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6s,i8lt& Der 8riden In Say, 9ancalter un6
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Sn ether geltern Nbeno In Der 5urnbale
1tatt9ebabten pcrberutbsnpsn 8%erlammlun9
tuuroe Die @raaOun8 eiarr OsatiHen 3ustS-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-14

NEW BOOKS.
War Pictures from the South, by Col. Hs,ayap o,
the Southern Army;
The Canoe aud SsjGIe:
Phins' Grape Cnltare;
Downing New r fult BOok;
Life III The tpen AR;
Lost and SaveG-by Mrs Merton;
Rockford-hy Mrs. Lille Deyerenx Umsted.
Drifting About--bv Stephen MasssIt;
In the Tropies--by Richard b kimball;
Journal OF Residence u Georgia Plantation
by Mrs r. A Kembie.
Poes Works, Blue and Gold;
Saxe's
pe.ass IS
Gibbons Rome. Vols
Chambers English Literature;
Information for the People;
Packard's Minor Surgery;
The FLYING Dufchms n-Saxe:
Marian Grey-by Mrs. M s. Holmes:
Like and Unlike;
Les Alsersbies:
Orpheas C. kerr's Papers I'd Series
Ireemason's Monitor
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds-b, the Author Of Qnits;
Burrs Field and Garden;
Vegetables OF America;
Physiological Aemoirs--by Hammond
Dickens Complete works;
Home nd Abroad, Second Series;
Story ofthc Guard,
The PosisJournal, BY Beyard Taylor;
Parsop Browniowts Book:
Oksrango River;
EdwiDBro .henoft by Wintnrop:
This day receiveaat
10. BhOWSELL's Book Store,
octzso Cor. Main and 9Th streets
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For further PARTICULARS enquire ct the above
nsmed place, and he sUa h yeu do not forget the
place.
Keokuk, September T. 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-30

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN OFFICERS AND
PRlvArEs.-The Fayetteville N. c. COB
server speaking of the habit INDUCED in by
some officers of cursing the private soldiers,
says:
TO say nothing of the vile habit of cursing
generally, we cannot understand how an Off
Ger can permit himself to curse those who,
from the highest motives that can actuate
citizen. have placed themselves temporarily
in position in which they cannot resent an
indignity that would scarcely be offered to them
il they had remained out Of the service, and
that would probably have been promptly pun
ished if it had been so offered. 1t may not be
just to impeach the courage of ono who thus
insults another that cannot resent it, but it is
certainly cowardly act.
We all know that the private soldiers in this
war are different class of men from those in
ordinary wars. If there could be any necessity
or proprety in cursing the common soldiers
who generally fill the ranks of armies, there
can he none-no excuse for tin the case of
the patriotic citizens who have in Thu war
rushed into the ranks in defence of their coun-
try, manytf whom are of higher social posi-
ton at home, than the officers who command
and curse them.
Perhaps the worst effects of the indulgence
in this vile habit will manifest themselves At:
ter the war is over. Men who have been thus
insultcd are not likely t forget it; and many
will be the enmities and the personal collisions
when the private soldier becomes free man
again, and regains the right to show the mp
start tyrant that he is not to be cursed with
impnniS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-30
Tribute of Respect.

At special communication of Grcenbrier
Lodge, No. 10, held in their hail. in Lewis
burg, ON Friday evening, June 18th, 4. D.
1868, \. L. 1868 Bro. Robert F. Dennis Of
fcred the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously received and adopt
cd:
The members of this Lodge have heard
with grief and sadness Of the untimely death
Of our young Brother, DR.. SAMUEL NJ. Nc
PETERSON, son of Brother Joel Mcpherson,
who died ut "Chapin's Farm" after very
brief illness, on the l4tl instant, aged %
years and s months
DR.. Mcpherson entered the army us an As
sist;nt Surgeon, ut the commencement of the
Wax, in the Wise Legion. and continued in
active service up TO the period of Ills death
lie was IL young man Of generous impulses. of
Il kind and atfcctiunatc disposition, the pride of
his family and ;Ln ornament To his profession.
The officers and men III his regiment respect
cd and loved him for his kindness and cticien-
cy rs Surgeon, seeing. us they did. that he
never wcaried or faltcred in his attention To
the sick ami wounded and he in rcnark:
bic degree for one so young, commanded the
esteem and friendship Of that distinguished
statesman and gallant hero, Gen. Henry \.
Wise Thus has another of our gallant young
men fallen victim in this unlloly and inf;.-
NOUS war.
TO the parents and relatives of the deceased
VIC offer our heartfelt synpathcs in this hour
of their sad bereavement. In view of the fore
going
Resolved That We. as a Lodge, will attend
the burial of our deceased brother, and COM
nit his remains to the earth with the usual
honors OF the Order.
Resolved, That the members Of this Lodge
will wear thu usual badge of mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing pre-
amblc and resolutions be furnished to the
family of the deceased by the Secretary Of this
Lodge.
Resolved, That the foregoing proceedings,
duly attestcd, be published in the Lynchburg
Republican" and Richmond Enquirer"
-, Teste: JAS. E. TENPtEToS,
W. W., pro, TEN.
J, G, CpS, Secretary,
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Smbu1ona enquirer.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE so. 1868.
FINANCIAL AND CONIMERCIAI,


To-day we quote the gold market dull. The
premium is Sc so from first hands: the bro
kers sell at premium Of 81 so Silver is
quoted at IS 50aS6 SO premium, in the same
way. Sterling is also dull at Sass premium.
There is the usual activity in Confederate
bonds, the rates holding good in i'll eases. The
new twenty-year bonds, denominated the cot
ton bonds, promise to give an additional spur
to the market as soon as they make their APP
pearance, which is looked for with interest by
the brokers. Southern bank notes are grow
ing very scarce having been bought up with
unusual eagerncss within the last six weeks
by the blockade runners and small boarding
spectators. They command now from ll0a
l25 premium; the latter is the selling price of
the brokers. State, railroad, navigation and
miscellaneous stock continues at last quota
tionS; the market is active, but not animated.
1t Is scarcely worth while TO say much in
relation to the cereal markets. Until after
the first of July no proper quotation can be
made of prices, merchants generally being
indisposcd to have very extensive stocks on
hand until after that date, in order to avoid
the per cent tax. We, however, quote new
hay at S1(G$9 per cwt., old at IS. Oats in
sheaf S. per cwt.. shclcd ST per bushel.-
Wheat Sc IS, corn $40. Flour, superfne, $50
GS3l extra, S32(G33 family, $3G(dS36 so.
Meal $40.
In the grocery market we find coffee fallen
to So 60(@S4, molasses fallen to $9(QS9 50:
rice fallen to 10000 cents, teas holding to SIS
(GS9 so, sugars at 81 35Gsl Is, lard 81 so,
butter 81 so, salt PODS, soap 75@sl 40,
candles 50 1898. Bacon 81 Is for the hog
round
French brandies are quoted at from S4O(l
60, apple brandy S259S27 So whiskey S22(G
S34, caret and madeira $50 per doz., port and
sherry 500 per dozen.
The leather market is dull and poorly sup
piled. Quotations remain unchanged.
We have no material change to note in the
tobacco market. Manufactured. is quoted ut
g 50aS3 for fine bright pounds: 81 50aS2 25
for medium ditto 81 00;Sl 80 for black half
pounds. No change in smoking tobacco.
The dry goods and Coordinate lines of trade
furnish only occasional evidences of decline.
Summer goods are positively past the rushing
demand which was anticipated for them. aud
consequently merchants are disposed 10 lessen
their profits. They make up, however. in the
more saleable goods, such as light cloths. that
quotations present Il fair reflection of the state
Of the market at present.
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SUowERY--i WET BnoE.--Scvcral gushing
showers fell on yesterday, in sudden process
sion. FLASHING along the pavcmcnts and play
inc havoc among the curtains Of windows left
hostcd, and all that within and about them
was drcnched. We are hrough int to mourn over
S'sn,lry cherished volumes that lay loosely in
the window, and among them very particular
copy of the poet Moore, which seemed to have
had a huttering time Of it during the splash
Paradise, and the Peri, are literally flooded
with tears. and Lalla Rookh, from cxccs-
>ivc weeping. has put out one of her
eyes. blcarcd up the other, and ruined the
lap oi her exquisite oriental pctticoat-
The yelled prophet has disappeared in
cloud, leaving the tail Of his tunic to tell
where he had been: the lake of the Dismal
Swamp is transformed into huge spider,
with II million of bamboo legs, while the maid,
who all night long hy her freely lamp pad
died her light canoe" has douscl the glin and
disSipatcd into darkness The book. in fact is
wreck: its ''oricnt pearls ut random strung"
are blurred and broken: the IIarpof Erin is
made te resemble Il gong with Il graSshoppcr
glued TO it: and its fair gilt edges and illumi-
mated borders look lurid and wild as the RAYS
Of the astoniahcd moon, struggling through
the foliage of the vale Of 1Iinnom, upon the
rusty spears and ragged armor of the men of
.!nSlua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-30
VALUABLE MILLS AND LAND.

WILL be offered for sale at public u:tion WE'D
w NES0AY, 22i day OF July next the valuable pro
pery knosn Tho: lsbur2 or Je.r,Es Mills and Farm,
situated Ia river, about miles southwest OF 0uneys
Station.
Tho dam Is Oh solid roe; foundation. In the g7ist
mill pair Of fsnpus stones for corn pair FOR
chop and plaster pair burrs for WHEAT, nut machine
&c. There u also on excellent Saw Mill attached.
The IA contains about 2Gj Acres, with scn ;!ercy
OF timber. There are tvo DWELL Houses one contains
five thrse coset, port co, and ba'emen; with
roons; the other contains three ro1m rtico and
basement With one room: and all good aad necessary
nutbud'pg Tn re Ia st-rehouic (wcll aTranged) with
iivs rooms and two port'cos
Tie income prccn. from tie CHS. Ml sioae Is from
$40 IT. $50 Fer Gay.
II E 4 VI ::
One hall, probably les' cash The balance II two
tql. annual payments with lot rest from date the crei
payments 10 DC scIed By pc:scnal security aud deed
Of :Iust
TIE location Is al.hy and good for aims any Kind
Of business My aiGr:s, ia Tlornsbur-, FrosTsalis
censty, Va. JOHN Y. JrRRELL
lime 3t-clt.
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Not E.
ID 00Gg for tubscrpton TO the Capital Sock Ct the
ID BluK Of II, 0vmmonWe ath tpeu o. q Q Bank
VIII remain open or PEI CT ten days. for the pur.
pose nc,earS the Capital Of tbe Bank 10 It's maximum
nj c. IN 0.ol shou the Amount sub. orb Cd
TIE member OF 10. SAFE the staie, subic D
ed 81. be sss:,d according to chsptr 81 seclsE uoe
of ras. The sireJ Hunrs:ibed for vi: DO pad as OF
lat Jay. s62, at the Iate Of : us por share
Nv order OF tns Board Of DIrsctHs.
jun2s eodtlsty J. p. EoRTor. oalhler.l u
OFFICE CP ORDERS ~ DETAIL, !
O. May DEPARTMENT
R!caaond juno ~, 1868. J
TAEDIDAT75 for cp,ointn ,nts Lsutopans or
" asse In tho O. 8. Navy, duly author ssh 10 apfe
reore Board Of E1spine hereby Aed thA! the
,rua,lou Will cornerce on board Of ste 49, b. SSesmr
"Psnick Henry" IS Pr 1eJi B:ui. on Iondsy neat
Juns 72d.
W command Of Ge Eecretsry Of Navy.
JNo. &. ErT0HELL.
IurI-.n8n Commando In charge, Sc
.6onIinsi" and "EIanIner" COPY lu8w
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FEAR AND DIsEAsE.-An Arab flying from
the plague at Alexandria to seek refuge at Cairo
was overtaken by an old woman iourneying to
the same place, whom he recognized to be the
plague itself. All r" said the man, ''you are
going to kill every one at Cairo" NO" re-
piled she, - shall only kill three thousand"
Some time after, the traveller met this old wo-
man again, when be said. "You lied in promis-
ing to kill no more than three thousand in Cairo
YOU killed thirty" You are wrong" said
She, Il killed only three thousand-Fcarkillcd
tn, rrSt ~
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II II = p rim G. ) -

ATII UNITY, VIR G y \.
NIIE Hotel a., his place will be open receive visitors
i ON MONDAY, Old June.
Board per day IS D
Servants and children under 10 years old ; CO
Hot Baths, each, co
No deduction will BE- made from these rates.
The leave Stanton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday for Mhoro from which place there il stage
line 10 the Springs.
The post Office her: having been discontinued visitors
will receive their letters without delay by having them
di ccted Bath Court uouee, care Hot Springs Hotel
Juneia-a8i. S. GOODE Executor,
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ooaH.ss1oNfR's oyyIos, Nay 50,

COMMISSIONERS 0yYIoe, Nay 80, $685.
TEI1 Wn. 2. seay, Thomas II. seay, wm. r P. atros,
Il VIM. Y. Hurt aud Laura =. Bu,t bis viio, Joseph
Hart, James B. Hurt, Vim T. Hurt, oaroline '. Hurt,
aa,ah T. Euri, and any other child children, snJ
there BIO, Of Vim. Y and Laura r. Errt
Ia none OF you reside In Virginia, you and esch Of you
will please take net that, In obsdcCco 10 eoree OF
Ga1oas County ,urs entered In tho caAnceY case Of
you arc DESCENDANTS, shall proceed. on Thursday the
sixteenth day Of July 1885, At residence !r Caroline
coEatJ, Virginia ~ ascertain the amount yAue and char
Rc.7r Of sl rdqapc.ments made b. Mn Elizabeth 6eay
her life neeko hr several children, under tie Will Of
lusbs.d Furry Besy deceased and 10 perform ar!
sry o.u,e the sxecren The sad order shculd be
conr.enccL, or, being counsncet, should net DO cen
pstei that day tbs execution thereof viii BIO contin-
ned from une 10 me az tho sano place until comp ctcd
and HhaTc, you acd each Of you, pil attend By
o'cccs In We forenoon II you think proper 20 do So
YH. B. D. WYATT,
Juus5-y4r Con's Caroline UOuutY Court.
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:! ELLETr, BELL i CO., ArcTs.
EXTENSIVE SALE

DSY GOODS AT AUCTION.
t.isDAY Ssh juno, ws ulllasn . very large and
.share ts,orsne,t Of
NEWLY lMPORlED DRY GOODS,
stHv hsh I'll Be ,ou.d
,SSFsc al sh' and "srk Fancy English Prints
q. Back rd White English Pridts
~ IS . d - B cached Long Cloths
t-stta STRIPES
Blao 0e,!Ps
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- lri.ii l. bsls
~ Bic c1e3 Liaea Drills
- s:ov9 ilen Drls
B'Dw H,il Ldi
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- Be,eh.d Hucksbask
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:! " Co'ored DO tch Ja-oness
70 "rpe7 Fren h Orsa7dies
..odfe1 avcI Towels
Ms BInsn HaN Hose
ghs7 S "ro~n Co.tons
Br.vn Cot rs
sii:e,s Black Italian 81 ts
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vs'.ei s s,.es ig.0s'. Snss'i0r ally
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p Siiul o. cod Epghsh Narcotics
sord Mosaubiqnes
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w ht Pearl B.rett.
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Trains are running again to Pamela.
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF
THE ATLANTA

SAVANNAH June 2G.-Lcttcrs by flag of
truce from the officers and crew of the steamer
Atlanta, state that two l5-inch shells crashed
through her port SIDE one of whichdemolished
the pilot-honsc, woundng both pilots. The
ship then went aground, and being unable to
bring gun To bear. her surrender was clearly
necessary. Our casualties are one killed. eight
seriously and ten slightly wounded Except
the pilots, no officer was seriously hurt. The,
prisoners were at Port Royal, to be sent North
on the 10Th instant.