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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-05
Uermif6tes.

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am 29fen Gueut ptsNtr. Ssrtaste, bat eth @ts
isB eric fen, mad psIatm alr mdnnlidM gss
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RssrOs btISet, unO bic 8pttte bas e~e6tusaft,r
pom l7ten Bis auln 45fta Sabre In a@ fasi.-
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40 auO Il b.n son GbafIsRon4 as Sisants IA.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-05


Die guhtr (ostrea) ssb6tt snr siaRr OsFl
Dttatbttrt O6vr Reausteu, ttntr Slafs BON.
Sttfrtul - ... n;
NIT elmer fnutttlrtfhsn SiIt (IiantsD utn9e'
ben, 0ens beutIi&s STRENGTHENING gum SRfts
|osns ststntii&en 8CpE nttrnaIs nFtr NIT trsttf
StpsgunssDerfSsustn eStrfsetn RHe.~rssDabtr.
tritatn fs tbstts ME bic SHnsdsn, tfetls be
ben Re fOfsnarttes 9lnbdnss. t6stIs fnS ne an
5elltn 4 a%nstpa&frn. @tit gusnabmt per
S@nsden. i'm irrnssnsS inus, iuo bic VtUuns'
ten aut Dafttbtrrr; DEFENDERS absr BEN Usn's.
Nts- WstrsS. ..
Die Aufsr seb5rt CUR Srbnuns btr tDpttoisn
AttHtbtsrr ibre DreaRifatfOR ID jieuAa stn'
tao !; he atbmrt bird 9iturt (6rn 70 s%tnaHHtin
Bart, bat tsinr R&ttartn Stnntsur9ons, tets
men SOpf uRb cine nit ptidsn 8GnSsrn nnt'
l&IV1snt RnhN6Fnuns. .8tt Gufsrn p anosn
no Ourh Ger fort, esreH GntridsGnne abtr bic
lsBt nur .unSDlfdnbts bepta6trt tit. Die Strr
tretsn aus tsn S6Iibtn brtoUr unS wsretn met
tttns in bic GaGsr Otr du6tren ,SUmsn autSt<
npmntsn unb bort ,aussebilbtt. Waertno r'e'
lee NnftntbaItfe in rem &tsmsntldttern 9tbt ptc
sauSe 1mtiIbuuS rts Gits su elmer YbltSen
Satps Srr fh6. Sts 96alsn rSr &ufern tno
9enHbnli& fsbr unreseImibts uno uneist6f4a'
lt9. Die HNuIbsln bGteu metit cine Platte Vim
fsn8sfaIt unO bic mritsn @attuneen fnp NIT
Der ttsftrtnr S&aIt ansrpabien, swabrsan bic
fa6e ala. 1tdtl bisnt.
Die arten her auttrn fnr i.tr inblr.i6 -
ft trmmfn in faft alien Ytstren in sro6eR Wsn<
gen rOr unn bilesn eanu 70 aenonntr Nutsrn=
bdntC, rersn StRuBuns in ben eurepdlihsn
@srcn eur4 0siebr rreuttrt II, pa6rsnS bier
Ssnsrmann Ff6en .tarf. DieIe @uRsrntGnts
Its8en nitt in srU6sn Siefen unOa sbenIO ipsnts
IN pom Rem ufrr DIR Nssre wrtt sntfsrntsn
Srter, 49, .
Our 3uGt Der &uftsrn fiuo. in Jrantr, ID
une England NIT BEN Res!e perbuuosne 3ett'
a~nseIsst. WsI&e Qutsrnpurts ,esnannt prrOen
unO bersH rt6tise Bep%irtb{ha ftuua pOkt per-
fanbrn itin mus, -.
pItnius sr3abIt, ta6 StrStus Orata Der Qrft
~septIsn FIT, tpsIber um's 9a6r 100 Dor GtriRt
.!8s6hrt Guferrpsibfr in Saiue augetsst babe.
.Gptcius f&taie pnsrfdbr 100 Sabre nod .G6rifi
@sturt aafHn aus StaItsn an BEN &atisr ara.
jan htr. F&&ebamala N Ytricn tefanS - Gin
3tihsn. ta6 man ramals bic STUNT Qu1ern jn
ptrIsnpsn ts6er osythnN. ale 9essnw0rtis. =,
Der Sang Der ~2tuitsrn stf6iebt NIT benz
S6teppRtb (drague), elmer ~eilsrneu .g9se nit
stnem~ iadi6rmissn Nebs raran. .Benn Die
s4tF', ne anf BEN GuNsrnfans fsaeIn, in Der
Na6e tsr @uferntdnfe ,on8ttUmmsn 1nb, lafsn
lie anf ieesr Settle res 5a6rjsuSss Elm iOI6ee
NeB fallen = fessIu bunn ouf her auFsrnt6nt
bin uub fer unO .Sieesn sstessntEib Die Rsss
nuf. An auOeren Srtsn fanst man Fs bios NIT
~eiisrnsn Re6sn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-05
Die Nuaer nn6 ibr SANG.

8stbsm isBiesn tpIeen GintrIst Der Yolitig
staYfs IS hg @ian6sn pDtl ni6I untntstsgant
, nvd einmah stpas mnpOlttflHGe su Ieien,
nm 81 Sic laShs salon Der Qu5srn piebtT
t(ranud1 nHlsse eelsr srpte dn6 aafsyn ssta
fe IS polsn wlr abpt&tlpnsspaF Str rim
msl ahd stpas User auesn lassa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
A Terrible Vengeance.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
r As matter of future reference. when
the history of these times is written. We
publish the names of the pretended War
Democrats, who in this crisis, throw their
influence in favor Of the Administration
in its Efforts to destroy free speech, : free
press aud individual liberty. and sustsin-
ed it in its policy to make of this repub-
lie monarchy
No one in the future will make more
use of the record the Enquirer takes SO
much pains to make. as those whom it
thus seeks to frighten into the Copper
head ranks And while they are glory
ing over that record, men like the En-.
quirer man will be seeking to set rid OF
the marks which their present aeilistion
with traitors has placed on them. They
will then feel more interest in their own
record, than that of others. The Tories
of the Revolution for time kept lists Of
their Wing neighbors for culture refer.
ence." History tells how the experiment
came out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

SMALL STONES NEEDED-The living
stones of which the church Of Christ il
constructed are not necessarily Of the
same siz,. nor are they employed to edify
the same parts Of the building. Did you
never SOC a eanntry house bui.t Of stone,
OF all sizes and shapes, from the rock to
the pebble, round, fat, square, long, short,
all chinked and pla.tered in together, and
forming warm, substantial building
Just SO Il Is with the members of a COM
munity ]; the big stones make great show
and 60 great deal further towards max.
Ing up the great structure; but they
would look very woe-begone if the little
ones should rebel, and conclude they were
of no use, aud drop out. The stones in
the heavenly temple are all living stones,
but not all great ones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
A Rl.eans nsDsl ExsIaes.

An Elegant Rebel kxsSecss
The Selma Register. published at one
Of IL most important interior towns N
Ahhauk inan editorial on the ssets OF
Affairs 6 Matches, excitsdiy says
O.e sisssinr custom hss hssn istro .,
duoed i Nasshes that We snpposs will
$ follogsd slew here. that q eenpelling
isdise 10 may wish to attend divine ser
vice upon the Sabbath day, to procure .
Provost Marsbal's pass. which must be
prssss.sd 10 . pair Of drnnksn blns hsl-
lies, who are stationed at each church
door. Just think Of it moment, reader
iisfors our moehsss, wives. sisters sod
daushters can have PERMISSION to wsrship
God in the temples which have been ded
icA,ed to his name, they must Pass che
ordeal of insult It the hands of dirty.
thievipg setaf rapscalhpnss hard y fl u
have their head blo6n sG and tsed -
manure fol. Ahe s(xt oot = 4t1p. And
ettbsFe srs Is ts 1duhd hsl ~ ecca-
sisSaily hope tbst a. odose Union win
bt onsss more rsooastsusszsk Geld they
% Compelled 70 rssids ~ > short time,
with Choir famil;ss, within - corporate
limits q Nashville. they would sish
every puritanic kusvs, who halls from
hincolndom plunged into bath Of boil.
ing Lrimsaone, with the privilege Of know.
ing that their agonies we're to prove eter-
nal They would then acknowledge that
if God made man in his own image, The
Yankee scoundrels are couterfeits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

Croton, Van Burea Tp, Saturday, Oct I2, at o'clock
Warren, Van Tp, Saturday, October 10, At
o'clock
Hooser Green, bes Noises TIP, Monday, October s. at
o'clo
Gelrose. Des Moiues Tp, Friday, Octe>sr Q, 1t
o'clock
New Boston. Charleston TIP, Tuesday ocsobe, =, st
o'caock
A Dannells, Charleston TIP, Wednesday, Oct7, at 7
O'Clock
Evsrharts school house, Charleston TIP, Thursday,
Octa mt O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

A VINEGAR SPaINo.-The correspond
emf OF the Leavenworth Conservative with
Genera! Blunt, in describing the strange
mineral and yet fertile country through
which the army passed on its Southvsrd
march from Fort Scott, says that near
Bakers Spring some Of the boys dag
into side hill and struck gushing foun.
tain of clear sour water--as sour rs If half
q gallon of vinegar had been turned into
each pailfol IL was not astringsat. like
alum water, but had the flavor # pure
ace,,c acid. AlIsorts Of minerals abound
ID, and sulphur springs are abundant.-
Coal can anywhere bs ioaad By digging .
few feet. All that remaius necessary u
to settle it with . irse population. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06


A STARTLING PRoPosIrIoH.-Iu a re-
centspeech in Ohio. the Hon. John Shcr-
man presents the issue made in the nouni-
nation Of Vallsndigham in the following
most forcible light:
Here is convicted TRAITOR" he says.
nominated as the Democratic Governor
of Ohio. He is opposed to the Gov I'm.
ment; opposed 70 tho war; will not vote
= man to suppress the rebellion, and will
not vete dollar to sIstain our soldiers.
And yet the Democratic party calls upon
the people 10 elect this man Com nander-
in-chief Of the army and navy Of Ohio
and this in the midst OF war with the enc.
mics Of the country, whom he was con-
victed Of aiding.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

Hear Gen. Grant: II am not N ab-
olitionist. / never vas an Anti-slavesy
man, but TRY p judge svsrytst =
estly and fairly. I = satisfied that IL
NORTH and South nevsr live in peace ex-
espt - one nssioa and that . free ma
hon."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

There's re mAay p1-gAratioue -od under tae nsEa ~
Bitter put ~ TO quar- botles csBpoanded Tie
cbsa whi- hey w co-tit from 20 10
10 CENTS per gso=, the tAsts disguised BY Ankle CT
cogfaHdeT seed
This cssss ~ btters esIssj eFd will continue TO
cause long shey cs;. De sold huHdrec.te she
death Of the drpns ard tn@ir tbs ept
Continue y undrE tba Influence 81 Alcoholic StImuianis
OF the kin3, The Liquor
kept cp and The rrsa Is ali the horrors aen up
on dfgukara's lie snh death.
FOR thns- v bo d1sre and will have LiQesr hntsys
Publish the Gsiitai1g receipt tret Ono Bottle o.
neenaRd's German Biiters nd mix with thPee Quart
Of Eeed BFan1y or whisky. and The resat viii be .
pr-.arstton thai viii far excel in metein l
and trnp excellence o, the oueruus Liqu1t Biters
in he market, and al cost mach less. You viii hAv
all thA virtue a HoonaR6S Bttersin connection with
EOe4 article OF Liquor, At much less price than
these Inferior preparations will cest you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
UNION MEETINGS.


The following ia 10 ed genIlemtn:
col 4 p WOOD,
MAI. wM. CAFFREY,
mo. vASvALKEN bUHG, Esq.
JOHN Il. SULLIVAN, ESQ.
J. BtCk,tsq
il c. STENrKL, Esq.
A. D ALDRICH, 10
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
X kINLsY, ESQ.
HON. @. " McCRtRY.
COT JOAN RANKIN,
X. JAEGER, Esq,
HENRY STRONG. Esq.
Cot. C. BUssEy,
r. H. GtiLAURE, ESQ
Pr MAS. ESQ
F. MEISsNER, ksq
MAJOR No l., MURPHY. (Tenn essse refseee)
WM LEIGHTON, ESQ
col HILLS,
HON JAS r WILSON,
CAPT VI OAKLAND,
HON C NOERst,
cor MCDOWELL,
lR MeGUGiN,
GEO EATON ESQ
THEo GULiCd, of Burlington,
Others, have sgnined their ~illingness to address
observation-disclosures Of Old Lee. the political ia
Iues Of the day, tho following times aud places
te-wit:
Harger's school house, West Point Up, asssday, o.
at O'clock
Apologize. school house, Jefferson Tp, "Wednesday,
Oct7, at O'Clock
Pritchests school houss, Green Bay Up, Tharsda,.
Oct att o'clock
Primrose, Harrison Up, Friday. oct ., at O'Clock
Mass Meeting at Pittman' 0rovs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

% The Richmond Examiner, speak
ing of QuantrelPs internal massacre, says
as follows:
"The expedition to Lawrence was =
gallant and fair blow at the enemy; but
as it fell heavily upon him, and as the
population OF Kansas, is malignant and
scoundrelly beyond description, no doubt
can be entertained that it will be made
the excuse and pretext Of every atrocity
in Missouri, until the Confederacy leaders
do what they are falsely accused Of doing.
A resort 10 lee toiionis in its most deci-
sive form, is the oaly hope of safety in
Missouri, as il will soon be everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

: - A Oakley. in . recent spesch in
Topskas KAMA, said the present democ-
sscy wes like a empty wagon soipg OYER.
rough roasi--'sIt lakss leap OF noise
but thege sin't nu1iu u L."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
Prof M. c. cHAMBERLIN, of N. z,

b. favorite voc alist assisted by Gee Club will be
at all the r1s@tings denom mated above and
iperspsrsp tue proceed with original, patriotic
songs Ths local candidates viii also Dc preseoL
TIE ushp and scho u district committees, and ali
iova Of each locality where ceilings
eej viii make ali necessary preparations for said
meetings and in all cases secure large attendance.
BY order Of J. NJ. HIATT. Chairman.
}. G. WAIKIKI
A. ID. ALBRICh
e. r. DAVIS,
w. r.. STEWAe
Les Comfy Union Central CO Auittee.
Sept ,. 1868
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

~
-oeseg 10 1ay Of August, Nss two men. parport
~ A1A ceplefrcm ths State Il Misso ufi etopped
8 - b0ussNvss nsshR, len next day mr. Kectuk.
IN .vishyN pAsi their .biiis) and plseeA ID -
sAfsesto keep FOR one wssk. Sines shes
enS - Sssnyaeu Of heard Of the men. Ths
a4shnd tall, about v HANGS hisk ~ 3hlSe hsirs
70 ~ s.e cad The cster V Ivay usse fsse yeass
- sskaetst 70 ends htGn, tim built, ard IL mooa-
1yeA rhs ovners viii please cali and psy btta -
INC tses then away sow, q shail III the1
go lMM9 eysss @ y aANlLfON.
C.ss1sgs. Aansesk county. iiis., ssss.sl, -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

"ALL pAPER.-Received this
w stock Of Wall psppr. designs
PutBsms Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Jadi's Curtin Fixiures
Green Hoiisnd for Windows.
BuH Holland Tor Windows
c ris, Tassels, Ac.
ap-d47 ~ uasTrurT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19

APPLETOH's Railway Guide for July, at
Bakers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19

s.. N. GooDALE 8 SoN-WooL BROKERS.
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale Of wool. Also, with response
bic parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. Is
City Wharf, Boston, or 1O7 Bank street,
Cleveland. may3O:452
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June IS
The positions OF the several corps Of the
Army Of the Potomac are known in this
city tonight, information from the South
ern side Of the Potomac having been re-
oeived up to 1890 to-day.
The whereabouts Of Lee is not publicly
known here. There is much sOlioitude
everywhere to OdiscOVer something concern
ing him. Whatever may be his plans he
keeps them very secret, and anything con-
cerning them would be mere speculation.
An officer Of Banks army relates, in a
private letter, an incident which occurred
during temporary truce at Port Hudson
on the 9th May. he took the opportunity
afforded to ride up to the rebel works IS
close IS he could to get q good view OF
them when he saw regiment Of the enc
nv throw down their arms and heard
them give three cheers and exolaiua, " We
surrender y
The rebel officers at once approached
them with drawn swords and pistols, and
overpowered and controlled them, and
compelled them to take up their arms and
resume their position. Same officers were
at a truce entered into the next day for
the purpose Of looking after the dead and
wounded. While riding as near to the
-ebel lines as he could get he was hailed
- O. -Saderate officer within the works
Vgh-- IN inn whether he did moi
with the queslIv- he was cominQ
think, on reflection, thas
nearer than was exactly proper. -av.
Our officers replied in the negative, b
ing he had men wounded and killed as near
the enemy as he himself then was. A con-
Tersation then ensusd in which the rebel
officer spoke Of Shermsn's charge Of the
preceding day, and remarked that inside
they regarded it as the finest thing Of the
war. Our officers did not belong to Sher-
mans division.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
NEW YORK MAKKET.-June Is.


Cotton-Market less active and hrmer. Sales at
5Sl159c.
FIour-Market heavy and 59IOc lower. The de-
cline in god and exchange hiss very depressing ef-
feet
sales at f565G5 50 for extra State: s5,gOa6O5 for
extra round hoop Ohio; 81, ,lu7,7O for trade brands
Market closing heavy, with no buyers at the outside
prices.
Whisky-Market without decided change Sales
at 4i94'n45c.
Whent-Market dull and heavy, and fully Ic
lower.
The sales are at sl.l96I 81 for Chicago Spring ;
sl,299l,4 for Milwaukee Club; sl,i50l 81 for win
ter red Western si,45 for choice Green Bay Spring
81 ,521l 50 for amber Michigan.
Corn arket dul and heavy, and lac lower.
Sales at 756177c.
Oats Market firm, with moderate salts at sOds2c.
COffee-Q1iet and firm.
sugar 'ull aud unchanged.
nIOlasses y arket quiet.
POrIL-Upeued frmer, and closed quiet and IN
changed.
Sales at sII 519I2OO for old mess; sI275GI3OO for
new do; SO Os00lI,0O for old and new prime and 3d.
500l6,t 20 for new prime mess.
Beef Dull
Lard Market lsss active and a ssade easier. Part
last evening at gS0l05Sc.
Cheese-Market firm. Sales at sal2c for common
to primo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WeKsBURa.
Dates to the l3 h--SituatiOn at
Haynes Bluff Grants
ReinfOre ments.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.

MEMPHIS, June II.
The arrival of several boats from below
has thrown in my way quite a mass of late
and interesting news from Vicksburg.
The expedition of the Yazoo is not as
successful as at first hoped, although not
defeat. The cost Of holding satartia
would be more than the position was worth
to our forces now operating against Vicks-
burg.
The guDbOat expedition was more fortu-
nate, having succeed in destroying four
steambOats-the John Walsh, Lasoon, Col
den Era and Scotland. They were burned
at or near YazoO City. There is a cOnsid-
erable force Of rebels on the west bank of
the Mississippi.
1t was reported by passengers on the
Belle Memphis that the rebels were in pos
session of the Shreveport and Vicksburg
Railroad track from Desoto, Immediately
opposite Vicksburg, to Monroe, on the Qua
chita river, and that they were bringing
supplies to the besieged city by means of
an immense feet of dug-outs. The rebel
force is supposed to be from 10000 to TO-
900. Later arrivals contradict these re-
ports to a considerable extent.
Reports have been circulating to the ef-
feet that Johnston was at Haines' Bluff,
and had captured and was now occupying
it. These stories turn out unfounded.
Our forces were secure in the possession
Of that strong and important position as
late as Saturday morning, the 18th. There
was not even possibility of attack in that
direction. General Grant is receiving re-
Inducements every day, and making his
position stronger. All the strongest posi-.
tions around Vicksburg except one are now
ours. The rebels are in possession Of
Richmond and New Carthage, LOuisians,
and have destroyed all the cotton gins on
the plantations leased by Government to
the planters Of the vicinity.
The COnfederates under General Joe
Johnston are said to occupy the banks of
YazOO river, in the vicinity of satartia.
The rebel prisoners now confined in the
Irving prison of this city, give very con-
tradicting statements in regard to the state
of affairs inside of Vicksburg. Some as
sert that Pemberton will hold ground un-
til Johnston raises the siege. Others say
that he cannot hold much longer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
THE WAR in TENNESSEE.
BRAGG LARGELY REINFORCED.
It is thought he will attempt to
Invade Kentucky.
TIE REBEL INVASION.
HARRISBURG, June Is.


It is stated that a body Of rebels has
gone from Cumberland, Nd, to Romney,
Va.
The authorities are busy in organizing
the troops, who continue to arrive in large
numbers.
The work on the rifle pits and fortifcs-
tions on the other side Of the Susquehan-
ma is still going on. There is much &C.
tiVity there and at Camp Curtin, and eve
rywhere else in and about the city.
HARRISBURG, June Is.
A dispatch from Chsmbersburg reports
that the enemy was returning in force and
the operator was preparing to leave.
Three New York regiments are reported
at Reading. Preparations are being made
to receive them here tonight.
The drafted men and nine months vol
unteers of this State are volunteering for
six months.
There is no trustworthy intelligence re-
garding the movements Of the enemy. No
large force has yet approached the Cum
berland valley.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1916 PM. .
A dispatch to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company from Harrisburg, 5 P. NJ, says
the rebels are reported to be returning
to Chambsrsburg from HsgerstoWn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
s7,slO,83s "a


EDITORS LEADER As one of the
property holders on Kinsman street, let me
say that have complained bitterly" and
publicly of the Beer Gardens, as any one
who has heard me speak on the subject at all
will be a witness. have felt Sunday to be
a different sort of day since the gardens have
become thrOnged with customers. Kinsman
street was once a desirable location for
dwelling, but now the price at which various
places have been sold on that street compared
with the value once set upon them viii be
fair standard to judge by. Why cannot the
Grand Jury try the effect of an indictment
on the matter If the gardens are public
blessings, as Mr.. Williams seems to argue,
the evidence will not, of course, fail to show
the fact and if they are nuisances, we viii
be well rid of them. JUDEX.
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We respectfully subscribe ourselves,
w. A-,,v--
ANqIER HoUsE, juno l7.

Angler HOUSE, June II.
Messrs. E. S. Flint, H. Nottingham, a. j.
WiHsIow, and J. D1OigR Palmer:
GENTLEMEN Permit me, for myself and
father, to return you our Warmest thanks, not
only for the present, but for many past ia
vOrs.
In the oft repeated visits we have made tc
your city, there is not one but has been
marked in our memories by some kind token
of esteem and regard from its citizens, each
one forming stronger link in the chain of
gratitude which must ever bind US to our
friends. Allow me to designate Friday eve
ming next, the last of our engagement, as q
fitting time for the contamination of your
kind intentions.
Again thanking you, one and all, for your
kind wishes and the fattering expression of
them,
Iremain, yours respectfully,
CAROLINE N. RIcHIKGs.
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STEAMBOAT ATTACKED BY REBELS
FROlI NEW YORK.

Nav YORK, June Is.
On the night Of the 1lth idst. large
English steamer attempted to run into
Charleston via LamfOrd's Channel, but
wac fred into and snnk by our blookad-
ing vessels. The officers and crew set FIRE
to the ship and escaped to MOrrirs Island.
She was totally destroyed.
1t was officially announced at the Board
this morning that the injunction against
the action Of the c. s T. R. R., in reopen
ing its books after having given notice of
their closing, had been removed. An cleo
ton has taken place, and it appears to be
believed