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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18
Jefferson City, Mo-, June 10.
The Convention met at o O'Clock

Ihe Convention met at y o. clock.
Mr.. Smith introduced an ordinance
providing, 10, No slave shall Dome into
the State for permanent residence thsrcin
ID On the 4th of July, 1870. slavery
shal cease forever in Missouri. 81: The
legislature may, by law declare the polit.
ical status of free persons Of color, and
PROVIDE. by just, humane system of ap.
premiership. to be exercised throug h
country authorities, against such persons
becoming public charge.
A committee OF one from each Con
Eressionsl district was elected by the
Convention to duly consider al plans and
propositions for the emancipation Of
slaves.
Mr. Drake called up his emancipation
resolutions offered yesterday, and made q
lengthy speech, but failed 10 ret . direct
vote Of the Convention thereon
Mr. Brecklnr'dge also spoke on his res.
During tbs afternoon session several
plans Of emancipation were introaussd
which, together with those INTRODUCES
this morning and yesterday. were referred
= the COMMITTEES On Emancipation.
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Philadelnhia. June II.
TEpuuirurss Special.1

Harrisburg, June 16.-Our reporters
returned from the front, report tho rebels
are picketed AZ miles from Harrisburg,
1t Scotland Bridge, which was probably
burned this morning. The rebels are
encampcd at three points around Cham
bersburg. 5000 strong, under Jenkins.
The rebels say brigade under General
Rodes il coming, and they have seized
2OU horses TO mount infln,ry. They
have 10 pieces Of artillery. The rebels
injured no private property. They seized
the -four mills near Chs M bersbarg and
placed guard over them.
At Greencastle all was arrayed 10 set
fire to Government property. bu' up to
noon to-day, il had not been buried -
Citizens we're at 6rst allowed to leave
Chambersburg. but afterwards were Z .
fus' d. The design Of the rebels appears
TO be to obtain horses and forage. Ad.
ditional artillery is on the way here for
our forti6caiions.
The rebel force in Chambersburg sen,
= messenger to their force at Hrseneas,ls
asking for rsinforcemeats, - the Union
forces had fortified, and were supposed to
be in great force.
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Especial 70 Herald. ]
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,

Annors this morning we're started, snd
again tonight, that the whole country
south Of The Occoquan 10 left TO the sne.
my. 1t is reported that the rebel cavalry
are at Chambersburg, and that the enemy
has appeared At Brooks staten, FIVE miles
from AequiA. The robels will undoubt.
eddy follow US closely. though an engage
ment with the pursuing forces is not an
ticipated II would probably be improp-
er to state whore our next line of defense
will be established. although the enemy
will doubtless know before the publica-
tion of this letter, but Hooker 10 haaten.
ing with his entire army to the defense Of
Washington. and will occupy q Aasition
best adapted to defeat the plans Of Pc.
To-day oil is quiet. Wh,ther\ Lee
will attack us or attempt another exANri-
ment in Maryland remains to be dem
mined In few hours We shall be realm
for him, and the fate OF the rebel army III
Northern Virginia may be decided 10 %
many days. Lee undoubtedly has an i'm
mense force between Warrsnton and Col.
pepper, and those lett at Fredsricksburg,
numbering 10000. will probably BE- add.
cd to thatarmy - soon IS possible. The
public may be prepared for another grand
struggle near Washington or a gigantic
fzzle.
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nv HHI FAD nHe
LATEST NEWS
rur VAR TN THE
NORTH,
Tho poboI prooronn,o Nv
"
I'm IN T1NN'
IlRperhe0d .Neetissg at
Sps-ing field, xzs.
HENRY CLAY DEAN MAKES A
SPEECH
Col. Stone Nominated
for Gov. of Iowa.
New York, june II.

The Herald's Baltimore dispatch. ds :
ted ~ o'clock last night, says the rebel
movement now in progress towards the
North is being made by Lees whole ar
my. the advance being led by Ewell with
.)ackson's old corps of two divisio ns, 49,.
500 men. The Sd had not come up. Lee
with Hills and Longstreet's corps is also
moving north and will act in conjunction
with Ewell, but at present is keeping be
tween Ewell and Hooker.
Martinsburg Is in possession Of Ewell
who will undoubtedly move into pennsy
vanis when joined BY his third division
Lees force engaged in this movement is
fully $4,000. There can b no doub,
that he viii ut once move into the inter-.
or OF Pennsylvania, and endeavor to do so
before Couch can organize for defense.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says from rebel sources the following ia
learned. ] do not know what value may
be attached to it. 1t COMFORTS, however.
with what sympathisers here have mys-
teriously whispered from time to time for
week past
Lees army, numbering $4,000 men,
has been divided into three parts. No. ]
started six DAYS ago from Gordonsyille for
Psrkersburg, Va. No. 2 left Cuipepper
Z. ID. to proceed by way Of Grafton to
Wheeling and Pit,sburg, with instruc-
t'ons, after occupying the latter, to unite.
with No. to proceed through Ohio into
Kentucky. No. 5 was to proceed by way
OF lnehester and Harpers Ferry Into
Maryland and Pennsy lvania towards Hsr-
risburg or Baltimore, with view to make
q diversion to occupy the attention of the
Federal army of the east. This last d.
vision Of the rebel army is composed very
largely of cavalry and mounted infantry.
Richmond is for the present abandoned,
with the exception that ccusoripts and
new levess will be brought there in suffi.
Gent numbers to garrison the defeacss.
IL II expected that force or from &c, 900
70 $4,000 rebel sympathizers will b. in
readiness in Maryland to co-operata NTH
the 81 division.
II vas also stated end very generally
believed here that Bragg had joined Lee,
and that the rebel. srny moving in this
direeiion amounted to 100, 600 men. To
cor.borate this, Union officers here from
the south vet state that all The points in
thai part Of the country have been forti-
lied with the highest degree Of art and to
such on extent that there was nothing
nov left to be done, and that insjead az
sending reinforcements to their garrisons
IN the south vest they have actually been
sending achievements from the wastern
armies to Lee, with view of offensive op-
erations.
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ny the arrival Of the iSwitxerland, Col.
ano. A. Eilett, from the mouth Of Red
nver this morning, W ara informed of
the destruction Of E,mmsport on the
Alachafalsyra on NE An inst.
A reconno'sance BY the Switzerland on
the Cd discovered I battery OF air Geld
pieces and regiment Of infantry holding
the shore. The switzerland engaged
'1em' ana was struck sewn times, one
shot entering her steam.pipe. Next day
~. =. damage vas repaired, and Csptaia
Walker, with the Lafayette and Pit,a.
burg, silencsd the battery and burned
tue town and commissary stores. The
r,yer y clsar between Port Hudson aud
Vicksburg.
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New York, June II.

New York, June II.
The Henld's Washington dispatch
says the march from Falmouth to the
present position OF the rmy was q severe
one. Many Of the soldiers hinted from the
effects Of the heat, and mules and horses
gave out. In the Sd Corps alone about
% Of the men died By the way from sun
stroke A cavalry forcs was left behind
% take care Of and bring in those Who
we're exhausted. The creeks and riyulsts
and even the springs on the road we're
nssrlg dry, and afforded NO relief.
Quite large panbsr u army officers
Isft town to-day ior the north 10 aid in or.
ganizing and putting i4to the field thu
militia that has been called out by the
President.s al NREsg
A rnwos u ourrent that Col. Foruev
has oounsalel lAs resignation Of General
Mcclellan TO the command Of the army
Of the FotomAc. ,s,s.a8 IS -s
Persons report heavy cannonading 10
the direction Of Centrevi lie 1t early dawn
to-day. --
1t 10 stated that If q aeral Mo Clellan
should Be authorised teEissue cah for
volunteers e fepsl The invasion Of. the
border free 6tases, I'll the soldiers recent.
ly mustered ont Of the ssrvics. 10 man,
would undoubtedly respond, and large
army OF soldiers would Ghus be suddsely
imProv'sed. A COMMITTEES from Harris
burg waited on the Pros ident tonight to
arge the adoption Of such course.
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The Enquirsr hes special from Wash.
ington dated last night with the follow.
ing: 4 NJ s ss
Gen. Ewelrs corps is in the advance,
accompanied by Gen Htnart's cavalry
Con. Hilrs corps 10 Gloss behind and
Longstreet's brings up the rear.
There no longer seems to be any doubt
that Gen. Lee 10 throwing the whvle of
bis forces up toward Maryland and Penn
sylvania. bagrs
Our cavalry has been diminishing with
Lse's rear guard for two days, and al in.
formation tends to show that The rebels
are not moving 10 give US battle on the
old field Of Bull Run or vicinity.
Our forces evacuated Frederick, Md,
and vicinity and fell back TO the Relay
House this morning, no enemy pursusing
them. They rcturnea tp Frederick this
morning with strong endorsements.
Some rebels appeared at PoolesyiIle last
evening, but withdrew without doing
any damage.
An extra train went 10 Hsrper's Ferry
last night asd returned this morning -
Soon after the train passed Point of Rocks
some OF Gen. Hill . scouts came In on a
tour of observation.
1t is said BY some who watch military
matters closely that the NEXT battle will be
fought in Maryland, and perhaps on the
old field of Antistam again.
Zen. Lee 10 moving In longer line
than Gen. Hooker, but lie has succeeded
in out marching him very far. Genera
Hooker vas at Fairfax e. H. this morn
ING, bot It cannot be said where he will
be tonight
II il not believed that the rebels have
got into Pennsylvanis in any grea. mum.
Der, but what they may do in "a hours
moro, 10 hard to tell. Ii is believed Har.
per's Ferry can be held against any force
the rebels may bring against it.
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Midnight dispatches received up tc
this hour from Shippensbure.
this side of Chambersburg, chow r,al !, .
rebels are still at the tier place, IA. .
force not exceeding 10000 cavalry and
infantry.
Gen. jenkins, who commanded III,
rebel forces there, ordered all the store,
open, which was complied with. The
merchants were forced to take Confeder
ate money in payment for goods.
To-day the rebels we're drawn up in line
Of battle. anticipating au attack. Rebel
cavalry to-day occupied Liltlestown, IL
miles from Gettysburg, but At last no.
counts have not advanced beyond that
point.
Rebel officers at Chambersburg stated
that they were only waiting for the in
fantry to move forward. The authorities
are inclined, however. to believe that
they will not move further north.
The farmers in the valley are sending
their horses and cattle into the mount
aims.
The rebels are gathering up oil the ne.
groes that can be found. Private prop
erty has been respected. They burned
the railroad bridge across the Yorkland
creek, 6 n,ties this side of CAamhershurg.
The authorities have information.
which is not confirmed. however, that the
rebels are at New Market, Penn, with =
force of 10000 or $4,000.
The hotels are filled with delegates to
the Democratic Convention. Messrs.
Clymer and Wit'e are the most prominent
candidates for Governor.
Tolegraphio Communication with the
Ferry is still open, and as far a. ascertain
ed, all is quiet along the line.
Harper's Ferry is invested by rebels
on the Virginia side. We have large
force ON Maryland High.s, which is
strongly fortified. The garrison has an
extensive supply of stores and smmuui-
ton. and can stand long siege.
Fugitives from Hagsrstown report the
rebels picketsd all the roads, not permit
ting any aae- To pass The force tina,
passed through was oil cavalry, under
jenkins and Imboden, and did not exceed
$500
All was quiet at Frederick up to s O..
clock this evening, though the people were
greatly excited, and hundreds were leav
ing.
The Baltimore Council to day appro
prieted e400, 600 for bounties. Enlist
ments going on rapidly.
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Philadelphia, June II.
The Enquirer has the following special
iettor. ~

Philadelphia, June II.
The Enquirer has the following special
letter: Al
., Bull Run, June Is.
The grand nmy of the Potomac is
now near the old Boil Run battle Seh..
The Sd army corps arrived at Nanassas
junction, on Monday morning. The LIST
and 18th corps are at Cen.rsvills. TIE
rest Of the army Of the Potomac. tho cd,
9th, 7th. and 18th corp, D. will probably
reach here tonight Hooker and his sta q
officers are now on their way to this point,
and by to morrow noon, Or night, the ar
my will be together again. Our cavalry
commands have during the whole time
been On our flank.
Gen. Gregg, with his division, Is and
has been operating in the neighborhood
of Warrenton. and White Sulphur Springs
Gen. Duties division, late Gen. Averill 8,
is at the base Of the Flat Bridge. near
Ashley's Gap.
Gen. Buford. with the regulars, has
completely blocked up Thosoug hfare Gap.
thereby preventing the approach of the
rebels to this neighborhood by that chan
mel.
Col. Taylor. of the list Pennsylvania
cavalry, now tam porali'y in command OF
Gen. Wyndham t~i.,It es III sle
Orange g. Aha...eli- . -. .n.li hi.
| a "a ~ a aorm
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Chickassw Bsyou. lima 1T

News from the front represent our sieee
works Is pushing close up to the rebel
limos IN several piaces. A collision is
considered imminent. The army is 10
better spirits than at any previous time.
The rebels have made their appsansce
wilhln four miles Of Haines' Bluff. No
general attack from Johnston is expected
for some days. Flung continues upon
Vicksburg from oil sides. No further
demonstrations on the Louisians side.
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Cincinnati. June II

Alta public meeting in Montgomery
county. Indiana. Saturday, resolutions
passed declaring no enrolment Of militia
in that county should take place.
The committee appointed waited on
the commissioner and read 70 him the
resolutions, and notified him the attempt
TO enroll would Be- At his peril. The u.
8. Marshal will assest the parties imms-
distely.
The Commercials Murfressboro spe-
c'al, says: Morgan has appearcd It Lab
anon, IN our rear, Il y thought for the
purpose Of assisting citizens 70 har-
vseting crops, now ready.
Rsbsi desertsrs report the impression
that the army ct Bsagg is about to assume
the offensive.
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AdvIces per steamer Fulton state a
telegram Was received 10 New Orleans on
the morning of the 9th. announcing the
commencement Of the bombardment Of
Port Hudson at 2 o'clock that morning.
Con. Sherman was in critical condition.
bus leg having been amputated.
The hospitals at Baton Rouge are filed
to OVERLOOKING with sick and wounded
soldiers from Port Hudson, and il is fear
Cd the extreme hest may prove fatal to
many. II
All the troops excepting \ few regi.
ments have been Withdrawn from the
Ieche country and sent to Port Hudson.
The river is falling fast and some of
our heavy draught vessels would be
obliged to come down.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM DIES MOINEs.
Especial Dispatch to the Gate City.1
Dss Moines. June III.
To J. B. HOWELL Cod. Stone was
nominated for Governor to-day.
]. A. HALL.
Headquarters, Walnut Hills,l
Vicksburg, june ~.
via (AiY0- lama II

The best information states, Loring ID
q jackson with 5000 men. Walker II
Yasoo City with 5000, and Johnston At
Canton with Is. 900. These will be mass
cd together to attack Grant in the rear,
but he holds all tho fords on Black river,
which mnss BE- crossed by Johnston and
Loring.
Rsbsl sa1alry are continually on the
scout. outside Of Grants lines.
Much sickness ia said to prevail in
Vicksburg, and citizens desire il capitu-I
!slon, which Psmberton absolutely 10
|ulIes.
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New York lima II

A Fort Monroe letter to the Herald
states that IN expedition, oompridng the
40th Massachusetts,, 10th Pennsylvania
and the l39tb New York made raid mp
the Psninsalay ovsr fifteen miles, bui
found only . lev bssA~haskers. They
captured rebel captain and two privates.
The country WAS completely deserted -
The eunboats also made = raid and de-
stroyed = number Of rebel residences used
ss signal stations.
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A letter from Harrisburg. dated IN.
says trai" Of lOU wagons, which left
Martinsburg on Sunday, arrived safely.
The rebel advance this morning VAS 8
miles east Of Chambersburg.
Col. Smith. commanding at Hagers-
tsvn. had q fight Of m hour and = half
yesterday, when he was surrounded and
forced 10 Surrender. ia E14
The banks have been removed TO Phil
adeIphia.
The Democratic Convention will not
.ssssmbls here Tomorrow A humber of
western delegates refused to come further
than Alteeas, aad fssafaed home.
Hendricks Of parsops have arfi we'd from
the south side Of the river, bringing in
oil their homes, cattle and Other. vslusbles.
Working parties are engaged in pre-
pairing the work and defense on the op
ppsite side of the river.
A good resistance could be made II
troops were here 10 man the guns.
Government ofhrisls eEpeet the arrival
OF the rebel. tonight or Tomorrow. II
lucy ICdCi iftt ~ eppWt ktNtG Will W
little prospect OF successful defence, but
II delayed. thousands will reach here in
q hours, as the country is thoroughly
arou ,ed.
Alta meeting last evening, Gen. Cam
eron blamed the Government for not send
ing men to aid in the defence Of the cap,
ital, waen Pennsylvania had SO LIBERAL,
contributed men and monsv for carrying
on the war. He said while he had every
confidence in the President and the com
mander Of the department. such men al
Mcclellan or Franklin, whose leadershi,
the people bad every confidence IN, woult
rally to their standard every loyal man
He called upon the governor to send 70
Gen. Mcclellan to take charge OF tn,
militia of the State.
Every train for the East, is packed will
refugees, and goods belonging to mer
| chants.
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ST. Louis. June ]

CF. LOUIS, June IT.
-Four regiments Of enrolled militia in
this county. are called into active service.
Gen. Davidson, having assumed command
OF the district of East Missouri, with his
headquarters in the field. Gen. Strong,
OF New York, has been ordered to com.
mand the district Of 81. Louis.
bi1ne has forbidden the circulation Of
the n Caucasian. Chicago Times, CO.
iambus, 70 Crisis. Cincinnati Eoqui-
rsr. and N. \. World, 10 his department.
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AaysvilIe, KY, l6.

The rebels under Peter Everett rebbed
the citizens Of about $4,000 worth Of
goods and money, aud the Governments of
shout S4o 200 worth. The home guards
gave them warm reception. Two pris.
ousrs have bssn brought in.
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Baltimore, June l6.

There is much excitement here and
there are many rumors of rebel cavalry
being seen at various points within 80
or 30 miles Of this city. Several Of the
old military organizations o; Baltimore
will be revived immediately and their
ranss filled up by volunteers. There are
many military movements in progress
and rumors of Others, bu. they cannot be
mentioned
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Wash ston, june 10.

KS WaShmSton, june 10.
II is officially known here, that up to
this hour, the rebels have made NO attack
IN Harper's Ferry.
The enemy h 10 considerable force at
Charlestown, 8 miles from Hsrper's Fer
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Albany, N. Y, juno l6.

Gen. Mcclellan arrived here this after
noon and proceeded directly to Governor
Seymour. They are in consultation to-
gether this evening.
The 7th, 10th. ll7th. 2Sth, 37tb,
47th, 65th, 9th, 6Sth, Goth, fist, and
7Ita regiments are under marching or
ders. The 7th and list leave to night.
Marching orders HAYS also been issued
to 1900 volunteers at Dewdrop, 800 at
Rochester, and 500 at Piattsburg.
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Memphis, Jsns Is.
An arrival from below, to-day. brings
40 official dispatch from Giant TO The
llth. ReinforccmeR,s are arriving.
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OH yse ses'd vsey . sssay Csaa, - ss4iy sitting
% Pa. Z, ,sss:sA.'s. ~ AZ ss.. ss.sa.v CO.,.
whss =. rsrs = esspiy sss,s ssss ~ sssut, ,.,.
~ fsAisa jsss ~ fAaS. sv.sy shsusd vest
o. : We .ess1 vss. = year Coat. q. sss. Of ;,
wAs': -. sfa6s 40 ssr,'ss 'sas - sv'n s...sp
Wsss y M.rs ~ sssA ssssA, q as.us ., ~. -.
IAAi hfJ eedy wsn1sn. how be sell tAsm 81
o Who. fss. sssAM ransrs, his ssssae sssr vos,a
Aad p, pri.. Tor sa,m.s... b. s.s.. {. ..l =.
whss D. stern can suit him. ana ., hi snsr ..a.,s.
Asa sfvs Better s'tiss u sni, Halt az FYies.
Oh Who would hsv. their little ssys and yssAs Of
lager sise,
Appess IN shshbs garments before the pebiic sysss
when " sssfG~ het's Clothing before The - Ia arrsv.a
Ana Parents eat ss"noa,izs br tsytne kEApY AAsn
Thss You ssh sss o. al Psnis or ve,t. OF shirss
% Collars,
Or isndss ehi<f., Or socss. sIa want to ave you,
Doll re,
Y .. s,eros b. ssrs to so,h.r. Is no other pi.e.
On ala hssSss near tne Levss ysa see hs ssai-
lug face.
-. sTgmN,
Main street.. bssssss ia sad Lsvss. Keohuh,
aps0-67n
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Gen. Plcssanton, nos commander of
cavalry corps, has his headquarters in the
neighborhood of Warrenton.
Our cavalry has captured many priso.
nsrs. and brosght numbsrless contrsbsnds.
from whom valuable information has been
obtained.
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The Ttb regiment, Col. Lefferts, march
ed down Broadway en- route to Harris
burg at / O'Clock. Other regiments leave
this o. III.
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New York. June II

The steamer A1ro has arrived from
Fort Royal. 6so. Hunter and staff came
= passsngsFs.
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1. seAn D. Osdsn, y. D., satAos asd psslisAsr Of
the above WORK DO hereby promise and axr,s to send
)sres OF ehsrss 70 young man Who viii wriss for
1t. sample sepy for persasl. The proper ssuas Of
mssksndb MAE. THIS valuable work is issu - and
ssas forth ~ the bsssas Of suffering hamssisy. II
treats 10 sspis isnsnsss on I'll The diseases Of Error
incssdins Seminal Wsskssss, Nervous Dvbii,y, lad
xsssioa, Melancholy, iusani,y. Wasting Decay impo-
teney, Ae Ae,--siving safe, speedy, and sssesusi
prescription for their permanent csss ,eessAss vtsA
much ysinshie rfornatiea All who favor ne With
desire 10 issd my verk shsl rsesivs sanpls espy b,
return mali free VI eharss
Address JOHN b. OGDEN. n. D.,
No. 90 kassss Street, Nsv York
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spRyEyoE's oVvYCE.,
keossk. Iowa, nay "a, isss
HoTICE.-To all persons hsvins guns, rsveiysrs
pstois or munitions Of Of any hind for sale are
srdsfsd mot TO self dspose Of tbs wtsous ass
obtaining permit frou the usaessisaed BY order Of
The special Agent Of the Tleasur, psps.tssna. All
persons v'c'sng this orer win liable TO have such
goes f"f ihs Use Oh The 0ovssn the
ohhea sts "a JOuN bIAASrs,
masfr-NH kaFvsJor and Collector
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New York, June IT

The steamer Norwegian, which left Lv-
erpool on the 9Th for Quebec, was wrecked
on st. Psuls Island this morning during
thick fog. All the passengers, crew.
mails and baggage we're saved