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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
HOSTETTERS BITTERS

ususts the troops in arms for the Union on sns
probability that the ADuLrsKArHD Contract srinrLhsns
at medicines by the Army Surgeons viii sooa
10 by the paes, and be', ronis Assfssfve ana
has oesa presented to tho Faculty In .H
or any other country. Since the commenced consider
ab- qa.uts. OF tho preparation have been forwarded 'f0
tim. 9, ,e % held ,nd lne ohc.. both 10 the Western and
Eastern armies. gor th.r persons, and e''s' rom
.on. Of tho no., eminent military men in the service sses
the sltIsoedinssy viTtuss Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

FRUIT AND FLOWER PAINTINGs.-On Monday
evening neIt Mr. II. H. Leeds will offer for sale st Suede
cors rooms In Broadway, Ninth street. very unique
collection Of pictures consulting almost entirely Of fruits and
hovsr and oil BY srti'twydovsd Of Holland now
resident Of city Tho collection Is small and consists Of
psuss which the artist has prepared solely for this pnr
poss being his Intention to leave the oosuy for resi-
sbrosd which will probably prevent the Tecurenes Of
like opportunity for obtaining his we'll Known and popul"
Productions The collection consss Of groups Of fruit. elu
Of grapes apples peaches cherries, pears stswber
blsckbses cursn tcin fact, all OF Pomons' gi'' de-
pcsd In cabinet sizes. and admirably adapted TO
suit the wants OF men Of The sale win doubtless At
trse! large company Of connoisseufa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
BITlERS

mean. Of sustaining strength aud promoting health In no
midst Of hardship aai exposure and .'O safe ''imaI'ns
,r tho wounded A. private citizens many Of the oness
Of volunteers h. proved tie hyseisa properties OF the a
l and therefore wisely rsscred to asa protective ana
remedy where their health 10 necessarily in greater psT 'na'
IL ~ould no 10 civil life.
Dyspepsia 10 never 50 general or 50 distressing
season Tho appetite Ia Aeener an" indn
- a. an, v,o,r than =, any other me Of the year and the
tha, the functions Of the stomach, bowels sas
Ar. oysr taxed during tho cold weather AID are '''eh
and partially torpid condition when Spring arrives.
NoIy ,h,,for. this 10 time to brace up the digestive so0
,.,ivs organ. for ,as Summer campaign with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

RoBBED-It is suspects. that tho robbery Of j.
De Pe,scr Ogden Of $1,000 pcrpeIasd oy two expert
thieves from bgoohyn r.. ID. detective 81" tAun 4, the
ycuity at the tn, Ito money wac missed W Ns lawful
ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

FRA fire broke out in = house No. ~ Boerum
street, at noon yesterday. caused by accident Damage not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

BuRGLARY.-The residence Of Mr.. wWright,
IA Auburn place Eleventh Ward eloBiously entered
yesterday m1rnns AID robbed Of clothing tho value VI
.l3 No detection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

SEvrsTrIsTH WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LrAGuE.-
At meeting ofthc Seventeenth WadLoysl National League
the Cooper Institute Thursday evening MI CsntIel In
the Chair the Office Of President declared vacant in con
Of the gentlemen elected thereto having failed to
accept the motion made that the Lsssue pro-
coed to fill tho vacancy bat substitute offered By Mr. stein
brenper postpone until the nett meesips prevailed Dr.
Hardenboot Chairman Of the delegates to the Central Com
nse reported tho progress made in that body ssd that the
Representatives Of the Seventeenth Wsd League had beoh In
creased by the election Of 1homss Little and sdneJ
H. Gay The League thsn adjourned until nett Tuesday
evening 10 meet at the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

RrsGsAIros OF The Rrv. On. Hrsrr.-Tbo
Re-, w Henry d. D. the associate Pastor Of the Scotch
Psyssn Church IN Fourteenth street. recently SHED the
spbers Of that church unite with him In petition the
Second Pebyey Of New YOrs to dissolve bis pssof,
with them owing to Di health The church. after
due deberson but with deep regret resolved TO unite with
their pastor his request sso tina, the Treasurer be directed
pay h salary August L.I and also tho further Of
2co already subscribed which they requested him TO
oe.t additional testimonial Of their affection and regard
Preyiou, IL this the church offered to pay h excuses
while travelling IN Europe iii his hssth should be restored,
II lie would maintain lila position their junior pssto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.

To neglect thi, prcc.utiou und-r such eicun'.'
invite CHRONIC IspiaEsrios. the mo.t mssnen0S ~"
h,aatsnu, Of all complaints ,,,
A..Rsngpr az well a. Preventive this ceso''''a
eu.l cordial runAs among the most posa pfsps'''" " ~
sse Itprc.ls up intermittent. aud rsmis'''' 's''''
ly aud witA,u, d.bilitsuos the patient ana squs'
c,ou. IN ordsf. Of tho liver aud the bowels TOT s'
,.lo,. Of the stomach 1t nearly iafa'eo snJ'a"s
human o,,p can b. expected 10 BET and III ess''
vs..us., 4, 4. literally svlrAlrss ELIXIR. e'n,A'.
iii s,a a IN. ,,l..s and best invisorant aud hss'oss''
administered TO exhausted humanity. Hh suHsn''
.hlt.l, fra. nrom all the corrosive siemea'~ "A' ~.
into IN, o,mpo.,ou Of ordinary di ha'i's snm0' IA
a., uo,a tho nervous System 10 wonderfully '0''''''
Qu's'ina
.,,ho. uho v,b to insure their health for tho ''AA''
HosrErTERs STOMACH BIrrEhs
% . Spring mcdicine
uosrETTER & SMITH
PITTSBURGH. PENN
And .oa nv all Druggists aud F'miS a'ce."'
Nsw.Yssk ofOs, No W ns's@SN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
CAMP brseia and hospitals. and for freedmen In Ksnsas
Beaufort and elsewhere.

KILLED BIT FALLIEo IRON IHREr-sroRY
u,xnov On Tbur,d.v pig hit Catherine De aey swidow
a years residing In the OF NO. % Mott street fell
.hodny under thu au.ncs Of derum 1t the time
Aud her two sons the 10 and other yesn Of ase
wrrs 10 bed sound asleep aud knew nothing Of the occur
renee till the door was broken IN by the Police
FELL FROM A Tw0.sToRY WiSDOw-festerday
about O'Clock, Patrick kierpsn, native ofIfe
ar d 20 wears Of sgs bs-Ddor at No 223 Avenue A. was
found yIpz en- sidewalk In front Of his rssidence bleed
ina injuries TO the hssd which ne had
r,ceiysd by falling out Of twostory window to the pave
ment But the timely arrival Of me police De mus: nave
bled 10 death n. was conveyed to Bellows Hos pita Tor
modlca attendance II 10 s.itba hs wss somewhat in'o1
Gated when tho accident bspysnsd
PAssIga COUNTERPART MosIr. yesterday.
Charles Muudsy arrested sod taken before Justice Kelly
Al the son Market Police Court charged with passns
counterfeit go bill, pupons to be the nsne Of the mei
chants Bank, New. Haven Conn GU T. NJ Esehes Of NC
Az Ith avenue in ho redemption price Of ZONE
neds.s Tho accused was committed. In default Of POW
bai, to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Is Of infinite importance to the public to know that
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
SPRING OF THE YEAR

prevent relieve and cure the complaints most prevalent n
this climate eanng tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

CryrRAL PARK CoscERT.-The Central Park
conmionsrs announoe that there win bs music al the Cen
tr.I Psk the Mall Saturday, 9Th inst, at O,ocA p.
m by tho Central Park Band under the leadership Of H. d.
Dodworh II the weather fine The following Is the pro.
TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

The CITY AsD COUNTY ADyERrisisd.-ln con-
sequence Of difference OF opinion which exists between
the Mayor and Controller In regard the construction Of that
provision Of The City Tar Levy BILL which directs that the
et and county Advertisements be printed In tho four papers
having the lsss,, daily circulation. and in six other pagers
IL stated that the matter 10 to b, determined In the courts
upon writ Of iDsnd.nu. wnieh viii DO spphsi fof the
Mayor compel tho Controller 10 cooperate with him 10 TIE
selection Of tie journals A, the sabec. Is rsf'rsi By mu
,uAl consent the proceeding will be conducted vii" entire
lisndin..s and the dsc.ou cordially accepted ~ both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
4oststter's 6tomatb Bitters.

pROTECT YOUR HEALTH
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BTTTERA
Breng.hsn the stomach,
Inviyorats the nerves,
Regulate the bowels
hesenersts the liver
Improve the appetite,
Animate the spidts.
Lquslizs the sirenlstiou.
Tone the whole system,
And thus prolons NE.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERa
Defy unwholssoms air,
Qoslify impure water,
Guard sgsinst Damp
Prevent mslshous fsvera
Anticipate Indigestion,
Battle fever and ague,
Brave oil climates
Recruit exhausted nature,
SUSAN body and mind
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Enfseblsd dyspsptics,
ToiLweArisd operatives,
Soldiers In the hospital,
Pale cArs-wom citizens,
Settlers lands,
Travslen and 81 lorefs
vc,ias Of see knesa
The aged and decrspit.
Should all be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Harmless S,imulsnt,
Powerful - . Tonic,
Quick Q Corrective,
6sfs a. Alsrstivs,
Mild a. . Laxstivs,
Sure a. Restorstivs,
Good a. 81 Appetizer,
Pleasant % . Cordial
Life has no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
q - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

CH.sGE IN FoREI0s POSTAL RATEs.-The single
hsounce of,ter postage Letters to and nom the Re
public Costa Rcs has been reduced nom 20 to 10 csnto
additional to 10 collected the neIt hAf-ounee
fraction thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Their preventive ope sion is dnps. Acting directly upon
the an through the stomach upon the liver the
bowels the circulation and the nervous system they impat
20 the whole ofgAnz.on degree Of visor and elasticity
which enables nc TO resist the unhealthy smesphero in6a-
suces by which % many distressing malsdss are produced
and prolonged TIE great psdsposins cause OF sckns"
CossrIruroSAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY Dsesse hkeacew'
generally . the feeble and turns aside nom the strong
And this sspecsy Of the forms Of disssss which pro-
val. at th. breaking up Of Winter The hnt warm days Of
sphnx .un seem to th.~ the frozen earth the ss
u.pt. Of innumsrahe sebt The miasms which the fsa
Dramatically sealed up let locss In clouds Of vspor snS
r.... sd As-. Bnieu. Rsni,ssat Tsvs, Iudissstion
Liver Complsnt Diphthss Rheumatism, Bilious Cello.
A.lhma Coughs Colds Physical sod Mental Depsssoa, and
low and feeble condition Of all the vital functions smone
the most consequences Of the great Spring thsw,
which fills the air with unwhoesoue dampa F0rtyp IN a4
sssnst these pros,rans and destructive agencies
Ion plate tn. .yssm were BY resOr,ips TO pure ons
Al Alternative. which will bius every osso and hber Of he
nam. into the beet possible for resisting the flying ~
Of dsesss the fog. and winds Of March, April
aud Nay bear upon their mspi,ic wings Remsm5 sass
HOsTErTERS STOMACH BITTERS
are like sons s.isou thrown into fort before the %.
prosch OF the saemy They forearm rs se ne sSass(
te attack II al maadis from sudden change u
Temperature impure air prvson exposure excessive Labor.
and mslarieus exhalstioua Hence they sse
INVALUABLE IN CAMP.
and no military hospital oush, to be whou. 'ucisnt sup
piy both for preventive and remedial purposes Happily the
si,eLti9n VI the
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY
h.. beea directed to the subject and the pr0psssoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

VisIr OF TBK SURGEOS.GrsIRAL.-Surge
General Hammond altar flying official vis, to New oh
LEI. tn. city yesterday ansnoon for Washington lie had
long interview with Surgeon McDOugsn, Medical Director
Of tho Department Of the East CONCERNING all the general
hospital. under his CONTROL aud expressed himself highly
grstl.d with tho arrangements for tho comfort OF our sei
and wounded .odien Tho contrast between this v. aud
one OF the period last year must have forci.y
struck the Surgeon General Then thou-pnds Of sick aud
wounded suddenly brought from every portion Of
coast. and the peninsula Of Virginia were hurried Ieeo'
s.ny into Incomplete ho'p' AMID tho noise and confusion
of preparation and con.tructon. Surgeon Sloan however
tho M.dcsl Director that time bousht order out Of
this chaos laid tho foundation for OF ths bs,tcon
and hospitals which have been built
BY tho Govsrnmsnt that the Surgeon General nnd'
,htssu lass bssssb u this Department under The sosol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

A INV MAIL IRON Nrw-HAyKs.-Tho Poet
ocs Department, consented to order mail to ss-
YORK. be for~sIded the s.t3 train fIOG. Nov Ha
ven, reaching Ee~Yorh in for Distribution about
p III. The NnseusHt is to t.ks .soei the Il" u July
no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Tue SrIsIRs CoURr - IsaUiRT.-The re-
porter. Of ls.lrg Journals s,t.ndsd yesterday II tn,
coaf Of Ilsafy bu, Aanlr. Gssory ordered thai
10 report Of tho s,Gsnes DO made until The conclusion Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

ORGLsIzlTTos OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
oy THE STATS LorIL NATIONAL LzAGUE tn. Executive
Committee appointed BY the State Convention Of Loys
Leagues held At Utica the :5.h Ut, met privately on
Thursday snsfnoon At tho FHh Arcnas Hotel and o'sSa
ned BY seetins Gsoss Opdyis chairman, aud fnoH" b.
Carroll secretary. Assoeommiisss wa appointed consist
log Of the ch.rm.a and secretary. and Mean L. IsiIs''
Of Livingston, H,ny WNbGr Of Osns"ee and Alexander
Davidson Of Roe.sd HssOiuoss were siogisd pr0'aius
for the Thorough organisation o. the state An enes -' "
,,bh.d IN this city Of No 1lJ Brosdvsy AL saothsf At
Albany The Commits. go sutsfi.nea IN the sv.aiut By
tho Unon League Club. their establishment On tu4oa
square An .dlfsn Of welcome -as delivered BY J9ds'
Murray HssssD, and eloquent Ts.pon.ss we're maze by
Jsdso End.. Of Li,ns'oB Daniel H. Cole Of Oresn' AMI
Adolphas More Of Monroe Mr Charlse 5. kiftlsEa fol
10 ed N Q pathetic and Spirited manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Tux Nos.AKRIyAL OF THE J7rH AsD 3srH RrcI-
srsr.-Nr Booze. Chsirrnsa Of the Subcommittee on
kaou.l Af.ln q the Common Council, Ia note to Brig
H. s1nbgss the In the time for the arrival Of
tAss. regiments ard the sslgpon,nen,s Incident thss'o
y,ssrdsy TO the ,coG efths HiuJ sssusnsn Who under
toot TO eoneaet the osmol.s and sdds that the Common
r---u ..sosuit. n,e~..ainrs 10 Tsspoabs for
expenditures hsd or incurred In The actual reception
Of the r.sfaps ,simsst'. IN ~heh they. matter Of
CO afss, n BE- IL. principal psreig.nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Of the United St.ts finished and complsss In ell the" ~
nnsements. combining every sanitary pf0''"n' A Nv"
a., ,b0n..nd vacant beds resdy for any emergency He
And. too the busy tongue Of complaint hu'hsd No warning
.vn, necessary restraint and Discipline or authority The
maker. conioupded aud tho truly benevolent w'iA
o., With him and his saa In harmony and unity ny tue
srno. wedding out Of incompetent officers the msdcs DO
of the service upon which rests TO so great an si
Tan, the health and consequently tho efficiency Of our army
will soon attain the highest STATE Of perfection IL most
rsiug In this connection TO know that tho suIsson-oeh
era. may appeal results and feel assured that one o. MS
srsstss, triumphs 10 the c0nadsncs Of bis VA c''p'
hi, ~. bsey. 10 b. now uni. - regards his sdmin'
tfstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

RIvvAL N rOuHTrIsTH-srKEEr rRtssrrsAiAs
CHuKoHI the FosItsenht.s, rfs.bysr,n Cbureh THE
Rev Dr. A.s d. smith. p.s,ot is, sand.y. hnJiv~ p.s
soas were rsesvsd into Church FsS-.hi9 isliya's Of
whom profsss!on Of thsh faith 1hs asiss sh
.s.ts Of hy.sht received profo'ion within the l>''
three uonha Ths s,i 10 be the rsal o!'eola services
which have been held IN ths church for time past, TO
Which ID. p.kor has devoted mseh Of L. time and snsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

The GovrEsoR FoR THE FUSKs.-The real ma
tas and tendency Of the preceding OF Gov
the Police CounI.iouers suossy illustrated by enc fact
This h that the uoeh sactlOnes OF Peter Funh' who IND
their re.ous trade the point Of death under the per.'ten
Of tie Police Department. are bs'iBs ss' hogs
Of tpemoer.,e) constitutions freedom upon their Cover
nor. suece" turning on, The prs.sns Commi'lone" Ever
zinc. the Governor brought lis charges. ths" ssndIe'
h.,s from n. time noth.d their tOrnssor'. the p'!es
m.. tina, when the Conn., "oosrs shoad Be tried This
thut 30 made httt ana Their he osesrs) h"sts 'Ahrn
o. A. The yoh, fore made BY ibe's rs'es By
ae,obs hons. poogls have es.a Hisrs than t';o J's
thsir JOY the glorious vista Of Democracy in pecsni'J
form which uov open before them. msy DO inscn
ell ". shall 9Th inpssros the presentation Of
a.raaesn bras watch 10 Gov Seymour With bssi speech
By synle .: IL. sEesonssf', on behalf Of tie
uailsd Eplr.nea l.ed Peter Fusss II New Yort City
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19


The Bangor Wing says that Mr.. II.
NJ. Prenhss, Of that city, and Richard
A. Derby, of Boston, students at Cam
bridge, arrived therein a couple ofwher-
ries, which they had rowed from Bos-
ton to Bangor. They followed the
coast, making the distance rowed over
three hundred miles. Notwithstan-
ding bad weather and fogs, they made
their journey in twelve days, rowing
from Camden to Bangor, fifty miles
the last day.
YoU CoUxr.-"John," said stingy
old hunk to his hired man as he was
taking dinner, "do you know how
many pancakes you have eatens"
4" No.
"Well you've eaten fourteen :"
"Well," said John, "you count and
I will eat"
Benjamin Johnson, a colored man,
was drafted last week in the town of
Scio, Allegany CO., n. Y. He prompt
ly reported at the Office of the Provost
Marshal and offered a white man as
his substitute, who was accepted and
sworn into the service.
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19
BANKING g. EXCHANGE.
A. W. BRocKwAY, w.P. COOKE, w.K. BLISS.
SAGINAW VALLEY BANK,

East Saginaw, Mich, June |, 1862.
WE transact all the usual business pertain
w ing TO Banking and Exchange, and rcp-
sectfully solicit the patronage Of the citizens Of
the Saginaw Valley.
DRAFTS on New York and other eastern
cities bought and sold on the best terms.
COLLECTIONS made in this city without
charge, and the amount credited in account, or
promptly remitted as may be desired, at the
lowest rates of exchange. We also collect
all the principal cities and towns in the United
States and Canada. LAND WARRANTS bot
and sold.
COIN AND UNcURRENT MONEY bought
and sold at the lowest rates.
FOREIGN DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF
CREDIT on Great Britain, France and Germany,
bought and sold in large and small sums at cur
rent rates.
DEPOSITS received payable at all times on
demand without interest; and on moneys left for
n specified time, interest will be allowed Mt such
rates as may be agreed upan.
SHORT BUSINESS PAPER discounted Al
low rates.
HY-In word, any item of busines in tho
way of Banking and Exchange entrusted to US
shall have prompt attention. and be done upon
BRoCKwAY, COOKE 4 co.
Water street, opposite n. w. Clark 4 Cos.
REEERGNCES-
ssw.en~ ~ CLEVELAND
Leather Manufacturers Commercial Bank.
1radesman's Bank City Bank,
Messrs A. Bells & Sons. w p. Cooke 4 Co.
IN DETROIT. JNsAGINAw.
Mich Insurance Bank. n. w. Clark Il Co.
Parsons & Fisher, II. w. Wood Co,
C, & A. Ives W. p. Little 4 Co.
d. Preston a Co.
A. ii. Dey. Esq. IN RAY CITY.
IN MILWAUKEE,. JAS Frazer, Esq.
Marshall Illsley. IN FLINT.
Peoples Bank.
IN CHICAGO. ii. NJ Henderson, Esq
L. X, Willard. VIM. L. Smith 4 Co.
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19
CHOICE VEGETABLES,
BUTTER, EGGS s. LARD.

The subscribers will use their best ondcavors
to supply their customers with the best of meats,
well dressed, properly cut and in prime order,
Game, Poultry, Butter, Vegetables &c, of
choicest kind, and everything in their line of the
first quality,
Old Customers Of Mr.. Lloyd and new customers
'dd infnhuH are invited to give us n call, and
their patronage, if we shall succeed in satisfy
ing their requirements.
BARCLAY &TYLER.
HEN. B.-Meat delivered in any part of the
City, free Of charge.
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19

lie will be prepared to fill orders to any extent
Any article in the line not on hand will be
ordered at once If desired lie has in connection
n rtory and finishing rooms wnere work
will be made to order, repaired or finished on
short notice.
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19

A countryman, witnessing for the
first time the play Of Othello, became
unduly excited, and at the point where
the cry was raised, The handkerchief.
the handkerchief exclaimed wildly:
"Never mind the handkerchief blow
your nose with your fingers, and go
on with the play ~
East Saginaw courier., 1863-08-19
EAST SAGINAW
The most extensive and relia.
BILE Market in the City.

PORK, BEEF, HsMS, SHOULDERS, BACON
SAUSAGES, LARD, TALLoW, &C,
At HIHOLESALE OR RETAIL
Cattle, Sheep, &C. fatted purposely for the
retail trade, killed daily. All kinds Of Meat;
Game and Poultry in season a full supply Of
choice Hams Shoulders, Dried Beef, Sausages,
and Fresh Meats, always on hand for the city
trade. Also a supply of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Reynolds reports from L;bsrty
the particular Of the McMnnvillc affair
The main ,ounlcd furee, under Coonels
Wil4er aud Murty, arrived at McAlinn-
wife at O'Clock Wednesday morning,
taking the place almost by surprise.
A rebel force under Grigsby was in
front of the town, but Gen Reynolds
amused them while Col. Wilder went in
to the place. Grigsby escaped. Col.
Longworth OF Ohio cavalry struck the
railroad and destroyed the telegraph md
bridges between Morrison and Manches.
ter and burned train Of cars and locomo.
tive. together with otLer spare cars at va.
rious places. and vast quantities Of meat
Capt. Wakliffe, of the I'd cavalry, in
charge OF an important part of the exre-
d.tion got drunk and was sent 10 under
aires, in disgrace. NJ Minnvile Col.
Wilder destroyed the bridge, 600 blan-
kets, 1900 lbs bacon, Q hhds sugar 3
hhds rice, 8 barrels of whisky, 200 bales
of cotton. one large cotton factory, one
large mill and one small one, one cam D at
Charley's Creek and subsequently one at
Liberty, and took 800 prisoners, among
them Dick McCiain. who subsequently
escaped. It. Col. Martin was mortally
wounded.
Gen. Reynolds moved towards Liberty.
but Morgan is moving toward Carthage,
near Alexandris. Our scouts are picking
up rebels every half hour, among them is
a captain. Gen. Reynolds destroyed a
mill at Liberty, which had been doing
good work for the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Newbern, N. c., April 10.

The rebels have abandone the attack
on Washington, N. c., giving it up Is a
hopeless case. The perseverance and
pluck Of the little garrison. keeping a,
bay 100 rebels, is withou, parallel in
the war.
Gen. Hickman's brigade has arrived
here from Port Royal. 1t appears the
rest of Fosters troops are SO anxious to
return TO this department. that they offer
to re enlist for the war if allowed to re-
turn to n. c., under their old command
or.
Foster orders all rebel sympathizers and
Government paupsrs outside our lines.
Gsnl. Nsglee arrived from N. r.,
Tuesday. and left yesterday, at the head
Of The expedition in pursuit Of the enc.
my.
Deserters confirm reports Of the starva.
ton and disafIection in the rebel army.