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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08

Van Dom has gone to Little Rock, leaving
Price in command.
! Fort Smith has been evacuated, and al
the cannon taken out and transferred t.
another point. Every thing indicates q
movement of the army eastward. either
for the reinforcement Of Memphis, or, as
some conjecture, to Rolla, via Pocahon-
tAs.
Some sturdy veteran has backed in the
rumor that Mcbride resigned for the pat.
riotic purpose of experimenting general
destruction of the railroad bridges between
Rolla and St. Louis. There are more
wild rumors afoat of the same sort.
1t is remarked rs good sign, that Uni
ted States Treasury notes, which short
time since were worthless in Van Buren,,
are taken by the sagacious ones, the lat
ter in some cases giving $3.50 Confederate
scrip for 800 Of Uncle Sans notes.
Some indignation is felt in camp against
two of our suffers, taken prisoners, who
readily submitted to taking the confeder-
ate cath.
Emmett Mcdonald, who made vow
never to shave or shear his hair until the
Confederate States are acknowledged, now
sports an immense hirsute appendage.
The rebellion already reaches his ell
bows, as measured by his flowing locks.
Some Of our men saw Capt. McGowen
and the Colonel who escaped from Nc
Dowel's College in the character Of 'sgem-
men Of COLOR
Colonel Hyde, of the (reber Missouri
State Guard, who was dangerously wound
ed at the battle Of Pea Ridge, was buried
on the 25th. near Elk Horn. Col. Cod
we'll, Of Prices body guard, was danger
ously wounded, and lies at the point Of
death, in house on White River.
A good shot made by Lieut.. Madison,
with one of Bowen's howitzers, in the first
skirmish at Sugar Greek, was related to
our men By the confederates. A shell
was aimed by the Lieutenant at the ene-
my's flag, nearly mile distant. The
shell cut the g-staf in two, tore the
flag and passing on struck the nose of
horse rode by Captain Churchill Clark,
and lodging in the animals chest. explo-
ded; the horse was torn in fragments,
and, what il astonishing, the rider was
landed on the ground uniniured.
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soss n'cUss
M ISSISSIPPI VALLEY NURSERY
KEoKuK, IOWA
GEO. 0. HILTON, Proprietor.

Persons In want OF HAIbY Faurr TnRss, -
Plants Vines, Ac., &C. Will do roll 70 call ct "
this Nursery And select such articles ~ they -
ind to be desirable for SPRIHo PLAATlna, Il -
they arrow In the Enrsery hAf4 re pnrchashing-----
Persons At dirtanco or others WHO may md II In
otherwise and rely upon being satisfactorily dealt
with Much care has been taken to cutvAte Just such
vARI.Txss vRUir have been nd 10
part OF the city, one mile from Main street.
Articles delivered In any part Of the city, FRx1.
N.B-Orders received for any quantity OF OsAoE
Ora saE HEDoE PLAErs Al Two DoLLAas per thou
sand.
msrl7-dAw G. o. HILTON.
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our Course In Regard to Gen. NC.
Clellan.

Nl&Al0ns
Our contemporary charges that our only
ground Of objection to Gen. Mcclellan
is that he is a Democrat
In reply, We have to say that knowing
he was Democrat We eulogized him Of
ten and highly during his Western vir-
GINA campaign and after his appointment
as General-inC And we ceased to
eulogize him, and indulge in criticisms on
his course because of his inaction, his
holding back, protracting the war, oppos-
ing the expedition to New Orleans and
the opening Of the Mississippi, and, final
ly, because after suffering far inferior
force to besiege him for many months on
the Potomac, be finally permitted the ene-
my to retire unmolested to concentrate
their forces at other points. Still we have
said but little against Gen. Mcclellan and
did not even say that little till our cotem-
porary devoted SO much of his space to
fulsome eulogies of his great victory at
Manassas
That We were not instigated by any po-
litieal amnesty may be inferred from the
fact, that no political feeling has prevent
ed us doing ample Justice to Secretary
Stanton. Gen. Halleck, Gen. Grant, Rose
Grams, Shields, and scores of other Demo
Gratis, who have distinguished themselves,
by energy or bravery in the conduct Of
the war.
Gen. Mcclellan has at last made an
advance in pursuit Of the enemy, and il
ne proves an able and successful com
mander in the field, we will render him
due honor for all the victories he achieves
and accept the future as partial atone.
ment for the past.
Such being our sentiments and our
course in this matter. the public may be
somewhat astonished at the ferocity OF
personal denunciation INDUCED through
. column and half leader By our very
liberal and courteous neighbor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08
Sd Cavalry

NJ The South Tier Democrat charges
that We have tempered with and bought
up the Express Agents to induce them
| to keep back the Hawkeye for the benefit
of the GATE CRY. And the Hawkeys
and Constitution circulate the charge,
thereby striving to convey tho impression
TO their readers that the Express Agents
are scoundrels and we are knavish enough
10 buy their services.
Why the editors Of those papers should
be so willing to give circulation to such
ealumnious accusations the public must
Judge for themselves. All VIC have to
say in response is that we have found the
Express Agents gentlemanly in their con-
duct and honorable in their dealings with
US, and do not believe them the kind Of
men that these papers make them out
We have never employed them to carry
the GATE CRY, and that fact alone knocks
the bottom out Of the preposterous charge.
ynllandigham's Democratic Caucus.
We clip the following from the proceed
ings Of the House Of Representatives the
other day. Vallandighsm is the spokes-
man and the leader We presume of tho
movement designed to revive aud reunitc
the dismembered fragments of the old
democratic party And from the highly
eulogistic terms in which he il spoken
of by the traitor sheets in secessia We
presume he is just the man for the place.
Here is what he said about the secret
caucus to reunite the party on the ''corner
stone" platform.
Mr.. Vallandigham said an allusion had
been made in the Senate recently to
Democratic Conference held last week,
and as to what took place therein. He
had no right to speak, but the injunction
of secrecy did not apply to the call, which
was in these words
/" Democratic Conference. - We, the
undersigned members of the Democratic
party of the United States determined to
adhere to ito ancient principles and to
maintain its organization unbroken under
all circumstances, Is the party best able
to maintain the Constitution, and restore
the old Union of the States, do hereby in
this, call for conference of all who may
sign the same approving the objects in
dicatcd."
This call was signed by some thirty.6ye
members of the Senate and House Of Re-
representatives..
Mr.. Stevens asked who signed it
Mr. Vallandigham continued - All of
them are able to read and write: no one
made his mark. This did not refer to a
political organization. He was not ca
pable of understanding language. The
movement thus commenced would 90 on,
and it was the determination Of some that
the organization should be completed
beyond this he WAS not able to speak. -
His name was appended to the call.
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oLAyERf IN THE DISTRICT or CoLuM.
BIA.-The bill for the abolition of slavery
IN the District Of Columbia passed the
Senate by vote OF % to IA The Re.
publlcans all voted for it, except one, and
the Democrats and Border State Senators
oil voted against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08

Return Of Prisoners from Fan B,4yen--
Price Wounaed-Er-S Senator Polk
Flight Of the People and Dssolation OF
the Country Parious Items Of NeUs
from the Rebel Camp-Lists Of Prison
erS.
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rELEGRAPH DOWN.

The line was not in working order yes
terday, and We could not learn whether
it was being repaired at Skunk river We
hope, however, it will be in order to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-08

~Ssveral privates Of the 9th Iowa
who we're wounded at Pea Ridge, arrived
BY the Pembina yesterday, and will leave
on the Western train this morning.
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GOING HOME.
TTpbune's Special. ]

Washington, April 4.
w. II. Russell, Of the London Times,
has engaged passage 70 England in the
next Cunard steamer,
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The following named volunteers Of Iowa
we're brought back BY Captain McKsnny
on his recent mission to the enemy's
headquarters in Arkansas
Orderly Dan Bradbury, Sd Cavalry
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WANTED TO RENT,

Near The business part Of tows, Good House with
nine ten rooms for which will pay coed price
and the rent when wanted. None need apply unless
they want prninpt tenant and permanent one Pos
session any time In the SIXTY days viii do Ap-
ply 1t our store CHAS. r. BIRGE.
mxR1td Of KELLOGG HirEe.
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DIED.
On the It'll inst. Ina D.. daughter Of Mr.. Mrs. A
J. Wilson. aged year and months.
Funeral at their residence 9th street between MOI
ran and Fulton. to-day, TUESDAY morning. At 10 O
clock.
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Slu0t Baltimore.

Gum 8elten Der Serwunpete
= Der 9iet8e SurnSerein, wel4er INNER ct
ner Der erltsn lit, NO es gilt, einen patriot
lAen, pbilantgrUpbtld en 3wef gu %fGrDern, bat
beldlOlen am Mpntag iiber 8 Sage etre 8rpBe
Dramatil6e petlamatoril6e 8Orlteluug gum
Gelten Der Serwunoeten 6retbeitefampfer gu
9eben.
unterfiibun Der 5amtlten
Der Gteft9en 6retwiltt gen. =
Der erlte 3weis bes Staotratbs pallirte am
DOnnerlta9 cine SrOinan3, wel6e Den 6rauen
aqer 6reiwtlligen, Splpaten uno uuterpft3ie=
ren cine mOnatltGe unterlilBun9 BON S. unb
tepem &tnpe perlelten, uuter ii Sabreu, 81
btpiltet. OO9 parf Der Sci ammtbetrag far
eine lOl9e 6amilie niGt $40 per Monat
uberltetsen. Sat Der Splpat fetne etsene 8a-
mtlie, lCnoern etne Wutter pOer SGpelteru
unter IA Sabren, Die BON tbm ernabrt werpen,
70 erbalten Otele bte llnterltlBun9. - Die
6erren $. s. DenntlOn, Sobn 5. Gopner,
Or, Nnor. S6warb, SbOS. Sewea ST.. unO
@m. SO. Mausblin wurpen gu @pmmi6aren
fir Sertbeilung pteler B~eptat9ung ernannt,
pOfar (te ieDob tetnerlet 8ereItung %beanlpru=
den.
StaatsmttttGr @rnennunz
gen. @pup. 8racfOrt bat folsenOe @rnenz
nunsen BON Sfi3teren In MarhlanO Neel-
mentern erlaIen Sur bas g.. &egt. @epree
81. 6OwarD BON gectl County als @Olpael !;
SObn SO. 6orn BON tter, Qteut, COLONEL unp
@m. q. McReQtf BON Carrot, MajOr. -
Or. Wm. 5. 9torris BON bier, als l. NliItens@
Ar3t I'M 5. Ne9t., unD Sclspb Wbtttinstpa
bon Nnne Nrunpet, tempOr1rer Secpnpe'9ieut.
IN @Omp. Q, @urneQ SAP.
3a9lun8p BON Counties Die
5erren SUneS 0. 8OulOen, Branc. @. Yarfe
uno &9umaS @rulb, gOmmiidre, uno s. g.
@rawfprp, @lerf BON Gectl sDuntp, belu6tsn
am OOnnerltas Baltimore, UNI etnen &bett
eer Bounty an Die port eiu9smul terten Spl=
baten %auS3u3ablen. Gle b%tgannen geltern
NIT Der Gert9eilun9 bee @elrer an orei Conn
pa9nteen I'm Bstra9e BON $1,000. Seoer
Niann erbteit pte 6alfte Ietner Bounty, $50,
Der Hs(t miro tn munatltAsn Staten BON $40
ausbe3ablt. 0te @umpaenteen sebGrsn gum
4. Marpl. Nest, Sur bic 3urudgetliebsnen
8amilien bat paS @ountY I'm @an3en $4,000
bepiltst. 5
Mnfunft son neuen Sretwtl=
[ ig II. - 6Olsenoe neue 5reiptli9en<G e9t~
menter tamen setern auf ibrem gGeee na9
Ba1bingtOn bier an. Gin Deta9ement BON
% Mann pom ia. 9eanlplounia &esimsnt,
Sol. .. 6usbee; Das II. Connecticut 8retw.
0teg., Sol. QDtaiam W. NOble, 974 Wiann
tart; 40 Mann fir Elm SnOiana 9esiment
Sol. @m 6. Doris ; pa6 1l8, 9ietpr
gUrt 9tes. unter Sol. Samud S. &tGarOS,
l0TB Ntann tart; IS Mann fur bas 116.
pa. 8eg. bas 25. NdG. 8ss, 695 Wann
TART, unD 70 Dlann fur perl6teDene @unnecs
tieut Nestmenter. Die @elammtlumme be-
trus 1850 Wtann.
Sopallertfen tn R5tben, 9ebte
8tttwpA NaHt egre9tea pret @apa0ertten pom
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@efern pur6e In ben Ndumen bes Static
nal. &riess-@UmtteS cine 8erlommlung nbse-
balten, in pelGer %fpl9enoe 8el6iiilie in Be
3ug auf Die Generate 6remOpt unp MitGel
gefabt wurpen:
8e16lpfien, raB bic @cuerols Gre.
mont uno Mitdsu erlu9t perDen iUllen. 10
fort. psnn pte &esieruug 5uitimmt. Elm Corps
bon $4,000 Mann in Otelem Staote gu Or
eaniliren /; DaB eas NattcnoigpuOeruep'fn
UNI rte @snebmigung mS9e angeBangen wer'
Den uno tpenn p%alleIbe liG meigern lpllte, mar
lIh On Oas Staate9Uuoe, nement tpenoen lolle,
8el9tpiieu, oob &iumcbner, wsldI
eeptut linD, i6 otelem Corps anaul6lieBen
tbre 9lamen unO WObnunsen einem Nfit9lteO'
oteles @Dmftve mittbetlen mDoen.
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Or &rtea III gGeasGirainiem.

Die 06eeltng v9reB" berihtet, paB Der
betl Der 8ebeuen @apaQerts, melher unlanglt
lartsbur0 in S4rsdsn OerleBte, SudbannUn
Jertel uno Die went9en bort ltatiCnirten y.
t. Gruppen nah einem fur3en @efeft pers
ate unO bic TN @purtbau6 %peppntrten gSat
/ 3erlt6rte. Sin anberer She'll Der 8anoe
lab lt6 na4 Welton uno 3erltGrte bort Elm
aerbaus, Ubne ieep6 Die &tntppbner Meter
beIajttaen. Sic na6men babel @apttan
ar1b pom 10. ga. 9tegt nit eintgen Gs1t-
I uno mebrere pom StOpaltrrs ~@Ompd9ntc
auaen, md6renOe anOere BON oerielben @pnts
1nie oerpunpet murpen. Son ben 9tebelIen
Iroen Elm Qicutenaut @UlUnel unO elm Capt
1 bel 0utbanaOn Ihwer %perpunOet.
unter,peas purDen Die Nebelen BON Den
tpobueu0en Se3eiiOntfen Ssrltdrtt u. NAT
II piele Vferce uAD G6lahtpteb NIT. 0pn
elton lpnnpten lr li6 nab Chenille Court
ule In 0llmer @OuntD, pom pO es tbnen
ali6 1T, lih l1nel mad Dem &~anawbatbal
B 0arferebure gu betpe9en. Die SerlpreA9=
.. ct. Splpaten pom SudbannDn, Iprptt
,Ee NlaIieu Der QanpbenDbner famen am
untag mad @lart6bure, 100 liA Der 9anic
naltg 9elegt unp Die 9. ct. Court ibre
buu9eu wiecer erGfnet bate. Nm Cont
trlearap6irie Sen, &elY SIN 8erltdrfun=
Oa er befitr6tete, soon Den 4O00-5000
ain ltarfen &ebelcn augesrifsn gu iperOen.
6betl Oerielben lAweufte jepp2, tpie rbeu
tAtet, na9 SufbannUn ab, MD es gelane
l9, Den Seine III etnem @efe6t bel Ybiltppj
ne 8erltartunleu) 3urid3utreiben.
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MiGtiaes INN Cuba.
Gin eiiengepanSerter Ncbelenedmpfer bel

'
@prt, 4. Septbr. Die Sarfer
uprentine" unO ygmma s. @taie", Die eber
Don Matan,aS bier a%nfamen, beri6ten, bat
am Sage Dor ibrer 2bfabrt GO. Nug.) cir
etlengspan3srtsr Oampfer NIT aatteruOer Ste
bsIenfubne gu @orpenaOs(Guba angetOmmer
lei. -
Gon ben 8etSrpen mad Namen nnb Nu-
ttonalitGt befragt, antipDrtete oerSommanpeur,
es lei Elm eOnfSperirteS &rte9sihif uno babe
fetuen Namen. Nuf Wetinn9 pes General
@pniuls az 9apana rpurpen OepelAeu fir &eg
Wsft an Borb Der betpen Barter sebrdGt
aber feline fOnnte NIT ben SebGroen BON ReY
9Gelt communicated.
Der SOnlul gu Matan3as mar Der AnliGt
paB pas 9an3erl&if nit benz uSDieto" toen'
til6 1T, Der gu Nalfan aufsesrtfen unO ipater
Weaen un3ulan9li6er 8etpetle freiseseben tparf
Ter Nebelenpampfer gebt 80 SUP tteI
uno I'D Elm furAtbarrs &rtessl4iH lein. 81
BAT auf letuer Sreuyfabrt Dor ben Sabamas
bereits mebrsre &aufabrteil6ife we99enUm.
men, Obwobl tie lAwer bewafaet waren.
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3wet lablt&en @apaus.

3wet 1IbItaen GapalIe.
r t en- IN B Arlington = gor,
aetern Nbeno entpsdte pte 0rOfUf<@ arpe atpei
@apalerilten, wel1t pferpe nit DENT Condor.
Armee3eiGen rttten unD wte li9 bet naberer
untsrluAuns 3etSte, 8trs. Wsbea) rnifOrmsn
tru8en. sic famen aus Der @e9enO bon goo
|lsSptQe unO waren bstDt fart %betrunten, mas
ItDre Ssrirrmns bieber erflaren mag. So
bIetbt nur nod pie 8rage, ME tamen le bur9
uniere 9orpOlten 2
+Oas 68. 81. 9. &egtmentS erlcr
In Der lebten @9la9t 95 @tann. Son ben
.Sfli3ieren wurDen setGotet 2leut. 9tnpRrSm.
Serwunpet; Sberflteut. &lesfl9, @apt. Don.
ner, Capt. 8iibler, Capt 0epea, capt. SIS
.berlsin, Capt. Dalwig, 2teut, AmelunSlsn,
2teut. Summer, 9ieut. S9aumbure.
10000 parDItrte @efam9ene
famen lett MittpuA BIER an unD purpen bet
Dem u8etreat". 9emutert. sic luuen mad
Gintra3unS ibrer 9iamen unO ytsstmenter
mad 6aule gelanpt perpen.
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gr Sn Der Iurn9atte, 800 90,
Prattfrdee perben Ote Burner bstte unD Sion
tag Nbenp bic anwcGenpen g'alte pur9 Wuit,
@elans unb Defamation auf pas Nnses
nebmlte u~nterbaIten.
N9 Sertett> @~un3ert!- Seoen
MOnta9, Opnnerltag unO Samltas NbenO til
Der Nrteiterballe, go. S SaD: Sreoeridar.
&R @on3ert!- Sepen MOntas, DUne
nertag unp Samlta9 in Der 8ebenballe, go.
|21~N. Sreperidfr.
w. 5r. sSbepbpr Sun9, wel8er bes
tanntliG purA einen unper1dulpeten unfal
arbeitounfabig sepCrOen ii, bat, UNI feline uni
1etner 6amtlte @riten3 gu friltsn, in go. 446
%. 8altimOreltr. eine WirtblGaft e%tabltrt, biz
er am na6lten Wontas erGfnet. @tr ma
Gen (eine 6rennoe UNI pas Yutlttum belon.
pers rarauf aufmertlam.
Is 9r. @briit. Wuaer erGdnet am nod
IRen WfOntag in $50. "a . i, Yratttr etue
neue SBirtb(baft. BUR Setter miro 8Ormit
tags Elm p~elitater Qun4 IerStrt unp Nbenpl
@pn3. rt- Niulif ltattfinpen. ao1 aa '"
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mnn etesbuts.

a gUn Qessburg fcmmt Die NaHridt, Dap Bic
Rebeuen 8cfe BON Der Stapt 9enpr1nen ga-
ben IOaru unp iiA BON bort aus tpsttsr poS
E6al 6tnauf bews9en.
Das Saupt Gorps BON 100000 Mann
lfo1f pa pur9 GbOrOusbfase @ape marl9trt
Iein.
SIR 9l1n Ist 5arpers 6errY gtnss Shells
tno Elm @infaG nod 9enniYtoanten, nupern
Ibetls aeribttt um, ME le iagen, leBterfm
Staate elnen @eI6mad bon ben Nnncblnlt6
etten pes &rie9s bst3ubrtn9en.
Die Bel gt:nna 9eiebene N%ebedenattbet=
una IOG meilt aus &rdnten I'M Se'wunOes
N beaeben, Oenen tsne @egenb BON ben 8e
eaen 0rnerale ais SammelplaB an8emieien
nrnen lei.
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Die mefIutiruns in ma0ad,usttts.

8ofon 4, Sept. Da8 150er @cmtte
Der 8irser bat beiAIO1en, BEN StaDtbebDrOen
gu empfeblen, oab le elm Bounty BON $500
jeOem acceptirtsn &efruten anbisten, un oae
Contingent Der Stapt gu Dem l. Nuf9sbUt gu
ersdnSsn, nuO 500 fir Die 8efruten pom 2.
Aufgebct.
Das 81, SO. unO 40. Moia&ulstts 8esi-
Ment baben NiarlAbefebl erbalten uno werOen
bis ndAlten Dienltas lammtltd naA Gem
&rtsssl@auplab %abaeRan9n letn.
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Ser &rieg in &emtufD-
glufysouus I'm QnuiAnine,

uut6pttte, 4. Sept. Otelen Nd9
ad mar Die Stdpt in betrdhtliher Nufre.
! purd Die @erIhte, pob 0sn. WIlbea'l
lppen um Wittag ron ben 9iebtlen in Del
le BON SbelbppiQe, 80 Meile1 6ltlih Don
t5piQe ange9rifen worOen leien. Oas Ne=
it lit unbefannt. Stdrte SerltGrtungen
eren it'd RAID Dem @dtertb @OrpS. Ser.
,bene 8erbaftungen ltnp bier unter beroDr-
nOen S%eSeiFUniiten 9ema6t WCroen. Sie
cen nit alien ibriBen pUlttil6tn Osf1n-
IN uGrplt9 BON benz SbiUfluB gelanDt.
itnctnnatt, 4. Sept, 10 ubr Nfor-
3. Die neutrality-suspicious. wrrOer
at16 fOrt9elegt. Nae OslAdfte lino fort
reup luspenDtrt. auBer Dem Der 6leilAer,
Ter unD Gictualten 6an0ler.
,trbY @mitb'6 Corps ftanO seltern in Ser
on, 0erIaiae8 unO 0eorsetomn. Die 90.
lit gut gu einem 9orrufen IOrpObl auI
etnnatt ais auf 3Uui0Dltle.
.ruppen tcmmen fUrtpdbreuO an.
tnctnnatt 4. Sept, 7 ubr Nbenbs
Gueutna Shines purDe oislen 9iahmtttdg
n 8erG1tntlt6ung zines Nrtifels, wOrtr
le Administration wegrn tbrer &rtesfub
taDIt, unterDrudt.
miro unublaBlt9 an Den 8ertbeioigun9s
II gearbettet. Den gau3eu NuGmittaq
4trten 3ruppen Our9 Die Stapt. S.
DIT feline An9it. @tne Mense Stapts in
> Snptana unO Sainui6 baden Irupper
5Oten, pel6e a|ngenDmmen pur0en. 6eutl
unD morgan werOen Dtele antOmmen.
iris LIT beute WiUr9en pom 6etnpe beleb
IN.
mbtanapOtts 4. Sept. Der G6t.
Shines" wilO t~elegrapbirt, @ouo. WtOr.
ii baSesen, paB trgeuO eth Suntt i'm Sn.
Don &entudp aufgegtben perpe.
uppen merDen 10 RAID pte mGslt6 mad
matt unD louisville eelAidt 3pet Ste.
tier seben mOr9eu frib alb. SeDen GAG
mebr. on
n &anUnsnbUOt treu3t 3pi16en 9Ouis0iIl
ler WabaIb=M Iinoung.
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Die .aasbpiue" brldDt WieSer bic slofaSe.

Der 0ompIer u9lalbOlae" bat, pie e8 lAeint.
ipteOerum Die 8lotaoe gebrUGeu. @r perlieB
am Mbenb bes 90. .. f. NIT eiuer Qapu1g
8aumtpple ben @arlaw Suno unO 1T, pie
permntbet miro, auf Dem Bese naf England
utd 9ialIau. #
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Die Snnianer.u nrnben.

GbtcagO, 3. Sept. Der ct pauI
g@ioneer" pOm 30. la9t. Sol. Slblep'o 8orbut
babe am lsbten MittpOA Worgen Sort Nio=
etle9 erretAt. Dim Montag 5Os cine 9robe
5nutanerlhaar am 8luB btnauf 9esen 8esp
0oOO. Gle batteu cine Mense @a9en,
pferDe uno 0inpDieb unO lplen uneefdbr zoe
@tfaneene, Trauen unp 6inDer, init ld
ihleppfn.
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Ns- SSJ1t Cumberland ipirb Der Wccfcr
ben Smbicribcntcm Dmr6 ben M9enten
S. a. S6nppert tdelidb ilS 9aus ee1iez
fert+ 7ef4gI
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StnOtratb.
VaKaaterlifte

beS 8remer S4ifes rSnOulrte."
s.. Benner unb IS. @teBen, Satp6 l1nDer'
3a9t, Nep.S orleans s.. 2ub. 6~Obenfsin; s.
81. Soon, 8erse; Narta 6. SdOtebui9 uni
s. 5unert aus @ambersen ; &upieunOe @6s=
lei. ulridsbaulen ; Nit. gattner, StOdtaOt
@br. &rob, 8auenbreitun9en Star. 5Opf,
SiefsnOrt Sol. @ernY, S. Narted, Mars.
5pfmann, Mtatb. NowoonY, SOl. &oscelsdY,
~. @alsd, ST.. @sber, 8Sbmen ; Nbrabam
Ginltetu, @Deebetm !; Serb. @aGsmutb, 81.
S&leibts, @elAwtlter 6Gpp, Seben ; Npulpt
0et9Ulo, 5e6en Darmtaot; 9, StaF, Sel=
len. 3uIammen SO 9a6. r ae
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W afbtnatun. q @eht

tn StOn, 2. Sept.
A&tb. .. .. 6telO unO Mnoere.
lew<gOrter WliIt3s3 esimenter UurOsn
Ell Der augenblidli9en @efabr au blet-
r lte iAlusen es al. Inter pieltn
en- werpeg tie atGt s~urid6erufen rper=
3. W. sailed,
Sbsrbefeblsbobsr,
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~Sn Mfartinsbure nimmt Sr. s5obn
Seller 8eitcnuneen fir ben @ecter an.
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Rucffebr Der weili,.

fpUnoens Spiid1en bsm NatiUnaIs6 rtess=@p'
e, Dem 8riess minifer unb Gen. &aneef.
IN bat Bier Tin 9lew gOrt) Stel pariber
4en, webbalb Die &egteruns eS erlau6te,
tie preimunatli6e 0tilt3 pom &rtegsz
LAP 3urudfe9rte, wa6reno bas Capitol
en- 9eretn6rehenDen NebeaenbUrDen 10
eDrCbt 1T. 5Olsenpe @OrrslpOnOen3 1T
n Dent Nattpnal. SrtesecCmite unb Den
Uen gu 8albtn9tOn eefIbrt wUrOen.
0aame Der New=2Jorter 6anpelSz
TANNER, 2. Sept. 1862. :
l a9tb. Gpwtn 6. Stanton, Sriese,
1~tntlter gu Nalbtn9tcn.
II NatiUnalS@O tat IOeben eihen
IF gsfa6t, benz Department. ernlili9
radterufung Der jIn9it bon 0albtng-
rud9etebrten @ltli3re9tmenter gu be,
gGaubsn, bu6 fe betm erlfen Anfruf
ieben meroen.
@Umite min jebe pOt6renDiae Nuelaee
fen. 8ttte UNI Nntrort.
.. o. GtelO, g. SO. @ettmure,
Sbs. s. Nar16au, S. OaY on,
s. 6. Nt6ar6s, @m. Srtun,
Sbs. @Oulo, s.. 81. Stebbins.
Deter Cooper, s. q. Steoens, SSr.
Geo. SPb9fe, gOrfBsr.
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SUfalbertbte aus QaSa1binatOn

aB MnSeisen BON @aibinstOu, weId)e bis Oead,s
mttta9S4 n1r bel unierem Mgenren 5rn. Dtiebfelb
no. Ago 9 Ctr. abseseoen petcen, ffncen nod,
Mufnabme iii Der ndd)itfo 9encsn Nummer