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EEtSEa NJ ~ RI WFT ~ H@1EMA
Merrimac No. 3 Coming out.
Fort Monroe, Sept. 6,

aH4 Fort Monroe, Sept. D.
IT'S reported that Merrimac No. Q has
been seen below Fort Darling saad evil
IDENTIFY making towards Newport News.
There is no doubt that a reconnaissance
has heen made of the james River by two
or three rebel gunboats within a day or
two. u
LArER.--There is great excitemen Mt
here in consequence Of the report that
the Merrimac No 2 had reached the vi
cinity of Newport News, and had an en-
counter with one or two of our gunboats
and had driven them before her. All the
shipping here has been removed to pIac
Of safety, but no fears of anything seri-
Gus are entertained, as such arrangements
have been made by our naval authorities
as viii probably make the career Of Mer-
rimac No OF shorter duration than her
former namesake.
An arrival from City Point to-day re-
ports all quiet on the river and no rebels
or rebel gunboats in sight.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.

Cape Race, Sept. 8.
The Australian from Liverpool 30th
and Queenstown 3lst arrived Sunday a. m
GREAT BRITAIH--Lord Palmerston in
= speech at Melbourne referred to the
Trent affair, which, he said, was settled
in manner consistent with the dignity
of both England and America. There
was consequently no triumph on either
side. The only triumph was that of truth
and justice which each side was equally
interested 10 ma.tain.
tto b3itd6n Times reitcrates its argu-
men;s that the North cannot conquer the
SJuth, aud says The time for CON promise
has arrived, and the worst settling+of the
dispute cannot be SO fatal as the continu-
ance of the war. The Times then draws
an analogy between the position of Eng
land during the Revolutionary War and
the present position Of the North, and
says that it is time the North followed tho
example Of England.
The army and navy Gazette describes
Gen McClellan's campaign as the most
signal failure seen in this country.
Lord Brougham had made a speech
urging the absolute necessity Of neutrality
and non-intervention in American Affair s
lTILY 1.-THE latest advices from Turiu
represent Garibaldi and his volunteer.
continued the march from Rizzio, pursu.
ed by column Of royalists. A proclama
ton issued by Garibaldi from Cotonia in
citing the people to instruction had pro-
duced strong demonstrations in his favor
at Florence, and some collisions had taken
place between the authorities and the
people. A ~
LONDON, ,Ang. 30.--The Times of to-
day has an article on the extraordinary
position Of the Democratic party in
America. 1t says they are fighting ia a
cause for which they feel the most bound
less devotion, but ut the same time In be.
half of a policy and President wh,ub
they detest- Il regards Yallaadighan
receen speech as an expression of The
feeling of the Democrats, and thinks then
demonstration in every way important, as
it serves to show that in addition to 9th
ei difficulties that President Lincoln will
have to struggle against as the legitimate
effects Of the war, there will be violent
opposition against his own arbitrary acts.
$50 LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
PARIS, Aug. 30.--A telegram just re-
ceived in this city states that Garibaldi
had been defeated, wounded and cap
tured.
LONDON, Aug..3l.-The Moniseur says
that the insurrection which threatened To
compromise the destlnics of Italy has
terminated. Garibaldi after very sharp
conflict was compelled to surrender. An
Italian frigate was Immediately ordered 10
convey him to Spezza. The blockade of
the Italian coasts is ordered TO be raised
Paris, Aug. 3i.-Tne capture Of Carl
baldi is fully confirmed.
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HEABQUARTERs, HkcnriTiNa DxpeT i
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. II, p2.

j
0<ssrsf Order. Es.2.
As II II The almost Importance III the Reginen
of Iowa Volunteer. now In The neid should be naea
up TO the maximum standard, Rettuitg oracers for
these Regiments will use every end to give cir
es.sion In their Immediate v.eit 20 the following
extracts from Orders u tie V AZ Department. viz.
Enraa L. All meA Ls teslre, Ainsly or by squads
10 Join any particular Regiment company in the
neld are hereby authorized to present themselves 10
aHs ct The Recruiting Qfbfers for these Regiments
when they will b+ enrol led and forw srded 1t once 10
the General Depot Tor the State there TO be duly
tered and to receive the bounty allowed by law liz
saeh cases enlistment papers aud Descriptive Lsss
Will he forwarded as directed IN Gtrersi order No
lt3, OF t6i, from the h.Ac VI she Army whic4,
proyIdss thai duplicate enlis sHai b. ard
ed With each Man, and one Descriptive lat for Tie
squad.
The attention OF Recruiting oEcers ~ partlcn-
larry directed to Par s46, GeEersl Arm. Regulations
which poSiGes thai Rec fruits shall 10 arde from
Rendezvous 10 btlots every days, aud ostener II
practically, provided the number dispos able exceeds
three. Fsiiureto comply with The above Regulations
Ill Incur The penalty OF dlsob~cisnee 10 orders
>. keeruiis Tor old Regiments will feesiye, re.sn
Aec~pteJ into the u s. service ~ yreniln aud e..
q II, : 70 bounty ~ Ls paid them al this Depoty
sse v1s neLth Aa,lles lay when they Join the H..
neHts
T. Recruiting rendezvous have been established u o.
der charge Of regularly detailed orcers At The follow
ing places, viz Davenport, Iowa Guy Msscatir.
Mi. PiesFaAts Newton, Fsirneid yinLon, tLsttt
"ashingipn bee k"ihes. ot'umwa, Council Biurs
Independence LetLe4. NATION, bellevue Butilps.
ION. brook ,H, luILtl ats. tedHr Rapids
by orcer, Il 3. HENDEksHOTT
Capi. Cd ATTY, hspr Vol. X. s. Iowa
Va HkisHT, Isl Llsut. I'd IsmA Cayalr, and
aaGai -dh ADJ Recruiting Dept.
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Dialogue Found ed ON Fact.
CHARAcTERs-Taco She Rebels

Sd8h no tSNe lttOttS.
MADAM HIGHFLYER-Oh. my dear
Mrs, Beauregard, am so charmed and
ecstattfed to meet you this beautiful morn
ing. How do you do, and how are. the
sweet little children.
Mrs. Children, fudge
What time have / to think about the tire
some brats or husband either, when am
busy flirting Lincoln shoulderstraps!
MADAM III - You hirt with Yankees
Why, my dear Mrs Beauregard, you rs.
tonlsh me. How can you stoop to notice
the nasty, iow-bred vcrmiuY
Mas. B.-Oh, you simple Don't you
see ihaue an object IN a.? Now, don't
YOU know that when / get one OF tue
greenies on my sofa, and dose him with a
little wine, that lie begins to fancy that /
am the cleverest lady in the world and
then, with the least ,,aizzing. makes me
his confdaut, and tells me all the militia
ny secrets? Why, you may be sure that
the next morning when apply fora pass,
which am sure to get, have real
budget of news to carry out to Morgan's
messenger, who is in waiting for me at
our friends house.
MADAM H-My dear sister, what a
cunning angel you are. Nobody but n
born Yankee would have contrived such a
trap. And to see how nicely the silly flies
walk into the spiders pailor Oh, bravo;
this is really excellent What sweet
love OF bonnet you have got on this
morning. What is your fancy for having
two rcd roses and one nhite over in front
Mas B.-Stupid again, ell Don't
you see the embiems OF Dxiey
MADAM H.--Lord, Yes. Ill run
straight and have mine trimmed in tile
same way. Are you going to Church to.
morrow
Mas. B.-No: my preacher is in the
Pcnlentiary. / am for JEFF. Davis and
Dixie. ionder comes two of those dirty
soldiers. I'll make mouth at them.
Mas. B.-And I'll hoist my linen !
Nashville Union.
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Bounty FUND.
sword Pressn tation.

Last evening after roll call, the mem
bers Of Capt. Maginnis' Company, now
in Camp Lincoln, represented by Corp'l
G. w. Hamilton, presented to Capt. c. j.
Magnnis magnificent sword, sash and
belt, with the following speech
Captain. as a slight evidence Of the
great respect we have for you as COM
mander, soldier and friend, l, in behalf
Of this Company, present te-yea this
sword, sash and belt. May you draw it
often in defense of our common cause,
and may you never sheathe it until the
last traitor is dead and the Stars and
Stripes again float proudly over every inch
OF soil belonging to the young Republic.
May you 50 WELD it that it may win lau-
rels for your country, your company, and
yourself"
The Captain then replied as follows:
"Once before was made the honored
recipient Of sword, sash and belt, by q
company of men who, after four months
hard service. raised nc from the ranks t.
= ed Lieutenancy. tried to win for them,
as far ~ Was in my power, the credit due
them, and for my sword an honor. A lit
tie over nine months ago | fell severely
wounded, and with me my sword, but
three men now live to tell of it. Agar
| am the grateful recipient Of anoths,
sword through your kindness. will no
sheathe it while this Rebellion lasts or If,
flows through my veins. If daty as !,
soldier and man TO my country, mi
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THE REBLs IN MARYLAND.

~ yfa7-sv ~ Y va ashlngton, Sept. U.
An escaped pris her, who was in she
hands Of the rebels four Days, says that
allthe Federal forces at Fredericktowu
fell back to Harper's Ferry, but before
doing 50 had on Thursday night burnt the
hospital and commissary stores, and re
moved the sick aud wounded. On Fri
day P. m. the rebel pickets extended on,
as far as New Market, eight miles south.
east Of Fredericktown. The Federal pick.
cts were withdrawn sixteen miles from
the same place. The rebels had got pos.
session OF two or three ears 1t Frederick
town, some Of which were loaded with
old pontoon bridges.
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TRooPs MARcHIEG On The very

TROoPs MARCHING On. - The very
earth trcmbles with armed men. The long
column that marched through the avenue
yesterday had no end to their sheen of
steel. 1t glistened in the avenue at the
capitol gates in the morning, and in turn
by the Presidents house its bayonets
were tipped with the departing light
And lam told that the column, whose
head reached here this morning had its
rear in Philadelphia.
We are coming Father Abraham, six hund, ed thous-
and uore-A
TWash. Cor. n. Y. Commercial.
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Washington, Sept. 8th, 7 D. N

Washington, Sept. 6th, p. N.
Intelligence received here last night,
and additionally confirmed this morning,
of the occupation of Frederick City, Md,
by the rebel forces naturally excited
much surprise, mingled with indignation
and alarm There was but limited op-
portunity for obtaining information from
that point, almost all the intelligence
coming by way Of Baltimore. The gov.
eminent authorities received the news
early yesterday evening in a written doc
ument or bulletin. Last night immense
bodies Of our troops were in motion for
the Upper Potomac and elsewhere, and
to-day the military operations continue.
Nearly all the rebel troops have appa-
rently been Withdrawn from our 'front.'
None in large force remain. There is no
doubt that large reinforcements Of rebels
were yesterday passing from Ashley
Gap south Of Lecsburg, as If intending
to cross at Snycker's Ferry, which is be.
tween Point Of Rocks and Edwards Fer
nv. The rebels move in sohd columns,
6rst cavalry, next artillery, then infantry
with their baggage in the rear, and these
again are followed in the same order BY
similar descriptions of troops. The peo.
pie Of the Valley have contributed to the
subsistence of the rebels ard doubtless
furnish them with all needed information.
Nothing has been heard from our troops
at Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg, who
| e.. L Al
movements of the rebels towards Fred
erick. h te-l
A gentleman who arrived here to-day
having left Frederick between 9 and Il
o'clock last night, on horse back, says th,
rebel force there is estimated at 0,00l
men under Stonewall Jackson. From
this eentleman's conversation with rebe
soldiers, be defiyed ths imppeesioh tia
one Of their objects ia to destroy the W est
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Vrghl Report.
10000 REBELS IN MARYLAND ~
Washington, September B.

A paroled prisoner who arrived here
to-day, reports that about 10000 rebels
have passed into Maryland, the main
body Of them over the Monocacy. He
had paesed through the lines and counted
twcnty-seven battalions. This statement
is believed among military men In this
city. ssa1 so1
A report reached here this morning
that there was skirmish in the neigh
borhood of Poolsville to-day. Many of
the citizens of that locality came to Wash
inpton. sFta 8a4
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BURNED To DEATH.-A FIRE occurred
at Docorah, Iowa, abouta week since, re-
sulting in the destruction of building
aud the burning to death Of Mr.. George
Gulbanson. and severely burning Mr..
MortenSon aud Mr.. Oleson. The fire
seems to have been the result Of drunken
frolic, in which all the injured were en-
gagged.
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oma la, Sept, S.

Omaha, Sept, s.
The following was brought by mes
senger to Council Bluffs yesterday:
Sioux City, Sept. &.
To the citizens Of Missouri Slope:
A messenger from the Yankton agency
brings news that the tribe is on the eve
OF rising against the whites. Some set
tlersat Dakota have already been attacked
Women and children along the Missouri
are fleeing TO Fort Randall aud here for
safety Men ask help to protect various
posts on their frontier Men Of Iowa,
come with arms for two or three weeks
until Government troops arrive.
[Signedl W. R.SNrH,
Jos. II, BoRscH,
j. NJ. WHITE.
Committee.
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The womeu ,f IIom,S said YER
dant gentleman, inqDit.Esly, while look
ing at a magazine article bearing this cap
ton" the women of Homer - WAS
Homer one of that sort of fellows p
This reminds US (as honest Abe would
say) Of little story that Starr King used
20 tell. He had written q lecture about
the life and times of Pericles. 1t was
entitled The Age Of Pericles. " and so
was put in the posters. One day he saw
a nan gazing at the words printed ~ cap
itah on wall in the city of R, and
heard him exclaim, s'The age OF Perikeig!
so he pronounced TIC H4r1t} who the
ID cares ho,c oil he was
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NJ This rebellion is to be put down
not by campaign against Democrats o.
campaign against Republicans, but by q
campaign against the rebels.
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ay rELEaRApH.I
New York Market.

New York, Sept Q.
Plour-Aarket dali apd unchanged; sales al es 90
IS Is for Super State; % ooD@5 10 for Super wss
tern; $5 6oss5 Is for Common to good shipping
brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Wheat--Market heavy, and to two cents lower;
saes al 81 lG1 10 for Chicago Spring; u 2il ~ for
for Amber Iowa; 81 33asi "a for Ambr Michigan.
coru--Maikei heavy and declining; sales Mt slc for
Mixed w estern, sound shipping
hisky-shade frmer, sales A. 3iGa3ac
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

= FHIPFEKN.
On aud aitcr this date Powder will be allowed
sold In keokuk without permission OF the es.igped
nor any kind OF Arms whstever, nor Munitions of
has also been ordered by tho special Agent OF
Treasury Department not 10 ALLOW Gooda Groceries
except In limited quantities for family use, TO 20 into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object IS to keep supplies from the rebels OF
armed hands Of auerriilasin Northeast Missouri
JOHN sTAEEUs
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keoknk.
Ksokuk, Aug. IL, lsG2
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ern Central Pennsylvania r. q. and 9TH
erwise operate in that State, and having
Interior designs on Washington and Bal
timore. Our informant was glad to leave
the mel ghborhood of Frederickstown with
out caring to remain long to verify his
data IA ~ Sst NJ NJ E& "a
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SOMETHING OF LoAD.-The Great
Eastern brought fourteen hundred passen-
gers, Give hundred and sixty-one in the
steerage) and three thousand tons of mer.
chandise.
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suspENsIos.-We are requested to an-
heaaee that the /" Fruit-GFewer's Com
panlon," the first No. of which was issu-
ed in August, has, in consequence Of the
pressure of war matters, been suspended
for the present.
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Nd A correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser suggests that af-
ter the war is over it might be advisable
to send few men to Nassau and shovel
that little island nuisance into the sea.
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S1r Sixty-one negroes, men, women
and children, passed through Indianspo-
lis on Thursday. fromLitchfeld, Illinois,
for Boston. They are bound ultimately
to Hayti or Central America.
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Thayer,s Plan.
Especial to the Tribune.
New ! orik, Sept. s

New York, sept. 3.
Hon. Eli Thayer is urging, and with
hopes OF sHpcess, theGoyernment to adopt
plan for the colonization of the rebellioas
States as war measure. Mr. Thaycr's
project is 10 throw Northern and foreign
emigrants INTO the iusurrecting districts
of the Gulf States, armed and under the
auspices of the Government in such for
mldable bodies as to defy gucrrlllas. He
wishes to make the initial experiment in
Floridas, the more inviting portions OF
that State to be taken possession of and
held by the invading hosts. Mr.. Thayer
says they are to be enlisted for six months
only. There are eleven million acres oil
public lands in Florida, besides what can
be taken under the law authorizing the
sale of real estate for the non payment d
taxes. Mr.. TLayers friends are asking
his appointment as Brig. Gen. to enable
him more success fully to carry out tht
idea.
General Banks is sick at Wizards 10.
IL. Tie attending surgeon prescribes
quir. AID rest rs all that is necessary for
his recovery from the injuries received at
the battle ol Cedar Mountains. a4a
Two companies Virginia cavalry, whe
we're supposed to have been cut of on the
Rappabannock some days ago, have come
safely into our lines after having exper
fenced great dangers and hardshiys il
pursuing circui,ous road to reach til.
city.
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w The packet Kate Cassel 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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Military Notice.


The meeting Of The Legislature eompeis me to be
in attendance during lis sessou~ During my absence
Major h Cole Will be at my office and al the Arsenal
to discharge such duties AZ ] shalt direct.
g. w LDWRtE.
- Ang 3u-d -----=--r hfd.-ae~Eamps
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BatcAelor's Hair Dye---The hest In
The N AIIL.

WILLIAM A. BAILnLLuR.A celebrate Hair Dive
produces color 70 be- dstingu shed from nature
warranted MOTTO inure the hair in tho least
the i'll ELECTS OF bad dyes and nygorster the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instautt, ,u,nz
ssplssdid black or brown leaving The hair sou and
beautiful. Sold l.. ell drugsnts Ac
The genuine i. signed " LILLIAN A BACHELOR
lac jour cf each boz.
Factory, NJ. III barclay Street, New York Late
Sss broadway and 10 Bond Street tie6-dAwIy
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r Two companies for the seth Re
::ssiHlent came in last evening.
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@M Mr.. j. w Heaton, Express Mes
senger on X. d St. l.. Packet Line, yes
terday handed in s25 to the Treasurer OF
the jackson Township Bounty Fund, with
out solicitation.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8:

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to Indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish TO con-
time they will remit Immediately.
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COMING. The Esd regiment, Colonel
Dewey, is coming down in squads of 200
or more. on the way to St. Louis
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T Major Kinney, Paymaster of the
US. Army, returned to this city last
evening, and will remain to pay the vol
unteers Of the Both Regiment, as we'll as
discharged soldiers, and oil who have des-
criptive rolls at the Hospital
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GRANGE OF TIAE.-Cars on the K. TT
d. NJ 4 N. r. r. now leave ut 1870 A. Nj
and l:3O p, Al, and arrive at l:l5 and
$50 p. M.
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In THE RANks.-It is said that Elk
GOV. Hicks Of Maryland has enlisted ~ >
private.
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REJolcIsd.- The Paymaster arrived
yesterday, and will pay off soldiers in the
Hospitals. Or course the boys have no
obj lection to that order of business.
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Baltimore, Sept. 8

DaIllHUTt, sept. q.
Gov. Bradford has issued proclama-
ton calling on the citizens to organize
for the protection of the State. L. LII
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CorroN PLANT-Mr. Dinner has Il
Cotton Plant in his saloon which is worth
looking al. Il Is aiLrlying plant, and the
blossoms are very handsome. Call and
e IL.
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~ Officers army regulation caps of
spoSdKD CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS.
made to order by G. H. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondenu streets.
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OFFICERS or 9nE 3UrH REGIMENT
We learn tonight that our townsman, W.
N. G. Terrence, has been appointed Lieu
tenant Colonel, and Laurin Dewey of Mt.
Pleasant, Major of the 30th Regiment,
now rendezvoused at this place.
Mr.. Abbott of Louisa county, was APP
pointed Colonel of the Regiment some
time since.
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JOHN sTAsNus
Surveyor OF the Port.
Custom House onIce, Keoknk, AUG GO, ta-aus2s- otf

10 THE NERVOUS OF Born SEXES
eeleis, la been restored to health In
few days, sIisf many scsrs Of great Suaering ID
wiiliEg to assist otbes ~ sending TREE ON receipt
Of post PAID directed suseepe = copy Of the pre-
scripion used. Direct 10 The REV. JOHN Nj DAG
NALL. ise fniiop street, brooklyn, N. Y.
lie t1-dhwsm
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company, my home nd-friends, will cam
psnsate for this gift viii try to merit
it,"
ta E
After this, three rousing cheers and
"break ranks took place.
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CosFIscATED. - The "Water House
grocery at the edge of town, on the plank
road, was confsca'ed yesterday, by the
Provost Marshal, for selling whiskey to
the soldiers. The liquor was carried to
Uncle Sans depot in Rice q building.
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ID an order from the Treasury Dvp eli ship
PERI and CArrers ars reGaiTts before foi arng
menL OF Goods or SAT-, amounting to over $3.50 TO
paccs In the 61st and secoud tier of counties on Lf
Southern border OF the State ~ Iowa to die in The
Custom House OfGee al heokuk, Iowa an oath pre-
~ tae Treasury Department also tn execute
, N9ih approved satetles, thai tic goods TIE Il
eeseited sLAs rot &c transported s0ld OF sed In any
wsy, 50 as 20 ave aid Comfort insurgents or 10
fynFhllstis VIII thGs II y hpioa az slnst the Gov
erauicnt Of tht linteu Statee
Blanks can be obtained 4Id Instructions given nj.
the Survey or's Once.
JOHN sTANNUs