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pNIoNs-sl Is. 4st r..-s-,
wHffE BkANs-csnnon 70 good 90 TO 81 70
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GROCERIES. ays
SUGAR - New Oriean. fss tliet prIns lsi
choice i3i; New York, C, Ice; Eew York, 4, isae
ssushsdAnd resaersa re-. 8s ftG
MoLAsBER - bs,chsr's Sugar Houss 1ses Gsi-
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COFFEE Rio ssGstisi JssatG LAsuyrs Is
RICE-aDI0c.
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cASDLEs-siari7t 70 10; sunnsr Pressed iatolAe
TEAs-Ysuue nyssa. 81 rec u Is; Imperial, u ~
09i co. BLACK, 75c0ot -.
TOBACCO. DARK Ewset, " to ooe, Medium Brands
ses 10 73c; Gssd ana natural Leaf. - to ere.
NAiLs-Bsss Brand, q ssto esss, rates.
eLAss-sxio Cay - 50, rates. . 'ft"F 20 -
CoRDAGE-isc ,onSs- II 81 Ex
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hrOxs-Dry Flint sste; Dry s1issa 70. srsSsy AaH
price x,.ep Sci sssses sAsss psih isee IS
green hog skiBs ise.
| HAY-Timothy % ts. 40, ssisa .e1s sogsrt
Prairie 5oO0s COS % ss - 6 q 81 -
skEos-Tiuesh, - - 70 1 .si r.x Sod =,
rEATHERS-303ls,s s4sgsaa
PRulT-prisd Apples ste7le per ,. Dried Peach.
ssstso fose. Hasinsss oooes Is,
CHEEsk-Dsnnsrk iaks. ate2
BHEP CArTLE-si14s eross.
sHEEPAs3 ooe ) 50 SAeaa.
woot-Ciean rnbws.hed, -; YisAss washed 4
to 60e; unwashed 20 10 ssic. f.
sALT--G A ~ 80 pssct ;KanswAa - TOO sss
| ? barrel; Lake ssseS 500 So A q.
otLs--Ssals on - . ~; r~tail So L.ssssd OH
srSssei 20. Lard OF, - ~ ioi FiaA oii 81
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BktswA1-A y Sc It1I. Tff
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RAGs--Woeien u Cotton -.
| oLDtRoN-ie -. Brass lee . Oops
| lie y. +, yA.xs5.,r.et
KxcaA xsE.--on New York Y psrs snt b ankab,
tHuS kIsa II
cont. St. Louis AID CAlssgs Per eent. @ old ~
! Ia 3be buy,nr saS fe@sssa@
my G0ODss
sHgETIsGs-sa 10 80.
BRiLLs--96 to sTsse.
PKISTs-i4s -
DELAINS--2 - =
GiNaiiAiiS- ~ az.
cH.bwtcksG COATS sP JoL-sl -.
sEgtS THRRAD-ol % (. q 10.
FARMERS MICH. CAssIxRRE-ss to sse.
sKisr BRlrD-sec to u o..
CORSET JkANs- 50 10 ~.
Dxrtxs--3o 70 s7ts.
TTCKinG-1s to >se.
~ Rsssslsy srxLssaAss,i srs4stN5
New Kork marriott.
New York. June Q.
Flosr--i0s lover Sales n ~s 7OoeS sS fos Exu,
ss~s.s ~ sssss 10 k,Hs 0s--------------s-s,- ---
wheat-DuiI and lie lo~sr. sslss 1t 81 1881 4
for Spring; 81 a7sei II Anwaasss cisb; 81 As0el 8
! tor Winter Red.
Barley aud Ries-Dall. Iff
Corn--Duii. is lover. Sales ii 7s97sc for ~
| Osts-Heavy. 77Leo.
Pork-Dul ank hsavy.
LArd--Hsavy and iSwsr skGiss.
| Bsef--steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

~ The rebels prstsss 70 - grsasay
concerned foe tie mainiainAsss ar .ths
Cosstirutieo of tAs United States, Which
Of them, II sAs psopositioae ~ thas Con-
stitatioa we're eaforcsd wCxl& rjusin ~
Anaei ..s S, Il. i ~
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New York Inne g

European adylces bring the report tia,
Eari Kassel had taken very bold d;n,on.,
icai steps in advance Of The wo.tern .i,;s.
Of England on the Polish question. h.s.
ING proposed = Rsssia : plan II peace.
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philadalnhis !.

Philadelphia, June s..
The agent reports the sale Of 8l,034,-
600 Of 5-2O's on Saturday, and to-day
$40, zoe, 900 1t the various agencies.
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Washington, June 9 -

By direction OF Gen. Hooker Captain
A. q. Borden, Go. K 2ad Massachusetts,,
has been dismissed from seryics for ab.
senos SisAoal lasvs and ooadssl rreiu.
deal 10 good order and military disci.
pine =. J. B. Densett, %. B. $50
regiment, has been cashisrsd snd Am.
fenced 70 forfeit all pay and allo.aaoes
shas ars Or may b coming due him.
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80 Cd. Oond.g l7ih Iswa.
Cspt. WV MoCuxNos, a. a. Il. "a
% Brig, TN Nv. It'll A.C. IS
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SURVEYORS OFFICE, }
Keokuk. i0yn. MAJ n lNn2 4

eUKVBfOKb UFrICk,
Keokut. lows, Aay N, lses. &
ForIck.--To sn psssens hsvfae guns, revolver.
pistols, or munitions Of Of sny ttsd fsr sse sf~
srSes-s not 70 coll dispose Of the sams without s
obtaining permit from the undersigned BY order Of
The spssa, Assas .hs T'sasars DspAstEa. N
psfsUns vois1nxiGfs order win be liable 10 have sueh
goods cona-essed for the NC o. ahs Sns Of the
Lsned states. JOHN srAkNUs,
mASxs-dn Surveyor and CoiisetoY.
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S-T-106O-X.
LtskjsfsSstsisyss, zpiftt,:,.l
,tso4sg niata ,Ssota maIa5 ISf .aA
They purity, Strengthen and inviEorats. s, ~
They create = heaithy appetite. so 30
They are IN sntidots 10 change OF water and DIST.
They oysrcome effects efdissipsuoa snd late .heprs
They srvsngthsn the sys,cm and enlivsn The mind
They prevent nissmatc and iutsrniissp& kvsn.
They pusiiy The breath and saidiy Of IL stomach.
They ssss Dyspspsis ssd Constipation. fSf
They ure Diarrhss, chaisfa shd cAsiers Morsus.
They cure Liver cenpiaiat and Nervous ussAsehs.
They are Me ~ battsss IN il,r veria fAsy ns&s
The weak man strong, and ere sxhauseSa Assart,6
rssss rssserss TAsy nsds Of pure ~. crsts kan
tue ssisbsssss csssys BARK and herbs aud are
ssken villa ,As pleasure ofs beverage, without rss~e
10 sSe % une Of ssy Particularly rssgpnsudsd y
delicate persons rsqaisins AtIAalau Aul. SslJk
all aroeers, Druggists, Hoteis and ssIoons
bRAkh 4 co Ass arssAwsy, New .Yort
Sold by Andrew y. Wllkinson.
ro-aA~sm NO. ~ Aain.st. ksshSh.
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Our forces pursued the retreatiug reb-
els to Spripghill. 1t is rumored to-day
that they have evacuated that place. Our
loss 10 the engagement was acout fifty
killed. wounded and missing. The rebel
loss was double that amount.
PArtss0 gueriilas burned the bridge
over the Little Harpeth river u Bsnt-
wood Sunday morning. Damage sight.
Trsins are running today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

Tnliauelpnia, june o.
A dispatch to the Bulletin. dated Gin.
cnnati, June 9Th, says the Commercial
publishes letter dated Memphis. 3une
Sd. which gives the following interesting
intelligence: 80
Gen. Osterhaus is on the west side Of
Black River Bridge with his entire divis.
ion, watching General 10. Johnston, who,
appeared there on the LIST and cd inst,
with 6. 900 infantry and some artillery
Shots were exchanged and the rebels re-
tired.
Gen. Johnston 10 said TO have $4,000
men, poorly armed and deficient in artil
lery. There is no possibility ofhis being
able to relieve pemberton.
Gunbosts ran up to Yazoo City several
days ago and destroyed much property
Several rebel transports were seen further
up, the Sunaower aud Taliahatchie, which
temporarily escaped.
Comm unication with Gen Grant 10
kept up on the Louisiana shore.
Guerillss finest the region between
Lake Providence and Grand Gulf with
impunisy. Government plantations sre
selected for attack. 100 negroes have
been driven of or hung. Every negro
with Federal uniform on is mercilessly
suspended to the nearest tree. %
The formidable batteries along the
Mississippi on the frst line above the NOR
| tar batteries are all silenced. save one at
the extreme part of Vicksburg 1t mounts
two heavy guns and two S4pounders. The
| rebel battery on the forward hill 10 com
posed Of 6 guns Of very heavy calibre -
The FsderAls have mounted heavy guns
front and battery diagonally at that
point.
The rebel rumor from Richmond tina,
Kirby Smith had attacked Gen. Banks at
Port Hudson ia hardly credited, though
SEINE uueasiBess is felt.
A rumor from down the river says
Smith has arrived at Carthage, La, which
is very doubtful.
The Cincinnati Commercial has dis
patch dated Mt. Vernon, 9th, which says
reliable Information from Knoxville apla-
ces the number Of troops there at 1900,
at Linden Bridge 600 and at Strawberry
Plains GOO
Reports all agree that Gen Tracy holds
Cumberland Gap with 1900 rebel troops.
The lastinformation places Gen. Pegram' s
forces at Monticello. The number of his
troops varies from 5000 to 5000.
A dispatch from Somerset; KY, on
the 9th inst, says the rebel picke,s for
two days past have not shown themselves,
Opposite CLIPS Ferry North Carolina
regiment is picketing the river.
In the vicinity of Mill Springs the reb.
els say 10000 men had been withdraw n
from Bragg to reinforce Johnston, and
Bragg has not over 800 men.
i s.
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.&@ New York, june 5.
Steamer Continental from N. o. I'd
arrived TO night.
From files Of the Era we extract the
following: 81
An immense number of wagons. sbou,
900, filled with negroes numbering about
5000. with 5000 mules and horses and
1000 head Of cattle, together with oil the
troops in the Roche country Is the guard,
the advance regiment being the 4lst
Mass, under Col. Chickering, arrived ut
N. o. from Barr's Landing on the 3o,h.
On the march they had several skirmish-
es with guerrillas who infested the coun-
try, and being IN the rear Of our column
Many OF those protesting loyalty when
cur army passed through some time since,
showed unmistakeabls qualification at the
withdrawal Of oar force. Several officers
who declined leaving Fnaklin till our
troops passed, wer, captured by guerrillas.
A convention of Union Associations had
requested Gov. Shipley to order the reg
istation Of the voters Of the State in or
der that the loyal people can select dele
gates 70 convention at which they will
organise State Government of LoaisiAna,
loyal to the the U. s. Government
Shipley replies ia long letter cheerfuily
promising all the aid 10 his power.
Il Hyg Il ------ sz ~
Cairo, jane s.
Two hundred rebel prisoners left In
dianapelis on Saturday tor Fl. Delaware.
l66 officers Of Pembsrton's army we're
sent to Johnson Island.
All quiet on the Csnberlaads .a-Ea.S &
The health Of Gen. Sherman's aamy is
good. 'sAa s8 a9TFIssail
A detachment Of the 10th Ohio made
reconnaissance on Saturday and captured
. rshsl Captain and Esstensnt, thsse
Sergeants and 10 privates. with their hor-
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Philadelphia, June 8.

Philadelphia, June 8.
A dispatch to the Bulletin. dated Cin.l
cinnati, June 9Th, says the Commercial
publishes letter dated Memphis. oune
Sd. which gives the following interesting
intelligence: s1g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
Vote Of hank, to A. K,mba,l

At the close Of the regular exercises Of the
Sabbath School ofths Edwar1s' Csnyreaat ation.
81 Church. GU Sabbath. Sept. 2O'h. 1868. the
folio wing resolutions we're, cn motion of Mr.
Mason White, unanimously adopted:
Rssot.eJ That the thanks Of this s.ho be
returned to A. Kimhsii E-q As.i.tao. Super
int endant Of the NJ. 4 N. K r.. for hi, earnest
efforts to make our excu sion to tie Cedar
river pic mic grounds on the l9th met, safe
and pleasant: and for his kind attention in
preparing the grounds for our accom- N OF dation
and in providing Tor our wants and comfort
wh q there.
Resotve3, That the Secretary OF the school
he requested /, forward q ,opy Of these reso
lGtiOns to Nr. A. X mba !. as An expression OF
our appreciation Of his efforts 10 our behalf
EDWARD RUssnLL,
NJ PICK, Superintsn liant.
Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

The PRIsoNER4' BARRAcKs.-In the
the Island for the Accommodation IL rebel
prisoners. will be completed. The barr.ok. /,
81 in number are nearly mpistei and the
erection OF officsrs' quarter, guard houses and
the feDce has bsen comm enced Capt. Rev
nolds has employed Nc Merrill, Of Rock 10
and, to sink some arte.ian wslle Of tv-ive
nch bore. The work has already commenced
IN the bottom Il q dug we'll which vas put
down about 80 feet and then sbsn doned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

asavER IrEss.
Sunday, September 20.
A1nIveD.

Sunday, September 20.
A1nIvoD.
JExSrs WHrPPLE, Campbell. Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, Montrcee.
DEPARrYD
Monday.
BILL HENDERSON. Rtho oies, Dubuqus.
JENNIE WHiPPLE. Campbell. Monifose
JAAAs MEANS, r. ere, dubuque.
BOATS LxAviNo fHr. Avsxtxo.
The Northern Line packet. Canada, Captain
Parker. Clerk Jenks. will bs due for st. Louis and
intermediats points this evening. X. n. Prst.
lyman, agent.
s0A,o LEAVING fo- MORROW.
Tho mail and passenger packet Bill Heodssson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque
and way points att o'clock to morrow morning =
Z. H. King in the Office. Il. ~ Prettyman, agent
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Cas.el
Captain b. W. DAYS, Cierk Williams, will depart
Tor Nontrose and way points at Z O'Clock TO
morrow morning. =. A. rile,e n. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

lSIrIarED.-Some eight or ten car.
Z tbs ministerial fi-id yesterday by tbs
Bishop Ames at the n Church. The GER
emony was interesting and impressive. We
trust these young men who have thus taken
authority TO labor in their Masters viuey.rA
will etay there faithfully. and no. GO to climb.
ing over the iencs Into spne other enclosure
md soi ing heir rabes with dirty work thar
their Master never set them about or had any :
hi az to do with.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
NUMBER 277.
DIR. j A M ES.,
FORMHRLY or
JAMES Lock HOSPITAL |

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hssanived u chicago. aDd pee0Aaee0v
located - o3ee %
SO RANDOLPH STREETs
|
Between state and Dearborn Ses.,
sAdV 200. ~
For the speedy care Of old Chroose, Ueieussels
SyPhiltssc. and 81 psivsss Dasessee, VteAess oss'
cary o. nry other poisonoss o. axiose ds.ec:
| slFHILi :. Primary. Sessadasy asd Tseaas1s
10 ~ INST hideous torms,spesdity ssodteesse noA
the eystem.
SskiCTURE cured without pa1n q eoa6sees
SoNOkkhEA sured in from oos e three deye.
0LsEr. no matter how losg standing. esfed -
rom seven to fourteen days.
brought on By self abuse e1essss Or ensaalea
hsseditaray, esustnR ioes q 0oOesys !Deaeoaeo
ana ,mpotency' Win all ies dsplofaeir uae g
symptom,, tr.atsd and rsdicalIy esTsa ses
and sntattaNe .sefhod. This systeo % sae s:0e
- used IN ". James New Orleess Lcek despasal
WIN IN :.Gn I. en- ~. ~. '1eos's. 49,, :.
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spP'ess r .os ssmes's sns soA"o"'se6se
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aoyPn,.., ing nos' nonIeie anc sssno'e s p".ss
n00'asony ~. c.'eo ana etsc'caieo aa." .soI .s
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ing. INC .e'1sI . won We De'o1 - 20 ~. w.o.'
Mtsoa!s. Ienn IRON Dr. yofose. " seswoI so
.sttcr " inquiry concoTnin8 ~: os".s: t0S"suy
o. o. New Ot.esn:: ana nov o. o. % haooospe ssTes
vn'cseo w.. 20. MHfon Va swsro t1ss ~ r;,. .oI
.sn Lnew ul. James wnicn induces ". wIlsos
10 n"Ae tno inquiry. III: >: q. Iososn ~ p:y.
stefan 10 the y inc,snsti cholera 10s iteI durn6
the summer OF Io'V. and was professor OF the Ino'
ofy ANA fract'cc 81 Medicine and OF nat:rie Aedi.
o. IN tne american Medical lnautate o. LouisvsIle
n.y., IN 'eoo., % ana oS. Df. Jofdon % now
practi ang IN C'ncinnau here - the letter re
ferfeo 70. head ":
CINCINNATI, O.,JuIy D Ioss.
DA. WILSON
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

The boats are 6edng great difficulty
10 navigating the rapids. as the water is get.
ting quite low again. The large beats have
to stop at Port Byron on their way down and
send on their rsssengers BY rail. elss. come
down from Ls Claire In hacks This 10 an un.
pleasant state Of af.irl for river men and the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

SHIPMENTS by rail from Davenport
tbls Of Il ,ur IA 800 bu. Of barley 5000 bu Of
wheat 600 bu. OF Carn Is, $50 lbs OF tallow
1000 lbs. Of lard COZ sn matt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

FREE LEcTuRs.-We arc requested to
s,ats that Mr J N. Fra, # Ohio. will deliver
a free lecture 10 this city on the evspiug Of
ihursday the 24th met on the sUtj CT, "7r"th
and Union" We are not spprsed as to the po-
litical status Of Mr. Free therefore eannot say
whether he is an abolitionist, copperh sad, re-
publican. democrat or what. Those who 90
and hear hir, will be better enabled TO Judge
The .adies are particularly Invited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

"MILrTARr.'-For military clothing
and fur nishins goods Of every kind 60 to
Perry. No. As Brady Street. (Ne~ s.or ,op-
posite the z u. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

ApJ'r Gen. BAKERS RRpoRr.-We
are requested by Gen Baker to stste that he
all a. no copies Of his late report for sale. The
aumb-r printed will not meet the dema uds Of
hose entitled to them. under the law r. r.guis-
tins their distribution. aud tho dem nnds OF
he different military departments Of tn. Uni
states and the different etates. He cannot
,nswer the many Ietters that be receives, ap,
plying for these reports, though in thus &c
shining to communicate, he wishes it dietinetlr
understood that he means no disre.pect 10 sny
me. Those entitled to the reports will be
supplied ss fast as possible. while those vho
are not. need make no further application.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

PERsOSAL.-The Hon. Rev, J. 3.
Grinnsii. Hon. J. A. Kssson aud U Marshal
Hoxie we're in the city yesterday On route for
home from the State Fair, etc. K.ssen is
prospecting through the State. Os,enebly b 9
is stumping for the republican ticket; in real
~ ne Is s.umping for X .sson against Price,
for the U. ) senate That's just what's the
natter with kasson. But Price is after him,
SO he hss no time 10 luee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
tS q 0S Il "a.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING skPr. nB zR 20. 1853
u Meteorological observations, underthe direction
~ me Saahsomtdn institutiom. made at Hrisscoid
college, by JOHN CHAABs SRI AIN, Latitude, Al. 80:
Worth Longitude, 1899 Wea; Height ADORE the
sea. 737 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

TnHArRE.-Go and see "Ireland al
It is at Metropolitan Theatre tonight. The
one Of the .noss interesting PLAYS Of the day,
and should draw . iargs and sppre-iativs "a.
dien.s. The aiterpiese 10 "P>yfset;om." !" and
will keep you 10 perfect roar Of laughter oil
the time
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

The very latest styles OF dress goods,
cloaks, thawls. ETC., can aIways be found a.
ksdoe d Carhar.'s, opposite LsCisirs House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
m A fk ~ n

At the Scott Houfe, on the 21th inst. by the
ksv C.G TRUsDEiL. - i,ted BY cone two. "
BROTHER Conferenre ministers, G b MORRISON
b Q, to Nj PRECILLA Il POWERS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday. of meeting At the Bur,is Houee Z
Msj Chss. NJ. Willard, OF Chicsgo. Who we
returning home from the grand Democratic
barbecue. held in Muscatiua cousty. on The
10Th met Maj Willard has been doing .
yeomsn . service for the Democracy of Iowa
in this campaign. Having served twenty one
months in the army. IN command Of . bat,al-
ion Of the Is. Regiment OF III. ARTILLERY. and
been wouudedso - ia be disabled from fur
ther service 10 the 6-ld, he returns home the
same unconditional Union man that b. hss
always been, 40 . Democrat. snd urges anon
the people. if they vie to zee the U ioa O.
stored. and speedy and honorable peace up-
on that basis. that while the soldiers are
bravely fighting the rebels 10 the field, those
Who stay st homs must fight abolitionism .,
the ballo -box. ss. In his opinion there can b.
90 permanent peace upon The bssis Of tbs
Union seetorsd - il was. uotil the sbol,,ios
fanatics Of the North ere deprived Of thsI,
povsr 10 The usosgsmsnt sf our Nstiesal a.d
ntats 0ovssooeees.
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II East Cambridge, Mass, August s0th.
A. only child Of FRAEK fLUnsR, SO .
u this city, aoei IN ,nfhs
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CrNcIsNArI, Sept. 21.
Last night officially , occurred on the
orner Of Abigail and Spring stree ., be-
ween some ciiise0s and soldiers, il
hich three Of the former we're wounded.
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