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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Additional from Memphis, Arkansas and
Vicka5urs.

'IChtoarE.
MEMPHIS, July l2-Gen. Grant has issued an
osder requiring the families OF all per.ons con.
nected with the Confederate .rm;, or with the
.eoei Government, to leave the city within Eve
d2y or take an oath that they have not and will
not furnish Information TO the enemy Thi.
weeping order has been made in eOnF ,quencs O.
the constant communication kent up betwecn
persons in The Rebel army and theiG friends Lere
The order has caused considerable excl tea1cnt
Refugees from Helena say that the enemy
numbering four or FIVE hundred, sttscked Gen-
Curtis advance, but were utterly routed
Coz. Fitch was stiI et St Charles. 1t Is report.
ed thai sharp skirnish was had In thai vicinity
with the Rebels, In which the latter were routed
NIckshuRe, July 10 The firing was quite
rapid this evening. The enemy replied with
rihed guns, but no great damage Ell issued.
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FINANcIAL.-New York papers of last evening
say the week opens on a lower stock market
The news from Tennessee and Kentucky, I'm tht
morning papers. produces an uncomfortable feel
Ing, and holders Of speculative stocks are more
willing to sell. The border State bonds arr
heavy, especially Tennessees and Missouris. The
latter close offered at AK, Tennessees at SIX
The Government list is XaZ per cent, weaker
The o's Of 1851 close with sellers at IOI The %
NOES are selling at 10l. We quote -. ) 8js
1862, 99ai; U. 8 6's 1852, coupon, } 1907 U. g.,
1857, ~; U 6's I56s, 100; q. 8. 6's 1868
coupon, 99H; U. 5. 5's 1874, coupon } 50x; u
8 5's :s7l, lregisteredD 90; u. s. So 1871. tcon
pom SS; U: 8 9. lssl, I.egistered,) I0i /; U
;; ISL, (coupon,) lO1; Treasury notes, large,
30, l04k; Treasury notes, 80, small 1Oi Y;
oregon war loan, 1851, 100; Oregon war loan
half.yearly, 60 One-year certificates, esx. Money
continues active at 5a5 ger cent on caIi-cbiefy
ave; Prime paper remains rearce at Sac Der cent
Gold has taken the upward turn again. and a,
much az 1i6H was paid on the "frst calf, of the
btoIerr Board. The price afterwards fell 10 1 is,
al which there Is good demand. Double eagles
are brisk at lleKaIl68, with large sales at the
ousioe ngure. Large silver is wanted for export
al ll0ailOk. Most holders ask III. Dutiable
demand notes are quoted 1O7 4alO73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

H. sale Of condemned horses and mules
t'ok place at Camp Tompkins, near Annapolis,
NC on Tuesday last. There were some forty OF
h.ty sold-the prices ranged from 81 70 40
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NOMINATIONS CoxFIRNEp.-Thg promo,io,s
"fGererals Sumner: Heint1leman. Keyes. Porter
and Franklin were confirmed last night.
John Jameson, Of Maryland, Yves also conf rmed
As military storekeeper in the ordnance depart-
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

NAvAL.-Commander Henry French has been
ordered to the command Of the Sabago
Lieutenant Alexander Murray has been ordered
10 the command OF the navy yard a, Portsmouth,
New Hampshire
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Intelligence, noticing the prophecies made
y? The secession leaders TO the people Of the
~cuth p!i0T Go the actual commencement Of hos
u tiles, SAYS that no prophecies " have perhaps
been more sigDally filsihed by the progress Of
events than has ever before been the case with
,Hv similar class of political srot6ssYers
The RepEb!iras prcnounces auy attempt 20 re-
sore tho Union as Il vas an egrcyiouS folly
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C-CoioneI William b. Stokes, prominent
tnion man in Tennessee, er-member Of the
Hissd states Congress, is Rising a battalion OF
cavalry to operate against the Rebel guerillas in
TIA. safe.
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10 Governor Olden, Of New Jersey, issued NJ.
proclamation In response to the President;s cali
for volunteers on Wednesday last II Is Stirring
as follows: IA patriotic devotion to The canse ~
their country 10 the motive that viii be most
influential with our people. While the wauino
ranks OF the rebels are furnished by conscri pton
volunteer -
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HEALTH OF NEw ORLEANS New OTIean,
papers say Never before was the city 90 healthy
At this season Of the year Though the wea.be,
his been tolerably warm II has not been oppres.
size
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" The Msnhsini (Pa.) Ssmtiasi eviacsd n
P+Ol"nsin on ihr i.n Inst by printing its outsl
Pas'. ~l'L red Ina aud Its iaafI form WITH blue
s t'.u us van sss White paper fsfming tie rs
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Arrival Of O Prize Vessel at Boston.

BosroN, July 1.-THE prize brig Lila, from
Liverpool, for Nassau, which was captured Of
Abacco by the United States steamer Quaker
City, arrived here this morning. She has an
assorted cargo, intended for the rebels.
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W The N. y. Commercial denounces Chand.
!efs resolution az reprehensible and blamewor
my, ana demands an mphatic rebuke Of ats spi,i,
nom the Senate. Unfortunately the "spirIt,; 1,
popular with too many Of our Legislators.
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W letter received In New Haven from
OsP'ain Minott Ward, OF the schooner Miranda,
says q fatal epidemic prevails at Porto Rico.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
eEA;. POPE,s COMMAND.

The preparations Of the whole and gradual for
ward movement OF portions OF Mai Gen. Pepe's
army will doubtless induce the detachment Of q
considerable rebel force from before Richmond
to watch his progress, II not to attack him.
We shall not be surprised 10 learn not long
hence that the army opposed to Gen. Mcclellan
is at this moment being considerably weakened
to that end, and trus, that he stands ready 70
take advantage Of 10.
We do not feel at liberty TO mention details
with reference to what seems 70 US 10 be likely
to prove Gen. Pope's plans; but IL Is already evil
dent that they will Immediately bring forth good
fruits, to make themselves known TO the public
in very few GAYS, we spprehend.
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486 FEW srocE. a. !
INTERIOR ADORNMETTS
lust received choice rejection CT new and de-
PAPER HhNGINGS,
FROM tlo Tlca 5oi ornate TO the GosL oisste q
EiinPio fAiIeTDs. SPBr05r.cte fy- EkT.SFs nall Is.
u-llAE loOZ.is, AID CLNmEt-s.
FLREB0ASD PHIssgS. sPhTUEs, CENT? K
. PIECES, &c.
rev DesisnE, warranted go bAz4s, imitation
gold dGd coz -2cG
WIHp0W SaADES
W !n-cT shades 81 ElT AIRED ssy!- or si-e r-de
10 order. III 6resn, an bius = sic Hollands
iy tae Jzrc or made l-t0 : AIDES
Oval PiCTUH ? FRAMES
-, y -ET;1'ea T. % sliced ri.n : Il ssatD
Inc Eaa0EomsFt aic .Efgvst Assortment II TIA
DASiilo'' iTVEI Tue Gest MEEu .13.OTJ n tie I
t.1c, Al assortment If I-rk Wood T. -z-.ss zith
, b-s-.;tui var;Sty I'll EsUSi sized Owl alt i,Lrd
sls4o TI-.eb e.. -rTsig 80 domestic ElaEE: a.
tCGTs, FssseretDg'r. &c. :
fIGf J&E COED EEC TASSELS. BE- .
E!Gsrs-s S.scG SID c. Cls. Z cspCa SlnSs, &c
PHfc.ls.lEg eEe.--Ivc Lsr C. 81, The skUVE good,
Ceceo:S-aE 20 tier gua ityl vii 10 disposed Of al
- az faISs IS tGeg can . 3E' osaged for IL The
Dstriet To i2.sisFTsss2t2toa made 20 elect
oEdsrJ, Ior PArerhsnsipr or Iyinda= sbadcs
s1sceteI o. experienced workman, IN cily or
a ,c&ii solicited from those needing the above
goods. s ~ 49,
Eerms cssA. Ma?gRITFY.
Remember the o1mber-No. $50 -eyl,. stra.t
4 doogs above Cdd Fellows hall; Lnd tie tens
.- en- w koeNs aLl iAtG. Je2l-lmIfT
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AkERED sHpCkINS.
le 25-2sv&6s WALL a. BARNARD. actG.

By W. l.. WALL n CO. Auotioneers.
Successors Of WALL & RIEvsRn,
" X NALUARJb AND PLEASANT
kESIBKNcE IN IHH NlJLAsE on ELapIss BURG
oo oek, 2lst instant, vlll sell On the sr---
shout "a scre OF yery rich land IMPROVE ~
Dwelling House Of eight rooms, q Star arr
other couveuleat out houses, 40.
This deslrable property 10 plessanty situate.
within lev minutes walk Of tie csebra.ea Sra
sprsg Jhe house and 6FpurtenanOee &c g. ~
perfect order; and 70 any one Gearing Vicr-Saut
nifty D. secure one.
Terms made Known st sale.
w. l.. WALL A. Co. Auetr.
" tbs Successors Of Hsll 4 Barnard
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AUCTION SALES.


By J. G. McfUlRE 4 CO.. Av't.ouesrs.
ORPORAT OF e. A-ElNGTpN
~ IT, Ck AT krCIIoN-Dn "a. IA = = E.sR-
NOON. !uir - O.. ~ hSf p-r. w. H- .rF. - tie
u5tUn q Oms, w sHsn rel EEL o.. rls O. en- -
Siew Cooperation cT Wa.EI-t5- F.E per coat.
iI:sd &c. 8cFrIR6Rb c.. u-'
BTJ C. MoSCfEE = CO. su-'oree-s
VERY VALUABLE BUIsDiNG LOT On
ER1RLIs sGu tx AZ tUBLIC & sCfIuE.-tR
EUE SDA Y; july Is, a. o 1>-'CC.. on rfeuiser,
90 ske,i rel OF No. p, o. i.VI Erl.s tu-,j -
non IL Square No sss fr0fu ns - .sef en- mona X
ttTe-t, bCtgesn Iws l.th au1 o. - Ia gfrSe's,
running back l<7 Il 81 - = g. FOOT 70 -
Thlr Lot a. SI'us'cd on be-1tItai suees. over
oOkInE the Whole city, with Age pal r1 square "a
front. and ~ sltCEethrT one Cf are FTCrf u+EI-she
lccstlsns ~ WssSIl Cton for pTIvs'e T~siCsuos
Terms. Ons til d cAsE, the rem lrcg. IN "a sEd
t. elpe onths. Nj lL.sI eat, se-Urc~ u aCed -
u cd j. e. McSUIRE 4 Co. Aucts
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By GREEN a WILLIAMS. haotlone,rs

by oREEN q " ILL S.'As'' n NSil1At-is
GEEAH ENGINE. 30! ri. t--AyiNsU,
- MACHINERY, SNB LAkes 49, .s.-Fs as
s5TtTn5nt .. Other articles B--. .. .-rt -issa
IaunGrJ, - Auction - - F.ii A4,E-s issH csy
of lLly, las2 EaSll sell a. TIE N1sss-r - dry
90 Penr.y SaLia venue, bst-FcI .Ece-Ls eEd
Thirteen. aud G-cslf strss.s 2, % o cook = bV
VIZ ne of p noftEaga. Oe1rfng CEfs - 4. &c 8 OF
January, IS52, and recorded A. fIb-F A -, No.
SiS, fO'los ], 2. q d oas OF tie .l7 T7-s Of
WASHINGTON couCtI, ~ tie Dlst. 80. q Cora -ltl,
al the goods hzd ehsts-is IA fas, cs-c EE=I,
one stesu Engine. Bci,er, Be.tirz, 81 sl.e,.'us.
~ thereto belonging,
Two Washing HachIueF. n1s hSEg.e,
One Centr fugai Clothes WriEser.
i Ist-irOn Heaters, RlnrlEg IGbs,
Drying Apparatus, iot Fat irons,
" Ssh TuTs ara Bosrgs.
10; Counters, CHAINS, AID shsfurE,
Alec
One WAGON srd Harness,
va, h o'h = articles when We GesEs ava s.srGry
TO eaumerEt5,
Teiws cash
j1.Sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, -a;-
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By w. l.. WALL 4 Gu ,AUoaonserG.
sucos Sore 20 WALL = R8RNLRU.
VALUABLE LOTS A r = fION .-Du
THURSDAY AFcESNBCE thsT7.h in-f,.
O'Clock - - va. sell Il front % e. srea Isss-
Lot 81, suhdlylElOn Of ssJsge -. 81 B4t ~ y II
Elrst street eest, between hutH & At lsr7r, a,
Bot ;, sEb.lvlsol otssusIe 5i9. f',- .r the
noIih slt- OF strset cart, Getarer ga .. 'o3-
nj stree.
Let's .ad TO- ssEIre as, rear F ,trsst md Sixth
east
Terms: Ore third casa; ha'anos ir 20 nd
twelve mOntls, Ceaglng .LttTCLt srf sc-RrCJ Y
de ed of tuEt
Jy Is W. l. WALL a CO Eaoss
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By 6EEES a WILLIAaS, kHcil- ssrs.
CEANCERY SALE OF TWO HAND ONE
" lwo-SToRT BRICK HOusss ASD THs Ioss -
s n S'eI Sc. a. idSAupT SIrsi2is ever A. aar
lPlann AZ Erotion BY -E-tEs of I. =. q ~ e. no
circuit Court o! TIE DIr'net ''rv-'t. sir,srr
~ ca BoSTJ anf THss ihs xitt CAV - r. 'srlrrs.
1907, m care wheTei- Wet \ i.usbF "a ,tlrTs
are co;nplslnNnts. CssEsii'E vf0OE s.l aeITs
nd others are dele hts, W "a q - slr' g., sell
or tay ksDAh,t eiCth Ia Of u 8 ueGs. 49,,
IN 1sort OF ne PreHs'-os, ste O'cOcE p 90 tec TO-
oylIt boTlion OF 40 rec. cstete - Joaa q. Css-
. !, GeCC t,ed, VIZ:
Lot numbered Eve Isl In "a usre srrr.t n $500
ssreeahy 10 WIlibeTtel' g subaiyIsiJH Of I,ot No,
:, N tEiG square, with the imFroyBrnea.s, Winch
arc two haIdso'ae and well burt md rasr'r r--
tSo-rt0ry b. Iok HOnEes, vito rtrk Build nsE
con aiming elk rood ard oonvep1e.gv s--s-sr I
rooms, &c On having a front on Nsr~,I IA rr~fis-
running back 10 south street. between sixth -
seventh stTee.s, ear the Pub,Ia space
eTine % the teie as TTecc rhtd bT -le fnr--s
One third oasn snd tie bAlSIc &c in three eaus n
stiIments OF SIX, TIVE We, and "a ecn mo- from
dss OF ssisi the Shole TO becr interest on Toe CAV
81 safe AID 10 he secured 10 the gstaiBciloz OF u
Trustees.
II tie terms OF sale are rot compiled with Sith:n
i've days from the Gsy Of sac tile Trustee .ererye
ne 70 rHse ths property al .ae rick sa1 cost
MN. Il. WAR;,
JOHN r. Ehsis TrusteeE-
ty7 eo&ds GREEN T. WILLIAMS, AuOss,
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Snp THURSDAY, tie 18th InstSrt, care b az
Bnf place.
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EE.sf OFFICE CUEInSI T. tlS-sclrs 4,
tSGasE, Nat4.CsG. - IeSlcs.I.ez rnc Govern
tSsIoe1s =. Us st;'.i u = * Uslos; Es-s
tfcAilen EygEe NEO7 cvE'G-.t EtCoks. DCcli-
LIS iuTlLelcIj F-l'r1c1 r rgT-': - -tGr- E,.-
ry.ssi 6G-gt PsatDt Dlscs Rrrcrs-- C3spe- t:oci-s
~ .lseeo % fSdiHrsi =; 1l2.g sE.tE; Military
s-eJGi army tteEUiztiGgs; FsEcTzZ% - T. = CCE a
s.-JELnk over 1850 m,.csi mzc5 ,..s,.-sla Che.
= SkSs EsCci- SCI CG-sy TcEs. E.xEgs s..gE, u y
F.sOs-- " sI&-.i. 2s-S ia. a - zEF n-t-n,
rGF i-9nS al, Ssss = y 4, F'S.-Er
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By WALL q BARNARD. Aue,.snesr.

bJ WALL d BARNARD. Auct.sneerE
U'RUSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
L PR5vE3 PRoPER1Y.-By virtue 81 a Gssd Of
trust; Guy made and recorded IN Libsr :. A :,
NO. III, folos 1873 et see We SRA . aC.ed - all.
at auction, to tho highest hidde on : rT strss,
A. e'eon6f ,ci m; On MONEY!, !he ,slh caI CT
Lot numbered LIE 'tsen, (is IN Ssuar- rur-hs-cl
i've hundred an sixteen, 1916 with a. iu-g-Uve-
ne ts thereol .. oonslstlut OF snSl, b..1E hCgsfs
ale property lie situatei on n s.rel. TO-, r.
tween 9Th sld sch sTests sest
Eegr1S az sale gae third cash: - rrEf- - {.
Il a. ls months, the Iurchss.r l. 2 - r0tss Tor
the &c erred payments. bes'Iny Irisfest fram e.
oaI OF s1ie; deed given and a iced " TraEg T.
CURED 10 secure the PAYMENT Of the a0ses, kI
eopve' snclng II the cOst Of the purchase.
III the peroHassr sfOpid fSil % Oau : y VIII tho
terms IN i've days after sr the Tru- e q rssefVe
the Ght = resell the prop ty ct tho Kiss End uost
oil the detaultng purohe -er. BY adveriIslng she
came three tlmes 10 the Nsaonsl n elli1eBoeT.
ALFRED SHUCkING.
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees.
je 25-2sv&6s WALL a. BARNAk % a acts
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FUTURE PhFS.

By w. l.. WALL 4 CO Fvc-.OEeeTs.
Successors 20 Wall A. RGRNARD.
GprGsr P1. arsHHs ori ftlss .isttf.
A DEMONSTRATIONS SaiE or st OK asp
N Books AT bTCTIrS.-On THURSnE INA
instant. NJ " C'cock, 81 tie AMT on unIS e vs..
L Wall Co., Sill sal - oIle- r ..s" ''r-iSLs'
Court
90 ShsreI New Mexico Mln'uG S.,.E,
I bookoSse ard Books.
Terms cssh,
y SMITH, ADM ist-a'or.
iyI5 W. l.. WALL - 20, ku.sF.
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" IS ". L. WALL. & Co. Aae:s
By sREEN a wILIIAMs. hucf.oree-.

ERAHE DOUSE AND LpT At rHFI. on
NtRCF TWENTY FIgsT AND '-rH a 4 ITS AT
hVcTI9N Or FRIDAY. tas isEk Ils'E7'. rs stSli
Ell IN front Of the premises. u O'~'.IE IA, =
Eooi Iw story TAILs E-ase A. $50 - Cf
tLoInf II h-I1- lot % is E9 stGHr~ NJ. - sits-
Stec q: tte corner Ol gg=rlr 2 s.sl .,..la o Its.
Inc ACt cOn-sI-s 7.s5' SsuE5- ST. Gl~ r- Eutt-
Ets Tor q Eut5neT est Eh.E ne nj
se-Tl-: ore TIN q css the amos "a 6. l., T.,
sra - unO8ths with not s bssrInE iBfeFr-t ron
das OF ssie. deed gwen md 90 iCt tract tEkea
All cOuTeyaGoi~E 81 the - p c. ell. E. 10 ct
IL Is GR ~ n q " u - i. - 4 no
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By w, l.. WALL Il Co. FrCg.rteTs
Succesaors 20 wall 4 kakHaEn.

Successors 20 WALL 4 BsKstEp.
SoHfh corner = = srtrns dHG .ltEfE Nlrrs q.
VASDAbIb PUBLIC DpCE MEMO AZ
FUBLIC AUcTION.-On rH IaSDAG. l1th lat
81 Il oct CT m, We WI sell a,the asctIoE kCcmG,
. collection Of fublic bCcu0,es a. TX
blstcTy, CopditiOu, sTd Frospelt q Il the Ind iHu
Tribes Of tie United St.tsG- hy h - sch AR,
bl ID illustrated BY ESstE a. 4, =. s., IN s
vols.
u CITED States Jspln E1psditOa, ~ CcmInosors
NJ G. Perry, vols
UEItsd ststrs Naval ard LsiTouo-Ic, EIpsd,-
TO = in vols
explorations and SurTfys for = Psoi6c RGilrOsd
no : tbs MISSISSIPPI !iFer &c The fscEc ootan,
Nols
Military Commission - HuT5ps az Is5s Snd 1855,
b. Sen Mcclellan De s6e,d, end Moro ,ocf,
jyI5 W. WALL \ co. Auots
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STEiNWAY. & SONS PIANO FORTEs
- Ihsse PIaoos. which are pniversslly->
admired ans, ACCORDING to the Lordon &sFfS1sR
Iiipps; ne best lnstrumsLt a. chs pressntsysfff
ExEiollsh VI al ma cons, CT Lon: SEQ, are s:s.s 20
the soie hsepey-ag use stJis OF - y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
KEOKUK IOWA FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1862

Express and the Journal of Commerce in
New York. Does any one fail to see
that Congress is hated by the enemies of
the country, because it has been true to
the country
We hope to see goodly proportion of
the men reelected who have made this
Congress 50 effective Of good, and 50 much
hated and feared by all tho various grades
an4 shades of sympathixers with treason
And this, not solely, or principally, be
cause they deserve it, but because they
can be trusted, and because it is the in
terest of the country to re-elcct them
+ Wash. Rep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

Ezg~ The morning secession organ az.
serts that:
"slayerery cannot be abolished in the
South without throwing in,o the North
an immense negro population which will
become competitors OF white labor, reduc.
ing prices 10 the starvation point"
A southern writer in the Louisville
Journal denies this point blank. He
proves that The Southern neero has a
strong antipathy to going North lic
says:
"Moreoyer, if the negro desires to es-
cape from the presence OF what Is called
siayeholdlng tyranny, he would emigrate
to the North as soon as emancipated, and
shake the dust from bis feet. This, how
ever, is not the fact.
''Of the large number $50, that
have been emancipated IN the South,
why have SO lew fled from their .lA4ett+e
Of bondage, the miserable scenes as as.
sociations Of their cruel treatment, their
(metaphorical chains. their social out
lawryl Why have they not fed from the
presence Of their cruel tyrants to that de-
lightful land of negro freedom where they
might be lifted into higher condition
and take the outstretched hands of those
who cry, ssAm not man and broth
er"
Before the secession organ repeats its
negro exodus humbug, it would be well
for it to try and refute the above clinche,
which comes not from an '.Abolition. .
but Southern source Chic Tribune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
g .OsT.OFfICE DIRECTORY
Arrtsui Gf the Mails


Eastern mailarr daily Sundays excepted via
Plymouth, at o'clock p.
ST. Loais and southern all arrIvesdaity Mon days
exceptedl t6,p,m.
Western Maliafrires dali ter eep, sane, sjsu2svo
O'Clock, n.
Darlington MAuarri,es daiis le2:;. tstnol!s Al 4
op.m
csrthagesnd Plymouth Vial arlfy, Iat, 6a1i4yt
eaeeptedl at s,p.m-
Charleston Mail u ttt-aeekisj arrives TAHiIys
ThlrHday and halHrdsss,at7 p.ul.
GtosinE Of tho Mails.
Eastern haiicloset daily teacert Saturdays )Atsp.
81 Louisaud Southern Msileioses dail saturday )
e&esrtsd3 3st 9 p NJ.
Burlington Aagleioses daily teaceIts4auraaysl =,
sp.m.
Western Mall closes daily te&eslt Saturday ~ at
oclockp. m.
Carthageand Plymouth hAailc!Dsesdaiisl Saturday
sxesFtea1 81 y.
Charltstop aAisttri-wseklslel CLOSES Mondays Wed
nesdays ard Fridays asG m.
il The f9st oHee viii se open Sundaysfronn
III a9'cioek am. j. Is. HOWELL, p. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

The Importance OF the passage Of this
great national measure by Congress can
not be over-estimated. When completed
it will place the commerce of the would
within the the grasp Of the American
Union, anti bceiaos it will secure the unity
| Of Tie Government, binding as il will, the
people upon the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts in community of interest and
feeling for nil coming time.
For sixteen years this measure, sovital
to the defense, the welfare and prosperity
Of the country. has been before Congress.
| Now that il has passed it is but Just that
the people should give due credit 10 those
indefatigable men who have secured to the
nation 50 great boon Some months
since it was committed in the House 10 a
Special Committee, consisting in part OF
Messrs Arnold Of Illinois, Wilson OF
Iowa, and Aldrich Of Minnesota. These
gentlemen entered into the work with
/ great energy and prepared the bill sub.
stantially as it passed the House; their
efforts there were untiring in It's favor
They then followed it to the Senate aud
urged ii forward step by STEP, It'll til! 1t II Eaif
II passed that body All honor to tie
western men, and especially to our own
excellent representative, Mr.. Arnold, fol
making this session of Congress distin,
guished in the history of the country BY
the passage of the Pacific Railroad Bnl
- Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
1 ERIVAI4s AND DEPAhTt Il
"A OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Tram leaves DAILY .srnday excepted a
TOO A. m End arrives al 30 y. nj
Wcster.i Train leaves daily ssnudaYs excepted a
: 90 a. n aud 10 p. IN and arrives 1890 ans
poop.
Al II nnilton Depot. = fatEs en the Wabash Vale,
Rnif oa4afrlys daily, except sundsys s4o'ctock p
n.s nd deparsdaIly SUNDAY excepted, sie 80
Eassesrunnret With ihiseity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
8 DAILY TRAINS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO MEM YORK CITY,
Tickets for Sale to Boston by Boat or Rail
Roat Tickets Good ON amy OF the
sound Lines.
Fare to all points as low as any route.
S1ccpinE Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
Eg- Bayguge Chech4d Through. -
All Transfers Frce.
ER RIGHTS

II II E 1 @ IL Il S.
BY thisroute, FreiShis OF all descriptions can TO
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Eoslon
Baltimore, 10 or from ssy point on the Railroads
Iowa or M,ssonri, By RAiLRoAD pIKEcT.
The Pc ytyanta Railroad also connecis nj Ptts-
rg with Steamers, by which Goods be forward
ed 10 any point on the OHIO, Musk kinKum, ksntueky
Ton ssee Cumberland, illinois, Wisconsin. Missis-
sfppi, MISSOURI. Kansas, ,8rkansas, and Red Rivers;
aud at IevelaAd, Sandusky and Chicago withste
ers 10 ali pofis On the North VI sstern Lakes
MnFchaiss and Shippe entrnsking the Lransports-
tion OF their Freehtto this Company rely with
| CO Id denee on 4tss speedy transit.
The Rates or Freight
To an d from any point in tho West by the Pennsyl
! vanis Central Railroad, are al all times As EA-
/ VORABLE AS ARK CHARGED BY oTHER RAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
| IT r Be particular to mark packages, ..vIA Pssx.
! CENTRAL k. R."LU
| For Freight ConTaetsor Shipping Directions, APP
ply address either Of the following Agents ofths
| COMPANY.
SD. A. sTEWAk1 Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
GLARkES co, Transfer Agents. -
II. W. BROWN * CO., Cincinnati, o..
Rc. MELDRuM CO, Madison, Ind.
j. Il. MOORE. L6ntsyfie. Ky.
W, ". AikMAN CO., Evaasytlle, Ind.
CLhRKK& a. CO., Chicago, Ill
W. ii. " h, l.. LANGLEY Gailipoiis,O.
q. d. NEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL \ CO. Marietta, q.
" S. PIERCE L. Co, GAINESVILLE o.
| M'DoW * MsCoLM Poftsmoath,o.
X M'NEELY, Maysville, Ny.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, q.
JOHN TODD, Cosngton, Ky.
q. l.. HEAT0N, Cleveland, o.
| IL. C,MELDRUA, Gen'l Travelling hg'ttor
| the South ana West.3