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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

RECRUITS FOR THE Wharf.-The town of
Hyde Park, has sent to the war % men.
The village alone, has sent 32. Other
towns in the county may have done as
we'll, but of that we cannot say. We
wish some one in each town would take
an interest in the matter, and ascertain
how many have been furnished from the
several towns, and then we can tell how
many have gone from the county. Five
or six hundred, perhaps, in all, would not
be far from the truth. BY the way, while
in Cambridge, some weeks since, we were
Informed that the school district cmbrac-
ing Cambridge Borough, had furnished
Al. We think Lamoille County has done
well. Perhaps she has done more than
her proportion, in furnishing men; and
we are rather inclined to think, could the
facts be collected, such would prove to be
the case
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

PETIT LARcENY.-On complaint of J..
w. Turner, Grand Juror for the town Of
Cambridge on the 10Th inst, Oliver Lucier,
a Canadian, was brought before justice E.
Chadwick, at Jacksonville, charged with
stealing vest from P Spencer's store.
He plead not guilty; but on trial, the ev-
ldencc was such that he was fined $500
and costs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
Washington, D. c., March Is.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION

aSulBSlou, ~. VI, March IL.
FRIEND -: We are still at Camp of
Instruction, where we have been for the
past six months, waiting patiently for our
rifles. Notwithstanding the repeated
promises of our Colonel that we should
soon receive our arms, not a single rife
has been furnished us, and nothing indi-
Gates that they will soon be forthcoming,
although our men are anxious to be equip
ped, and called into active service, that
they may show to the public that they
are not the "most demoralized and inef-
ficient corpse in the army" but justly en-
titled to rank among the first Of the SOL
diers of the Union.
The mud has dried up, leaving us a
fine parade ground, and we drill now in
battalion three times day. The men
are fast improving in drill, and discipline,
under Lieutenant Colonel Ripley, of Rut-
land, who is an excellent officer, and much
beloved by the whole regiment. When
we left Vermont our company numbered
one hundred and thirteen, but desertions
discharges, and deaths, have reduced that
number to eight-four There is consider
able sickness in the company at present,
we turning out but forty men for drill.
The I'd regiment are armed with Colts
revolving rifles, which are dangerous
weapon, and said not to be very accurate.
The men refused to take them, but were
compelled to by their officers. A few
weeks since one of the men had his thumb
and finger blown off by the accidental dis
charge of three cylinders at once, while
out target shooting. Last week the I'd
had marching orders read to them, and
were expected to have left for Falls Church
the next Saturday, but the men being I'M
willing to take the field until they received
different weapons, the iuterposition of in
fluential government officers at Washing
ton was obtained, and the order was coun-
fernandez. They ask for Sharp's rifles,
agreeable to the promise which has been
made them.
We received rubber blankets from Yer.
mont yesterday, which were very accept.
able, having been without them all win.
ter They are very servicable garment
while on guard in rainy weather. The
recent successes of our National arms has
inspired our men, who long for the time
to come when we shall be armed, and C
forth to fight for the flag.
w. H. B.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
health, both in children and adults. Dio
Lewis, 20 Essex ST., Boston.

.g We learn that Rev. Mr.. Gill pro-
poses to preach in this place next Sabbath,
and that for the next six weeks he will
preach alternately at this place and at
North Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

Ey If any of our readers should be
so lucky as to be able to get into the su-
gar yards to tap their trees, let them rec
ollect that the buckets should be hung
low, as the snow is deep. and when it
melts they will not want to find them be-
yond reach.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
From the Green Mountain Freeman.
From The Fifth Vermont Regiment.
CAMP NEAR CLOUD MILL,
March 10th, 1862.

Mr.. Willard :--HadI been regular CORES.
with no other business than to write
about army matters should have given you at
an earlier date review and short chapter of par
ticnlars concerning The movements Of the Yer
mont Brigade. But tor the last four days we have
been soldering too much to allow me an opportu-
nifty for any outside business.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

Eg There are rumors that the 9th
regiment has met with the sad fate of be-
ing lost at sea but we know not how they
originated. and we put no reliance at all
upon them.
There is also report that the 9TH is
still in N. Y. harbor, on board of vessels.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

ca Mr.. A. N. Whitney has some
thoughts of commencing singing school
at Morrisyillc. Should he do so, why
could not the people of this village secure
his services for short term.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

G. Mrs Col. Hyde arrived home on
Saturday last, having been absent several
week on visit to her husband in Camp
Griffin.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28

E We are indebted to Hon. P. Bax-
ter, and Hon. Jacob Collamer for public
documents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
va. Philadelphia.

Great delays have happened in conse-
quence of Irregularities in the D. 7. 0. at
Boltimore and Washington. If mailed
as above directed, mail matter will come
from Philadelphia to Point of Rocks with
out being changed,--in mail bag cspcc-
tally provided--and | shall send there
daily. The Baltimore & Ohio Il. r. being
now opened to Harper's Ferry, we shall
get daily mails. ..,r
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
The Cavalry.

Captain Sawyer writes to us the follow
ing. We give the letter in full:
CAMP NEAR PooLsvILLE,
March 20, 1862.
S. HOWARD, JR.:-.Sir:- If the friends
of the soldiers of Co.. | would address
them, for the present, as directed below,
it would much facilitate communication
between them. Respectfully &c.,
CAPT. L. B. SAWYER,
70. !, LIST Vt. Cavalry,
Point of Rocks,
Maryland.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
From the Bellows Falls Argus.
The Sharp Shooters.

A member of the lst Company of
Vermont Sharp Shooters, in letter to
a friend in this village, writes as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
e .Mtdsstghf Report.
General aCnrHs In q Critical ConElun
KzcKS1URc R0MBARDEDl

/ Dairo, July l..
Advices from Arkansas are -. the cf.
feet that Gen. Hindman. With soma 6se
thousand rebels was in the vicinity OF St.
Charles, and that Col. Eiaoh had ahan-
doned the fort sftsr spi king The guns.
I've situAtion or Gen. Curtis Is said to
~ critical, he being unable 70 bring snip.
plies and his army having been on halt
rations 10y more than q wsek. ~ &
ii. Reports hare bsen current hers to-day
thai Com. Farragut had given the aul.or.
tiles Of Vicksburg until Monday lat p.e
surrender 80
gaRrpoEts via Oolsnbus, KY, by pa.
sengers, are, tbat ss6ght had tsken' place
at Holly Spring., and q hopbefansnt o.
twelve hours duration had occurred q
Vickxbnrg, but the time 81 neither u
given. sea@tss u sess Ell VI L T. = ~
q aga y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

HoUsE.-The House went into ro,r
mittee of the Whole on the Tariff Hi =.
Anosg fhe' amendments adopted were
the following, sal9sctiug paper cigars and
cigarettes to the same duty rs that impos
sdos oiekr anaki1g iiissdulJ on,saator seed
and beans 20 cent? par bpshel; making
the duty on Oh sugar not shove No. IL and
sn ailss4r shove No. n; ana S0s sbovt
No. Is. Dutch standard in color, 3 cent,
per pound. and oil above No. is, soa
store dried aud not above No. 20, Dutch
standard in color, cents per pound; III
Importers ~ home or abroad are reuueet,
cd to have their invoices authentieatefh.
and it Is PROVIDED that the bill shall take
effect on the first Of August. The Con.
mittes here rose when all the amend
ments we're CONQUERED j. without . divis.
ion = = A&
! The one offered by Mr.. Ward, of New
York. shst goods, wares and merchandise
actually on shipboard and bound to thu
lsUSSs, md oil thoss m Bonded wAss6ouse.
or public stores on the first Of Asgusl
next, shal. not be subjected 10 the duties
imposed BY this act. The annendmen,
was lost--ycas y5s, nays .54.. The bill
WIS then paxsed go
The bill enlarging canal looks WAS taken
up ssd tsbicd BY majority Of 2. Motion
To reconsider was entered.
The bill appointing commission to
examine claims Of loyal citizens for prop
erty destroyed by troops was post poned
till the second Wednesday IN december.
The navy appropriation bill was taken
up. The Senate's amendments were acted
on. Adjourned. g 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

AMsw York, Ju1y l.
Fiour-Receipts OF =. - bssrs,s; marie. sSlos
bsttsr; ssles ~ ooQ bills ~ u ss0e4 ~ Ssr sap<1
atatel ~ SsoDA s0Iur Kasss STATE; - 30Se4 = for
sspss Nsesss 1894 rs for CommoA 70 Extra wsst.
an; Is 101 Is IS FOR common n gpod shiDpg bfpA1s
Hxtra II. o.
Corn Flour Market "a hsaaAr sslas l.acAaasAa q
no ~ % for oonasa, e4lDDeg9O E0t1 70 ship. Y
! Rye NSsp-selss = t36ooi = ~ bush ! 81
wAsat-xsssipAs r., ~ sasheis: nsskst acsivs and
ea y 1xscaAn kslaAs a. = u m, - sashsh :,
q 000ei N for Chicago spring; 060ei u ~ M
Ciubi III la01h II isr Amber Lava, q iaeet ~ 70,
s,WisesS Bsl wsalsgn; glAaoeiaf ior Anbsr 3ltsAi,
ssan; ii Is White IaAAana.lkk szaw- u
Iys-ouist aaA arm y 0t172r. LIZA -ss saes Vi 1
i Corn-.kasists e4Ses bsAA market &c better. and
sd!vss ~ = 80 bn6h nj aasDas OR Mixed We
tssn, sound el4 IL III A4M1k D H Asa she5 t.t
Whiskv-Heavy and d~ccrsn.: ..i-- ese t..s :. ..
0s7te; smsa t6stsA 81 ~ - aa4eA ~ Asss
i Sugsr-Firn3 salss OF 900 hhis CaAa and r. n. o.
3Gsshor, II 6i0sc. .1Etfe Ksa4s5
Nolasses Nothing new to report. "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
Nsw York, July !.

Now York, July /.
The following order has been received
in this city from the War Deptfnent:-
tits ordered thai out Of the appropriation
for collecting, organizing and drilling vol.
unteen, there shall be psid IL advance to
every recruit for 3 years and during the
term the sum Of rs dollars, being one
fourth Of the amount of the bounty d.
loved BY law, such payment te be made
upon the enrolment OF the regiment
10 which such recruits belong into the
service of the u. s.. t sa 88s
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COMMERCE =

&c.. 1899 M DAsAI Cars Cry OSSTca, 49,
KEox-Ks JsIy'f. -.
sFLouH--superapsa ~ se;aPsiss whsa,sxss sssd
raiIWhesf Extr. ~ Is. a3fS
BRAE s--.oso zoe ? 100 -,
] coRN-S - ~ ? bush. - 50
BAELEYAasc. 4tssAh
wHEAT-in GOOD demand. Fail 7ee7s; spriIl 81
to Sic. fest 4H e@
EYE-23c 10 10.
rUrATOEs-sOoasSy heioad rstaIl3ets ase.
SUGAR Few Orleans fair sizes, prise -
Ie;aisxissd isoit, crushed ana loaf men.
r. e0t1AA6 ~ %: SseasAsaosas08A
Golden 6JEpn1n0z ia l4--4==-- --4.4 -
v coFFkE-hosiosss; Jsva ssosH IAguyrss40as.
RICE-sSOas. sses - t'sss ~
soAP-R.lp 4, Fa.lly sxs, osr.astcin., y
O7fs. a ~ s-ss srs. "
cANDLEs-sssr laol5. ssssriss IL. Aonid 10.
LARD-4 IONS; retail " To.
BUTTRR-Common sQD7c; Choicsi0, retaiils is
PROvisrOHS-shouidsrs.t G9e Hans a&aa1Oisa,
aides 10 q Rib Sides ~ to 4
LEATHEK-soie ai4es .RAsnAsse1050. go
HIDkS-Dry i0to Iec, grubby half price ersss
ttel4a ssssnahssp PsaAslssOs s;srssn hog skins
No. s. s8e. ses s@s&Af 50 81 Azf4e -
nAr-Ts.ssA,, - oes7 %. b.lsd sscea eli
Prairie - V0e6 co. - - 80. =
sxkss -isso.sy u .; Pax s.ed u %. -
ONIONs-3&DA0e. 4gy IA
kGG6--4te4c. AN@@S*8
wHITk BKANs--Ia good demasd. secQaI2e.
HEAT0K3e-95. S3sN *5s y $ s 4 s*sfA
.a1nUi1-<Dssd Aprlss ~ oeoef ss1 bssAsi.-
sDsisd Psashss es4sGss 81. RAiaaas d eaoesee ]
CfinkSR-Wsstasn Reserve q; Ds.usk7o i
BEEF CATTLE-An91c gross. SO
SHkRP-ea 0o02 IS p head. gtsfstf4 8sg %r "
SALT-G. A. ~ 50 . saek. Kanavh. - m I, 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
Baltimore, July l.

Numerous inquiries are received here
- 70 the wounded and killed; ve have no
Information beyond what 10 already pub
lished, except reports that sre probeby
exaggerated, and which would Be In prop.
or to publish. The ri, nds Of the wound
ed oihcers and privatss may rest assured
that u brought here they will be among
friends who will omit NO effort to relieve
their suffering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
New York, July !"

New York, July 1.
Genls Sprague and Knapp and Daily,
OF Name regiments, all Of Whom we're
mex; Maj. Watson, 9Th Mich, sick; Cant
+. NJ Lsones and Lieut. Geo. H~eehin,.
sch Mich. both wounded; and, as s;ok
and disabled soldisrs arrived last nigh. in
the steamer Mant4nzas .from Hilton Head
and were taken charge Of by Col. Howe
at the New England rooms. Several v ii
leave this afternoon for home. ,r,,vv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

ORANGE RAsPBERRIxs.-Nr. Hillor
has our thankful Acknowledgements Of I
dish Of the ssperdest raspberriss we eve,
looked al or fsastsd upon. They .re
styled the Orsnge Raspberry, arc Of .
hight golden color, sweet lucious favor,
and two or three times the size Of com
mon terries. Looking at them in the
aggregate, they seemed dish Of ihimbles
Of gold, ailoyed with silver, but closer
look showed them TO b. too small in
side, even for : fairy's finger. We com
mend this variety to horticulturists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

Louisville, Iuiy1.
Z A turnpike bridge between Harrods-
burg and Terryvlle, and another between
Nicbolsyille and Pekin wore burned last
night, supposed BY guerrillas. The Hick-
man bridge Is also considered in danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

.a-e ~ Naslington, JAY 4.
10 Editors and Telegraph Operators;
No news except war advices Of grea,
Importance will b sent from The Office 81
The Associated Press from {. m. july
4th. to s .. m, July 9th.
lSlgned, D. II. CaA1a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY,, JULIE.

See THE "X."-We viii hereafter
mark an x on papers TO Indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish 10 con-
tinue they will remit Immediately. m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

J W1tiagso cor, july 1.

- ~ a.,
the bill for the aduisaion OF Western Vir.
giniA - State vas taken up, the ouee.
tion being on the ncndment offered IS
Mr.. Sumner, that after the 4sh of Julv
1868, within the limits of said State 81
Western Virginia. there should Be neithe,
slavery nor isseaastaFy srtvitude, other.
wise than for thu punishment Of erines,
whereof the party shaIl be duly convicted,
Mr.. sumner said the bill proposed, .hs,
Ill children born aftef "A pril, 1858. Should
be free, but allowed tie present renAr,.
lion Of slaves TO continus slaves. Tins "a.
mitting another slave State, with tvo
Senators, for : whole generation. He
(Sumner could not coli consent to thA
Submission Of State into the Union With
. Constitution recognizing slavery Tor . !,
whole. generation. He qaotssi froso
spssobes Of Webster, against the Adraiis,-.
sion Of slave States. ..,.ss, q -
Mr. Hale wished 70 deal with this thino
- - pacticd fnct, md be would hail Tie
event Of - slave State into this Union
with = olznss for gradual emancipstiau.
more gladly and with greater satisi,ction
than the admission Of ! free State. WHIT
Because there i more joy ,amene The
angels over one Sinner that repents. thaa
oveK nine(y -aiaa III napi u ~ -
Aftsy dshate The, BILL sas, postponed, . .
The army appropriation bill was taken
mp. Hale SGsrSd ~ asnedd msnt'to the
amendment, limiting the rank and fle 10
75UO00, I limiting Major Generals e I'd
and Brigadier Generals TO 500. Adorned.
ThAs linitation of 750, 900 nen -
strickea ont, An anendment - .doapt-
q, appfopriA,ing Two million dolass e
thA cOm&oEt Of wounded md slok ecldierr.
and fof cfvsrding them "a their houes'
An amendment ~ adcpisl that al
A2ds-Canps appointed since August,
1881 IA referred to the Senate fee CON
frnation. And amendment w1s Adopted
providing 5000, 600 Tor The solieciSon.
drilling and organizing volunteers. = w.
ter further 0ORsidAsltiOn tho bal $3.50,
The fsao. nilDn relative 70 certain araata
q land Aanio Aigan, for Iaikosd purposes;
v1s passed. ~ F& 4 = .t
! / An.Wilkiuaon ofFersa We sol.n..s m. =. ~
Rsaatv1a, That the President idf6rin,
The HpFste, II not ineomntihas with pnb.
3ic interest, whether Ch1srFahon, one d
'tAe.sAissrs q the n1itii16ors, Ah1EiesIal
''eel1napeF, Aas been aIsas(s asd co61usd
u prilpn, and If 80. upou' WAT ..olsals9ea
and - Wat Esascas and whether Stis
lrAarges have been pfs66rtsd igsissl Lin,
ard il 20 what are thoae charges and by
.uhoR n (essed. sals = what ev.iids.cs
Icy ~ based. st'ssl
~ ~ intion - laid tosSf. ,Es1t-H II
: AIR Executive session ~ Bsnate u.
josrnSd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

GsArEs.-We shall probably have q
large crop Of this fruit the present year.
We noticed some thrifty vines the other
day on Judge Ballingers vines in full
bearing, and have no doubt eli the vine
yards in this vicinity will be equally pro-
ductive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

~ The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Dayenport and inter.
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival OF the train from Keokuk.
je24-du.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

SAD AccIDEsT.--At the picnic yes
terday. Mr.. Simpsons little girl fell into
bed of cinders and hot ashes, left from
burning brush heap, and was quite bad
~ burned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

4The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
at Warsaw. will hold Festival at Bos-
cows Hall on Thursday evening next
The citizens Of Keokuk are invited 10 at.
tend. Admiitance % cents, Children ~
cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

~deo, W. AcCrary, Esq. Of our
cl1y, Is to deliver q Fourth Of July Ora
tton III the grove north of Bonaparte.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

RspoSseA sAas roo, 600 Here AAas.
tisnal TrssHs viii % Called Oae.
sE8fTss5 Ne~ York, Jaly /.
! 1t. is stated that on recommendafioa Of
the Governors Of all loyal States the Pres.
idsot will call for 200, 900 voluntesrs 10
hold points already aquired and close the
var MOOSE Nt&&& tAS&A ~a} sc sH@ssA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

ASoSSE0oy'e FAGsAAGo.~s.-4s~s~~-
A delightful occasion is Ssoda J School
pic-nic; day looked forward to long be.
fore BY the little folks. and long rsmem.
bored even after they, hare ceased to b
little folks - time and festival Of unu
saai attnctions and pleasure. Yesterday
was The adjourned time for the picnic d
the n s Presbyterian and Mission Sun.
day Schools, aud likewise the time sc.
ieeted BY the Congressional 8 g., and
early in the morning four car ka,is Of
happy children. accompanied BY their
teachers, moved up the Montrose r. T.,
with banners flying, and with cheerful
song and merry glse. The Presbyterian
amp Mission Schools held their celebra-
ton in Judge B.lliager's grove. famil-
lar and delighlful place dong the rivers
banks, while the congregational school
vent on 10 Montrose, where they found .
Sylvan retreat a. pleasant ~ heart could
desire.
The day was most luckily chosen, be-
ing neither hot nor COO, -oue just ealea-
lated 70 pnt person ia love with the
country. The boys and girls had sur
felt Of enjoyment in rsmbliug through tie
leafy woods and in their childish spons.
and the grown people kkswiss spioyed
the relaxation from busioeas, which va.
manifested il games Of ban aud auoi;ts.-
Everything, with the exception Of : SIN.
gle accident, went Of. pleasantly, and The
children will always hold thsmselyss ready
for another such holiday. ..'.
outrr,-Ho. gr.,af.l ! 90, IL. -.
plative mind j. sn;s., m. ...I -.
hold. sweet and nna;.t.,h.d .a...: -.
With nature IN .nh.r.-;.d -
on;e, ,.eem, ;nd.ed - !. ~
. cond;tn,, ~ -h,ch INCONSISTENCIES
devS,c,,.. i, r,.,.,,;.. 90 r.
blu.hinr rose ou,etlv. unfold. !. r...l.
famed bv vh;.ner;., hra.... "a -
By he gentle .nnlioSt and ar ,..s,,-..
the sir With soiseless l..er,poe,
Thswofld with unr.aliset1 veloo;.v -h;r,.
thrvafh Ii. great imnsna;tv Il $500 =,
producing the seasons that silently Sea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
ny TILL q IA PH .
.vtgk1 Lsel,a,,s


In snswer TO inqsisieS today Secretary
Seward stated that Gen. NcClellan was ID
Communication with nnr deet on james
river. The Secretary also declsred that
athsrs xas no truth In ths report Published
this morning that two European Govern
rients had given notice that the war should
cease. fEs kf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

DOCKET INKSTANno, a ~.
u e@ 4zAA SA&sasa ~ y AsHsap
All varieties, 1t HRowNkLL's BOOK sreas,
spr7.a Ger. AA = Asn-sss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR's celebrates Hsir Dye
prodsces eo'or so4 p b dsssinsuisAsd oe satuss
warranted mot 70 rjnre tAsAaif II - ssl remedies
The III es es OF bad dyes. and tnvGosss<s s hair 10,
hf. ShAs, RED 81 RUSTY HAIR inssasfy faras
splsp1ld bisck or brown. issving tbs hair son asd
bssnsifal. Sold b I'll drusetsss Sc Z
Iss ssnssns 10 sisssd WILLIAM A. BATcHEIOR,
- ~ fer stSss u As<a ~.
Fassory, No. 81 Rsrelsy STREET, ks~ york ia.
219 Broadway and Ie Bond Street Tia. dlv,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

The Pooh AND THE WAR,-The Ney
York World Eaintains that the n,ass d
the people in the North do not saffsr .,
occouns Of the existing war, and it forti
6es its statement BY the following tab le
which shows the deposits In the saving,
banks Of New York State Cor the hast ~,
years.: IS
Deposits Jan. l. Amount.
,o' 7 - ~, ~, wv
1888, SO 48, 1874, 0N
lS6Q. a4r9A- ~ - 81, 278, O0(
1861, 81, 45O.O0(
1852, 64.O8s. O0(
Tho three millions withdraw are NOR u I
than accounted forb The noney invested
BY the poorer ciasses in the $50 Govern
ment loan. A large percentage of tina,
security il in the hands of -pors0ss who
ordinarily invest their spare means 10 th.
savings institutions. The proof aadpoed
BY the World is good. ,but not csnclasivs
UWhen the rebellion broke ont .
nephew of the rebel Gen. John 3. Ma
gruder, was residing and earning ID hon.
est living for his family Ia Camden, New
Jensy.' Thesnsphsw went South, ID IDOL
after the rights Of the seeded Stetss, enc
Is now soldier under the oommAnd or hi
uncle, while his wife and children are sup
ported by the Poor Commissioners o
a. nn-.k- sNs&SNs