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SUPPOSED IsfAsTicIpa.-Thls morning,
Jno. Peter Myers found dead mulatto iufant,
IN shutter box, belonging 20 a store. OF u
streat, near Seventh. The child Wss full grown,
and supposed 10 b. several days old. l: was,
no uoukt, deposited where found during tina
night. The police notified tbs Coroner, in
order TO hold an inquest
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IN QUop.-Yesterday, young man named
81 w Powers, was arrested by officer Dom
for disorderiy conduct, in The vicinity of the
metropolitan H3'si On the way 70 the Station
House AID while there, ne let on some talk OF
q df-ioysl character, and this morning ne was
transferred 10 the military authorities for their
Sctlon on the case.
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gEi--- HIDES-HIDES.
w III, Be sols At Public AcctlUs, eysaz
wEpNEsDIY anc sAfunDAy y z orloci q
%, at the Wharf on Gytn street. WssnlnR.oo ~
sale.
csmans az sAis q. BEIL,
faE iCkroaI IL. ool. and O. .. o.
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MARRIED,

In Baltimore, Wednesday, the l-ts Inst BY the
Rev Henry Buirsp; hs GeDerYl I0UVERHEUk
L WARREN. q Army, 20 EMILY T., dsash-
ter of A 3 Chase, 1sl.
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ATTEST AND itECoYEtE.-ie s teFday, Officer
DCIs,. iirestrn Frank IaY Tor coIorei, upon
char=e OF stealing q watch belong ing 10 Il. >.
JOHNSON. The watch recovered, IN 4 the
Yriatof or 1Fas sent TO jail for court by Justice
Y uTgEsOa Vim. Ste w3rt coioTed, and C. .orye
Gttto white, were ARRESTED on suspicion VI be-
ing concerned in the larceny: but WEI. dis
charged from custody.
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FIRE.-Yes!erday afternoon, shed il the
rear Of the Thirteen III street RaptIs, Church
was destroyed by frs. The shed was ussG
!. hen the church uaa occupied 10 y hospital
Sc 81 cook house. 1ae flre companies vera
promptly on the ground, and by their manly
exert.ons prevented i more serious loss. Ii is
supposed to have been the work OF an incen-
diary.
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ny j, o. MeaUIRE ( CO.. .ucr,0.eecs
TskUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT oy
TEsfH sfsaaT yssr, sETwBys 4 AEs .
= h, at 0'ciooA OF the premises by virtue Of
decree 9TH. Suprera Conrt-E". Is : in q iity-
shall cell part of Lots "a sod a. Square No sa
frtnt!na on Nth street west between anc D rs.
north. ore Of the Lot. fronting "A feet on iess
street and running back la0 feet to 81 foot 81 ley,
improved by two story Frame House. With hack
hufldins; the other fronting - ct I neAes Oh
Nth ltrest with same dapta and unimprovef-
Bots Lots are ieaaa odR, redesrpabia At the pleas
IRE a tie hoidar 90 she payment oft~sntY- fvs
par sqnare foot
Terms: gue-haif cash .ttA balance in SIX
months the purchaser e give his nesa with intsr-
est and pdorasd tn The satisfaction of The frus-
fee All sonvey AT cea al rost Of purchaser.
DAVID BURR Trustee.
: 10 - eawsH O. MCGUIRE &c fl's 4Hsts.
sSrsTAET OF AFTER aA5TER'S DgP0r.J
"a forrs, of e. snf 20. ssTrsts, \
WASHING eog. Iune isss
" Ill be sold at auction on NGDn EsOAf. she
sat June inst ,rt, NJ ID Corrat re e ooservasorT,
a lot af cosdesnnsd Horses and Muios the proper
Terms casa in aoSeramsnt Tunos
nefe 70 ooi-lien0c O. II. TDMpRfNs,
~ Nd CAPTAIN III q. A.
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BENZ f. BRASSaS, Trustee.
i !" sa@.:s j e. mctiUfse & co iu It's.

y atEt'Utce.r
d f-e 6a2 ta., 80 LcntSrcsrG arr bc:lre, of ard
Ii III Strac.s.
VERY GGPEET0R GRAY HARNESS ANo
= RIDING HORSE 1T AUCTION -Jn SArC RUAy
ML MING. June .tih. coin nenci IL At q . c,ocS
sill sell 1T 8szesr sad :;s..,stto . No. q
EcpisianE 6EsDua. h.tE-Sn S-s snu 18th at.
very superior yours. I'd AMI I lisa grey
Harness aI.d FAC die Ho:s.. suitable 10 Ria;y's
riding HnrsR, hei1g 1f tta- 3.Qes. 40 .asx
IN the city. For aei- only l.cau.s she PRESENT
owner hA- no further uss tor him
Terms essh.
Ia ia +. sa.t.
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TOR RGNT-i neatly Furnished HOUSE, oas
: block from tha Car i-oi, gru hsli hioca from
tire CT. Inquire III Nc 225 north d ssrsas
NJ one with chii6ran nsed aepy. je is-:--
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CEARGK or SWIsBLIEG.-A man named
wr. Carpenter was arrested yesterday on u
chafg, of swindiiug q man named Carrington
out cf Sas26, by selling hiIn property which he
die Eo' own, and by refusing to pay the pre-
MUM or the purchase money, which was sll
7 aId il silver.
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LOk hEa E-esverai PuRSiSakD RDOMt with
! Or without DO al, vine s the prrsous uccu rJius
them can haze Nil the ccinfnrts OF . hons, IN
pleasant aret part Or ca vit9i Hill. tha city rail-
road carr rG within square aud h III. To-
qulse a. tie coIlos 81 Of street sast and snut5
Carolina avenue. il at
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EOn RhNT--d R5RE EHiHCE-A BRIuK
, HOUR. contslnIpS eigAt rooms il g Central
location. Kent iG-s pr month. when Ill
charge fol s en.;er house, aiming io,ins.
kdd.e;s etat!ng location, &c, box = Star Office,
fer tire. isys IL i6-St>
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II OGM AMI EcAaD At 35s sixth STREE.
ne ssov. rorth. Tabs bUsrders b. veil
acccttnl cd ptai J;
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2yJ &. Mc<1I IRE & 60 ,Auct.oueors
fsAAACSkf SaLB.-i:y virtue o: decree OF tse
u suprefne Court Of tbs District o: Co.s nbis,
made II tbs cause of'Caleo Dulaney. a. minis
T. stcr. VS.. Ia. vieow ano heirs u Adam Dui.a-y,
40 i-Sis, equity, GAO dated June 5. lSaS, win
rnrr G, auction, on FRIDAY, lao 18th day NJ Jane.
instant. q: o'eioes P. 81. on the prenises t:si
valuable Let known Lot Nm. F,f.y five. tS5 -
iquars .hrse huucTsd and siytT seven. tJi7 81
uated on NinIs street, near ., improved vita a
ETsics Dws ling Eouse.
Terms of sale, Cesf
The terms must be COMPLIED with within one
week after sale. or the property nsJ De r-ssts
SITTER s notice, n the risk and aost u sne
H.st pa rchaser.
Convey ancins ~ the cost OF tsa puros ssF.
WAITER : CON Trustee.
sareotS : @, McGJIRElh CO AucsS
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SUaFICToIE ITECua-TA SCE.--Ihie morning.
s. o.. o, lock, ofi.Cet : U'touuei. ana Morris
f1rse tie door OF MT. Fries furniture store,
NJ - Seventh street. open. and aToused thc
4; Eai.y, and s. sretDd tho prem ises. They rs
csrtHIEec that potiirg had fysen taken, hut
tourC q straw nat, which beioasad 10 10 ,;nr Ia
fhr honse. IL ) pIcbabie that s. burglar had
eaf, T, d lie sore ard made bis exit suddenly,
ttaVIu2 his hat.
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At ENieii Ill ROOMS, WITH B1ARD, MAI
Z be "hL>,n.-d "y aopl, log .. No 339 str,.t
between 9th aad Eth strssts. Table hoar4s go
sccnr1T S,fatad is l6 T.
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NOR "a E-A t.o ato-y frame HOUSE, witt
Il sEfcz hSsame1t, c6ntainih s"rsn good rooms.
Also one FraGie iGu1r c utalaiu. five souj
rooms, at private sale insaire !le pE-n, SOS,
No ID street: betwe cen 2Irt aot. - stfeets
4 u
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sS i:O.sf bREFf ~ II, SHtiio.eces
Och oEfR MARTHA, ~ tons RTarHsS
- = ? BLTd A--TToT --or TUESDAY AFfER.
Nii II irr- Ed oclock VIZ - ali sci In. A.
couE. OF whom il Hsy ,0ncera, H,s Schooner
Mat 81 trGS hartacu, lying ~ III sy-= IN art
fsct of 18th street,. Saii,, RiggiI, x Ait com
r.a's ami il ReTfact crtsC. "a = positive
Terms a-h AZ sgia
te e d i3hrop BlNTJ& GRfPPIru. Apets.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, Js-a2e- Fisher.--I estAsd8y,
GhS.s. u astarI tndlcta q Tor Stealing . horsa,
We acquitted, and he was ordered 10 b& sent
20 his regiment.
a.: Norris moved an arrest Of Judgment in
4 . case u Jos. Lane and jos. Thomas, con-
HiCied OF CS!ain!ER money by false pretencss,
Y hIch granted.
The case 4 Acolphus Barker, charged with
:: der, H. pushing coiosPi man named sam
ov.rioa ., Is Georgetown, Gv Wiiiri he II as
cay.
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HAN cc0hKLY FURHJa3EU GfybES FOR
rai : the first and -ec0Gf Huors, VITA
hosfd, 81 1 strset, between iita and l4th.
II IL. it.
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l. AtTAkE 00S. I1nr .t:a.S G'cio & 40 eodJ !,
collection of fine OIL Paint pat OF th.r
- .nineRt rIs"peka AL Am- ri an artists
Syssy picture II % .eii Without reserve 10 cosy
TIE lot. Also, Ens i"t ~ rnc-avirgs
jsi Sr THOMAS DOWLING. Anet
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LstsaRDiNt}.

Il ENTLFETE CuNNECTaD WITH TUE DE-
~ parLner.ts Obtain Rno-nt aa4 RG.rt or
tiItG rr:g, ~ no gl7 l5th street " srIn oae
GI y q L n uaraS.-dant LIZ
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FOUR-H WARD STATION CAsKe-Thon4s
Wilxii., drunk; dismissed. Jo,-ph JOHNSON.
threat: laiI tor peace. James Clancv, drunk
and GlsOrdeIly, +2-5. Frank TayIuI, grand
,arcrut; jail. WIZ, Stewart, suspIcicc ct lar
ny; disiui seC. Geo. 81 Otto, do: do. owen
} Usher, drunk and Glsordt rIy: military. Geo.
" Pow ers, dis 10y 81 language; mliiIarr. Mich'i
IeSfy Crpdtii z r ulBanC- i missed. Samuel
: ;Tss, Icnr. Burns, Isaac t;ostoH, " u. Jones
tir,Tge Irving, sleeping in the street, ,itsl >sci.
Thomas Smith, d:socderiy; dIs11issrd.
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arrested Frederick Bea,cn, for beating his wife,
injuring her SO yereiy that .L Q Is lot able 70
appear against him this morning. He resides
on . former occasion beat his wife. and was
sent TO Jail, from whence he was d.Snlis sed
about tWo weeks ago. Justice Giberson COM
united him 70 Jail for court, Ia default of bail.
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Memphis, Aug. 8.

A company Of citisss scouts, about 70
in number. that we're organised in North
Alabama, 10 the fore part Of june last, To
resist the rebel conscription. have thus
far evadsd evWy effort Of ths rsbsl au-
thorities to capture them.
They report N Gen. Dodge at Corinth,
that their numbers are now increasing,
and they have either captured or driven
out nearly every officer sent to enforce
the conscription. s
Letters from private soldiers in Bragg's
army, report him falling back to Alan
To-.
Large numbers of dsserters, who have
their arm. with them, are in the noun
taius near Pikevile, Ala, and are organ
izing with the citizens to resist the robel
CONSUMPTION.
The efforts Of the rebels ut conscrip-
ton in East Tennessee, have been partly
effectually broken up. BY the vigilance Of
Gen. Hurlbut's cavalry under Colonel
Hatch.
Only small bands are left in the coun-
try, and they only save themselves by
scattering and hiding when our cavalry
approach them.
Adj. Gen. Thomas left for sVi,ksburg
last night.
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Washington, Aug. IL.

Washington, Aug. III.
1t is unaccountablc how q rumor could
prevail in New York, ss ascsrtained by
private Telegram. that President Lincoln
died at 8 o'clock this morning. He i,
we'll, and attended the Cabinet meeting
to-day - usual.
Commissioner Dole has gone to Kansas
to make preliminary arrangements for the
removal of the Indians from the State.
Persons dssirous Of entering the differ
ent grades of Assistant Engineers In the
volunteer army OF the U. s. are author
ixed to present themselves TO the Chief
Engipeer at Brooklyn, Charleston and
Philadelphia Navy Yards for examination
Of their professional and physical quali6.
cations. and if they are satisfactory. and
lettars establishing good moral character
are presented, they will be recommended
to the Department Tor appointment, ac-
cording to the wants of the service.
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New York, Aug. l

There were some 25 cases of sun stroke in
this this city yesterday. many of them
mortal.
d. E. Forest, of Ravens cavalry, ia
under arrest, charged with having de-
frauded the Government to the amount
of S5, 600. e
The draft is nearly completed in the
western part Of New York
JEFF. Davis u i'll at Richmond and
doubts Of his recovery are entertained
3 Its said Gen. Lee has addressed 3 let
ter to JEFF. Davis, calling upon him not
to hang the ten Federal officers now con-
fined in Richmond. as his son, Gen. w.
F. Lee, would in consequence be hanged
II this be resisted, he declared his inten-
ton to throw up his commission. 1t is
not believed the rebels will hang our Off
GERS.
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Cincinnati, Al

Cincinnati, Aug. IL.
The Commercials Lexington dispatch
says:
Reports from the front indicate all is
quiet on the border.
Refugees from East Tennessee report
that Forests mounted force was to rem
devious at Kingston or Concord. A reb-
el brigade under Armstrong had arrived
at the former place.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Lexington
yesterday. The movement Of troops in
that direction is very active.
The Commercials Columbus dispatch
says Gov. Tod leaves for Washington to-
day. An important meeting Of distin-
guished personsgss will come of in that
city within the next ten days, at which
grave questions bearing upon the present
aspect Of the rebellion win be discussed.
The draft viii not take place till tho
Governors return. ssq
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New York. Aug. IL.


A Paris letter gays the alarm about q
war with Russia continues, and the most
Improbable reports are stated hourly in
regard to it. The situation to-day is this:
France will not go alone into war With
Russia for fear Of European coalition,
but If, on the other hand, France can car
ry Aastria. England and Sweden into
the war with her, then Russia, which has
believed this cancellation impossible, will
back out and concede the six points. -
thus, in either case war seems for the
moment impossible, France and Svesden
are eager for the war, but Austria and
IngiAnd hold back. In the meantime
.f.a - suffering BY the fright = mach n
u the v1 was actually commenced.
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FROM HmaMA.

Helena. Ark, Aug. 4.
Maj. Gen. Prentiss. for some time past
Commander Of this district, has been re-
lieved and ordered to report at St. Louis
for duty. He 10 succeeded in commaud
of the district BY Brigadier General Salo-
mon.
Accounts report Price at Des Arc or
Little Rock. with from 1000 to 10000
men; Marmaduke at JAckyonport, with
1000; and Col. Dobbin 1t OottoDplant,
with about 1000. This probably oom-
prises the entire rebel force in Arkansas.
No goods are allowed to be shipped
south OF this place, and the entire trade is
30 restricted a. to only permit the month
" shipment to the entire port Of goods 70
the value of $4,000. This small qusnti-
y. Of goods IL divided among q large
number OF dealers. not allowing any OF
them to keep . supply Of the comnonest
staples.
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9ptfiol Notices.


PATCHELoRB cslsbrassd HAZE DYn 4 ~ -
- n ~ RsviI. Ths only HSrmIsss, Stss - 80
~ Dss known. This spisadid Hair Dysis tso1pst--
changes Red, Rasey Gray Hair, Instantly to Dssv
1isek ksstrsf 1vsss without injuring the Hair =
stanag tbs skin, issvisg III Hair soft and Bsan.i
ispartsrssh vitality. feausay rsssorns IL prsa,its
color, and reesass the I'll sssets 81 Bad Dyss Ths
osnuine y sgusd wyLLiAn A. BATcnr On, al others
~ nss limitations, and should " svoiSsd Sold b.
III Druggists, 10. xACr0RY-M BAacEAy.srruEr
Hsw YORK. BArcasLoas Nsw TosLsr caaAa voH
DRxssns TEE HAIR. jys-dAwIy
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Boston, Aug. II.

% O T.eH Delegates. representing Boards
- e VI western cities, who have re-
oenly visited Portland. paid q visit to.
day, oy special invitation, to the Room.
OF the Boston Board Of Trade, rAs,s ha.
were welcomed by the President. ] q
Converse, Esq. Speeches were made :.
It, Gov. May, ofAichigan. Messrs. Han.
cock. and Hsdley. Of Milwaukee, Mayo,
Lincoln and others.
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Important .NOresa eMfs Go
tssG on in Miss iSsipl0i.
Latest from Charleston.
New York, Aug. IL.

New York, Aug. IL.
The Herald has the following;
st. Louis, Aug. 10.
Advices from the front indicate that
no operations of importance are expected
to transpire at present s
The ensmy's pickets extend along the
south bank Of the Rappahannock,
although our cavalry frequently scour the
country rs far as the lower ford of the
Rsppidan, Stafford G. H. and Aqua
Greek are within our lines, and are again
exempt from visits of rebels. Guerrillas
make descent upon some luckless neigh
borhoods.
On Friday there were indications that
the enemy contemplated making demon
STATIONS near Calpepper Springs, and
Gen. Kilpatrick's division Of cavalry VA.
moved up to that point, but no collision
occurred.
There is very little now to disturb thu
monotonous routine of picket duty, and
everything throughout the entire army
il stsgnant.
Brig. Gen. Carter, commanding brig
ade under Gen. Pleasanton. with a small
force of cavalry, on Saturday, came ur
with Moseby's guerrillas, commanded BY
the notorious partisan chief in psraon
They fed before our cavalry, laeving
prisoners in our hands, who were turned
over to Gen. Pieasanton. Moseby es.
capped under cover of dense wood when
omr forces we're close upon his heels
Gen. Carter feels confident that ere long
the whole Of Moseby's gang, including
their chief, will fall into our hands.
A portion of Lopgstreet's corps had
occupied Fredericksburg, but indications
are that no attempt will be made by the
enemy to hold that point
1t is said that the fredericksburg and
Aquia Creek Railroad has been ali torn
up by the rebels, and sent to Richmond,
together with every other species OF
property in that section, available for
military purposes.
Railroad bridges, depots, DC, have
been burned, and the whole country be-
tween the Rappahannock and Potomac, is
swept of everything.
The Herald has the following:
Fort Blunt, Indian Ter, Aug. 2.
A battle is imminent at this point
Since our victory q, Henry Springs,
Cherokee Nation, on the 18th ult., the
rebels have been reinforced by returning
TO the old battle field.
Cooper's force of 1000, bas been aug
mented BY Cabell's Arkansas brigade of
$500 strong. and Bsiley's Texas brig
ade of about 500,--in all about IL, 500,
and ten pieces of artillery.
The Union force here is but $500 eff.
hcient men.
The 18th Kansas infantry. and bat
tallion Of the 9th Kansas cavalry. in all
500 men, are making forced marches
from Fort Scott, and are expected here
on Thursday.
About Sunday next Gen. Blunt will
cross and attack the enemy The Gener-
al says he viii make it fight or . foot
race. In attack lies our only SAFETY
We cant stay without being surrounded.
and We can't retreat without disaster.
We believe in Blunt and victory.
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Newbern, Aug. 8

Unionists in eastern North Carolina
are to hold, in few days, great Mass
Convention for the purpose Of invoking
our Government to send sufficient force
INTO this department to occupy Raleigh,
Wilmington and Weldon, in order to
ioree the rebel army to abandon Virginia,
anu then restore these two great States to
the Union at once
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r. The way they treat Us abroad, a
denoted IN the following dialogue. We
think may be set down - another easss
telli'-"Any news frae America, Johni''
ma, there's nae news frae America, nor
likely to be, Davit." 'sWhat do Won
mean BY that I" "Well, John, the only
great nsws frae America would BE- the
truth and that wad be news, but we's
not the least liksly V get r.
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From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Aug. 8.
Gen, Burnsides old 9th Army Corps
has begun to arrive here. They will all
be IN Kentucky shortly.
Gen Burnside and staff leave this city
Tomorrow morning, bound South, We
will have important news from him before
many weeks pass round.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
New York, Aug. IL.

Steamer China, from Liverpool, lst
Queenstown, ED, arrived this afternoon
News mainly anticipated, via Cape Race
Marshal Forray, it is stated, will leave
Mexico Sept. 18th. giving up the com
mand TO General Bazaine. The same
authority says negotiations between the
three powers for common reply to Rus
STA are on the point of successful ter
mination. So France does not despair OF
Russia's providing concilistott measures
Should she, however, be otherwise dis
posed, the consequence would be general
war 4
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New York A

o" 1WAt mug TO, ?
A private letter from Morris Island,
Aug. LIST, says: "It is reported here that
endorsements, numbering nearly 5000,
have arrived outside. and will be landed
tonight, on Folly Island"
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Fort Monroe. Aue.

Fort Monroe, Aug. 10.
A steamer arrived this morning from
Stono Inlet.
Capt. Phillips reports that he left there
last Friday, 1t which time the siege was
progressing favorably, and the officers and
men are in fine spirits. No news of i'm.
portance.
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New Y ork, Aug. 9

: The Tribune's correspondent, u the
Potomac headquarters, the TIN, s.ys.
The thermometer here stood l04o to-day.
A rebel has bssa caught with . aote 10
favor of Gen. Pope, for six thousand dol
lars. found on his person.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT
Especial to the Post.l
Washington. Aug. IL.

Judge Advocate General Holt, decides
that any man abroad or at sea, who may
be drafted. is not to be regarded as de-
serter in the spirit of the law, until he
is notified Of the fact that he has been
drafted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
Commercial.
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