is treat.
ed as severe reverse to the Unionists
by the whole English press, and General
MeClellans position is regarded as preca.
rious.
Lord Palmerston has stated that the
British troops would not be withdrawn
from Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
tny TELEaRArH.I
New York Market.

New York, July 81.
Fiour--Market i've 10 ten ceuts better; sales At
- U1a s5 Is for super slsse Is 40@5 SO for Extra
State; s. so3$5 IS for Common to Medium Extra
Western; IS asa IS go for Common to good shipping
brands Extra III. o.
Wheat-Market excited and fully two cents better;
81 osa 81 IA for Chicago Spring; 81 laGl II for NIL.
Club; III 1891 II for Amber Iowa; 81 a6Gi 20 for
Winter ned Western; 81 ea9l ~ for Amber Aichl-
gan; 81 ~ for White Western; ~ T9l4i for White
Michigan.
Gorn--Aarkst one cent better; sales ii 5+05s TO
Mixed Western, old, delivered.
whsky-lieavy and dropping; Bon q 3ot4c.
Groceries-Firm but quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

head. The blood streamed down his
face, and blinded his sight, and he was
obliged to retire for season to have his
wound dressed.
Presently lie appeared in the arena
once more, nothing daunted, to renew the
fight. But his now doubly heightened ar
dor made him more reckless even than be-
fore, and soon he received gaping slash
in the leg. which caused him to succu,nb
and yield regretful victory to the north
ern champion, who had only added to his
own prestige and renown.
Thus ended the conflict. Closing the
book, we could hardly keep from think
ing that ii was miniature prelude to the
tremendous conflict which another south
erner, quasi-chisalrous bully should pre-
clptate upon his coil, calm, and vastly and
superior rival in another hemisphere, one
hundred and fifty years thereafter. This
contest is now going on, and the Assem-
bled world are the enchanted spectators
Many count upon the impetuosity and
naughty bearing ofthe arrogant Southron,
but let them duly consider on the other
hand the cool, answering determination,
the nnwasted energies, and the swoopng
power of the Northman, so unnecessarily
and insultingIy challenged to conflict.
Already has the Boosting challenger
received cut iii the forehead and he is
blinded by his streaming gore and foam
ing rage. He retires for time from the
field, to bind up his wound and prepare
for fresh assault. On he comes again
bis lmpetuosity is really terrific He has
suffered SO little, and has summoned so
much zeal, surely he must win this time.
But there still stands his towering antago
MIST, with advanced position, and doubly
armed with the consciousness Vt right
Drawing fresh supply from his mex
haustible resources OF mighty strength and
endurance, he receives and parties the
assassin blows, until the assailant, fretted
with impotent rage shall once more ex-
pose some weak and vulnerable spot in
tie meantime dealing quick and tremen-
dous blows in return fir those received.
Not long. we trow, will he have to wait,
Tor already can we see that the foundation
upon which his adversary stands, and
which is his main strength is to receive q
destructive stroke, il not entirely knocked
from under him, and he must soon retire
from the field. covered with utter confu-
sion, ruined chivalry and overwhelming
shame.