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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-12

A NEGLECTED. C0USs, CoLD, An In
hiTArxs On SoaE TnRoAT n allowed
70 ps0kress results In serious Pulmoa.'
AIRY bropchical and Asthmatic Diseases
oftentlDcs incurable. BRowE's BaoH-
eH CAL TRoCnEs roach directly The ~
fected paris, and give Almost I'm m ediats
relief. For BKoScHrTls, ASTHMA, Ca.
rAaRu, and oHsrnPIr Coroas the
Troches are useiul. prsLir sPrAK-
~ and SING hRs should have The
rroch.s 10 clear and strer CITIZEN The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-12
MILL SITE AND MACHINERY
NEW FURN TU R E.

4 Y
The having purchased The stock In tr7ee
Of .sKsrIe, Schulz Co have associated themselves
unaey me name Of DUNCAN, X ,RLE l. CO., and viii
here's fser carry the wholesale ant retail Fnrnaurs
bushes In all It's branc. es They offer to their Gus
toners the mnst complete assortment in the Guy ~
reasonable prices and Will use their best enaeAvos 70
deserve The patsopag &c OF the public
). A. DUNCAN,
JOHN KAKLk
CHARLES SCHuAz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-12
SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

NAN makes high prices: Sspopifer helps to re-
duo teen Itmzhes Soap fur -Four cents pou nd
by using your I t~h~n erase.
UPCAUT1OA As spurious Lye onrrrd
also esre'a ard onls buy the Pa te ed ART ele
pus mp In Iron cans. all others being Com ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-12
Commercial.
ceRsEcrsD e.iLy sr
$ IL A NJ l. l..
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth ard Main Streets.
DAfns1ArR Cirs Opsr~rl
gx0K-x IEc 8. 1863 |

~
gxox-x nKc 8. 1863.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
FLouR-supersre ~ 81: spri., wh.a, .1,r,
~, saii whea, Kxtrsss e5 10 - IS.
corr MkAt--el 70 y loo as,
BsAx-si 90 per 100 Is.
sHiP sftrs-ei 20 IT, 81 s5.
G0RS-5s soV az~h.
wHgar-s 81 oossi 10: sprins sss7se su
KNE-6o 10 Csc
OAT~-35G6ee
GRHEy APpLES-sce 10 ~.
PUTATots is sser: Retail e5c per peek
suffbh-coauoa i5c. chcise, IL 10 2ic; retail
2oaa5c.
CHTcktSs-sl IS TO 81 80
LAkD--s - Sac.
WHITE shANs--Conmon 10 good IS to - 90
Prime Navf ~ esq - %.
fALLoM-sc.
HsY-iimosAy, 5000, ealed, sss CO. Prairie,
sl5 %.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-sew oriean, fair. lss; prime i3l;
crashed powdered 1T
oiAssrs-Beicher's Sugar Hou.e 7o975e; Col
densyrup Sc 81 or very >csrce soream so8s6c
RiCk-g.s.fnc
soDA-ameriean, &c; English, ~ To Sc
esspLtsMss sss - q no. Mould Il. 10 l.e
TEAs-Ssuns Hyson. ~ ioas soi inpsraai, 81 D
&ei so; Black, 75c9ei ~.
soc 10 10; Gold and Natural Leaf. SOC to goo
SAit-s-sest brands - 50, rates.
GLASS-txlo CITY Ut ), rates
CuKpAGk-issc q 1850
FRGtr-iaisinst IS 90 & &5 IS.
sALT-Lake - 80
FIsH-No. Asckerei bills. slt so to el5 50.
No. 3 40 do ei7 % to eI3 20
Ne. % hlfeen sses - 80.
Hifbbls. No. l White Fish % IS
sUNBRsEs.
LEATHER-soie DOG IS Harness %9ss.
AIDks-Dry Flnsis8i7e; Dry sai,ed "a; srubby
hair price green to u, green sheep peiis iocS
Is: green hos skilsisc
sEEUs-nmolh.:se so TO . IS: fiax - 90.
PbATHbkS-35S4a.
EhEhsc-Hambur Is to i5tc.
HsEF GATfLE-2ssc xrose.
sHEEP-e4 ~ to - o. head
wuuL,-Ciean Tues ashed 50 - ssc; Cnwashed one
bird i-ss.
oLs-coal Oil. IS to zoe; retail SOC. Lipsesd OIL,
81 toas 80, Lard o.i, CSC TO 81; Fish OH. 81 90
bkEsxAA-4tc.
FAT HUGs-34 26sross-
Klaus w ooten - Jofsor &c.
NEW GUNSiEs-2lS 70 ga.
oLDlRoA-ic - Brass Toe Copper
n1.aAsaE.-on New YORK. Philadelphia, Boston,
CiucinuatL st. Louie chicago 4 per cent. Tor
pans asss funds. GOLD 20 70 - susins.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETISGs 4 sHiKfiNGs-ao to 4oc.
DRILLS--2S TO 40c.
PRiArS--l4h t. 22c.
DkLAiNS-z5 10 J2fc
0INGhAMS-23 TO SThc.
ChADaicK COATS spooL-ef 90.
SKElN THkEAu-el o. to IT,
FAKxnhs MECH. CASsi hEnk-oO to 1oe.
shiNr bkAlD-5oc 70 u o.
CORSET JEANS x5c.
DtNiMs-21i 20 SIZE.
TiChlaG--x2t " TIC.
LlAsEfs-3Jto Sos,
CANTON ELANNkLS-- Is TO 4sc.
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lsyIvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,

Phiiadeiphia--No. 1T Walnut Street,
PittsbuPg-fiti street aud Duquesne Way
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-02

Gin CONCERT fanb 9e1ern I6en0 /
Fer GbarleSfr. Mtstb. @ptscOp. Rtr6e nate
gettuus oes prOf. Mnuer unb 6rm, S. 81
Saplor Rdtt. s'4 arb fIt7.n a
~ aDish IwaS IN Dirie"-- IdnAen au
Splen jeebIen 9b. gDiley, 9. 65nte, 81
Nsatt nnO {. GplOn unb lisEeu babel SsF
Oapis bod lsber. OUA 1btenen btele muIf,
taIiIam NrOoufttpneu etni9em Mt!olieOer1
Oar beil. 6ernianpa0 ntttt gu g%sfntlcrl, inoenl
o~tslel5ea bsa Quartett einsn Ylob in bsnt
CitIiden StatiOnsbauIe ontrieGen. uns ttnl
etne anpere. Sttmmuns btt3ubfineen.
arn ongtEsn 8oee, na&ctm E9 ibr &nnt
entbulIasu,aS Gin tDgntg absetabIt Bate, natnl
Col. 8ifb bic Sdn0er in's @ebet, anb le ery
ftarten rbenmatbt9, bab le Slet better tas
Star i~pansIeb Banner, nls bic Bonnie
Blue Stag" gu linsen oerltinoen. worauf ibues
eElaubt wnree, pas BUD 3u fafen uno t0rss
Ntge 3a seten.
Elm 8erb6r bstesitedt spnroe s..
Waltisau, neil err ittne GGweter @briftne
9eitlasea bate. DteIelbe tsfanb ltb uGmlid
tn etnem lbleGten Snule In 8eibel. nabe
Satbltr.. robin ft9 Der Nagetlagte begab, UNI
tie ju iebsn. Do@, bo tbIn Der Gtngane pers
Fre19ert it,snroe, erSruang er oenelben pur1
stHs 5intertbnr, ipUrauf tr Istne S6me(fer,
meIhe Itb in bos pbere Stodpert eefaGtet
butte, cur&pru9slte.
Mls ugenbH d ct Eam9ent6ts Is,
Erelber ben 9rn. 6enfle & 8ro. in Gentve
Ifartet Spate cine Iil6erne u6r s~ntrenpst
Bate, trurbe s. Mpsr, Ssm 5ouis VI Jtsfuse
uberpteleu, " "a. 'aa-
Musgerten.- @e1ern Nadbmittoa
brannte Elm &arrenpferb (nel9es Atrar, ietneS
Alters anb Ietner MustuIelt0t rpeeeu, ebst
Dsn ebrwiroteen Mamen Saul" perttente)
aus osm StaGe Ietnee 9errn ia VratttraBs-
pa Tim pabriGeinltH Der 6ater AZ bod aes
9dn9t uno er l9 Gin anSeres Bo~arbinoGaus
lufm rolte-Nurm, yannte nit Giisnbahn=
IGneltsfeit Die 2cm~barDRrGbe btnauf, uub
'parDe eEelt6 bur@ ben SerOismuS zines ST.,
lanesrs tn ietuem 2onfe eebemnt, Der tom
i'd tn bic 3usst 9rif, unp 60 bapnrG per.
etnSerte. tpsiter fAaplia au tpsrben, nadpem
eth Rtno Der @efabr, bon ibm Ibsrrnnut ~
tpsrosn. eludItG entsaneea tpar,
9etratbesQt3emea pwrpsn I'm
%pergangenen Monate 140 po,s tem @le [ bss
Common Dieae @eFtGtse ausgeaeten, pos
etasn 3uwads BON 90 I'M @erslst6 sn benz.
Islsea @Onatt I'm lesten Sabre ersibt.
PoltaetGt&es. - s. 6arlep (fartia)
tpurbe pertaftet peaen @nsrifs auf SbOmGs
9reea, etnen wetfen Rnabsu. &t&ter 6tB
ifidte TIN mad Der Sail fir fstn@riGsinsn Dor
Der Court.
u. 6rasies (farbts) purOe setern @a9mit,
tag ofrtaftst, neil CT benz y. WtQtan;s nit
etn'm 8atrme1er mad benz Qeben brCbte. Der
Sat ersignste f6 on Der Ode BON 9arf unO
Gentresr. Der Nusetlaste Bate Bonn iutarne
naebrere I<mme Buaoen beissbraGt. CT IiBt
tebt IN Der Sail UNI feline ~bIutOaslttse 39at
cor ben 0aiApUgsusn 5u psrantpOrtsn.
v Auartstts@On3ert Geute
Ibeno tn esr @rbetterbaae, 9. 6repsrtdfr.
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GtlDtrat6.

GrRer 3wets. - Gin 8elGIub bee 2.
3peiseS, DOna4 Sol, Bean erioubt lstn lOu,
sin 5~romsaebaupe an ct. Vsterfr, nod Ian.
gee benuBen gu pirfsn, Wurpe etueereiHt mno
auf psu QIl8 9I:9t. *
0fr. &cWsr beautraete. pab bas alte Was
tertal Deg SaSsrltr s8side D~ertauit psrpen
lou, tussuOmmea.
Gin Gutras, WOnaa $500 fir Rsparatur
BON GertY BAR ansSeltst wsrpen lOGen, warOs
uetnOrfeu,
Der Seridt hes WtnUrtt6ts. GOmite In ST.
trsf Oes AntanIs Der Bcncs Der Central ObiO
Gtlsnbabn ppn Seiten Der Baltic. y 0btc
@iieubabn trurpe pOrsele9t uup BON ben 90.
DuEebart, Strester MnO 9erpeS eifrtglt Debat'
ttrt. ga f@ ruittlerpeiIe msbrere Wtt9ItsCsE
a~bIenttrt batten, 70 lsIte Or. Duts9art ben
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Observation-Disclosures.

Grtmtmat @ertdt. Ssn BEN
Dro3sde essen BITE Ns9ertn 9ucia SObn1on
Der Gntwsnoung zines Eol6sntuGS mit 81
pom Warte ScrfOn anSetIast. wurosn pt.
3eGgeM DernCmme en-, ebenlU tn Der Rlaae ae.
8en bic 6arbtee Marte g. &ep's trSe8en Gnt.
tpsnouna bon 6 glea QetwanD pcn !5rn. VI.
s. 9@rott.
Der 8rU;s6 sssen bic 6ar6tse 0sarfbo
Green, hDseen 6altsns etnes unOrbentlt1su
Saul s In 9srstp's 9Iep, wuroe nod Dem
@OHntg'W ertGt rerlegt.i gu 1f@f@" L
Die &laSs 9egen $, 9nowIsa uno 8.
Eel:p ef9en VtItauftns uoa Qi9uOr ON
@onntas an Wlarte QutSlp wurhe eurA3ap~
lung bee Rolen hetgeieat. 3la.e
Der 8ogbi9e Yeter aIias &anbau SadlcR
tuGgoe Der G%ntwtnOuug etner Sappe DVa ct.
&eA iAnIotg befunOen,
Der Yt03sB 8sseu ben GOlbaten Gpbraia,
GrTnsgcmg i'm Sort WicSsnrp, ;vat6er etaeu
glotgsu0:Speria2 an otr II ta6eiaen sarat
s. 0arsiion tn tbres 8atsrs 6aple In 9orull
Point geutaht 0attf, U1rpe sub curia gsbGt.
ttu- .st HH1g
Dis @etst Sur7 puros bic grsttas eatlal.
fen.
gsr. O.. DtRrtet. @ert8t. $50
Mm. Da0ie, eth @rtpats In Dem s. ". g
NTt;l. Htsgt. i'm GOrt Mlc4ensp purte pea
4a8rtfes auf so. palmer DOR benielbsn
9e3!. ntGt frulpts b~efunOs,. pa IT Ia GeibIt.
Dertbesot8wmG 8ebanoelt bate.
Die Dettt Sarp paree fir 0teIen Iersain
eatlofea.
Das Ser. gt. 9sststs @sridt fir ben
Diitritt Marplai.0 iriso- an atontas Iftu,
Sigunsen beataue;s. st.'
5tabt-8 eairfs. @ert@t.-S r
psm 9njapetpaspsO5sde ber S.abt seaem 81,
D. & O9 81. 81. Comp. trat Der Mnpalt be,
Ssrtlastsn, 81. ). u. 8. 2atrObs auf. 6r
price miro BE SspItsiI9runs l@lieBen uni
oaHn Der 6aa Der Gntl&sipnns Ofs &i&tsrG
a0stgebeu. 40.
Sn OberGert6te fam Der 9roef
oOn So. 9. 2epp ssasn %. D. aaplOr uni
Anpess sHr GsrbauOluns.
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Upn Eicfsbnrs. MnsebIiehe Rdamuns DON 8
L3ounesa S3IuN.

EE EAI 2&# NM LA H2uL 1
Nep PORT, l. IprtI. Gin 8rtft oattr1
Wemp9iS Den %, an Die Dg8prIo" la8t, BAT
Der 3aut ySwiserlano" nur rpsntg bsiGaDtsI
trurpe, alS er Dte 8atterten bet 8tfsbura
pa1lrte, uno bag bic RanpnenbOpte v3us-
tumbta" unO v@1suarp" ben Ya3OO' 6luB btu'
onfgegangsn FnO. OetIelbe Correspondent
bsriatet, Rag bic RtSellen 5aYue'S BLUFF &C.
r6unt taban. r
98dhlsn curds gtenuertrster.
Wew gOrt. /. glpltl. Saa Senate pai'
Rrte bsute eta 0efb. pOaad es Den G5Ol0atsy
bss Stats 9isp gOrt, weI@e it4 i'm Der.
ct. Dien(te bsFaoen, gstattet lit, burA Stsa'
rGrtrettr lido al Der g8abl al 6etDei!Egeu.
@Cn SapamHG.
govt l.. Mpril. Der D1mpFer
Gbel0r0ee BON Sapauna Grn "a. uuo Mae
tan3a9 am 25. lii a%ngsfommea, ebeNIo Die
Dampfeg 9anpsrbilt HAD Sonpya. MOmisal
@i(fss 3o8 (etne Glag9e auf Der SCnCrG bie
our Aafaafs Der 9u0tasa auf. Capt. SteOene
brtn9t pen Dadn(eit bebufs Neporafur mad
9auIe- Gie 8onogl iptrD Capt. Dpnan
c0mnanptTen.
Der tnglil9s 0ampfer glfptane par acm
81. S6DHgas In 6apanna anastoa'nt9u, ME &c
tteB. um Die Slcddge 81 trs6sn.
DIE D6npfsr NoaaOgs unO Gagls lub In
Sapanno on9eIanGE.
Retne Na6ridten BON Merif0.
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Sic @boSe SslanD @abI.

BrpDtbemce, u. 8, /. Npril, Der
Triunpb peg r~spubltfcnilAsn @ansiOatem TT
pOln6nOig. Gr. Smitb murine gum G'Curers
neur uuD bic 6erren Scents waO OirOn NIT
ether grOBen 0|aioe;tat 80 Gon9rs5mit8ItsOern
erlpd9lt. Gtenio bat!sn Die Nn0auger Der
Standardization etne probe WtajOrttat in betOen
6daltrH Der 2e8talGtar.
Smeite DspefGoe.
9 rO..otbeace, 81, s., /. April. Gle
Nepubljfaner uup uatOnntaauer 0abea In le=
bem @Onntp Dss Slaatts unD In isDer Stapt
Nes GitiiAsn GOa9reb' Dtfritsee NIT Ausnabms
BON lspport gsle8t. S1mes g. @mtt9 1T
nit $500 OiaiOai;dE 3im Ooup. erpdEtt.
Smiths it NIT 1900 Mat. bonn 5itlt4en
DiRsict unp Ciroa NIT 900 Mai, pom weltl.
Dtasict tn oeu @ouersB eypdb!t. Die 9eeiS.
Iatur itebt NIT rs fur unO 26 asosn Smttb
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QU~utsDtlls i. gprl. Gtne UfF3ieat
Dspel6e Iast. paB Wen. Wtlmore'S Srnpptn
getsrn bic &sbsngn uattr @eu. 9e9ram In
sineg ltartn Steaun8 bet SUmsrlet aagrifsn
nnO lie nab siuem fInf bis it6eltlnet9sn
Sample IN Die BlnGt i4ingen. an q
Die 3teeellen tparea uns NIT 2 9e9en /
il6erleaen, bu@ bstrGgt unier @erlul ut6t
uebr ais 80. DeE BerIut Der 8ebslsn 1T
ntdt aenat bef lunt; c~ielslben mulIeh absr
ms6r alS 100 EUOte oaf benz Blase sslaRen
baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-02

Nntrag, bob bteIeIbsn bonn 8udbalter ,,s
lammen9erufen tperosn iclen. Sa Der !3ots
ltben3stt tpuroe ieoc@ Ger Observation-Disclosures
.ap9enOmmen. 20 1T oemua6 bem Wrafbens
ten Der ltbt9snannten 9aba ntGt o~elattet,
ott bsIo9ien BOnos Tim 0e!ras BON il MiG.
Col J anfinfnnftn.
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~afDsmaa0ne q IS.

t Gtu wtnttqer Jaag q. 49, Ms9=
napme elmer Diale GOntrabauO'D aaren, -
Gtae 8auoe 9Gajbiagtoner S@muG8tsr ab-
a~efan8ea, nf6it elmer 99t DON nabe 1900
Brtefsn. Der G4OCusr yNlorisY" ron 8aIs
ttmore, Der lAou laagere 3tit sum S9muss
aeln pom gB1a1en benust rpUgUcu mar, tpuroe
PnD.t@ abBsf2nsen uno lamgat Etner Maun-
1doFt, 9oDaug uno VOt mad galbingtUn
-aebraGt. s. b~efanOsa flo enf Deml sl6en
nt@t psniseg al8 25 S&nuasler; lmebrsre
berSIten lImo befannte yer lSnli6tsttsn ans
WaIbtu9ton uuO Wialp!ano. Die Qabuns
beItsbt aus uatiprmen, DleDieamenten, nenen
65lennaiGiae 40 RiFen S@ufe uaO Site
fa, Rafet, Setr, Strei6bSl3sr, elmer MafIe
Nstuge 8adste (@sl6snts) uao eiaer iibsr
1900 8riee fayfea poit. Gisle eet IsBterfn
loaen asf6brlt6sn SnbaltS letn uno angie.
tsne pgricnen IN MarplnnO (uup bauptlad'
lid 8Qltimole) ccmpy0mtttiren. W9ou bofft
bur8 p~isIslten enDHA Die ShietGmege au
ermttttln, auf Denen ots 8teligeR SscelFontItsn
tbre Bsr5tnpuus nit Nt&m0np uHterbalisn.
Inter bsn Fleiaen Yadetsn bsfanp f1 eth
@AlafrCd mab eta 9ausf1ppdsu fur Self.
Daois unb ttn pramtOcler paGrpuR, etn
8almoral unO 6 seaidts IaiAentaAsr fur
Fine 5rau,-stn @ei@snt pom Oaibtn8tOaer
mpnlO, be NsbeQtnusE.
+@Ot. b'utoflp iOG nnnHebr rUG
Dor etn RvieSs8esi6t selteut rrsroea, wsiGsu'
Gen. 9a,t1uf ais y Gi!psnt u. WfatOr G9epp5.
@aines elS giaisr poyigebt. ass
tGavetn gesb6r beisefsds Dusosn
8. Smit9 SOn Sen gott unD s. $. SbrsrUe
pom %gBoIpinStOm enter osr @ntiaee benz
Gtaentt inner peg @i6mOnO 6aules, 6rn. &,
Hrauoner, i flOerne a6r. elm paar GttefeIn
/ Rete unO Elm Vaag Qslati4er eat~sROsI
gu BADEN. ~. I-5-EL
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SSerlamssa ssga6s es.wsmcnx-
SaS National w6unf3man3ig.r~
Mulehcu.

Tofsense Runfte Ueroen aIs Grfduteruus in 8etreT
bee Stint 3Uan5issr aHIe9enS bon sagemeiasm Sutereltt
iein /: s|
u Die Stint 8tuan5is gpnbs merben be65arS 70 ae,
Haunt, neil tte Re9ieIung bas Gte4t bat, 6ieiel6s n in
Cob in 55a9ren jariid gu~ertattea ODER ~oiefel6eu aud 20
Sabre Iaufen Ialen f1nn.
y Die 3iHsrate all b~eHieIbsu betrdst feds gro,ent,
9albidbrli6 in @olO 5aBI,ar am erte1 Ease Ter Ronate
Dtat uuS yt0cember, entpeeer in Der Ser. at. Otinse in
oteier Staet pser aud bel irseuo einem 1nteri9asa1it Der
Ser. StaGter. &
81 Die 8chts beftsben entpeber in COUPONS pter in
re9HtrirtCn Bombs, ie n66 Want9 tes 3duiera. Die
coupons i6neibet man aae 6 Wiprate ab uub fenbet ie
an rie W3dn5e ocer an eos nnteri@asamt, pter lG6t bic.
ieIte eprE trgsne cine Bdnt ein. ieBen. Oie Sntereilrn
an re~alitrtrtsn Bombs fdnn man entrpeter eerISntin poer
mitteIft elmer GsGma9t Sur9 sinen 0reaub orer 4sextsu
~eit;sben lafen.
A. Die Bombs farm man Bel Sen so. g9car IL, Ban.
qUisrs in BieFser Start, in &ertTcateu pom ~6eiiebtpen
SetrdSeu Spu 500 oufDdrts bis gu $4,000 erbatteu.
pr. Sap 6OOse in PRiIaoSpGia 1T per &esistunsss gseut
fir eseu GerFaui.
81 Die 3abGars fam in Ser. ct. G@asnU.en illegal
tender greenbacks) ODER ~ruittelit Iumeiinns an irseub
cine oerdntmortIi8s GGut oSer GaRt5aus tieIer etabt
s~slsiftet tpetben.s - ~ eia-
g. Das GaS, Eppmit tte 3inIsn tteier Eouts sesabl&
reresns ptre bon ben 3s0eiGuabuten, BerfaHf sea Steuns
pain &c. srPaIteH, tpeI9e ben 8strag Der 3inieu Der fuus
pirtsa G4uIe beeeuteus i6erneisea. Dem GuIbeiue
naS perosu hisfe &lnnGbuIequelen bos G1usout in
stnu6 ieeer, ale fsine Decentralization fiy Binieu in
ItinSe gu bart@teR.
~ Ser Setrsg ter ~funbtrten nationals @u(O ii ouf
penisar ais creipunbert WaiGiOneu Dollars auggfeet, iss
COD f4meleu bic 8erbinpIi9felten Ger 0~fe8ierung fir De=
ppften BEL ten neri@isoeneu unteri9aednrtern Illegal
Genbern~) Claims &C. he 5H aGt ODER ueun6unhert WG.
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POSTSCRIPT.
New YORK. June Il

New YORK. June 10.
The Times dispatch, dated Beverly Ford,
eve of the 9th says:
You can record the greatest cavalry fight
of the war. Gen Pleasanton crossed the
Rappahannock this morning in two columns,
the right at Beverly Ford and the left a,
ke!leys Ford. The fords were captured
without loss
Beverly Ford was taken by a splendid
dash of the Sth Illinois and the Sth y. Y
reg'ts, and We were across the river before
the enemy were aware of it. Gen Gregg
took kelley's Ford without any loss. The
right column was under Gen Buford, ard he
had proceeded only one mile from the river
when he came upon tle whole of Jones' bri-
gade who had just shaken themselves out OF
sleep in time TO get ready to receive US.
The fight commenced at A. NJ and lasted
until P. NJ. by which time the entire force
of Stewart, said to be 10000 with 1G pieces
of artillery had been engaged and driven
back three miles on the ight and miles on
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New Hampshire.

The legislature met last week on Wednes-
day. On Thursday the vote for governor
stood: Joseph A. Gilmore, republican, 1872;
Ira A. Eastman, democrat, 1873. The inau'
guration ceremonies took place in the presence
Of vast number of spectators. The pro
cesson and banquet were splendid to an un'
usual degree Gov Gilmore's message is
mainly confined to local subjects and shows
the material progress Of the state to be ia
vorable. The troops furnished, number near
ly $4,000 men, being an excess over the quo.
ia called for of 700. In conclusion Gov
Gilmore refers to the rebellion and says -
In such contest as that in which we are
now involved, am unable to discriminate
between the support of the government and
the support Of the national administration
1t is no time now to speculate upon the
causes of the rebellion. Tie only facts
which we need to know arc that it exists and
that it is our duty to put it down. 1t was a
remark made to me by former governor Of
this state, the late venerable Isaac Hill, in
which l fully concur, that A man who will
not stand by his government is coward and
traitor.
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Guerrilla Atrocities in Missouri.

A Baltimore clergyman sends to the En-
quirer Of that city the following extract from
a letter Just received from one of his CORES
pondents in Green county, Missouri. The
writer is minister Of the gospel, of the
Baptist persuasion:
"The rebel bushwhackers are at work, as
expected would he the case wEen the leaves
came out to hide them. and the grass to feed
their horses. Every few days we hear Of
men being shot from the bush. They made
raid into Cedar county week since. and
killed ten men, with most of whom | wa:
well acquainted. Seven of whom were militia
men. They first stripped them of everything
but their shirts, placed them together with
their backs toward them. and shot them nearly
all to pieces, leaving their bodies on the
ground. The same company then passed or
north of Stockton, and shot two citizens
then to the house of Elder Obadiah Smith
an old Baptist preacher that have known fol
twenty years, and shot him with eighteen
balls. They took from his dead body abou,
$500, and threw the empty purse in his wife.
face.
A party of rebels passed NY house las,
Tuesday, going north, about fifty in ALL
About twenty passed our road, the rest or
another road. This is their way. The,
scatter about, Selling horses, robbing stores
Sc., and come together at appointed places
As they passed here they took horses from
the place, and took the mail carriers horse
No person or property is safe here unles.
that of copperhead. The government doe:
not modest these, and of course the pro
slavery Democrats let them alone"