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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Philadelphia, SEPT. ).

previous dispatch mentioned that
>,oacwall Jackson was marching on Bal.
tl.nore via Lccsburg. The following ID
the report as pull, he'd in the Enquirer,
we have report that Jackson is on his
way to Baltimore viz I.r,sburg with 49,
900 men, and that he intends crossing at
or near Edwards Ferry.
The dispatch telegraphed from here on
Monday, intimating the New York Tri-
bune had been ordered closed, WAS made
with no other purpose than to appease
the mob.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

gF4 DAtLs Cara Orgy n,r.cx.
ksox-k. ssri. 8. az.
FLoUR-supernnes III so;spriDl 81 heat sAuaa,r5
PailWheAtEx.rse says
BRAN ANDSHoRTs-yos 4Oele 100 Ms
CoRN-I7 to Ise bush.
BARLkT--25c. FAX 1aa&
wnEAT-ln goo demand. Pans5a7o; sprint As
to3oe. st% F#h
RYE-2se dull.
oATs-l5c.
P0TAToES-New, 20 10 csc
SUGAR New Orleans fair lokasl,, prime I,t
choice u; ella rihed -; crushed and IoAfl4*. ~
AoLAssEs-rlantatioD4 s05o; ssgarAouse4sG sa
Golden Syrup so4iS c--yery scaaces H a~z
tofFkE-Ri"sss824e; Java 1880; Laguy rs940as
RlCE-si19c. f$ as.&@ ~ slagg
s0AP-faim &c, Family 5Kc, German fCin., IN
o7se. afT - ss-aJ
cANDLEs-starfi91s, stearine IL, Mould 10.
LARD-5 to Get retail sac 31ks sSs
BVTTEA-Common687e arc; Choict To- reta itl2,.&1 Is
fhoslsioNs-shoulde Hams gig 3,Cies
SIDES st44; Sugar Cured IIams 1asc.
LRAYHER-soie 2!a X: Haraesta7a3e.
hlpEs-Dry lotp l2c, rrutby halt price Rresn
tle -; green shesi psts hess u gree n hog bkir,
fsc 8ts& hS-s .
HAT-TImothy, IS ooas 90, b.led - oota All
Prairie 81 ooQ. s 90. ta #R a3
sEEDs-fimohs ~ 90; Flax Seed sIDo
oNloks-e9ap95c.
EGES- 81,
WHITE BEAAs-ln good demand 5Ocaels6
fEATHEks-a5@ 30.
1FkuiT-Dnsd Arries . eoasY Is p buahe,.
Dried Peaches ~ 2sa ~ so, Kai.ins 5000 $3.50
cftEEsE-Western Reserves Deumal7as.
BEEF cArTLE-a9alc gross
sHEEp- % ooGr IS phsaA.
O IN
rel; LiverPoolsI stl2 e. 90 p sack; LsIe n 50 4,
2 g. Very scarce.
FIsH-Ascksrei,No.leI 6s9Is p bbi. no 2 ~
4s1o, No 3 Sseel0. While Fish, No. $500.
half bbi. Cod Fish SOC y H.
RAGS-Wooieni Cot.ou2c
OLD IRuA-+sA NJ h. Brass60ee D T. Can.
per lDal24c ~. Il Ill Ns
E1cHAsaE-on New YORK y per cent bs nj able
funds Philadelphia Boston. Chicago and Cincin-
natl " per cent St. LOUIS 4 per cent. Old 10 to
ia per cent bug ing, is selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
6exsval ordev, No. ..

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Gxsvai ordev No. ..
Asi IL Of tbs utnoss importance shattls X .in.en
VI Iowa Volunteers in The field should lie allied
up 10 the maximum standard, Reeruiatg oaieers for
these Regiments Will every enr Aso to give cir
cuAiion in their mmea.st- YtciE3y tote lotIowtng
extracts from Orders Ct tl.t y ar DspaRmeEi. via:
Ertrsef J. All ussn Who desire. singiy By squads
10 Join any particular Regiment company In the
heid heeb, Auihs zed tc present themaelx o. la
any Of the Recruiting on.ecrs for these Regiments
hen they will be enrolled forw arded ut once 10
the General Depot iof the state there to be duly mus
tered and to receive The boubt, allowed by law In
sueh casrs, enlistment papers aid DesctFAv ~ Lists
viii be forwarded IA directed ia Gebrtst order Ne
los, OF ltcl, from The heaaqnArs II the Array when
provides thai duplicate enliss,c ahaii be fefpare
ed with each iAan, and one Descriptive list fgttae
squat
,. Tie attention OF Recruiting ofieers Ia particu-
iarly directed to Par. $40, General Army
which provides thai Recruit. shall DC for~ afdea from
Resaezrou. 10 btssis eyeEy days. and orsener II
practcsiie. ptevn+d the number dispos able exceeds
thres Failure comply sith The above Regulation.
~. ilsur the penalty OF disobtdiepee to orders
J. Recruits ior old Regiments viii receive, sh,I
lhto The L s. stfFlse, - premium and a.
VI hr s.tt la.Et, ~ b. pad them at this pepop
and "te l-oLh Aa,slee Ia, Wien tie, bin the Reri-
EeEt.
Escrsiiing rcHdezy have been estsbli. he'd IN
der charge u refuAry detailed ocers al Tie follow
ing places, viz Hsyenport, Iowa City Museatip.
MI Pleasant Aeston, Fairfield, tiIion, Cha rilon.
MathinEten, ies ass. uiiUmwa, Council Biuas
lndepend@ nee, kreAG AAtiph, bellevue Blu ding.
ten, Brooki3 Dutuasv aud .dar Rapids.
by order. h h. hkNbkRsHoTT,
Capt.. I'd AttS, tapTyai X. g. lown
@nssmr, lst Lieut.. vi lews Csvsir, and
AogSi -kt Adjt. Recruiting Dept
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Bachelors Hair 0ye---Thc tfn
the World.

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguish he'd from
warranted not 10 inure the hair The least; renees
the i'll enects OF bad dyes and nvgorstet the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAik Instantly tarns
Asplsndd black or brvxn, leaving the hair scit and
beautiful. Sold BY all druggists, sc
The gebuin. Is signed wlLLlAMA BATCHELoR,
OK tho four siaf4 Of saeh ber.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
2ss broaaway and 10 bnnd Street tje6-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

Constructive TREAsoN.--Lieut, Com.
mander Barrett, Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, 10 on trial before q court martial
for constructive treason--his offcnse being
as alleged, ordering the workmen of the
Navy Yard, while on their way to the
Union mass meeting at Union Square. 70
groan for the abolitionists.
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Harrisburg, Sept. 3

An erroneous report circulated that
Gov. Curtin autographed to the Secretary
of War tina, he insisted upon Pennsyl-
vania troops being placed under MeGii-
Ian.
There has been some expression of
opinion about the propriety Of sending
away troops, when they may be required
for the defense of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

TA large number Of citizens, includ
ing both ladies and gentlemen, were pres
ent at Camp Lincoln last evening to wit.
ness the last dress parade of the 18th be.
fore its departure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

IN UTIUE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN sHipPERs,
any kind OF Arms Whatever, nor Munitions Of War
haA also been ordered by the special Agent u the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or Groceries,
excepti limited quantities for family TO 70 into
ssouri or the southern tier Of Counties
The object II ~ serp supplies from the rebels on
aimed b@lds u .uefriliaa Ia Northeast Missouri
JOHN 6TAHNUs
Surveyor Vfthe Port Of Keokuk
Ks0kuk, Aug. IL, 1869.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

10 TIE NERVOUS OF Born SEXES
Clergy hssi been restored TO health IN
few dAys, afier n.ABs years cf great Suffering is
Wiling 10 assist Others ny sending free on recent
OF Postpaid directed envelope c.py of the prs.
script Ion used. Direct 10 the KEy. JOHN Al DAG
NALL, leg Fulton street, Brooklyn, N, X.
Ijet2 .dhw4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

-FDon't forge, the meeting Of the
Horticultural Society this afternoon, at
the Council Room at two o'clock.
Z. I'll. WICKERsHAA. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Baltimore. Sept. 8

DaILIHUTc, sept 3.
The American of this city, publishes
the following special dispatch in its eve.
ming edition:
Washington, Sept. 3.
The enthusiasm Of the army on hear
ing of the appointment of Gen. McCiel-
Ian to command there. is represented as
wildly Enthusiastic. They are now ready
to turn back and mce. the enemy. The
feeling extends thloug hout the whole ST.
my OF Virginia, and even the sick and
wounded join in the general rejoicings.
There is no panic there. All now il con-
tideuCe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

T The packet Kate Cassel leaves
For. Madison for Davenport and inter.
mediate points this morning on the ar.
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

F A company of LOT men from
keokuk county, commanded BY Captain
Sampson, arrived III te#H yesterday, and
Will be mustered into the 30th regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

Ho, FOR THE SECOND REGIMENT -
Sergeant r. Il. Teller, Of Company A, of
this Regiment, is in town, recruiting for
bis Company. Now is the time for the
brave boys who desire to enlist IN the
crack Company of the crack Regiment
OF Iowa. augs6-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

rtg- DIR. Marsh, Surgeon of the ed Iowa
has been detailed to take charge Of the
Military Hospitals in this city, DR. Hughes,
who had temporary charge, retiring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

TThe 10Th Regiment is expecting
to embark for ST. Louis to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

DAll the companies of the 3oth
Regiment arc now in town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex
pired; and when subscribers wish 10 con.
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Notice 10 s.,pper. and Carriers.

by Ala order iien tie Treasury Department ship
pers and Carriers euired before To- ship
Bent< Of Goods or SAn, snouIsiug 10 over s35a 10
places In Le 1rst aud SECOND cou mites on tse
Southern border OF tbs State u Iowa file in the
cuftom House Once u keokuk, lows, an oath pre-
seiiie Tbs Ir~asary lie apartment also, to- execute
te.@ 81 approved sufetes that the goods thereiu
deasried shah Lot be transported sold in any
way se as 10 eSr aid comfort Insurgents or To
hizels Slth thGsr IL BcIGI against the Cow
erainent Of ihe Iidteu siAi.s
Blanks can be obI4ihed and Iastrue i.ons given ~,
the survey or's Once.
JOHN sTAsyCs,
Survey OF the Port
Castom House Office Keokuk Aug &C. I2-auv.ar-o ~ I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
soy~ The Board of Supervisors Of ]

Bar The Board of Supervisors of Lee
county have petitioned the Governor and
Legislature to set aside the proceeding OF
the Commissioners, and pray that the
draft may be made without regard to ex-
emptions granted by them, and then that
ali the drafted men be subjected to the
rigid inspection of Unitea>States Sur
gems. We received the memorial too
late to publish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

List OF eTsons kcfusBn9 - Contrib.
ute 80 the War Fund.
1sT WARD. Il. Burke.
% WABD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
--3p WARp-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
4rH WARD-Daniel F. Miller.
TOWNSHIP James McClary, John
Hine and Lew. Collins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
stock Marker.

ctOSA nuFAet.
New York, Sept. ,.
Stocks lower aud yerg anseslled.
Money remains pleYiy a, . per osnt % eslr
Sterling Exchange Iau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This day, l.. Howe d Co. win sell on Tuesday and
Wednesday Sept I'd and Sd, at No. 30 Main street
10 O'Clock entire stock OF Dry Goocs Boots Shoes
windowshsdea, DC; also consisting of Ladies' Dress
Goods, in great variety, Silks, nens Hosiery, loop
skrss, Embroidery, and Tsbie-Clotbs also one hun
dred Cola Eands l.. HOWE 4 CO.,
seH2-d Aaciioneers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Military Notice.

Once of Provost Marshal Aug 40
Hereafter no sales Of intoxicating liquors will be
permitted TO enlisted men or the United states Army
In tlis city.
Persons selling In violation OF this order viii be
srrsssed, and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition OF the ofense.
j. Nj. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
w AR NOTICE..

Persons having the arms of the State their pos
session Will retsra the same to me ~ oReK TAose
no neglect 10 return the will Visited by an
officer. c. w. LOWRIE
Asst Q. NJ. Gen'i and Aid-ds-CAnp to he Gov'r
leo
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Proceeding of tho Proves, March,


r. j. NJ. Wlsby, arrested by order of
the Provost Marshal, and imprisoned for
alleged and avowed sympathy with the re-
bellion. He lives in Jefferson Township
in this county.
Wa. Murray, mot the printer, arrest
cd aud imprisoned for too great wiling
ness to. volunteer, having volunteered IN
two or three regiments !: first in the 4th
Iowa Cavalry, then in the 7th Missouri
and lastly, was trying to get into the 10th
Regiment.
K. II. Mellow, Mahony Democrat.
from Van Buren, county, was arrested for
dlsloyalty, and put in the guard house.
Lewis Rosa, successor to .rCasar," in
the Saloon business, and John Terrell,
Saloon keeper, were yesterday imprison-
ed, and their stocks of liquor, fruits, DC,
were "conftiscated" for violating the ord. r
of the Provost Marshal not to sell liquor
to soldiers. The fruits were sent to the
hospital, and the saloons lockel up.
DIR. VIM. +. Grub, Of ci4fs ralaly.
No, was brought in AMI impris ,nel f,
disloyalty.
~ 1t seems 10 be generally under
stood that General Curtis has been super
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

- 1t seems 10 be generally under
stood that General Curtis has been super
sc led. and the command of the army of
the South West turned over to General
Steele.
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: - = : "a - ~ ~ -
COMM ERGIAL.

se#fs Ef* DAtLs Cara Orgy ,Ovrleu.
kkok-S Sept, .. az.
FLoUR-supernne III so;spriDl q heat .Auas,r5
xtr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
AKSENTEES Oh HE IOWA SEVEN.
TEEMTKS

According to General Order No - issued by the
Commanding General OF The Army of Misss sippi ali
abseptees OF the iowa 18th Regiment Of Volunteers
must FORTH with join their Regiment or unless they
rsesiv Seraeaa a. af Army Medical cer q their
inability to rc,ion their Regiment, they VIII be re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
R0unty fund.

W. c. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
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HOTEL hRKIFALS.

Prince de ,Ioinve and servant srnved IN the city
last night from Washington, and immediately pro-
cecded 10 the Brevoort House, where apartment
awaited them. The Due de Charires and Count de
Paris will arrive to-day snd stop at the same hotel
Tie Hon. 5. Hooper ana family OF Boston, r. ~
Uusch. Prissian Consul, at Boston; Lieut.. 4. d.
Mason OF the let u. s. Artillery; aud 1. Sargent
aud lady are at the Breyoort House.
Col. A. j. Morrison Of the United States Army
JUDGE Wood OF N,w-JeHey, james Redpath ana
LADY Of Boston, Ca,a. John N. Frazier OF Cor'nIn'
aud CAPT Il F. Loper of Philadelphia are at the
Astor House.
The Hon. Amssa j. Parker OF Albany, H. NJ
Hanna Of tic q. s. Navy, and Capita. }. Mcintos-
and j. ID. Slocum of the u. s. Army, are at the St
Nicholas Hotel.
Mai. }. u. Stevenson Of the U. s. Army, Jua'
Brg,smantc Of Mexico aud Caps James fore and
A. L.,tcb of ST. Louis, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
CD. Harmon and IL. h. Brooks of Ill. Me- Jstt
Regiment. ana Dr.. Becker .! The U. s. Amy, a7o at
tbv tfsa.AyosUe Iio'e..
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TIE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

LorIsyILLs, Thursday July J. 1901.
Gen. Mitchell passed through this evening, on
route for Washington.
Rebel guerrilla cavalry in squads, pervade Web
s,er, Davis, and Henderson Counties, Kentucky
Gen. Boyle hes sent forces after them, with ordert
TO put every one to the sword.
CoRIsTH, July 3, 1862.
The guerrillas tore up the track east Of Grand
Junction, day or two since, and captured seventy
to eighty prisoners.
Col. Pride Of Gen. Grants STAFF, and Capt Me-
Michael, of Gen. Smiths staff, narrowly escaped,
and hsvs arrived here.
Gen. Mitchell has gone to Washington. He leaves
his command secure, with advancing movements
Chattanooga may be occupied by Gen. Busl on the
Fourth. The Rebels are not in force there. Agents
from Knoxville report but single regiment there.
1t ia regarded strange that Knoxville is net al
ready ours.
There is much enthusiasm in relation TO the cele-
brs;ion of the Fourth in Nashville, and towns IN the
vicinity.
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Died.

RoCLI-ln tli. city, on Tueadss, July l. Joseph Hamilton
infant soa Joseph H. and Mary boge, aged months and
IL days
Baltimore and New Haven Coun. papers please copy.
RyRNF-Ip this city or "Wednesday. Juiy Mary Byrn-,
vife OF Timothy ByIne, AGED 81 year.
DANIS-ln this city, Tuosdsy July l. Elizabeth VIE Of
John W. DAVIS MA.
FAAsCH-At Hoboken y j. on "Wednesday July 2 Philip
Levi. infant son OF Henry r. ard Nctorne kassch aged
months sud Is days.
HsYDfN-In ths city on Tuesday July Mary P Hsydea
daughter OF Achsel aud Csthaine den, agei2 yeas
and 4months
UENNEsSEY-On Friday June Is. John Joseph only son
OF John aud Csthsne hsunsssey poices Of the rlFsi
Ward NewYork, aged wears, 10 months aud !! days
Irish pauprs pea.e copy.
NUONAN-in tii, city. TUESDAY, June 70 John Noonsn
private Of Company 95th Regiment n the 2is year oil
his age. . .,,.,,
sAYfFs-In thi. city Oh Tuesday, July George Willard
say'es AGED 3 years.
Hartford. Conn. papers please copy
eANEI-Sudf .fiiv at Fl-tbush Long !fnd or Thurdsy
mornng July D. Samuel n sayna, jr son Samuel ~ Say
m. I'm the 26th year of his axe.
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GInrcI Mincs and Hrnndic.,
g.. a. Liiliendani,s
NO. 90 JOHN-ST..

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE MANUFACTURE
on FIREWORKS, WHICH CANNOT BIZ CON
TRO\ ERlED
ElRsII commenced manufacturing in 1884, aud now have
the largest pyrotechnC establishment in the world.
SECON iuce have ed to make exhibition work
public displays bave occurred where premium h..
been offered Or tie best Fireworks consequently.
do not make premium Fireworks.
THIRD have received the preference from Gov
,rnmert for signals &c used in the Army and Navy
after submittif my samples in composition with tAS
most celebrated FheaoTk msken IN the Unieo
States.
tOURTH--By uutrns energy and enterprise have sue
ceeded IN selling goods yearly than all siniils
Embellishments In the United states combined.
The sboy. facts constitute a,ucep Guaranty 20 all pur
ohiera Of the Excelsior Fireworks 10 ossotn price and
quality.
Committees public displays respectfully solicited e
call upon tne per 0uaily At tUNSlOS q SCOfIELDs
,Si1L Axsasy No - l9sgsi, three door rom william
T. u. A IlLlILNUAhL,
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MARRIED ID.

AKF--UENDERSON-i BROOKLYN or russdsy July I,
nv the Rev Lawrence H. Mills Theodore A. Drake 10 Miss
h.izs Henderson both Of that city.
GEMAfgL-McLANENS-M naIr5en. Delaware County.
" Y. On Monday. Jnne 80, ey tie Rev George 90" n
John Csnmsl OF New Yoss TO Nls. Emily McLarens Of
Iiandcu
wHITE--On Tuesday, July |, =; Css,eton,
staten slsni b. the Rev Samuel White 6. =. Johnson TO
Mis Lille ". " bite daughter Of the otcati1s cie lyman
NcGlF-WOgTNAN-a1 Wednesdsy. July 2, by ihs Rev
Thomas T. Guou David McGie. esq 10 Carrie H. W OFT
man. al OF Brooklyn.
uFLCH-HARRIsON-At the Baptist Church, Ia Clinton.
WAYNE County, Pa Tuesday, July J. by the Rev i. o.
Greneil Dr. = A. Welch Of South Canaan. 20 Miss h j.
Ham on ~ Clinton.
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Vermont Democratic STATE sGn'
yenssOH.

IUsrON, lNul ftsY Jul. . Id.E,
The Vermont Democratic State Convention, held
ST Bellows Falls yesterday, nominated BENJAMIN
H. Smaliey Of Swantou for Governor, L. q. IhApih
80 trlgu1 for Lieutenant g oyeruor and George
Washburne Of Springfield for Treasurer.
To resolutions assert that the pre-ervation OF the
Democrats organization is necessary 70 the safety OF
tine country; urge that It II the duty oil czeus 10
simror the G0ycmmeut; get the existence OF
slavery: assert that the Abolition opinions OF por-
on OF The North have tended greatly 10 produce the
present war. aud condemn the Abcionisis both IN
and ont Of Congress.
The Convention was tiiDly attended, and not very
IlrmOnOna
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L. Il. Il. Pc.
PIFRCY'S PATENT PILES PIPE,

The ugsyument for the s,Fs and PSRyrcr INTER
NAL APPLICATION OF Ointment Made OF HARD RUBBER.
il neither BREAKs nor CoRsopEs Il is easily By
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing No PAIN to The
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS
While it PsEvrsTs all WASTE, 1t THOROUGHLY DIS
4RIBrTYs the ontmcu; the PAnrs thus eject
ing asPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS. and those
much in the SADDLE. the PIPE is INVALUABLE
PIERoY's PnFs OIsrsRNT applied with this PIPK, e
oNcg RrrryyFs the PASS aliays the INFLAMMATION.
TOPS the ITCHING, and Ultimately CrRss TAR Dur
.-...... -. -.
To be had .. a Druggists, and OF THOMAS W. BEACH.
Sole Agent No. 50 BeesIlsn-st., New York
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Ladies', Home for Sick and WesuAel
SOLDIERS The Board Of Dice tori beg leave y -
lad their ard the public Of The urseu neoessiss u
more than hundred lick and led soldier now ssts
their They daily eKpcr liny large sccssssoGs-
Money Flannel and plain Cotton Shits Canton ff.nnsQ
Drswen Psutaoons, SPpets an Calico Gowns vesY
via be thankfully feceiveds Sc the HONS corner Of Isips4
ouav. and sst.t Al AI,icie. seat 70 the AMERICAN
So, u. aud SO Byosaws3, WI se ssus Gee Of sass'a
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mud Hnmh.,NA SriinN kArTALION OF LiMHI

ARTIII.EpY' Major A. W WILLARD. -Every dsy'. az
per~nce teaches ia, battles becoming mos rsors
artillery dues Let then have more oaaet"s The An
HON BATTALION is the only Ath1ey eoy - forming n
this State by especial reeomnerdsn o. ths redou. aud
probably the lsst opportunity 10. w DESTROYS 81
ser,ng their country in the hnest am OF service Tie
battalion will cousis, Of two batteries OF eight guns esch
-FOUR hundred intelligent men OF good Pny sique wanted
a mar them, Pay Is.ons IN accordAm With the United
stare. AMY reous for this branch OF he service f-
wei il~d csnnonisis secure sppoJ ,tueu.s noa oe-
Missions sfSoegs upon application e esdqusrer Move
adj
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FROM GEN, MlTlHEL'S ARMY.
Horrible Outrage of the Rebels.
flfrY-eIyE UNION SCOUTS CAPTURED.
EVERY ONE OF THEM HANGED.
Lorr,yI,rE Ky.. Wedn..d.y. July :. 1872.

LoVsyIifE' Ky, "Wednesday July = Too-
passenger just arrived from the South reports
that Gen. Mitchell detailed So men from different
regiments for scout service, who were all captured
by the Rebels, carried to Atlanta, Ga, and hung.
One of them. Robert Buirdm, formerly OF Salem,
Mass. and belonging to Col. Nortons ID Ohio Reg-
meat, made speech, saying 1" he considered 1t no
ignominy to die Tor bis country, even in that man
ner"
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AIHtNN, IHuIFIs1I JUN 20 -
Lieut. j. w. Dempsey OF The "a heS'N'h' o'"''
Militia. and now Of the 82d Volunteers WHO ""'
ordered to report TO Major sprasoe ior 'o1'ui,'nF
service has been ordered BY that olhoer paoS u
New-Yolk, where be is authorized to receive Re,
cruiis TO I'LL the ranks Of his own regiment 'ooooeu
by losses at Fair Oaks and previous bai'ie''