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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

nR- The Local of the Muscatine Jour
nal has the aguc He manages to shake
out good many items.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

D6~ The 9th, oath. e5th, ee,h, 3o,h.
3lst, 3ith and Seth Iowa regiments were
In the Vicksburg fight, in Gen. steelc's
Division.
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T The 4th Iowa, which is reported
to have suffered SO much at yicksbutp
was from central and south W estern Iowa
Gen. Dodge was the first commanding
officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

1DThe 'Young America" Fire Com
Pany's Ball has been changed from the
E9th TO the 92.
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Stock M arke Ell.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC

4
The heavy advance In the prices OF All ind ar mn,
tsfiAi, usra " Carriage, Magna makers and BLACK
smtihs las made II nseeba&sy Tor the echaac- al
known as the ochsncs alou Vi h u. ,,sa
more lust and equitable or pries 10 which III
the mechanics of the above branches have syr.aa 10
work customers Will hereafter fad printed lsts or
prices The same In all shops in the city Of
neighoorlns towns invited 10 join
A. WRIGHT, President.
January l3-dIw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

BE- The Grey Beard regiment wen,
directly to ST. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

iAesate the delivery q iotiess for The hospitals
shoa hAs been assigned ~ each Ward An concerned
W therefore be careful instruct their friends when
writing to them 10 direct their letters To Inc bor d,
thei proper WARD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

r. The steamer Jennie Whipple was
expected up last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13

At Newark Missouri January 7th 1863 at II O'Clock
~, Miss MissorRf Y RuoHrs AGED "a vs.rs 8
months and 20 days Only sister of Cicero H. Hughs.
OF this city. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ths Iowa AND missouri BoRpxR
1oA1x' IOWA, JAsuARr sTH, iaS3.>
Bye Gs~srsl 0yss~ eftAs War D,rnr,r,., :, !.
the anty Of ALL PROVOST MAnsuAIs 70 se,,. u
Military Clothing. blankets, shoes, arm. and sou,
ments, and such other supplies which have been i,
sued by the Government TO soldiers and los, ., Al.
poseo of by them and II shall DO incumben, on any
person nos soldier who may have any such proper,
ms possession oprove that lac has lawfully acquired
possession thereof.
sotassrs T' BE- Charged the Muster Roll with All
AH'eies disposed Of BY them Improperly lost, and
Apeuf such further punishmont ~ the nature Of tb
onsnse may demand
NoTick In THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN th,,
'ne above order will DO rgdy enforced, and all
ties having possession of such property are REQUIRED
Prove ther legal claim to the same al this once
JOHN NJ. HIATT.
ans-a Provost Marshal General.
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0Atchelor's Hair Dye---The Besttn
the World.

-'@-s~@SHVA = DyC-SIn me- HGbTE0
the World.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dive
pfednces color 10 DO from nature
warranted not to njnre the hair
- Ill elects OF bad dyes and invig0fates the hair for
liis. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
1spisndid black or brown, leaving the hairsof,snd
K DAatifui. Sold by all druggists &c.
sT The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
= ~ Jssr ssdss Of sarA boa.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York. TLsts
~ Broadway and IG Bond Street, fIeS-d4wIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13
A new way Of marrvtn~.

| In New Hampshire they used to choose
all their State, county and town officers.
from Governor downto hog reeves, at one
town meeting, the annual March meet
ing. AS the town officers were very nu-
merous, it was customary as fast as they
were chosen, to walk them up before a
justice Of the peace and have them sworn
into Office, "by companies, half-compa-
MES, pairs and single" Squire Chase, .
of Cornish, Gather of Governor Chase OF
Ohio) being the most prominent Justice,
had this task to perform. and . severe
task il was, occupying much Of the time
from morning till night.
| 1t was on one of these occasions. after
the labors and tolls of the day were over,
he returned to his home weary and over
come with the fatigues of his employment.
and throwing himself in his easy chair.
be fell into sound sleep. In the mean
time couple who had been waiting i'm
patiently for some time for the justice to
join them in wedlock, presented them
selves in another part OF the house and
made known their interesting desire to
Mrs. Chase. who, somewhat confused and
agitated, attended them to the sleeping
justice, whom she found it difficult to
arouse. Shaking him by the shoulder,
she called out, "Mr. Chase, Mr.. Chase,
DO pray wake up here is a couple come
to be married" The justice having ad-
mlnistered oaths all day, was dreaming
OF nothing else. half-waked, rubbing his
eyes and looking at the wistful pair,
asked -
Are you the couple %
They nodded assent.
mWell, hold up your hands"
Iney did 80 with some hesitation.
"You severally, solemnly swear that
you VIII faithfully perform the duties Of
your othces, respectively, according to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

IN SHIPPERS.
On and afser this date Powder viii be allowed
sosd IN heokuk without miss u ils defsipned
nor any kind OF Arms whatever nor Auni,iop. Of War
Nhas also bsen ordered by the special Agent OF the
Troassry Department not TO allow Goods or Groceries.
sxsspstn limited quantities for family use 10 go into
missouri OF the southern tier Of Counties,
The object Is to keep supplies from the rebelso,
armed bands ofsuerrillasin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN eTANNUs.
Surveyor ofthe Port OF Keokuk.
Ksokuk, Aug. IA. 1859.
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MO. q 32Oto0 House.
Is still selling cheaper goods than be pnrchsssd
elsewhere In the city. We practice What ne preach
aud II you or anybody else anus 10 save money, 70
and buy your Goods of him. 1870
octD-d
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Then followed the entire rout of the
big Footed Club" one of the junior
members, Mr. Royce, carrying off the sill
yer badge. After the above had passed
OFT quietly, match was made between
Mcssrs. Stsnnus and Harris, for the birds
(most out of six), with tie same rise and
boundary. resulting a. follows:
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Stannus, ll0l0l--4
Harris, OIUIIU-3
Much credit is due to all concerned 10
the contest.
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'eee-dsm Grsenpont, Lots Island, New Yor1.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17


The Brokers held n meeting tins afternoon
and adjourned their companies for Immediate
service. Similar meetings are being held in
different parts Of the city.
Vessels have been hauled from the docks
into the stream. and cunboat, anchored SD as
tn command the streets where the mob Is
expected to operate One Is anchored of
Wall street. All stores down town art closed.
The armorics ana arsenalsarc fully garrison
ed. AZ well as the public buildings. including,
the Custom House.
The Reserves of our city regiments are
now organized and Will -pou l-' operating
1t j. expected there viii hc some 5000 oiicc-
tive trooIe in the city thi- evening
\ latialiou Of the 1th Regiment Ec>cry"
l. ALREADY on duty. TIE police have done
pohlv to-day
omnihu-.c- suspended olrra,i rs nuAcr
the threats Of the mob. \ large Ip'k Jack
inc factory ON Washington ~. WAS hurur
ly the mob carly this morning.
\ block Of nine buildings including "a
plaininr-mll on 10th -. wcrc al-' burnt
f,v the mob this morning
The mob took possession of 4 tenement
block on S4th street, but were driven ont Joy
the infantry who rushed in throwing rioters
out Of the windows. shooting and killln-
several It was u d,sl.r'i" affair and r
mob cndcavorcd u 1-,lly bat charge + .iu
the soldiers drove them oil lell NELL.
An attack was made on a detachment of
Marines near Delaney street When tho hitter
fired, killing three and wounding j. there.
The mob attacked the Ncrur' rihcc On
Monday night but were finally driven off by
the polIcc. Til, morning numerous rioters
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
NV yoRK .Inlv IL

Ne" 1okh, JuiN To-
The Times has the following special, dated
Antietam River, July L., A. NJ. via
Frederick, 18th:
Our whole line is ordered to advance
to-day and unless the enemy retire there
will be more OF less fighting before
night. There was only slight
diminishing yesterday. The enemy held his
picket line very tenaciously as though cum
ceallnS some strong position behind it
There are well grounded fears that the river
may become fordable in day or two. 1t
had fallen considerably at SheparJstown
yesterday and wac still rapidly receeding
The Tribune states, that one of their cor
respondents who arrived on Sunday from
the fr mt states that the Potomac
had fallen five fcet and was fordable for hurs-
e.. The rebel army was concentrating at
Fal ing waters The TiJJune las special
which eays, Capt. Becber of the Maine re-
giment who escaped from the rebels reports
that they took 1000 prisoners. The rebels
estimate their killed at 10000. \ Harris
burg despatch TO the Herald state. that can
nonading is going on in the direction of
llagarst0wn and that it was not generally
believed that a LATHE had taken place,
but that our forces were Smelling
the rebels. The enemy are pressed in front
and ON both TANKS, by Meade. who holds them
tightly, where they are. 1t is raining heay-
lily tonight.
The Vermont brigade, on Friday, drove
the rebels from Bencvola to Funkstown Col.
His regiment lost two killed and % wounded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
NEW YoRK, July IL.


A special dispatch TO the Herald dated
Frederick, Nd. July 10th. saws some slight
tkirmishIng has been in progress to-day, be
tween our forces under Gen. Buiord and
the rebels under Gen. jenkins. | do not
learn that we lost much. but that we gain
cd great deal The rebel Gen. jenkins
was captured early in the morning and he
Passed through this place tonight en- route
Tor Baltimore and Fort McHenry. can
nonading on our left this morning was not
Of long continuance, but about noon It was
renewed more brisklv and continued for
about IN hour but the result IS unknown
here at this writing.
general engagement will probably take
llac, - morruw or next day.
From refugee arrived here tonight who
Jeff Hrsorstown this morning, learn
that the onemy's force i about $4,000
men and about go pieces Of artillery.
Nv informant states that the trains
Of ten. Lee cannot number less
than 5000 wagons and are all on the
road from Hagerstown to Williamsport and
Shepardstown ford.
Our troops are in zplendid condition pnd Gag
cr for the FRAY. The successes Of the last few
DAYS have made heroes of the weakest. The new
men are coming up with will and cmulat
M the deeds Of hcruism Of the Old army Of
the Potomac Another battle l. at hand and
another victory j, certain.
TIE river j. still high and the whole r.
l,l army Is on this side
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

INV ibhhs thi IL
The Hcrads correspondent states that Lee
has only II. 600 men and $50 pieces of artill-
erv. The Tnle's Washington Dispatch says
"Ir troops occupy the town Of Wiliamsport
gnd bold the opposite hank Of the river. The
rebel Major tiencral jenkins captured IN the
cavalry fight at Funktown on the 9TH. has
arrived ut Fort Mcllcnrv-
NV NoRk. July IL,
New Orleans letters report the capture ny
rebel cavalry Of Gen. Neal Dow "t a I'rlh
b,usc hack If Baton Rouge where he was
convalcecing from wound IL was General
!. i.oI;,,cJ at New Orleans that an assault
WogJ he made upon Port Hudson on the
4tb Gen. Banks had rcyiewed.the stOrming
rarty under the gallant Colonel Birge Of the
18th Connecticut, and addressed them IN
fitting terms on the arduous and noble duty
hcfore them
The steamer Ibcrville was disabled by shot
from rebel field pieces six or eight miles he
low Dpuu5lsonville, and another steamer
slightly Injured The gunboat number two
r ne To their assistance and drove the rebels
III 4 raid is reported 10y rebel cavalry into
Springfield Landing.
They were rcrul,cd after short ekllmish,
but IN the mean time had carried off some
negroes. and destroyed quantity of stores
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
OF CE.
JOB LYMAN


OBADIAH j. WALKER April Term, A. d. I-ss.
WHEREAS Job L. man Of Burlington in said Go.
w at this term of said Court filed in said Court his
petition Of foreclosure against Charles Raeicot Will
liam II. Curtis and Obadiah J. Walker, setting forth
in substance that Charles Racicot on the 3lst Of
May, A. ID. 1872, executed TO WHY'S Lyman mort
gage deed OF certain lands in Burlington, described
follows; situate in the northscasterly angle
Of North Street and Interyale Avenue. snd heinz,
the same land described in a deed from said Wyllys
Lyman n said Racicot May AID. lisp, reference b.
the record OF said deed in Burlington and records
being had for particular description, conditioned for
the payment Of go dollars and cents, specified ia
two notes signed by said Raccot bea ilgdate April
li2 for IS dollars and g. cents payable To said
Wyllys Lyman or bearer on demand with annual
interest, the other for 3Si dollars and b eeats
payable to said Wy llys Lyman or bearer in five
equal annual payments with annual interest, which
Is now justly due and owing and has no. been paid
ing that said RaccOt about June lst, IS51, mort
Gagged the land aforesaid to William n. Curtis and
obadiah J. Walker to secure the payment Of Ger
tain sum of money therein named, whereby
said Curtis Walker claim interest in
said premises, and further setting forth that
about June list, lSJ5, the said Wyllys duly
transferred and assigned said notes and mort
gage from said RacicOt to him To Vour petitioner
who now holds the same.
And praying for a foreclosure.
And IL appearing TO the Court here that said Raci
cot and Curtis reside without this State, and have
not had personal notice or the pendency Of this pc
titiOn,
II is therefore ordere, that they be notified to ap
pear and answer 10 said petition the next term of
said Court to be holden at Burlington in said Chit
tenden County, the fourth Tuesday Of September,
St3, by publishing the substance of said petition
and this order in the Burlington Free Press public
newspaper published az said Burlington. three
shall be at least - days before said next Term
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said Chit
tenden County, this nth day Of July, A. D. ISti-
Gro. F. EpNUNDS, Solicitor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

Boston, July J.
The American telegraph company al New
York succeeded in opening communication
with this city at 10 \. VI. to-day from point
u miles from New York.
The mob however again drove the opera
tors off and threatened TO shoot them if they
again attempt it.
MI the lines south and west have been
cut.
BY Independent Line we have news from
New York that all efforts to qucll the riot
have failed Tho rioters burnt down the
large ice-house on Houston street tins morn
ing, and have torn down a number OF houses
in Batavia street, near James.
They are reported in large force in Icon
ard street
The Government WIS given limited time to
close the Bonded Warehouses, and no goods
are to be delivered.
Passengers who arrived in the train from
Bridgeport last night. only got as far rs Gjth
Street, and had to walk down.
Many were assaulted by the mob and were
beaten and robbed The Harlem Railroad
bridge has been burnt
Vigorous efforts arc being made To qucll
the riot, and it is thought they will succeed
to-day.
The alarm hell is n,w ringing in the l~t
and ri districts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
New NuKK. July IL


4 telegram received here to-day from Ne
deal inspector Nollum at Gettysburg states
that the number of rebel wounded thus far
known to I've in our hands Il over 10 600 not
including those captured by our cavalry, An
officer lust returned from the army reports
that our forces occupy Williamsport and
hold the opposite bank Of the river. The re
bells occupy the old Antietam field \ hat
re there l. imminent.
NEW YoRK. July llth.
The Tine, Washington dispatch saws the
following are announced p the places Of
rendezvous for drafted men. Tor the states
named New Hampshire, Concord, Vermont.
Brattlehoro, for the purpose Of receiving
and conducting t. the several rcEI-
gimcut- the men Of thc draft assigned 10 MI
them up. The commanding Generals Of de
Iartmcnt and armies will immediately detail
from each Of the three years regiments of
their command belonging To the States above
enumerated three commissioned officers and
TX enlisted men. and direct them To report
without delay to the commanding
officer Of the rendezvous Of such State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
BALTIMORE, July Is.

We learn from New York that serious riot
IN connection with the draft has commenced
IN that city The riot i at the corner Of
10Th street and 3D. avenue. The mob
are burning the bnildings
M sort, Of rclorte are in circulation. The
Room
The excitement here Is intense. 1t IL as
,e''y1 that the hborerr are leaving their
. 5.rA and that 800 are marching in process
I, 1e'iarng that they will resist the draft =
MAJ. Il stated that the building of the Provost
Usual has bceu burned and the drawing
hal -. : a''-' rePorted that fur policemen
encd ''t Tribune olhce threat
..,d ln' l,'lIo"ing Ia, been rcceired from the
'S MI o. the associated Pre-, in tbis eitT.
J., , mere Is a riot in New York surros,d 70
the oi l%s..; By the draft The wires Of
r ,re american Telegraph Co have been cut
A Fircc !; Sur receiving further details. -
F;r,, y ne Il raging in New York and the
aueuieil are prevented from using their en-
s'nes to quell it.
,rr .ne.e are all the particulars W. have at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

HllAnhiihlA- July IL
The Inquirer Of this city has the follow
ing
FB5pERIcK, Md. July 10, T NJ. \ rehcl
battery near Fuukstown opened at o'clock
this afternoon. on part of Buford' :
and Fitzpatrick cavalry. Two rebel
guns were dIemounted. and the
rebels we're driven from the hill. Our inian-
try advanced, and when our messenger left
both sides were engaged. Our skirmishers
were driving hack the rebel skirmishers.
Lee cannot cross the Potomac even if he
had means and clear way before him. he is
50 hard pressed by Meade. Ice must keep
every man he has to resist our attack.
Lieut. Bcmlv Of Clusters cavalry escaped
from the rebels yesterday. He says that
Gen. Lees army Is greatly demoralizod and
suffering for provisions.
Accounts represent that zen. Lee Is pre-
pairing for the battle with large force near
llagerstown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
ORDERS RELATIVE TO THE CON-
SCRIPTION.
CoRCILAR No. q.
War UHflnTNENr,
FRcsr MARSHAL GENERALS oFFIcs.


Washington, II. C., July 10, 1868.
To answer the inquiries made TO this Office IL is
announced.
FIRsT-Any drafted person paying three hundred
dollars, under section thirteen Of the Enrolment
act, is thereby exempt from further liability under
the draft, but not from any subsequent draft
SEcoSD-Any drafted person furnishing accept
able substitute j. exempt from military service for
the period for which said substitute is mustered into
the service
THIRp-A substitute once mustered into tho ser
vice cannot be drafted while in the service
PouHrs-A drafted man cannot pay Communication
money or present substitute sfter he has reported
himself TO the Beard Of Enrolment for examination
FIFTH-Men who, on the Sd Of March, 1853, were
in the military ssryics Of the United States sub
stt1tcs under the draft Of 1852, and whose term Of
service have since expired, are not liable 10
the present draft but The persons for whom they
were substituted are liable to drafs the same AZ
though thew had not been drafted and furnished
PROSTITUTES under the draff Of last year.
SIxrn-In serving the notice, as required BY cir
eu!ar NO Y from this once, Q reasonable time 20
report shah In each case be granted by the Board Of
Enrolment to men In the State service Who have
been or may be drafted.
JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal 6epsrsh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
H,cFRsrnw> .Jnlr II. nnidnl.hn

IN0fhSIVW y 0UIN u NIIITIIII-UIT
Lee has not crossed the river. and docs not
intend 10 until he gives battle. All the
streams are much swollen There is no
good reason known for Lees eyacuating
Hagcrstown. and then Ic-occupying it..
unless he was Disappointed in not
crossing the Potomac
The Herald SAYS Lee made an dress to
his troops acknowledging their defeat and
making an appeal 10 them To stand by him.
\ Washington dispatch TO the Heroid
says that thirty pieces Of artillery were
captured from the rebels \ Frederick Ma
ryland despatch To the same paper says that
reports were circulating there that Lee has
crossed the Potomac
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

Washington special to the Herald says
the whole country between here and the
Pennsylvania north of the Potomac
is filled with straggles Those from the
Union army Of the Potomac are chiefly men
who were taken prisoners by the rebels at
Gettysburg, and subsequently escaped.
The fact Is established that the country is
full of stragglers and dcscrters from the reb-
el army, who are more anxious to get north
ward than they arc to Join Ice; l25 Of these
wanderers belonging to both armies were
brought to Washington to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17
Dated at ........S.....-., I
this .... day Of IS6 &

NorE The certificate In regard to age Is; in all
cases where practicable, TO be signed by the parents
ments ,pes,;ad r.; he ,eni.tions are 10 he ,dbersd
TO. The blank space in the certificate TO indicate
the age Of the person is to be filled as fo1o~s
That am "under twenty years Of age.
married.
That am over forty five years Of age, accord
ing 10 the facts in the case
Morn I'm case the certificate Is not signed by
the parents the fact Of age must be certified to by
.TO respectable persons (heads Of famies) resident
In the same town, county district with the per
son for whom exemption Is claimed, and the re-
quircmcnts Of paragraph 81, Regulations, etc.
must he complied with.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

i'fftN'Ns hiN i'-
The following dated New York. July II,
So. VI. ha- been received from the Office Of
the Associated Pre-s in Boston.
The Associated Press reports for the
eastward have during last night and to-day
been sent by messengers from this Office to
an imnoviscd telegraph station in car on
the Harlem railruad; this p. VI, our mcsscn-
ger was stopped and beaten and the ear
the operators destroyed barely escaping with
their lives and instruments.
The mob is increasing and going to-
wards New Rochelle to further destroy the
telegraph.
The only way Of getting news to Boston
is therefore by way Of New Haven by boat.
Fndeavors will be made to get news through
by the most expeditions route. The wires
OF the independent Telegraph Co. were cut
Yesterday at ) 7. NJ at High bridge oi the
Harlem River
The mol refused TO allow wurkmcn who
were sent out to repair, threatening 10 throw
them into the river if they attempted it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

NINtINNN1I. July IT.
The main 'pdy Of Bragg army has "
treated from Chattanooga t. A;Ilnta
The presumption Is that the hulk of
Brags's army lave h,cn sent to Richmond
To garrison it,
Rosccrans captured 1000 prisoners during
the late forward movement. Our army are
in high spirits and in splendid condition.