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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
YOur obedient servant.
JAMES b. Fry. Provost Mashal G eneral.
The PRESIDENTS LAST CALL FOR TROOPS

The PRESIDENTS LAST CALL FOR TROOPs.-
Col Nusent a. a. Provost Marshal for this District
has just received orders from Washington concerning
the call for troop including an assignment Of the
quota of the southern District Of this State which com
prses the first Congressional Districts embracing
New York city. Long Island Staten Island, and West
chester Putnam. and Rockland Counties. The total
quota for the District is 70 $40 men. of which number
New York will be required TO furnish s.l2l The
following are the quotas for the first ten districts;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
Government Loan.

-. HIr1hDrfFHfA, W'UIIetUHN 0'Uts ~ I'o''
The sales OF Five-Twentics to-day amounted
to s3025 40 Parties intending TO take any Of these
bonds are advised ~ subscribe soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
Ncw.Eork's Quota Of tho Three Hundred
ThOu.and Y0Iunteers.

HIS Ereellency HoRATIo SEYxoUE Gor0nor Of Near-
Yort, Albany ~ y
SIR: I have the honor Ia inform you that
Now Yorks qnota Of the 800 volunteers called for by
the Presidents Proclamation % the 18th inst is as fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
4 QUESTION or PRECEDENCE RAISED.

Mai. Gen Blunt has raised question with
The War Department respecting the night o"cn Scho
Held 10 retain bis prcscni command over himAef and
other Major Generals In the Department, among them
Gen. Steele and Prcntss. Gen. Kuni claims that Gen
Scholcd H. Major General within tie pursic~ Of
The act 81 April I-o2 by which the President il nh
horled assign q command NJ between officer, II th'
same grade without regard 10 seniority ~ rank The
point Is that Gen Scholcd could not legally be made
Major General during the recess 81 the Senate That
body having rdlournod without confirming his noinina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
FRONYUE ARNY0FYHE CUMBERLAND
MOVEMENT OF BRACES ARMY.
Supposed Intention to Attack
Cleveland, Tenn.
THE OBJECT BEING TO FLANK OUR ARMY.
CHATTANOOGA, Saturday, Oct. "a,
Via NASHVILLE. "Wednesday, Oct 28. )

The enomy's actions seem to indicate that
Bragg is moving in large force upon Cleveland. Tenn
with the evident purpose of breaking through our lines
In that direction
1t is generally believed here that this movement is CO.
operated in by portion of Lees forces from Virginia
moving down by way of Lynchburg and Bristol, Va,
with the intention Of driving Burnside from East Ten
sessee and turning the flank of this army and thus com
selling its retirement from Chattanooga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29

The following figures show that under the recent
draft in the districts only four thousand seven
hundred and iity five were obtained out Of 0O0
the quota reluired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
NATIONAL BASkS.
The following National Banks have rec

The following National Banks have received
authority to commence ban, nag operations.
First Sationa, Banks of Rock Island. ~. c.i.i-i
$4,000: Louisville. ~. SllUOu; Union Nii., J. De-.
$4,000; Madison. Ind. slo0uOJ. Bangor Me, -l-3r 81"
pnnviuc III $4,000: Ifsailc. III. sJto'r; Mead'.'.
Pa. $1,000; Second National Bank of Detroit Mil
capital sJooc0.
The platcs ioi the crculaiing notes hI the National
Banks. tie engraving of which vas assigned :" ;he
American anu Continental Companics two ar three
month. ago ar nearly completed but no day can vet
b, ii, ed for the first issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct. %, 1863

Specldl DlkphtCh 10 Inc " L. iHpuno'
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct %. 1863
TAX ON NETWORK STATE BANKS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue mas
decided that the Banks OF the State Of NewYork. hold
ing the funds Of the State subject TO the payment OF
the tax provided in the act Of March J. He docs not
regard this in any respect the taxation Of The state
but the taxation Of the Banks alone upon the right ana
property they seycray have by the statutes ana py
agreement in the funds deposited. lie considers the
relationship between the State and the Banks not that Of
principal and agent, but Of creditor and debtor
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
Those who should be well informed concern
ing the probable result OF the elections in Maryland
next week declare that the Unconditional Union men
will carry every Congressional District defeating even
Calvert in the lower Potomac counties. and Chr-irld
in the Eastern. Shore counties which more fu ~
sympaihzers with the Rebellion aud Of sla, oho.a'i
than any other portions q the State. Pains will D.
taken to prevent all disloyal men from exercising A
hight OF suffrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
PRAIRIE DU CHEN.
WAsIiIscToS Wednesday, Oct. p. 1903.
TREATY WITH THE TABRQUhCUr INDIANS.

WAsnIsoToN. Wednesday, Oct p. lsO3
TREATY WITH THE TABgoUACUE INDIANS.
The Governor oi Colorado, who ls also Indian
Superintendent in that Territory. has informed the
Commissioner Of Indian Afirs that IN conjunction
with the Commission heretofore ordered 10 be ap
rointcd and with the assistance If ~. Nicoay the
presidcnts Private Sccreary be- has coaedcd treaty
with the Tabcqunche band 81 tie Indians. Although
the, failed To secure their seteuclt reservation
there s provision that such settlement may be inau
.rsfel for q gradual consummntion The lands coded
tie Gov,nor saws arc probably tn most valuable ever
rr. SET rs tie Government from a single Indian
ilc .ucnainr, they do. nearly all Of the mining
I'D, set discovered In Colorado. and, in addition,
l.ree amolnt u agricultural and grazing lands. The
l.ds lie between tie 9Th and 4lst degrees Of North
li,itadc Nicolyis now ON his way 10 Washington
81 ltl he treaty.
ryDfAS TROUBLES FEARED or THE UPPER
MISSOURI.
Information has been received at the Indian
Blrcau from The Omaha SUPPLEMENTARY stating thnt
.aany Of tie Poncas and Winaebagoes have arrived
there begging for food. The Indians from the North
rrn supcrin;eudcncy sent 20 the upper country are
working their way down the Missouri River. and u
added unless action be- taken they VIII be scat
tered al along that river greatly 10 the injury and
annoy ancc Of the whites 1t proper 10 say. as soon as
the sufcgings II a.. Indians became known The Coz
.rnmcnl n, made provision for the required relief
EVIDENCE OF MILITARY SERVICE ron PENSION
The following order has just been issued III
evidence Of military service;
PLNnOx OTpicy, October B 1908
No volunteer drafted man il deemed 10 nav D.en
n the ned States fory ice unless duly mustered there
IN When mustered his service IL REGARDED as having
commenced n: tlc date Of biz enrolment.
Evidence ~ such srfyicc Is 10 be- sought primarily NJ
the Office ~ the Adluigni General Of the United Staes
Army and the rolls Of that Office. whoa complete are OF
the Highest Authority and cannot be oontradicted by
parole violence III tlcru il believed 10 be an error
therein any cydcno. intended TO correct such
srrpr mast be filed In that Office.
when the Adjutani General reports that the proper
returns a muster wanting In any the evidence
viii De sought n, the Paymnsicr Generals 1nd II not
ihere llud the office 81 the AdlGtantGcheral 81 the
stat, b. w.cl toe regiment IN question was raised
Evidence 81 muster obtained from oitnrr % the ittsr
sourc.s when furnished IN request Il this Office viii be
accepted default Of evidence from the Adluian Gene
raj Evidence Of muster out will DO regarded suiil
II the name Of tie officer soldier Is found on the pay
rolls aficf the proper date OF muster, any
fg1lcr evidence II musicr VIII not be re-.
qurcd. An officer duly mustered N and
iiierpard promoted Will BE- regarded a. holding the
am, rank at which BE- l. placed pn 'he psS rolls.
JOSEPH H. bAkRtII, ,omniissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
THE CAsg oP NIX. WILLIAMSON.

We are assured tina, the action Of Col. Baker
IN arrcsting and committing 10 the Old Capitol Mr.
Williamson Of the Pennsylvania Relief Association Was
under direct orders from MAJOR l.. e. Turner Judge
Advocate. and that Col. Baker Who knew nothing hat
ever Of the case outside Of his orders Lad authority
10 release him erccp, By counter order from Major
Turner or the War Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29

The United States steamer Peoria, c4o fun
burden will be launched at the Brooklyn Navy lard q
day at lOi O'Clock Persons desiring 20 the iosDc
must procure passes FROM naval officer they csnr'
be admitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
IMPORTANT IsDIAS TREATY.

Adyiccs have been received by Comm son'r
Doe Of the Indian Department iaa; treaty his been
concluded with the 1aheluache band Of Utah Indians
b., which probably the most valuable lands ever cccd
20 Government by single Indian tribe have been 'e
cured This ccs,ion comprises nearly all the mining
lands yet discovered in Colorado and large amount II
agricultural and grazing lands IN addition thereto Ar
rangements are also made Tor gradual removal ~ The
,rfhe IN new reseryations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
ARREST OF REBEL sYMrATHizERs.

Col Bakers rangers have arrested number
81 citizens along the hno o. the Orange Alexandria
Railroad Who have been aiding and ahcttns the Rebel
lion and sccrcng guerTills, They were lodged In the
Old Capitol Al citizens 10 be brought IL ior safe
keeping
TENNESSEE TAX COMMISSIONER.
The Hon r.. T.. Ferry Of Illinois has been
appointed b. the President Tax Commissioner for Ten
nctsee.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

f,orNrRy poAnD-r LET, A PLAINLY IURHIsuBp
u TIouse Clinton street. NyAeh. with without Hoard
ppy atS Wall ssreeL oases rear buiians Ne y and M
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
EXPRESSES.

PusrHAMe rvRsrruaE ENPREss-osFIpE ,,s
I'd Wet Eleventh stfctt between ritth ana S,sh
pus- Pianos, Mirrors, PAINTINGS O'sssw.ro ,as A.s
s'ppsd 20 all parts ot tho wNtd. CO ea,er. '.
TspG,ins iGrnWge - sni frcu No sesn,iy Tu,n,n,s
stssss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

" THE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT sOME BOOKS
at Stand g Nassau street, yesterday and left
dollars on the stand WIN CALL he can have 4 returned
JAMES HORTON.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

I'VE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE or
w handscme Household Furniture TO be sold at Auc.
ton by n. n LUDLOW CO., al their salesroonn NO
Pipc street Catalogues at the once Of the auctoncsra
WIN wrrrERs AuCTroREER WILL SELL r8rs
w day, nttwo o'cioct a. ~ chrat sree,. two Parior
Suits, In hAtrcoth and erocatsl Sofas Rochlus Cksrs
Centre rshe~ Pier and Nantsl Mror 0iclotbs mahora.
Fr~Hch and Cottage pcfssads Hair Matresea Feather
Rsddp DniuR Room and Kitchen Furut,rre Ctoves
and ~ other rocds fov q well furnished mouse. ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

AN BIEsAsr ASSORTMENT or rousEiiofD n
~ furnfnre for sre - fsnt glsine NJ trnnse eeiire
VIII dsposc u iec,r tnruerr ., private 'a. gres, sa
rrereu brosae maze 20 4ernn rpn,as asa r.,
s5. so Sold ys.. dlio fur f11gri 4. =, rns.
,o0l with re n pla'e aoria fa,t s,,xf s-s
FOR sio 20 rrn-hs '2g lss gaI,sgs rsniinss Vases
Isrneys hanecrsr; sias, rhila ant 81 81 .va o. faie
Ca-rry III AZ tAsve- ', ,e9f9a rsbis
yerrt tnrits ghstrs - .l3lfr no "a -, na.s.f
.lshl. s,tcs- 'es dasss fs1g 81. , ..e,s
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
sUMMER REsORTs.

nArp VOTRI. LnNu ISLAND, WILL Pc REpT
Is op.u nnsn Novemssr OF boardsrs
and trAnren, sur-'s: serrs r,ssrra.e GRO siirffns
CLsyv HousR, RYE wEsrcnssfRR COUNTY -rHis
~ Hons, 1asel.ny situated directly the shore Of
r<ons Island sound; th~r~ batniuf tsbtas
Ana seausrni drives cvcry direction Distance lrn Eew
'''' y A PARKsR Proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
PERSONAL.

ELMoRE-YoU MUST OBSERVE MORE CAUTION
~ Y0nr letters intercepted did the bot
we OF Phaon Bxtract The Night looming Oereus"
Sen me another bottle TO the Of Carrie friends
"PAULINEn
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

c,rANr0RD. cow BOARD NIL Isr or NAY NBxr
- wanted. 81 Stamford ~ naval e0s~ps fnrvy, punc-
sus and tcspseabe consssss % wr, sna Ave- ek
rrs asc 'Nc n seis yearr Atdrcss stating particn-
las aud as,rs 1tos smth Co of Asaeasmsuls.
No stiIy Haf. ba.snrN xS w.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

A uc1IoN NOTICED d oAUBKIss AUorIoNEER,
~ 2Sg Rroadw,y s#f4t M.f. r..
ELEs.ANF HOUSEHOLD r.IRNrrnRR
kinM EaEINcH Plate PIER AyD MANTEL MIRRORs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
HoTEI.s.

JIsskELbb HorRL, ), CuArnAN srRKtr on
ii Aihs B1rugean ian Newly mnsd ana fa,.is.oorr ~
Moons % rent by the uhhtor wees LsN.s ANU , an
a the sccond noor opsn AL night "s '0o"
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
INSTRUCTION.

II WAITING TEACHERS OR POSITIONS 10
IN teach introduce pnps are tnviset ~
National Teachers Institute and American Eiu- tinpal
Vn'op ~ RrnatwAv. TEACHERS wsn'~d and
hta throughout the country rchooa si0J ~
Wv ICE ASpREws, sig grca4say
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

ID r. EAZELIs AUCTIONEER
N. EARDwARF.
CUTLERY,
~
wuITTEMoRE HAyELL win sell AZ ancton
THIS DAY (rRIDAyl, SEPT "a,
ai lDh ooock nj their salesroom, ~ Liberty street
HkRDwARE CUTLERY Ac,
in lnss IN suit buysrs comprising assortment or
roods suitable 10 the trade
FRENCH TIMED
@.He hnI ENANRLLEp WARE
comprising Ssucepnns, Stew Pans, Kettles, Guns Wash
basins. ladies' ssimmcr. Dppers Coffee Pots asd Roast
ers, Table, Tea and Basung Spoons, a., &c.
PLATED WARE.
rable. Desssri aud Tea Spoons and Forhs gariety
Aiso, -
COMPASS,
one Neil Brothers Belfast chronometer Commas. pev
and IN 6rrt rate orb~r.
WHITE LEAD-2so kegs superior White Lead 20 pounds
each.
Ca,aosues and samples early on morning OF sale
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
LOAN OFFICES.

AT BLEEGKER sIRERr-NoNgy LlBBnALss
n advanced on bamonts wstebes jeweiry, 9lver Nase
Pianos Ae or NE ssne bought for cash IL 5esssx b.
pA~nbrokers Iicses wanted ! VIII pay nv srtsn
for the above arscies than BE- osAiped any oher
place " nj. sy Any person having uchess 70 ss wea>d
40 well 70 call bsftrr s@ung usm slsswh4re
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
rUnNirURE.

A RARE OPPORfukify FOR HousEEEEpEps-
n Eisrnut Household turnitlre for sale AZ sasr,Joe
rror~rty Of gentleman leaving the city Tho sdver-
tis~r, up hcuseksaprg viii sell 10 snit pr
ahssrrs al ths F,uni'e Sc contained bis rssiacsc~
wen twenty tta street. near SlAh enue Roscvood
Parosors Eisrete Secreary and Rook fe surern rgsc
Paror farnurr, covered with French brocatl rer
ire TaNr aEd lsce gurtaus Promo pane, byrs
men .. sgt sry, Mirrors. OIL Painting. ,ronss nrTnoi
Ckcx BAICi china, Csc anG Silver Ware Tahte n II
ley rne wort Brreai. Bet.'rsd Arnore Cis.s ar
MAT et.cs tr a. tess than hss the ofgna co- N. new
lat Ma ard In rrceiler, order VI wrrSryi Erns
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

A UCTTON NOTICE-BENJAMyN WEAVER, AUC-
n toneer.-By virtue Of chatei MORTGAGE will sell
this II O'Clock A. M the hardressing esab ishs
ment No COS Brosdwey near Fourth street he Fixtures Of
Glass Cases Chairs Tables Looking 0shss Clock Basna
&c. Ac also quanhty Of spectaces, Eye Gsssea HAIR
DYES, Brushes CoYnhe. kr.. 10 '.e.T. uM #....
THOMAS GUSHING, Attorney for Mortgases-
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

VHy Twenty WRIST WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION
Y NJ Nii hod ancc.insa At The wsstchcsicr Hotel
rfrtt Hrh tHt twenty seventh rect, FRI
aRt) .veurr at oeeN elect oacer. 10. ns su.ninr
sua. Tho pubiio ave ins iied "a alieni.
JOHN PErrYgREw President
pErER ". JAG NsoN, Vice Pre-.
Il : o"''' s.crrar,c.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

ECOR ADCPTlON-SEvEN BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN,
boys and girls, from ten months TO fifteen years old
Ca ou or address George Onderdonk 2S East In eenh
etreet, New
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11

The following officers, says the Exam.
liner, have been received at the Libby,
az prisoners Of war, since our last report
Lieut.. Col. A. p. Henry. 18th Ken.
lucky cav. LIST Lieut.. f. NJ. Gilliland
18th Kentucky cav; Lieut.. Col. G. Vor
Heinrich, 4th Missouri cav; lst Lieut.
h. Y. Bradford, ed West Tennessee reg
iment; Cd Lieut.. j. Clement, 18th Ken
tucky; I'd Lieut.. Z. j. Williams, LIST Ken
lucky; I'd Lieut.. G. S. Garrett, 4th Mo
The prisoners we're taken al Jackson
Miss, and arrived via Atlanta. Ga. From
Tarboro, N. O., lst Lieut.. Henry Hub.
bard, of the 10Th N. Y, and ed Lieut.
Henry Mosher, of the same regiment
have been received.
Brigadier General Neal Dow left Rich
mond on Thursday morning for Mobile
Alabama, to answer to requisition from
the Governor of that State. Before leav
ling he wrote letters to his wife and othe
relatives North. Considerably ever
hundred cases of larceny are charget
against him in the South.
| Dow is the past grand master of ras
Gals and thieves, and his very appearance,
Is enough to prejudice one against th
Yankees, even il he had never heard O
read Of him before. OF low stature. thin
and set off with grey side whiskers, he i
the very scoundrel to 60 ga preachin'
in the South on his peculiar hobbies o
Maine Law. free love, and negro amalga
NATION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11

Mars has lately presented favorable
opportunity for the examination of its
surface. The constitution of this planet
more nearly approaches that of the earth
than any other in the system. The snow
can be detected a, both poles, the white
circle increasing in winter and decreasing
in summer. 1t has been found that the
center of this region of snow does not
coincide exactly with the poles of the
planet. And in this respect it is like the
earth, whose greatest cold is not exactly
at the pole. A green,sh belt, with deep
bays and inlets, near the equator, which
is suspected to be sea, has recently
been detected. The termination of the
snowy region is very sharp and abrupt,
giving the idea of lofty cliff. A reddish
island in the above sea has also been de-
tected. The probability Of Mars being
Inhabited, is greater than that of any 9TH
er planet. Its destiny is very nearly that
of the earth. The heat and light Of the
sun would only be half of that enjoyed
on our globe; but then this msy be com.
pensated for by an atmosphere which may
form warmer wrapping than ours, and
by more sensitive eye. A great part Of
the surface Of the globe is covered with
snow for half Of the year; the people IN
Mars would not be worse of than We are
in Canada, and life is tolerable here
People emigratiug from this planet t.
Mars would find that they were only hal
as heavy as they are here, which som,
would not regard as a disadvantage
| TIeitch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11
Desperate Figh, with Two Indian.

tAf"A" eho W hui fTers, aug.
MIR. 4. G. Jewett, OF Forrest CITY, who
arrived in town last night, gives us the
particulars of the killing of two Sioux
about fifteen miles northeast OF Yellow
Medicine on Tuesday last. They are as
follows:
Two families, named Branhsm and
Crocker, who live in Forest CITY, went
out on Monday to harvest on their farms,
about twelve miles south of that place.
There were six men in the party, aud they
had team with them. On that night
they kept up strict watch over their
horses. About two o'clock they heard an
alarm, but as the horses were heard oui.
city feeding at the time, they laid down
again On awakening at daylight, how
ever, their horses we're gone. The skulk-
ing thieves had made off with them.
/ They at once went into Forest City and
gave ihe alarm. In the meantime two de.
t.e Z meats Of Rangers. of Go. l, Captain
haen--one of five men stationed at Long
Lake and one Of ten men stationed Al
pips Lake, who were patrolling between
their posts al daylight, as is their daily
'su'tou--csms across the trail, and :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11
UNION
MASS CONVENTION!

The undersigned respectfully invite
the Union men Of Lee county Iowa, to
meet in mass Convention at Charleston
on the esnd day of August at ii o'clock
A. NJ, to nominate candidates for Legis-
lative and county offices All who are,
without reservation or condition in favor
of The prosecution of the present war to
successful termination, and who are will
ling to heartily cooperate with and assist
the legal authoritie, in carrying out the
policy adopted by the Administration for
that purpose, and who recognize the
necessity of doing everything to help, and
nothing to hinder those who are charged
with the duty and responsibility Of car
rying on the war, are earnestly invited to
cooperate with US, without any distinc-
tion as to former associations.
Let all the true and reliable Union men,
turn out, and show to the world that Lee
county cannot be controlled by the con-
spirators who have stolen the name of
Democracy in which to make war upon
our Government, and who in their recent
Stats Convention in Desmuiues, endorsed
Vallandigham and submitted to be led by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11
Cor. srosx-Colonel W. NJ. Stone

Cor. SToSx.-Colonel w. Nj. Stone.
our candidate for Governor, is determined
10 remain at his post Of duty and danger
IN the held until summoned to duty at
home BY .he people of Iowa. He is now
Astn'g bneadier General, being in com
iysna Oh the brigade formerly under Gen.
.fai lhayer. The Iowa City Republican
states on the authority Of Il. j. Davis. OF
the 29d Regiment, now at his home in
Iowa City on visit, that "notwi,h Stand.
ing the dirty ISLANDERS which the conner
head press are busily circulating in regard
to Colonel Stone. the Colonel is grsa,
favorite with his regiment and with the
army, and that he will command larg,
vote from the arny--some OF the low,
regiments are nearly unanimous for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11

ET Several Of the prominent citizens
OF Boston are raising subscription Of
$4,000 TO aid in rxisiDg $4,000 colored
soldiars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-11

NEW BOOKS.
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissioner Etesi
The Flying Dutcbmsn--saxo;
Marian Grey--by Mrs. n. 8. Holiness
Like and UnIikc;
Les MfserableE
Orpheas G. kcrr's Papers, % Series,
FrcemasoD's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds--by The Author OF Quits;
burrs Field and Garden;
Vegetables OF America;
The Campaign OF 1889 and '6s,
Physiological Memoirs--by Hammondt
Mrs. Lesie's Cook Book:
Girls Own Book;
Boys Own book;
yerner's Pride,
dickens, Complete w orks;
Home and Abfoad, Second series;
story ofthe Guard,
New Annus Cyclopedia 1861;
The PoessJoprnal, by Bsyard Taylor;
PArson Browhiow y Book;
OkarAngo River;
Edwin Bro.hefloft,by Winthropj
Shadow In ths House.
ThisdsI reeeivedAt
BROWNELL's Book Store.
Jys-d Cor. Main and Gle sIreets.