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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
The Tribune has the following
Stonemaa' . Station, March rs.

TO-
Stsnemsa's Station, March rs.
Reports came in thick and fast yester-
day TO the effect that tho enemy were In
force on our right flank. but invsstiga-
ton proved there was no cause for alarm
in that direction, only : few prowling
around. .n.4g8s.u neF
Renewed excitement was apparent
Heavy bodies Of theensmy.s iDfantry are
on the south side Of the Rappahannock,
at baais and q g. tord1, With "a evident
Intention Of preventing orr crossing u
these points. ..s@
Weather stormy and unpleasant.
The Tribuns's Washilgton special
states several good Union inhAbitapla Of
Fairfax Court House, who have for some
tins hem regarded - wolves in sleeps
clothing, we're arrested last night, By Or
der Of The Pspyoss Masshal at Fairfax c.
II. The arrest Of other persons claiming
to be loyal would, it y bslisvcd, breakup
IN Organised band Of citizen spies and
tnarAuders. One Of the persons arrested
is chsaged with smaggling clothing,
boots. gkess, md other nssss1ariss sAro'
70 tho -1a4mys others With farnishing In
Eaors h.s been mac today It head
qussten 10 obtain 1 statement Of militia
y lsssssrs o. the Mississippi, but repeat
Cd kilograms Of enquiry bring no answer.
Il i hoped Farragus has passed Port
Huason with HE deet. - . later dispatch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Albany. N. Y. March 27.

Yesterday the ice in front Of the city
damed up and lodged on the bar below.
The docks and piers are ~ feet under
water. One thousand feet Of railroad
track. between East Albany and Troy
Was washed away.
The Southern mail was taken acros,
last night. Mails left this morning via
Schenectady, and will be in New Y orb =
4 p. m.
Water subsid ID Is inches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
San Francisco, March &c.

San Francisco, March &c.
Sailed the ship Starlight. carrying S..
600 sacks Of wheat
The salvors of the treasure from the
wreck Of the steamer Golden Gate offer to
compromise with the original shippers by
paying them fifty per cent, of all money
recovered. Some accept. and others viii
contest in the courts for moro.
The salvors hope to recover nearly oil
the treasure that went down with the
Gate, already having brought between six
and seven hundred thousand dollars to
San Francisco. tt
The Legislature agreed to adjourn zine
die on the 4th Of April. A prepoaition
passed allowing the people Of the coun-
ties along The line Of the Pacific Railroad
70 vote whether bonds shall be Issued to
the amount Of twsnty-Ooe thousand dol
lars towards building the road within the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Msnsary Neslce.

ssbt - Military No9lces
HEADaUAaTERs, ALsxAHDnIA, MOI
February 2iss. l6s3.
1PDcIAL ORDax No. =.
II 10 hereby ordered, In sceoriarct with Gene1l
Order No. 3fsom DiAsSict aesdCuAEtsrs eih Miitar,
District thAt Ill ANN uniltsa ~
reported to these Headquarters. Any failure ~ CON
ply with The foregoing III The arrest Of De II
fender Irrespective ofpessons. sgss4e 1854
~ order Of
CAPT y. r. HACKNEY, Cond'g rost,
PERRy SAWYER. Act AdJt. fHsbQl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

7 EGAL NOTICE.
STATS or lowA,l..

s11 lrs c o. a.9oNwA'I...
Turner, Wilson Co.. ". Hagh Smiley, Martha
SniAlsy, Narssfet Davies. johnson Daviss, Con.
verses HArdtne ~ Co.. A i Uemtex, : y DeminU.
The defendants win take notes that there u nov
ME In Ghs Oce Of the Clerk 81 the District Count
Of Lee county, lowa, 81 Pert Msdson, the petition
Of Turner, Wilson Co. ststIne that q ~ Decs0eer
term, 1851 of6aid Court, they seoovered tudxment
againatd s6enasns n ash n. S0neys for 0a51es With
interest and f0reclosuys Of fNcsaeaGs On twSctH
Dst VI ground, on ffsh uress, by ons Auoded aaep,
Gut u Lo4s Asven ANA auht, u Bioak tAastysDt1s N
the City Of keokuk. Lee county, Jowa. ceqnApei1g
hunafod fest On Rihk streUt from the ooyBor ~
5th aud Johnson seseeas end extending towards he
alley. IN 49, Meek. t.enay teetg AuA In sAAe 49,
10 Cenvesss, Harains - Co. NJ ~ suu N q ,i98
said I1oti9Ien sents Shat n T. Dcnip3 shl O. ~
Deu3pHs hts Ntfs, andegs0ok 10 conway aid tWosty
Sscf with impTsy sments - Hugh n. Smiley .lnd thnt
said Smiley and Martha smiley undertook 70 mort
Ags said property 70 said A. l.. Demng, but In both
the Deed sad Aostgage there vas an error IN the
description. Bald petition representa- thai aAd Mar
gsrst0. Davies end Jshnscn Davies havs intsrsst
II said pronef}e- The pFayef Of ~ pe1ltOp r Ter
rsfornatfoA Ofthe Deed and Mortgage, The eancel-
aon d lntereSts or al defen aanta ~ osAor for
sssds, and fer general rslief.
Unisxsyou appear and answeR said petlusn On o.
bsloFe ~ ~ ~ u the 1y tern, No. ~ mid 0Ou1
~ nOen, eomnepc.ng the "a Monday ot Nay, daueee
bstaasn sccofdihs 70 ths prayer q The BILL ~
RANKIN nocRAly,
Is narss-AAw AtaseDsyss eS 1tnnt1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

Albany, N. Y, March II.
The water has receded two feet, but is
still several feet over the docks. Between
Albany and Stockport the ice is firm and
formidable. The trains are running on
time and the mails are regular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

WlLLAk 4. BATCHkLOR'S celebrates HAIR Dys
produces color not . b distinguish from aats
wasantsd not 70 njurs AsAaif inths t;rsmediss
the III effects OF bad dyes anl hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIH in.,.n.,v tur..
sspisndsa siacker brown, leaving ths hAirsoftand
bsantiful. Bold By Al dspsstuas -. a3sse ass
Tho genuine L. sisnsd wlILIAN 4. RATcHrIon-
- ~ yssr si1es If sseA boz.
Factory. No. 81 Barclay Street. Nee yo,k rr.a.
~ nfoadwryand lsBond1trest.1 Iiss-dtM1x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
New York March 81

NCW 4OIAp MATCH II.
A steamer from Port Royal and Bean
fort the Goth arrived to-day. She re-
ports the capture of the British steamer
Nicholas with valuable cargo, consist
ing partly Of powder and Ito cases of III
lies. of Wilmington, by the stesmer Vic
toria.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

(IEiGINAL NOTI(

To Hugh Z Reid. Albert VI
J Trtber. Dr., Wa Aubsa
J Patton u Co., n aso y q Y
Co.. John Cayencer, Judd |
Bliss a. Co 4 G watts 1ek'
America, Charles piele /.
You, aud each Of you, are u
10 now on Aie 10 the cfars OF
Court u Les County, iss q
Samuel 4. Go. rye, elaimingb
the sum Of 1sv en- = ao0s ~ ~
inter est Per N, - pssI
notes secured ft d nsprsgn u
Taylor, aad since Assigned te !
datsa SepseWb er S3d, jkeos sbl
Of yoa the fosecIosUSe 81 e. =
ing spoD Me west kslfNf ~ 3
ton eighieen. csntAining dgl
Tev ssAir ssxs y.sIx tsel nsfl
and the sSsth hall VI herstoa
fGSl ksnge s,x lsj sect. eli
iaFtAeS ~ ing for = ss1e 81
relief,
Asa xniess you sppeas "a
OF betofa ossssl eftAs seeOnt
satd Court, 10 csM mknce
day sfesfssDb~s A. D., ~
sgAtDsi yss end JudSpsnt N
fur tn sstd petition.
mAfAVNbN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

The Frankfort train was delayed lasl
night by q Locomotive running of the
track. The train broughtths news Of the
retreaf ~ The rebsh from Danvills toward
Som&ssl Dslville refugees are coming
in, aud Some excitement exists At Lexing-
ton. but popular opinion gains ground
that the recent invasion Of Kentucky VA
5nerely assavalry mid. .ss4
LArE1s-The frankfort train is in
The passsngers diaagree in their reports
concernaAg thsreyAcGation Of Danville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

New York, March 81.
The rebel Col. Faaft Hho oonstruc ted
the fertilization 1t Yorktown and Fort
Darling was arrested in tais city to-day,
and placed in Fort Lafayette. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

\ coU0H, COLD. OR An iRIlITATHD TERvAT
cd % progress, results In serious Pulmonary
ana Bronchial affections, ofteutinss incurabis.
BRowM's BRONCHIAL ,rxooxns ~,
reach AveeAS the affected parts end give Alasse NJ
~ ny reslst. - bRons HIrps, Asrnn ,and CAsARAH
theyss~ bs'zsfciai The good effects suitng from
the ussees sTrschss,sAd thsis sxtsnAsd uss, has
caused them 70 DO eeunte retted BE suro 10 Guard
against worthless imitatons OsrAn onlyths ssssiss
sscss Bronchial TyseAss which have ,rsvsd their IN
cacy ~ Atsst " many years. HU1xfc srsAxxas ahd
sisosas should aee the TrccAss. Military ocers and
soldiers vAooveS-tsx the voice and ere sxr&usa 70
sndden changes should have them Sold every where
1t Is cents per box. jsn4i-d1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

Tie S. S. Dci.s, 81. Thomas, via Ber-
muda Goth, arrived to-day. u. 8. g..
Vanderbilt arrived at St. Thomas from
Barbados. The Governor invited Ad-
miral Wilkes to dine with him, but the
latter declined, giving - reason that
the Governor had entertained Capt. Maj
felt Of the pirate Florida few days pre-
vious.
Admiral Wilkes transferred his flag 10
the Vanderbilt.
The Wachusetts was at St. Thomas on
10th, also the British steamer, The Aries
and another unknown blockade runner
Admiral Wilkes MAS. there to seize two
blockade runner4 ftAey Jeff the port.
The Aries started on tn 10th, but oh
serving the preparation of Admiral
Wilkes to pursue, she turned back, and
the Captain then applied TO the British
steamer Phaeton for protection. which
vas afforded. The Vanderbilt left the
same day, it was said, for Havana.
On the morning of the 18th the Phae-
ton conveyed thetwo blockade runneYs ont
The Wachusetts did moi follow them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
/ Harrisburg. Pa. March 81

Gov. Curtin telegaphs to-day from the
army Of the Potomac that he finds the
army in admirable condition and good
spirits. with full confidence in their Chief
and subordinate officers. His intention
before returning is to visit nearly, if not
quite all, the PA. troops in the army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Washington, March 81.

The representative chiefs of the Chey-
ennees, Arapahos, Camanches and other
Indian tribes from the plains, accompa-
MED by the Commissioner Of Indian AT
fairs and Superintendent Of the Census,
visited the Executive Mansion to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Cairo, March "a.

AdiIo, MaIcn Af.
We have Memphis dates to Wsdnes-
day p. m. There were rumors respect
ing guerrillas, and even heavier rebel OPP
erations in the vicinity of that city, but
most or all of them are no doubt the work
of secessionists.
Our force at Greenwood had returned
to within fifty miles Of the Mississippi,
where j. met Gen. Quimby's division. A
council was held and it is believed that
the entire force will return and abandon
the Iazoo Pass route of fanking Vicks-
burg.
Three Of Porter's boats had reached
Yazoo river by the new route of Sunfow-
er river, and it is even said they had gone
as far as Greenwood. This is premature
but there is no doubt of the superiority of
the new route.
Saturday night barge loaded with
$1,000 bushels Of coal aoated by. the bat
teries at vicksburg in safety. The Goa
is intended for Farngut's boats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Dunkirk, March q.

The steamer New York left Dunkirk
at 81 this morning, for Cleveland and
Toledo.
Navigation is now entirely free, il is
understood, to and from this point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Lexington, KY. March e.,

1865 A9k1uBs0u, n.y. VU1TcU II. 4
Train passengers cay our forces had
re-eronsd Duck River in pursuit Of the
rebels Other accounts insist the rebels.
hare left Danville. IL.
1 Passengers from Mt. Sterling, Just ar-
rived, report Al quiet. ,s4s 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

+ EGAL MOTIF
- - litAk - Gx~vns g.

lie 8utoe - 0fhyNs
You are hefety nost1od "a
the csnee Of the CieSG 81
sesliy, Ia~~, ~ Fort Nh
a.. ,fsahaM, ciaiminE ~
saad Datlsrs - u,sr~x sac
and ateo clAisaipg A1DiEss
a certain Mortgage gfvea y
sseuse th~ m,ss sus4 on. s@
The n " I Vt the y = 1 ~
~ two f29i In ToSnsI1n
Range No. 3, Vest, 10 l
ANA unisss you spp
bsbOse Ds~s Of iho &
Of said Distr.ct Court,
day in Nay, isG3, sudx
I'd AxaiEss ,os W aalas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

r.. XECuI'UK.I

T.. XECuI'UK'I
sllE STATE OF l0
CovnIy ~ LEE
To John = stsveEpoF
PsiceT Astlssisia -
eie 4 PTiee, guard
Ffancis An,eftSs {
vLen IL nay csne
You, ana eSeh VI
b now On lie IN he
q Fort Aasiisc q, 81
executor OF The esta
for IN sy1sr Ana -
iDing dsbts das n
srsibed resi- estate,
Of See s., Up. ~.
srres, silh ali The
oil Kinggoid. Isva
r., -, ~, ~, y. n
81, 81, s. 50 %, "
-. - - - -
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NOTICE.
Benian,n lnhnscn

To Deujamtn JphnsOni s@FN
tbs once of the CIofk n The District Coun Of Lee
county ioss q KscASl. petition o. Prsdestck xass
claiming against yeu decree tor The sAsceltssen es
certain Mortgage, given b said xugy TO you, upon
certain Neal ksos< Lee sOussy lows, and also pay
inK foT 1udgpept for Two Hundred Nsiiaes - Hoseg
paid ~ pistAt1 70 y0u tiSexlI and usurious In
aosest aDd Satbeut tegAi contthsrstten
Asd unless VOC appear thereto and AsSsnd before
noon ~ III s1cpnd4Ay of uextter 81 sntd DYies
Court commencing IN TIA 1Est NondaJ ~ 9SpJsaber,
ls63, decree and Judemsnt viii b rendered aganss
BANKIN 4 McCRARY,
u.E36-dlw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Salt Lake, March 81.

Every thing quiet. No more excite
nnent here. The Indians burned Boyd's
Station, this side of Deep Greek, last
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

The Silver. Mining Co. declared third
monthly dividend of a 500 per foot. be.
ing some $4,000 profit ON the entire
mine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
!. @. Of G.. =.


NNHb nndeniGnod hgvimg hoanhe NJ. hnSkIEa0
4 stosA 81 Gssserss, ~ W. surnsr 81 hight md
Main streels, and i4d In . neW Stock At shA lowest
prteoa, prepared 20 sell, the best terms, Tor
Dash, an4 WA ks6p GOOD ns54rtuept . Aanis e
ell times. GALL AM SEE. -. 4
~ Rememher the paaks Corner 9Th and Main,
lndSr the Dudlsy Hopee. III .
msEg7-d3m T. n. MCCUTCNEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
Louisville, March 81.

A special dispatch to the Journal says
so men of the 10th KY. cavalry surprised
the rebel pickets in the vicinity of Dam
vile last evening, who retrcated to Dam
vile in great disorder The rebel force
in Danville was $500. This proves that
the rumor of the rebel abandonment OF
Danvillc Is incorrect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

ORIGINAL MOTTO

To James w otley, k7sSn6r
Margaret TArbell, Earsh y
Charles Parsensk Co., \ A.
estate ot Mxry b Schinits, u
Aeoksr 4 Co.,:
You, and EACH OF y on, are heS
10 now On Ale 10 the Office II The,
y usk Of Lee CspDty, lowa, II !
ton " Henry Csids ell. elab
Jamsa'w. 0usy, Twenty -1hSe}
Eight 76-llo Doilsrs, With ~
snnum, psyIbie annually. a.
Aos'gnNss made BY yeS 70 q
nssigped - htrs NJ barney,
Henry C1tdweiI, datcd lana o.
against sseh of yon the fcsas1
this sssne being upon Lets M
., IN tsason's Upper Adsiiiivs !,
Lac Comfy, IoWA, for The psas}
thef AskiDe Tor the sale NJ said
ruiisf. fs
And unless son appear -
before noon OF the. second d
the sa,d Uistli<t <kaust Il
holden On the Isl Monday In
q tefauIt viii be entered n
men, rendered ythereon.
80. 49, 40 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
STATE OF IOWA.

AuJuthHE UehGFAI7t UuSctt INW1,f
Davenport, KetxHaxy ~, 1851 .
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A. WALL OF Lac county, hereby appsinted
special AiA-Ae-Csup 70 the Governor. and wiii TIC
obeycd and respected accordingly
John " Cl~ghorn, Of Lee county, win act as Post
Quartrrmastrr A. Ke1kuk, and wiA have aAe and
charge Of all Arsls, AMwsAieon, scs0usrenents. and
other propert, belonging ~ the State II Keoknk.
The onicsrs Of Co. A, Southern Border Brigade,
will report ~ Lieut. Col WALL Immediately, for fur
tAer orders.
By order ofthe Commander in -cAief,
! y s4 Il 81. h. BAKER,
feb2o-dN Adj General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
NOTICE.

yhe Presbytery Of k-ekuk viii hold It's nert stat
meeting In keokuk on the ID Thursday isthl Of Ap
next II II osSAock, r. ~. - ~
&C. BEAMAN, Stated Clark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28
ncAIi-dA4
.()hlal !

Ie ess e 10
n: s s:;:' ':.;:: +
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-28

And ali other ciaims againM the Government upon
The most fAsOEA bic terms. sya
No PEGS charged until ssttsfnstory Yetusns are
csived All inquiries ~ natl viii receive vFou pt AZ
tcni,oa. WN. b. LOVE. AsGsy - IAv.
once Next door 10 Post OAsre tup stAiTsl Ksoknk
l~N1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
Coparinrrobip uo.ircs.
C,ERTIFICATE or LIMITED pAR1N

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED Partner
~ sHlP.-Thi, ii to osftfJ sLsf w.. "he'u name' al.
scvefsiy unisEnsc. es''Ioas Of fefniis LinI.ed
far,nefship and
fi,.i That ,hs name firm under which such Psrnsl-
slip b. DO conducted Is JkkOME, hELLO0o. d
COMPANY.
Seoad rhat the general nature OF he tnsass ntsniel
by soch P.fsrshp IL TO buying sud s,i
on orpofste State, and Govetuucnt seculties.
IAd 1b.t OF a tho gore 81 and fpeetl paft-
n,rs o. no said -tlrsN a. fo'1sa. ADDISON ~.
JEROME ar JNO. KELLOGG, 'DuisbN - JEROME
IT, JOuN A COsDlr HEtRY fiICH and 1IOHtk W.
YER kALlN 1but John Kellogg, Addisyn u. Jo-
rome. junior John A. Condi aud osorgo WNef Falm ~ OF
wDse places n estsce in tho tJ, 'ouns AL y -
o! Yotk, srd Henry ftch, vhrs- r~tfaHc. T. in ne
Town OF Bergen. County Of Hudou and hiss of hrS f'-
gonrfa psfbet nLd sAal ts saii Aidson - Jrfo mo-
wAon place oi fes-ence IL $40 Cit " hew'l oIA
a4oicslld, IL aspu..L ps.t.sf.
THAI tie - capital which hs sii special
has con'bUte 10 bc s'ock Oi he sad :
ueshp !. One llundfca Ihounnd Doiiafs
fUta Thai Tie Iefod "bicn he .li Psr' lslp l. 70
connsuco il the hrt dsJ Of june shousand .lsht
hunorel and ,1tyhrss sni ITO period Which ssi Par
ncuhp IL b of1uso il the thirty hn day of hay, Ooe
th.usaad 81 .it AuaaTaa aud sitJ-fiS.
A.wiire.. our hnnd, ~ twenty eysah day Of sy.
thousand eisLt hundred aud sirty-,hfe
bi.n-d, JOhN kkLLOGG
ADDISON JEROME, junior
JOHN a. COSDiE,
HEsNY flICH
CLOHoE ". vER NALIN,
General PsftncI,
ADDISON JEROME senior,
SPECIAL raItneT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
Go Whom u man Concern.
NAA LlFAhrt E'Ts
raovor MArsuAL GEsrHal', OrEcs,
Ws,hinslsa. ID. C.. Jans .. i5aA

ws,ansjsa' D. G, Jsa, >. iss1.
CURCULAR, No. al. Section Is Of The
~ AT srpfer.I mlfeh 10 "fr felns ,nG lsllir 9
90, TIE nsisrs ferrss sne ar sihof ysss j. =. lss~'i
"sIcrios ~ Art D. faihsf o cisf, nat snI Fe'o
drid aud .shsi q .P,s. A. s.f'.s D. 'y o. % D'l.'
t. Psos IN - an. oi - sy p'l % '1sh p-f'
N. n~csisry Of Wa auto s' % fsesvs a. '4eA
ay ds,sfu ofits pfocaf-ln o. 'ach '.h'''es. sh!sa
49, st b. 6Ird Co lff ~ a.c by ltIrr lf+sf ysGs
a. the ne - orderif ttN fof any N'ss r' o 80
eup1a -b pefson - flffshtE tu stf ofttf "a
ls lAft Au3 snJ .s9l isns 70 f'f ~ s e de- 90 .
Of notice gs lre.l fie'filri u.t .t t-ftag .'sv't
d.,snsf tut ssa b. srsis1 By ths fiovot sba 'ai
ths lsafrs u4Llafy i1f hls4 o. e-it 4egtsl
ur,ss uron poq-f shasi Tat ieis aoi 1 to 90 rtsy
d.g. tLo boaf3 " Aalsoai s-s.. f,4.sre -- fe ne
etf"
iti.hs,.b, arnegue.i that ihs ms1u; 10 hs pa Ia &c
oOi4.4eo ssia ~ i9ss tsei 90 o - L---.-oAt -
by aay person who uty b. lt- iH .id. D a' 90 et 'i
ln fiaa sess has 3soo tIrIeJ - ss,l,iaiy u H a.
IL Tbs ,olif,ionef - fa,srrd Rsvouoe 90 ..eh Coz.
occasional Dlse been aui4ongsd br tLc soefriaJ ot
ecye fom dsfsi pspoa' ho ts 30 pa ior its par
pos Of pton, the sbore 'racn-t Ga fecspi
Of MS .um Clllscof Il usina hssapu> slsl .i'c
ef-se4 lsy4ss ~ ca. Issf q. Oaa eopJ Of
On OF b~frr tho dy drat.e p-f,on rsqu-d rsg.r
for duty and hen delivered b Board 4.Jod pet
.on slsu "a BY ths bovfd -ith ssts oi
gten 81 Aasg ai9ut o fs9t.ii a .l.-osaofa
Buisaal atu. that TIE P1fs'a 10 ahaf go om iafihcf
haDy iar tsi tii ~ fcasgn Of hssuE sid the an o.
tnfsr hundred 1Oilsrs
III me Proyo,tbi.nha sh.l make ooi within tie e.,
Moudsy VI. ascy 'eel s1stfat ol gc'us whom -
piiors lisfy service ts have nsa - isd ny tl"
board d4nns tue prgviolt forn ~ Al 'rteris VI
ceiuGoses 81 dspos delivered O. The bo.d uy ieson'
els!mn. pon u having p.8 TO required
s.a. 81 l.sleJ, s4a.. accompany the sbstfAc-
JANIS Is. Ei.i, fs0spH' d "ihh GENERAL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
Drp Goods.

AT KINZEY'
'hAAi GREAT CLOSING .
s.,ooo WORTH or LACE GOODS rMsRoibERlEs.
RlBBoNs, FLOWERS, LACE sHAWLs AND
AiA'iiIT1 STRAW G000ns. AND
YANk5hhn gl5hn HL5srb sS4l9Ns
UNTIL THURSDAY, JULY 0.
IN ORDER TO
MARK Down ing PRICES 4,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL
IN CONSEQUENCE Of ILL HEALTH.
CLOSING oTT MSs0ys' s,ss0y " e. &c. 90 g. yard
siLK lLiUsiOSs 3. DC. ystd.
81 CfSTs On rHh DOLLAR
STRAW BoNEE ;, GO, ss3;
CLOSING NaAPOLifANs, 25c. to 81 IS
CLOSING sThkW BoNEtTS iSo to s'c
CLOSING BLOOMERS snd SHAkE rs. l2c. 10 23o-
CLOSING PINE BLOOMEBo BIC, TO 15c.
LESS THAN OLD PRICES.
CLOSING PAkAsoLs aud SUN uhBAtLLAs' ese'' 7'o''
LACE sHAwLs.
Fi',y Cent' the Dollar.
CLOSING ALL SILK LACE sdAwLs 81 2stos,:
CLOSING ALL SILK LACE .sH AVIS. ss 2S to sa
CLOSING SILK GEck GESsf ms4TLEHs. s4THGfh 81 1s,os
CLEARING SALE COMMENCES
THURSDAY. l0s IN.
CLoslXG gENTs' HANDKtRcnlEfs: sc to 25s; 1.
tLO'i'p "is''A>o .1s ~ 49,
IcCj5 EXTRA FINE HANDKERcHIEFs, no,,,,,
TEARFUL SACRIFICE IN THE ...,.,,.,
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMEHf'
THOUSANDS OF COLLARS. &c to 81 80
THOUSANDS OF BANbS. 30. TO isc.
HUNDREDS OF SITS. 20. g. : II -.
THOUSANDS OF Walls &C. 20 u.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF
BLOND LhCEs LINEN EDGINGS lc. rer yard
GOODS SOLD Az THE PRICES hDNEkli5ED
$3.50 PARIS LACE Mis- 81 pes paiTuP
IVVVo fAiI,s 49, = s,, o. az, frpy
CLOSING OCI HOSIERY, a. Be-. &C., &C. ec.
CLOSING OUT HOSIERY. - zoe, 10. 10. lso-
CLOSiA 80 OUT HOSIERY, a. Zoe. llc. i9e., &C.
CLOSING OUT flGE ISLE HOSE Wc
1900 FANS CLOSING OUT &C.. &C.. Sc. 70 ST.
ENTIRE STOCK CLOsiNO OJI
SPOOL COTTON CLOSING OUT, D., i'c per dofeA.
LNCELLENT 911YARD COTTON, DC SPOOL.
BLsT 20o-HAKD. WARRANTED tqn.l to CO.iesi OF
CLOslNG OUT LOT OF CLARK's COTTON, De-
CLOSING HESr CHOChbI COTTON, 30 ss9eL
CLOSING HE.r DARSlNG on SPOOLS, 10.
FRENCH WORKING COTrONS. lc.
SWAN BIRD HOOKS AND EYES, io. oari
CLOSING LOl Ot PINs 10 paper.
bI>r ALfACA Bka.DS, 10. d0Iso.
CLOSING OUT SK RI NKAlD.. j..
sEWiNG SILKS fWO sKEiSs Tor lc.
sENlSG siLk On SPOOLS. lc spool
CLOSING LINEN AND Tw wtILED IAPES. le, 2e
MlIH QUANTITIES Or ~ tkt kl1D W oOODs,
ALL 10 BE SOLD pff.
STORE RE-OPEEs THURSDAY. ma m.
NM. hINLE4.
Nos. al ard 10 kiphlA iV,
Le.ssru 2lsi aai 4ii ,ii
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

r. kEW MUSIC.--" Continental Guard Grand
~ Mslchh Powell New Sparkling Pots" Cloy. "B on.
tcfe Polka" end Laughing 6acp" Bske-. IS cis esoh
"sha know each otnsr u ere"-briam varstiar, by
CIOoe-54 o.s. HObACE WATERS, No 4si ot{Vsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
Jrstrufnon.

- MER. SCHOOL INST" 1855.
~ !, reliable Edncaionsl tIchsugc.
For al wLo seek Teii n tiled Iezcters
For pfrser,iDs Trs-ber. vso wish Ens,gemon,,i
For selling aud renting School Prop.rts.
For gyius ftGruts tniCrB.s,iol ~ good schools.
SO7ics TfAcHznsI nose Who expect a. 20 nolinsi-
IN. ID sor vac zncies scho year sbcuid "a
apo cator. We receive orders fof Kind of istcH-
bs nave special en- for sspse Nude Drawing ans frshch
IsscIsu
Cifta'af srp,inirg plan ard term, Al TvirE ttc!As
sdacalioLa pBsigess re'e suces. sent for stamp
y. ;. WOODAiAS Co. E3lcsdor Al 4 s.rp,
Ifvius Huiidins. No So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

ALTHOUGH Bookkeeping, Writing, Arith-
~ ln.tie ke. are spec.. ies .sqytt q. PAINEs MIR
CAMILLE COLLEOES. 30, o. BoFsry. y. l.. tEa g.. 70
Fltou.si oosya ys: ape piovsons 40 Easte fo 9 e
Instruction Of adult pupils IN R~adus spelling su al 10
gh branches. zach pupil receiving strictly private inue-
lIoa. n. b. No Nassloa.