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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
THE SEMl-w TRIBUNE.

THE Sc Ml-W EkLY Iklbo oNE'
The NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
of No. l.S97 July 81:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: M-1ico-MOrrosi Gen.
Bupside's Orcer; WHAT They Think IN the
Arrnyi Mr.. Roebuck's Motlou, Rebel Mercy
Copperhead TnIeai.; Napoleon In Mericoi Tho
Polish Que-iioni Cen Jackson on Secession A.
Gov. Sc, nour Con'eTipon; keiAia1ieni
Editorial Parsg''rtI.
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
H.. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..THE WAR ~ TIE SOUTHWEST.
V..FROM wAsHINGTON Special Dispatches TO
The n rdoune.
VIRELIEF FOR THE COLORED SUFFERERS.
VII..THE MISSION or ALEX. II. srEPHENs'
Tro,est Ag4ins. Mastering ani Aiming Neroe' :
Th, R.,es Have Ussi Them Only 10 Dig
Trcncntsi A 1ltoat Tia, They Wiii hs U.ed as
Soldiers in Retaliation. Correspondence OF Iue
y. Tribune.
VIII. PURIFIER INFORMATION CONCERNING
THt PROPOSITION OF jFFF. DAVIS 10
Goips Through E-s-Iafk and Boston; AnsweE
Of Jca Dsv, to Napoleon on the Slavery Que.
ton; PROBABILITY Of the Rejection oi ar Ailatee
win tho South D, Napoleon. Correspondence VI
the y. y. Tribune
Ix..How A HOUSE WAS SACKED: Correspond.
ence Of The y. Y Tribune.
XFROM MINNESOTA: Couespondenco OF The
n. \. Tribune.
N..THE REv cHAs. BEEcHER CONVICTED
OF Hf iESY.
XII. .wHEN THE WAR WILL END.
LETTERS FROM OR sPECIAL CoRRE-
sPONOENrS WITH THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
XIV. the ATTACK OK BATTERY WAGNER: A
Rebel Account q The Ateis.
XV.THE GRFAT INTERVATTONA EXHIRi-
IlON Success Of American Exhibition Tho OPP
portuniiy for GrereI saeee''e' Lost Core
fpoalsnoe 81 The - 4. Inb1oc
XVI. LATER FROM CHAR ESrOS. The Siege Of
Eoft Wagner O.r bs.tsues COO Y.sds nearer
chang. Of Prsan.n; smoking Bsrb.r,y OF Rebel
Surgeons. The Coiofed ffisonen kn,lAsedi Let
OF Kil-d and Wounded. Correspondence 81 lie
n. \. Tribune
XVII. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
XVIII. DEATH or GEN STRONG.
XIX. ..AGRlCULTURAL PROSPECTS.
XX..vERY HARD CASH: BY ,Ae Author ot "h Is
Never too Late to Mend"
XXI. ANOTHER SPEECH BY ALEXANDER II.
STEPHENS; lie Fiads ching Dl,ooau.ns IA
tie fEeseli Condition OF Aia.rs
,pondsDce Of The n l. Inbaue.
XIII. FROM NEw-ORLEASs: Coucspondsses Of
The ~ Y Tribune.
XXIV..FROa YILksBURG: Departure OF Trrn'por''
for Pou Hadsou. lmpf9vsl.cnt. In NicstBurg
Pri. Inef. Lel,inIi leg ssy the Rebellion ].
Played Op, nai 'k-daii-i Houbls itcdeui Of
u. Seq. C9uespoudeacs of lEo y. \. lnDeIo.
XXv..A BALTIMORE SLAVE PrH; Horror. Of tho
Ba'bsG.ls l,s: t1aoni SirEsuiug sight ~ be
hold a specimen Of tie Rebel Cause.
XVI. FROM EUROPE.
XVII. POETRY; Requiem.
XVIII. TIE NEGRO QUESTION
XXIX..THE DRAFT.
XXX. WAR ITEMS.
XXI. CITY NEWS.
XXXI. .rGRsONAL
XXXII POLITICAL.
XXXIy. MISC ELLAEEOUs ITEMS.
XXXv. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXXyI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Fan Rsrar,. Of M,
stock, Money. CO,t0n. Grain. lni Ciitis Isfketf,
specially Re2oGed ,or Ias -. Z. lnDuns
THax.-Oss Copy FOR one year 81. fvo Copis, ons
year. &5. Five CoP!os. sne year. Si9s len C0p!ss.
s22 so.
fots Club Of Twenty, "ad an ErtIa Copy.
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A TREAT FOR THE BOYS.
a New Book by the Author Of Father Brish,ho9"'

TIE DRU MINER BOY
history or the Burnside pediiion IN North Ceroiha
slersnty Illustrated BY barley late Dunoer OF the S9ns
Geld Republican Jhus oe sCribts it: g.,
rors and The bows hear and burn with enthu counting
the nths or years before they can be old enoush %
s booS j. iu the one 10 put tleir hanc u
fu the main very ffuthl bQoS u youns nero As 1e
AID generous fu OF coahlen-s In hse and IN rs sbiy
to copou.r tenpatous he fsd met e found Vide
df-elce between the camp AM the Teside Hitherto His
virtuous efforts hsd been easy, ior they won PA'' sl
e,,eeIn now they were hsid ior they net with fcee O.
ay.r,io. sorey tempted sadly falling te vas ye' re
70 M. blessed bh oles5l1s. lie f9se Hs'' ~ 10.
.le5 noby upward Rom debsgeueat fore sn 1ke TO as
,tes ana habits he bul NJ The gins Of m boy iS lHAo
c.ne. a trta edincs Of manly Chtistsh vlItue.'
Now ready al all iae principal bookstoIe'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

DHYSIOGNOMY.- Signs of Character and
How 10 Resd them.
Nosp. Tn. Seore,ive Nose. The Conading Nose. Tho
Feonouic.l Nose Fcuione Noses National Noses. The
American Nose. Tie &c Eng'h irisa French iadao
Nrgco and MonxoAn Noses. Paoiho l,lauders aud Noted
Noses" No,es Of Srrptuopoet ca Noses Double Noses
a TopeI.' No.e-and the end Of the Nose.
A FALiAD FoN THa r.ES-Cnu oine-Medich college
for Women Beil p.;ertod Psyclcal distinctions OF Race
Science and the Aits-Arces Ettnoogy. Phy.ioogy.
Phrenol g Phys 'gnomy aud various ueia subjects IN
h- chronological Journal fo August lsc by First pos,-by
FOWLER WELLS. 3 Broadway NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
AUSTIN ELLIOT.

A NEW NOVEL By HRSRY KINGSLEY. author OF
RAvensho,' and Geofly iiamiyn" VOL Inc ~ ~ ~ g.
Kinssley place Of bis own among noyesis ln intense 40
terest Of plot rapdiy snd dash Of sci0n and FRESHNESS sh
pic,nresQue Of NO novels OF the DAY eAoee- '
Or Austin Elliott Tie Saturday Review say: ,,-,
This nove fuhls the hfst pn pose o. noNe. s
and anuses The story i effective s.d impiessIVs ALe o'
n new and net very imp I0bable" , .,
tP- The above BOOKS oI sale by all booksellers OF 'en'
TlCkNOk & FIELDS.
No l35 " Mashin. .ton-st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
NEESSRS. TICKNOR 81 FIELDS Publish
NI This Day:
rOSpITAJ, TRANSPORTS:

HOSPITAL TRANSPORTS:
MEMOIR or THE EMBARSArlON OF THE SICK
VIRGINIA. in THE SUMNER OF 1862. Compiled
published the equss Of the Sanitary Commission
Nvoi, l6mO. rs cents
THIS little volume is u interest the country and con.
sars such thrilling pictures viii serve to asien upon the
public mind those snd circumstances with which ie
bsnary Service IL associated and wheh have become his
serical
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

GUPREME COURT-City and County Of
- Nrw.i ofA-EDkh V. HAUUHWOUT, Francis Is.
hIrol. William 4. tanll, and William Davidson sgainst
5iIERBuKN ~ SANDbORN and Jo.iah Il. kchsfd.on
su'rmJfe Tor Relief (Cofn not s"rved.I ~-----N---
10 u- abuy. D-frnoInts You are here ". S Internal
by required TO answer the complaihtin Iescnuo stamp
th a,ti0u, which viii be hl-d la tAn 90 cents cancelled
olics OF tn- tle-k Of tho City and COun- --~-.---
IL M h., TofA tho city iIs VA ssid city aud 20 serve
cory VI 10 to tsl compliant On tao sabscnoes
heir ce No. 10 W an sIeet ito cy o! Nov" on.
wt tsrny days al fe ssfyco of this summons on yy
ne lay of aud you a 90 onswer
within ts e tfofe,aid a." plant is in
tns top sIp ttr Couu ief tho foioi densndod la
tat coml lsuiL-Dsted Iu0- Nia. lalJ -
HtfLL, CONABLE ARNOLD,
F.sntinf Attorney no ~ Wan street
The ..mpuut iu TIE aDo.e strd acton vas .rd 10 ~.
Ollie OF Cio.k Of tie CITY srd County OF he"fofA Oh
tLr 3.tt daJ Ji july. lsbJ.
null, CONABLE ARNOLD,
AMI ifaCw Bat riaint4| huoniefs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

THR ERIE RAILWAY CoMPANY.
No. 1874 West-st NewY Jolly II, 1867
DIVJDEND.-Th Directors of this Company
have declared DIVIDEND from the earnings of the
road for six months sndos Jth of June uno, OF ThBEE
ASD ONE-HALF PER CENT the PREFEkhE
STOCK the Company assuming aud paying the Government
Tax the undivided earnings belonging TO the freeHea
Stock Account for he year ending 30th Of Dec 1902
Also DIVIDEND Of THREE AID ONE-HALF PEB
CENT on the COMMON CAPITAL STOCK, free OF the
Uoitsd States Income Tax. ,
Both payable a. the Trossurers Office Fireplace on tho
O,h day August next the registered holders Of stock s
the closing OF the books -
Tho Transfer Books Of both Preferred and Common Stock
will 10 closed the closs Of business SATURDAY. the
Of July and be reopsned the morning OF TUE
DAY, tho llth day Of August. . . .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
pR0ADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

TFTVNDN n 7
ID No 2,7 broadway, entrance on Psrk place.-IN-
IkREsT NOTICE Dspositora are hsoHN notified thN a
interest on deposits .nt-d therco the rate
49, 1--WE PER CENT per ennuu, on suus net excetiinf
siGl ard -FOUR pth CENT over 1@F lif." OF uo'cfr-
,n.p, tax WI he p.id on sad after MONDAY 2U.h July.
Interest edited to dapptois, Hli not wifd avn VIII
draw interest tho deposit from let Jolly Bank
omen daily f.om 10 ., o'cocS .
FRANCIS p. SCuoALS. Prsiient.
WADE T.. MoEHAIL, Secretary.
Prrkr lraNisG. Accountant
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Goparlnershlp Noiltcs.

II nISSOLUTION.-Ihe CoPartnershp horeto-
~ foIe eIis.ing anser the hrm Of oAhDNhk COLBY
Co. this dissolved by mutual consent Either I4rty -
authorized tbs Of the hu IN quiiatol
ton. July 81. 1903 GAhDNhh Colby
GARDNER X COLBY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

GJnn-S250, $500, $3.50, $4OO.-Now is
% SNIO the time 10 .seate Home. DESIRABLE
bIIlLDINU LOTS for SALE at EIiIabstbpon. Y j. at
above prc.. according o situation monthly payments oi
10 zach ,aIen f do.iiol Apply 40 T. 4. kELLOOH No.
I1y Pesr.-t NeWsYork, OF COOLEY hkIDhlliER
EnEah,thporL
CEilll CASH, Balance on Mortgage ii De
qpOSIO .ned wall buy the neat two-.,ory FRAME
',UsF nd LDT on tho O. Smtih and Ainse
.s Wu'am,buf,h Apply to tho owner, Il. II. KELLOGG.
Nc. lJs Penl-.t, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
A FFLHTED RESTORED IGNORANC

THE UNITY OF MAN-and The Unity OF
Il LAngasge-TAe Law Of Deveiopment-Nstons lii. Indi
viduss-LsIitgce and Longi.ade, las B.basn MythOlo
C-The Pyramid', Ancient Rome, Wa and Progress.
The AMERICAN Man CoLtrased with the Engsh, Scotch
srsn trsAeh. etclhe Secret Of Longevity p.Iis oi
Mellow lie ia snoTtened-aud how TolOnssd.
PHrEiOLOGI ~ PULPITSOui AMI Body-Thsir Tecip-
poeal reationf-Ihe pToDensesDy p'isIhe true life
CiAcuLATIos OF rEs BLOoD-A new Iheory-LiGht. heat
nriacton-l Innate and Character SWIMMING etc in the
Angus, No fhREsOLOGcAL JOURNAL IS csns 30 yesf
TovLZK & WKLLs. ~ y and al news men.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

DIsSOLUTION-rhs Cop.Itnsnhip heretofore .rl'tinr
under tho hrm Of si.ADF oMiIli Co. T. tbs FAY dis
sol, ed by mutual Et.r paIty !. autLofkc4 ~
tho name o the hrm liquidation Phiiadrlphi. July J
ls1J JAnNih hLADf, 49,
J. fHAILEf SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Ecqnl Nolitto.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOS-
- no Az AMENDMENT TO TnE COSsrlTUrloH
R,oirsf (f %. Assembly cohcufl. Ihai ,hs ioAoEisf
10 piogossi 70 tle Constitution 81 sh' stAis
There thsu be sdied 10 the 'th article ofhe Constitution
Of this state AZ the twsniyi section thsfsoi The 'os
Whenever and tn, amendment 70 The Con'iiIn'
ot effect the Governor shall noniSsie .nd bJ
and h the sdvce ana ofiho senate tgpoui h's
r.oht comm .ousn Of spys.s who shall have poser TO
efiSo o.. sppsas hsn dsreudn. n the touf'
Ap,.A which may b. .nsfsnct 20 them by sad court ad
49,, nave al the general power. % Cont OF Record for
That purpose. Tic CLERK Of tho Court Of APpea 'hsl st
srk ,sd commits Toner, snd tie Juisment snd"sd ~
the fad shA be ,Et'red BY no .sf ois In
The records Tho Count of Appeals aud shall have 10 .a.
fcs abi effect " rendered bY be said court One o. ad
coiu.onef. .h. be named chief ooms'ionsr and the
ssii cpGaisson shall eouGne, and no sAi comnosei,
holi oce un, Al the esnse ifals-rfed TO ihsn h'
have heard and Determined bot not longer than iooI
year. from tho date Of the original commission The said
conaonsIs .hall receive the same compensation IS tbs
adge OF the Coun Of Appsss Tley appOn. the time
places OF ths uns and tue LssslAsas shsl provide
But aid nss ,ha be appointed for the time
those hIed o the Count Of Appeals. aud The Reporter Of the
Court Of Appess snail bs the Reporter Of the said eoT
srIrE oy NnvYorK IN sen., March ~. 1859.
Senate JAS IEKWiLLlGEA Clera.
srArk on ysw.YoRK. IN Assembly Apple :. 1889.
The foregoing resolution wa day 'se1 ~ order o. tho
Assembly. j. b. SOshmAN 'ss'
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS PROPOsIKG AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. PRO
VlD1NG THAT PERSONS IN THE MILITARY
Army OK navy THEHEOF MAY VOTE AT THE
PLACE WHERE lhEi MAY bE IN SUCH SER
VICE.
Re.ord Or tn. Senate ooncur That tho following amend
meDt bs posed To the Consultation Of this staie
section Of article /, hereby amended by adding Of tho
! end thereof IN. following words:
JtOtfded That ia time Of olectOr In The sctua mill
ary service of the United sie 10 the navy thereof
,b deprived OF vote by Of his abeooe tho
Sao bnd GO Lssatare shs have power to provide tns
which the limo aud places at which such alb
and tho and retains Of their
she election districts IN hich tBey respectively
side o. otherwise.
hiped (fthe Sense concuTl That the foregoing sncnd
bc referred Legislature to bo chosen
election Of Segaofs bnd that tho same be published
Tor tee pnOl such election pursuant to section
oi article 10 Of the COnstituou.
srArR ~ kE~-foKK. la Assembly, April ~. 1863.
Tie fsIegls Tss0lutons weie duly p...rd By order Of
the assembly. J. Il. CUSIiMAN, Clerk
STATE oP NKu YoRK IN Senate. April ~, 1868.
The foregoing resolutions duly passed. by order OF
lie senate. JAS. IERW ILLIOEH, LloIk.
STATE OP NKw-IOHK, OPpICg oY THB SEcHKTAhr ~
SrAIE Il have compared tho preceding wh the original
concurrent soloons h- n mi. oce, aud do csftify
net be correct Transcripts theIeiIOm and VI the
W.Oie u said org nat resolutions
hOAAriO BALLARD, Secretary Of State
jyl0 lawl3~S.
lfifBEt NE EnIiRI-(ify and Cnunty nf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Enanfial.

Nsw.YoRK AND Nxw HAVEN RAILROAD CoMPASH)
Conner sthav. and 27thst,
TaEAsvRERsO OFPlCs. July 10, 1863
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE
IN DOLLARS per Share Tree from Oovernmsns taxi has
this ~ Capital Stock Of the Company
payable o aud after SATURDAY, Aug l. ,
fhe Transfer Books Will be closed from the nSth inst TO
Ans / inc,usiys. W. BEMENr, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

HAMMOND On the Causes, Symptoms, and
IL SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF NNkVOUs DE-
Billy snd Oer Disease. Of the Nervous. semnA Uroa.
~ and SeEls Systeusby &. d. HANsJyD 81. d., former.
y Professor stees Auaomy. &c.. In the Syracuse Medical
College. NewiofG Priee 4 T. mailed free. l.. WARNER,
PGblisher, no. 4 esey 81. Asior Houpe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Army AND NAVY CLAiis.-We advance
n -, or do. ,u4 g -ct ca, iolowius cass.s Of
Claims inst tu. ooyernneni; OFFiCEhs' ACCOUNtS
Pay asd Bounty u discharged m-r, Subsistence 1na Ns
tpy Fxn.u.rs OrdaAoee and Qusrtefmsst.rS accounts
soined in tue Depar, Procure Tensions st iussna
SSd.fs widows uota-s and minpr chiidi-n snd BOUNTY
and ar,.r. of p-y for tho heirs Of deceased soldiers
sOMtk BLOWN Co.. No. .f.iAplace " l. 'ity. y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

NEW-YCRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN co. Tun,mERH's OYsIcs, corner OF Hn'sv ana 20 n
" New. YORK July It, lHdj-Itis tomPnny "lu o. 'he
IA, d,y Of Ansust ensuing pay OF their unsecured Bonds
follows:
Bouds dn- August |, 1889
bonds due February l. 1851. - ,
Dove Es,on,ion per cent Bonds due 1891 and 1861
Kri.mltion Bonds due 1891 aud i'j -
Intrfrst will cease and ater August !, l8hi
". n. EMERSON. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Boston Juse u.s. iss1 Treasurer OF the Fiscal Agency.

INTEREST NOTlCE.-The INTEREST on
4 tbo MJRT3A}F BONDS ~ the TOLEDO LOO ANs-
PORT aul BURLINGTON HALLWAY COMPANY dao
o. angus. will be ps.i a. the oire Of VI NJ JEsl
90 no % tnehsasc.psee, N-w.h ors, sud aer tha.
dae on r,senAIiou Of the plo!.r Coupon. -Nr~ fos,
July -. l't,J. JOHN ,. hENNEDh, Afrsdcht
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Tasxs-Oss Copy FOR year. S3. fvO Copis, ons
year. s5. Five COPe'. year. 3l4s Ten Copis'.
s22 so.
FOR = Club Of Twenty, s.ad an EIIa Copy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

LIMITED PABTNEnshIP.-Tho sutschber have tbis
dsy into Limited fGnbefship agreeable 10 The
Visions Of tho Of Assembly %: tho Commonwealth o Poou'
syvans .ppoy-d the llst day 81 Mach 1850 entitled Al
Act relative to Limited faI,ncfsiiga"
IN, name Of tho hrm pnde which tie said PalDepAp Ia
20 bo conducted is. "LEWIS, BUNKDnAN WliAR-
TON"
- general nstgr. of tho business be aH,aoiod s the
nay GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, ~nd tho
viii be carried OH ln the cit! Of fh.ladoipbia
I'm. u,mes Of th- general paItses Of t,e sad firm
HENRY LEWIS JOHN H.. bOAHpHAs and GEORGE
W. NliAWrON, IT,, all Of toe Guy oi Piiiadephia
Tho Special Partner - }. fAAiLhi SMITH, sso oi th'
City oi Philadelphia
Tso ~ cpitA contributed by the ieid J. fnlley
suir the special Faner hupiied thoassnd donasa
la cash
The period al which tc said panolshiP l. to commenoe Il
The day of lu.y 1898 aud tho period At w.eb At ~
to l.fnlrlie will he tle tarts'h day a. June, itoo
HhNKf LEWIS.
Jpnk L. BpAtDMAN,
GEORE W WHAKTGN, Jr.
0oreHl Padneis.
J FKkfLEY SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
~ HARLEM RAILKOAD co.

Il -1Ohk AZ IlAhl.Ish hhlissAoAi' wa
~ rkK,.uHrs's Oprics eorn,r 81 .th.sv and i6ih.st
York July ~ 1853 his Company hsv- made arrange
msu,- for aon Of 'eif ~hor trnt by tie "Ne-
COTTON 20 th. taus Loan pnst tomIany OF mort.
cage thor roa ucntng the hy sneA ai ~ tho
creation II sinking funi proydos TO- IT. gradual osns '-
fund mottgaea payable thirty yols nom it daf o. r"ofn
afy lest interest con per annuu, payable
,eni annu~liy 80. q.
Holders Vi .ho Second Mortgage Bonds or ts Company
duo August 1884, ether mortgage bond' may or % pc
fore he lat day August 1883 cNcpangc ar bonds Tor he
Consond.i ed and SinAins Fund Mougsse bonds.
Information OF nli part uhru can be obtained ironi tns
Farmers, Loan and Tfst Company the Inst 90 or AZ 'h'
office. W III. H. rhEhSpN i'v''"''''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
N sT. JOSEPH RAILROAD

/ Co-rO BONDUOLDERS-lhe plan tos the Teoisai +.
of S-cud-. ~ this fOrd having been competed
anu aed by tho Stockholders At their mrons held al iaa-
niba May % la, Houdhoders nouhed thst the Ne"
uouds aud Pictured Sook Jf th, Company ready Tor
exchange for the OLD Holds in conformity with the proy'
Ion, of toe Ind.nuse Of Apnl 1862 abe oe Of III VS.
e., As,rey - boston Plrtlss Ia Nca\ may % 'rsy
DR. i-r deposi, th-ir Bond, with Mcnr. pr LAUNAf,
CLAIM a Co No % Ws.t. who viii eject the eIchans
and retain theun the Bonds saI stock. .o.
H. = WATSON
Ro.on Inn. Is ieh1 Treasurer OF the Fiscal Agency
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Published by
}. r.. TlLTON & Co., Boston.

Published to-day; ~
ELOWERS FOR THE PARLOR AND
GARDEN.
ByE. :. RAND, JR.
This sren3i5y illustrated vcnoe on the culture o
f,yssnhoue et0ry SiOve Pe0r and GARDEN ROW
FeIns Bulbs &c Ins.rgcdous and plans ON tho bnio
ing soetins and keeping Cons-rv.ioes Gfeennoues &c
U,onsr sl,.s Ferneres &c; soil for the Flower Gar
S.n M of bert Plants aud seeds; How TO ProPsgate le
Of PlaD,ing and FlOwsI.ng In short every laormauon
$500 bv Inc the most erenced gardener III
a. volume ng-neeced aud the suthors high reputation III
fht.e rnate. insure ok thai ~i supply every "ah'
Rssdy 1t ell the BOoks,ores.
j. Z. TILTON Co, Publi,b.r
No. l6i WssAing gton-st., Boston
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14

THE hI0Hr WAY TO RELIEVE DRAFTED
MEs--The following advice from the
New York Evening Post is as good for
this locality as for New York:
If the members of the Common Couu-
Gil desire to prosecute the war by recruit
ing our armies, and at the same time
remove every vestige or appearance Of in
equality in the enrolment law, they must
amend the ordinance thus
LIST. Pay to. each conscript who shall
voluntarily serve, or shall himself furnish
a substitute, the three hundred dollars.
\ On. Ii he shall not voluntarily serve
or furnish substitute. and shall have /
family, pay the same to the person left il
charge OF that family, if proper person
for the purpose, and il not such proper
thea to Board Of Commissioners (wh,
shall act without pay,l to bo applied t
tho benefit of the family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14
UNION
MASS CONVENTION!
CHANGE OF PLACE.

After general consultation ~ mas
bean deemed expedient TO change
sbe place of holding the Mass Con-
vs,,;on. on the 22d of this month,
from Charleston to the JUNCTION be-
tween Montrose and Fort Madison.
The facility Of reaching this point by
rail from two sides Of the county is easy,
and for the northern portion of the conn
ty it is about as convenient, perhaps
more conyenient---than Charleston.
Let our Union friends remember that
the boys in our now advancing army,
look to them to do the home work, and
in the language of many of them, to "look
well to the FIRE in the rear Let there
be such gathering Of the loyal peo-
pie, and the supporters OF the Ad-
ministration, on the ED, rs viii give con-
fdcnce to our cause. and assurance to all
that we will redeem old Lee from the
embrace, -ef those who would STRIKE
hands with jeff Davis, were he likely t.
invade or Stases.
An old time rally is what we wasn't, ant
| must have. Come with your families
your friends, and your neighbors. Com
in wagons, on horseback and on foots-
And bring your baskets well filed
and let us rejoice together over the lat
glorious achievements by our hero war
rors in the field. Every man and patri
OF win be more than anxious to take thu
hand of his neighbor in congratulated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14
mr.. Har ian's Appoints cnss.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN win address the people a.
follows; 444Et .s4
Fort Madison, lee Co, on Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
keoknk, Lee Co., We nesday, Sept I'd, 49,
keoaauqus Van 30 rem Coz. Friday Sept 4th
Bison,frid, Davis Co, Saturday, sept, oh.
Ceptreyine, Appano6s@ Co. Monday. Sept 7th.
Gordon. Wayne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon Decatur Go. Wednesday, SEPT, 9Th.
OceoIs CLARK Co, Thursday. Sept. 10Th.
Winterset, Madison Co, Friday, Sept. nth.
Des n otnes Polk c., Saturday, Sept l2th.
lndianota, Warren Go Monday. sept l4h.
knoxviiie, III sxioa Co, Tuesday, sspt 10Th,
Charlton Lu cas- Co, Wednesday, Sept. 18th,
AteiA Monroe Co, ThursdAs, Sept. nth,
ouumwa, wnpelio Co. Rhday, Sept. 18th.
Eddyvfne wspeiie 90, T desday, Sept. % d.
lskalQasA. N ahxAkA "a Main sndsSv ksFt-SSav--
KIgoarney, keokuk Co, Thursday. Sept. 2lth-
Fairecld, Jefersoa, Friday, Sept 25th.
wsshlngton, Washington Co, Monday Sept eSth4
wsppetlo, i.ouisa Co, Tuesday, Sept. s9th. y =
Buriin gtoD, Des Moines Co, Wednesday, Sept. 30th
The several County COMMITTEES are requested 10 b
dihxrn In xsAng pnblic police 81 the time nd p,sce
OF meet NJ 3n their respective counties aud IN MA
Ing all necessary arrangements for the mcertpvs
The meetings. In all the appointments Will commenc
al O'Clock. y. NJ. ts Is Ax
II FH0s. r. wrTrHkow,@
Cha Repub State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14

~ Between now and the Presidential
election, not less than sixty Thousand IL
hnois soldiers will come home in tune to
vote. These men feel and talk very
much as John A. Logan does, except
that majority Of them hate Copperheads
worse even than he does. Will not the
Copperheads have sweet time In al=sss.
ing their candidates when these iIixty
thenaaud soldiAr hoya come kenA9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14

CALrroRrA.-Three States hold their
Annual Elections in September--as fol-
lows
Vermont, Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
California. Thursday, Sept Sd.
Maine, Monday, Sept. I4th.
Each Of them elects a Governor and
Legislature Vermont md California elect
Members Of Congress also.