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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS for SALE

gladden. COUNTY, NEW-JERSEY,
Known tine Blue Anchor Lands containing about 200
These land. located the line oil the Csmdep
and Atlantic Railroad" within mites Of Its Junction With
tho "kanso and Delaware Bay Railroad" whereby choice
Of the Philadelphia end NowfoTk markets afforded toI the
salt Of Lumber rmbtr &c being within % miles by rsifosd
CATION Of the large portion Of the lands osere
tue original growth OF Timber consisting OF Pine OAK
&c. Tha so 10 Of good quality. and well adapted to farm,
log purpo.es There is Improved Farm the of
abbut 100 acres good Of cultivation, with ample
buildings; also OLD well established Tavern and store
stands and buildings The whole CT which viii DO soS
LEVI DICKSON,
No. $40 Wsnut.sI, Phia deiphia, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
aTANUFACTUkING SITES FOR SALE-

lF1 Oge Hundred Lots Of Ground any number Of the n,
gsp,r the cy Of PtisbaTs Pa having front Of 600
feet tho Monou ahela river Lock No OF the NsvsS
q, mpany the Ptihurs eLd Connesvle Railroad
Ing through tie ofh For terms apply p c. Core
the property can be seen Of WM. NJ SHNN esq. Pits.
burx IA.
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LEVI DICKSON,
No. $40 Wslnut-sr, Philadelphia, Pa

for sac IN W-stehes,er County with commodious aud
ex Buildings Orchards aud Fruits OF oil krds Grapsry.
Gteeuhoue, sc &C. 1t Is within hour OF the city ana
by railroad and steamboat For hesltnfulness
and beauty OF location unsurpassed The Farm eontaee
2D0 and embraces half dozen elegant building
with 10 70 20 acres each with extensive landscape aud wass
views. BULhLEl tirn.
No 10 Wal-st. Janncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
DOR SALE CHEAP or to RENT-A COT.

t'AkM for SALE on OIL CREEK.-Win BE-
sod at pabe auction the office Of The Empire Oil Conn
paoy, 1873 Broad, ny aud No. Deytt. at . loeb
y ~ Oh WEDNESDAY April 10 1882 the Farm contain.
ing apOu u known the Shreeve Farm situated
Oil Creek. "a miles below Tsusvile. Pa Tcrng
cash. FOR inornliou inquire at the Office above or 81
he dos,s cd, C. A. AVERY. Psinesvis or OF H. SEARS,
No 1873 Broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


new ork, Juiy 80
A despatch from Harper's Ferry to the
Philadelphia Enquirer. says. the results
of the engagement of Thursday last, at
Trout Royal, as reported here, are highly
encouraging. The intention WAS to cut
Lees army in two, and it succeeded to
the extent that Ewelps corps is reported
to be entirely cut of from communion.
ton with Lee, and its capture is almost
certain.
The railroad between this point and
Martinsburg is uninjured, except small
bridge over the Occoquon creek, which
was destroyed by the rebels.
West of Martinsburg the road is re-
ported to be badly injured, the rails torn
up for considerable distance, bridges
burned, &c.
The rebels having evacuated Martins
burg the road will soon be in running Or
der to that point.
1t 10 reported that Chester is now oc.
Gu pied by q small force of Whites cav.
airy. The town will doubtless be in our
possession again in few days.
Citizens have come in to-day from the
vicinity of Martinsburg, who report nc
armed rebels in their neighborhood ex-
cept few struggling bushwhackers.
The Post says, it is stated on good au.
thority that the draft will not be recon.
mencsd this week. but the probability il
that it will be deferred only short time
That it will be prevented by the action Of
the State authorities. which some of the
sympathizers with rioters hope, is alto
gether unlikely,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

NeW AofAy July 70.
Information received to-day show Lee
and bis army, under Longstreet, Hill and
Ewell, passed through Chester county
Friday and Saturday, and are now at and
south Of Culpeppsr. Buford's cavalry OPP
posed them but had to fall back, bat still
hanging on their rear, capturing prison
ers and cattle 1t is generally thought
that Lee was making all possible speed
to Richmond, but Buford thinks the reb-
els intend making a stand on the south
side of the Rapidan. Rebel prisoners
say our cavalry has done more to defeat
Lee and his plans than any other arm
They also say great deal of desponden-
cy prevails in the South and in the army
IN consequence of the recent defeats and
failure of Lees plans, while the detection
OF 10. Johnston and his refusal to obey
the orders of JEFF. Davis will necessitate
the reorganization of the army in the
Southwest
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Cincinnati, July 28.

Cincinnati, July 28.
A special to the Commercial from Lex
ington, says, the rebels this morning at
lacked our forces at Richmond. consist
ing of small detachment under Col.
Sanders. After an hours fighting our
troops were compelled to fall back to the
Kentucky rixar bridge. The rrhel force
is estimated at $500 and guns. They
are supposed to be advancing.
At last advices our troops had faller
back to within 5 miles of Lexington, the
enemy closely following.
Martial law has been proclaimed II
Lexington to-day. All able bodied citi
gems between Is and 40 are ordered IL
report for duty. 1t is thought the city
can be held against the rebels.
Rebel citizens report rebel force O
over $4,000, moving in northerly di
rection, via Crab Orchard.
The Gazette's Lexington despatch say
the excitement has subsidcd. The rebel
came to the Kentucky river at Clay
Ferry.
Sanders command 10 nearly all in.--
Troops from Hickman's Bridge insure the
safety of Lexington.
Carter and Gilbert's commands are in
the rear of the rebels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

How THE REBELS TREAT ABOLITION
EDIToRs.-The editor of the Fulton Re-
publican, published at Mo Conuelsburg
says that, while the rebels occupied that
town. his Office was pointed out 70 them
by the Copperheads ~ An Abolition con.
oern. Several OF the officers called upon
him and asked to see his flss. Ate,
examining them, the Lieutenant 10 com.
mand said II see, sir. this is Repub
lican newspaper; you advocate vigorou,
prosecution Of the war. and are in favor
Of sustaining your government in every
thing like to see man one thing o.
other Taking several copies of the pa
per, they left without molesting anything
10 the Office, to the great indignation O.
the Copperheads Of that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

New Y ork, July %.
The Times has the following despatch
Headquarters Army Potomac,
July Is.
The positions of the rebel army are rs
follows:
Friday morning nj o'clock the adj
vance Of Hill aud Lougstrset's corps
reached Culpepper. Their columns we're
well closed up and their entire corps
must be concentrated there before this
time. OF this retreat movement there
can be no question.
EwelPs corps il is understood still oc-
cupy the Shenandoah Valley, where it is
guarding lords on the Shenandoah and
the rear Of the rebel army.
This fact is supposed to explain the re.
cent alarm about the alleged movements
indicating that Lee was not retrcatinp
and was preparing to return to Mary.
land.
The Times special says the Commits.
sioner of Internal revenue of exemption
for those who have been drafted and have
furnished substitute under the con-
scrption act, being expressly required
BY law to be issued by board Of enroll
ment, is exempt from stamp duty. Any
certificate which may be issued by mag
istrats in connection with proceedings
under the consoription act is subject to
astamp duty of five cents.
Surgeon General Hammond is making
Arrangements to secure the aid of corp,
volunteer surgeons to mee, the exegencie,
of the battle field.
Gen. A. Menditle has been ordered ia
Fortress Monroe, TO relieve Lieut.. Col
Ludlow, present agent for exchange o.
prisoners. Col Ludlow has been ordered
to report to Adj. Gen. Thomas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
The r.~rsA Of July i. New orl..n.

In honor of the anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence, (and may Heaven pre-
serve it forever!) no paper will be issued
from this Office this afternoon or TO. NOR
row morning.
Our readers will find in our columns,
details of the various celebrations. Y Rufus
NAPLES. tsq will deliver an orasaon at
DR.. Palmer's Church, at 10 o'clock. In
the evening there will be mass meeting
in Canaan street, which will be addressed
by Thomas J. Duraut, and others. The
Working Mems Loyal National Union
Lesugue, will also have mass meeting in
front Of the City Hall. which will be ad
dressed by several able speakers. Tn,
Union Association of the First Distric
propose to commemorate the day, by con
ltribuung for the relief of the sick.
We doubt not that our citizens viii
dolly honor the ever memorable Fourth o
July.
| We learn that Cuthbert Bulltt, ESQ i.
Collector of the Port. will have raised il
front of his residence on St. Charlie
street, this morning, at sunrise, the iden
tical flag which was left flying in tn
breeze during the attempt to illumiuat
the city in honor of the secession of Lou
isisna, in January, 1861. This flag wa
the last of the Stars and Stripes seen il
public from that time until Admiral Far
ragut's arrival in April, 1869, and VI
learn, has not been used since Its mp
pearance to morrow morning will there
fore be for the FIRST time since the nolabl
occasion referred to-
We learn, also, that Mr.. Built vii
keep open house from i2 o'clock m un
til 10 p. M, for the purpose of enter
tanning his friends, and al friends of tn
Government. Mr.. Built will extend
cordial welcome to all loyal men VIII,
may visit his houss.--[N New Orleans Err
of July Sd. F,
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weep.ng over Tsn = .s....

1S110SoSSs
The Richmond Wing Of the 7th inst.
is distressed At Bragg's retreat from Mid
die Tennessee. It says:
The REIMBURSEMENT of such breadth
Of fertile country just at this season when
the wheat crop hae just been harvested
and the corn crop is in tassel, amounts to
gil. TO the enemy of supplies enough to
last our whole army year, to say moth
ing Of the outragss and desolation which
ever follow Yankee occupation. 1t is
not certain that Rosecrans will pursue
Bragg to his new base Of defense and
make permanent Judgement in newly
conquered territory; but should he do so,
1t will DO no small offset to Gen. Lees sue
cess in the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

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.aY-s-Scal Of Morgan at Gin
cissMHfi.
From Virginia.
New York. :

So" AU'n, cuiy 80.
The Herald's Washington special says
yesterday train from Washington to
Alexandria conveying about three hun
bred troops, was fred into by guerrillas
when within about 2 miles of Manassas.
No damage done. The troops secured
the woods diligently but were unable to
ind the asssilants. Proceeding short
distance farther the train was fred into
without injury, and the soldiers we're
again unable to discover the per petrators,
and the train proceeded without further
interruption.
II 10 reported here to-day, that some
40 OF Mosbys guerrillAs were captured
last night, but on inquiry the story proves
to be unfounded. One scouting party
captured single guerrilla. which appear.
be all that has been done in that vicinity
for the past I8 hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
st. I,ouis. .Julv S8

The steamer Imperial, the first boat
from New Orleans, arrived this morning.
A large crowd of merchants and other
citizens greeted her arrival, and nation
81 salute Was fired 10 honor of the opening
OF the Mississippi. The steamer Albert
Pesrce sailed this evening for New Or
leans with large load OF private freight,
and long passenger list The Continen.
tai left yesterday for the same port, heav.
lily laden with Government stores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
New York. July %

The steamer Star of the South arrived
this evening from Charleston Bar on the
evening of the Goth. She lowed the
iron-clAd Passaic to the bar, which went
on to report to Admiral Dahlgreen.
When the Star OF the South left, heavy
cannonading was heard and shells were
plainly seen bursting over Fort Wagner.
There must be mistake as to the
date of the report brought by the schoon
er Muser on the Goth. as the passage
would be extraordinary, even for steam
er,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis, July q

memphis, July q,
Ruggles' forces in front of Corinth
have fallen back. Scouts report that he
was ordered to 60 to Georgia, but when
he commenced the movement his men
deserted in large numbers, and the order
was countermanded.
Chalmers is moving towards the Ala
bama line.
Bitfles, Forest, Wilson, and others, are
ordered to scour the country for con-
scripts to ell up the regiments. GEN.
Dodge is active and watches every move
aud his forces are fully employed at al
times. Scarcely day passes that he
does not strike the enemy at some point
The weather is cooler to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
Washington july 28

One hundred and forty-four rebels, re-
Gently captured 10 Virginia, arrived to.
day. Among them are officers. one o.
whom was captured at Vicksburg and pa
rolled, but who had violated his word and
was agais found III the service armed and
equipped.
Same Of the prisoners are anxious "a
hks the oath Of allegiance, Others to be
exchanged.
Tso large military prisons are to be
fnnedialeiy constructed, one at Point
Lookout, Nd, and the other at RocL
Island, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
bishop Rape OF CLEVELAND ON tn,
AlOts.

Btshop Rape OF CLEVELAND ON the
RI0ts.
The Cleveland Herald says:
"Bishop Rape, on Sunday morning,
preached sermon In the Cathedral on
the subjects of the riots in New York
He was uuspsring in bitter dsnuneiation
of the mob that had committed such out
RACES. He warned his hearers against any
act that tended in any degree to provoke
like scenes here. He said that the laws
must be obeyed and the conscription law
quietly submitted to among the rest. He
urged the members Of his flock to attend
strictly to their business, and not even to
discuss the question Of the draft. II any
of them we're drafted, and could not pro-
cure exemption, they must do their duty
to the country as soldiers. II the drafted
man was poor, and no provision had been
made by the city or county for the relief
Of his family, they should be cared for
by the Church.
He warned them not to i'll treat the col
ored people. A colored man had as much
right to live and to labor for his living As
white man had, and their right must be
respected. 1t was cowardly and sinful
to modest these people because their skin
was different color.
He also spoke against the practice Of
demanding extortiona'e wages. 1t was
wrong and wicked to extort from employ.
ers more than the fair price Of their Ia:
Der.
Finally he warned them not to provoke
breach of peace in any manner, and
said that be had pledged his word As 8
Catholic Bishop to the citizens of Cleve
land, that there should be no disturbano.
from the Catholic Irish, and he looked Il
them that his pledge should not be bro
KEN" a PC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
To CONsUMPTryEs.

6SHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN REsroR-
Il cd 70 health In 3 few weeks, by . very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with q
severe lung Affection, snd that dread disease, Con
sumption--i anxious 70 make known 10 his fellow -sui-
ferers the cure.
10 all who desire IL, he viii send copy the pre-
seripsion used tree OF charge With tue directions for
preparing and using The same, which they viii md
srRr CT RE for ConsUArTioH, A.THsA, BRoscHIrs
&c. The only object OF the advertise in sending tn,
rreserp tiop IL to bepent he Afflicted and spread In
formation which he conceives 10 be invaluable aud h.
hopes every sufferer will tr, hs remedy rs IL will
them nothing and may PROVE q blessing.
Rev EDWARD WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
may30-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

H The wife OF United States Sena.
tor pomeroy, of Kansas, died day or two
since on her way to Geneva. N. Y, the
home OF her family, from Washington,
where she had completely exhausted her
strength in building up an asylum for col
ored orphans. She was . woman OF rare
excelloncles OF character, aud had deyo.
ted herself 18th the utmost self-de NAL TO
doing good to others. The Surgeon
General indicated his estimate of her ser
vices BY giving her special steamer to
bring her North for the rsssoration Of her
health,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
From the Mobile Advertiser.

The Confederacy has seen darker days
and emerged from them. 1t is not dark
enough to justify it to the prudence of
those who are ready to submit, and anx
ious for peace and security of their prop
erty on the basis Of submission, to show
their hands yet. There have been some
signs of this white feather fluttering du.
ring the few past gloomy days. Let us
warn them that it is base to feel and dan.
gerous TO be premature in the utterauce
ofsuch sentiments The land has made toe
many sacrifices for its freedom to falter al
the last hour. The timid and faitbless
must not be allowed to feiter the footstep,
Of the revolution. 1t must roll on e
triumph, although its wheels have rolled
over them and their fortunes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
New York, July Is.

New York, July Is.
The rebel steamer Merimac, built by
the British for the rebels last year, has
arrived here. captured by the gunboas
Usage while running the blockade at
Wilmington. She is i've hundred tons
iron clad and loaded with cotton.
The schooner Nasua. from Port Royal,
reports she passed off Charleston on the
10Th and heard heavy firing. Our forces
are still battering Ft. Wagner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

D0-T The tobacco crop in Kentucky and
Indiana promises we'll. The New Albany
Ledger of the I'D says:s
1--WE conversed yesterday with a gen.
tleman who has lately been travelling for
an extensive New York tobacco house
through the tobacco growing regions Of
Kentucky and Indiana. He informs III
that the prospect tor very large tobacco
crop is most encouraging. Nearly every
farmer in Southern and Western Ken.
tuoky has more or less ground under cul.
tivation in this great staple, while in In.
diana the area or ground planted in it i,
at least one-half greater than in any pre-
vious season. The plants look health,
and vigorous, and are growing thriftily,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
Cincinnati, July 20.

VfnVf"H"sIj o UIy IO'
B. j. Clay, of Bourbon county, KY,
was nominated ON the 9th ballet, to-day
for Congress, in the Ashland. (Ky.) dis
trlct. to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Mr.. Crittenden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
Cincinnati, July 2S.

Cincinnati, July rs.
John Morgan. A. L. Clark and about
50 other rsbsi eBcers arrived here last
night and wsrs takss 10 City Prison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
SURVEYORS oFFIcE, 4,
Kantul fx~a Aa. ~ lgAz 4

SURVEYORS nPFICE,
Keokuk. Iowa, May ~, 1853
EoT1CE.-To all persons having suus revolver .
pistols, munitions Of war any kind for sale sr,
ordered not TO sell dispose OF the without ars,
obtaining permit from the undermined by order o.
Me Special Ag1n, Of Abe TreAsur, Department All
persons violating This order will liable to have sucl
Eooos connscst ted for the 81 the OF The
United states. JOHN sTANNUs,
nAyH-du Surveyor and Collector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
RuSAwAYs.

Gen. Jackson advertises in the Missis.
sippian cal members Of the fourth M ssis
sippi Cavalry as shaving disgraced them
selves by baasly aud oosardE deserving
their posts at time when their services
wers most needed" Among them are
eighteen commissioned officers and
two lsptsusuu.
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LATEST NEWS.
Rebel Raid in kentucky.

Arrival nj st. Louis Of the
first Boat from N. Orleans.