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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Post Office Building. residence on Fifth
sassss, between BRADY and Perry streets, ven
~. Iowa. iaovl0-dkwsf
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J.. A. REID n. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. -, corner Main ana Third
es.ets. Davsaoort. Iowa julyld
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

Tho stock In port sacula.ed at 2s3,o 900 bacs, o.
wbssh ~ ooo arc American.
STATE OF rRASg.
me Naachessr maTki 70 broyant, aod prices oi goois
And yarns arc still advaucpr. :
i, LIVERPOOL gRYApsrugFs aAaHEr.
TIC Liverpool breaas,ids narkct prices sti d.
chn1o8 9xceps 0orn. which 10 sdye1ing. hessr5
sFhsrsscn, s.snoe o., bgind, sihys B Co.. and
saSler, win do~0wIra tsndency. Wheat h,s down.
wad tendency: wutr rod, o.. ~. Q Sa. I'd COrn
trmer: mixed 99s. ed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION rApHrr.
1cUoh rrncc 20. and Others rcrort-reei QUIET BOT
Heldy Pr steady except tusi tho ioorer qnaes ara
somevhat ihwsr Bacon cas- er. Lard arm Ialow quiet
md unchanged
t'vERPoOL rEopUcR NARxEr.
ING bfokef3 lErna- reports hes quiei but steady,
sugar steady Coffee arm. Iinseed sti ieclnag. Lin
geeo OH inactive al 46s Eosn quiet but steady Spirits
turpentine-No sales.
Boult, inriish Brandon report;-Peirclertn active
ana All qnates considerably higher sales 1t os 5d. 2s
oo. 'or reihed, and fl0 GO fer crude.
LONDON MARKETS.
rMrngs. circular reports--whe.t heavy and tending
oowawMa, with decline Of Ia. %, on foreign, and g
- Ior Engns hkon firm: rails, f6 bars. IS ibs pia
o4s. ou. sugar hrmsr, and prices 3D. 3D. higher. Tea
r,oaiy. zones FIRM. Taiow quot at i3E. Cd. 52s 0d
ce dull and tending downward Spirits trpeniina sil
necllnng Petroleum firm at G19 10s GO FOR crude.
and D. I'd. for refined. Sperm oil nominal.
HAvRs COTTON nAaxET.
HAvRE, August 20, 1882
Sales Of the week 10 500 bales. Tho marke. is drm,
s. Win an upward tendency, and all quaises SLIGHTLY
higher New orleans tres ordluaire 3l0f do. bas 2q0f
stock IN port 10000 bales.
THE LATEST MARgnTs.
LIVERPOOL, August 2s-FVennr
CorroS The sales OF cotton today Is Oo0 bales
including 900 10 specuiators and exporters
The market is buoyant and all qualities trGe higher
BREADsnUyss dull and tending downward, exccpt corn
which is steady.
Provisions quiet and 6rm.
PRODUCE steady.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
The Northern Fast.t lions,

Not tong time sii civg k.1 n n p h.rugnsstaus
~ Pdrion barbor ~fil b. fni e~sal a.4ipst ia y,
from Iron clsds and ether 10y lu rrfne 70.
large number q nitecp inoh 40 .gan gree - .vsrn
melt AseDts arc now hard st FFk Hf1n esas t,r
mounting tbe-o guns nsmbtr - aaa Ns.t Ng~rs
toundfy have slrcafy hoen saat ~ q = iha nar
bor Tbs oarrisg ~ those rrts MAf !. ,uar,n q
XXI add ipxct-ify. we're - tls vatns'o~u
Ar-cnai u ~ sisted tt-i - Fl tto4a,inx ono af
these nonstfo1s ~ o1 ul - carrAxe. - Al 10
between four and ave tuHdred aosl.s.
Prom tho salem fassr gsgis,sr. Aox ST al
Tie rcooust,uotnp q Fori. rsekrrlnr AaI I~ . beps
steadily rrusncaTf Hntns fpo L-ndrrf md sl~tt sn.s,
cmploycd. aHs there rtill rom or more A. a.,
Agricultural demand for lah0.sss s dnm.hnr the vons
on sal~n neck "i'~r good ocfo'nssy ~, efnDinynsn,
We understand that e1rs.d-s bio adfhDn 10 the fot.s
dosirats IN order 70 t.-tsn ih~ ocmpslh bsfoss ihs
Nlutsr months -
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
City lnssli1gsncs.

ASorHn RuoKn ~ Csry Ixsvsrroa BoofsA Asofy1,ox on
rus sllsomn Hovsn.-Clsy inspector Bools, having
riven the public clean Streets has turned his susssIoa
20 other city nuisapcss, vKh their sbsssmeul
I, m Understood that b w shortly present. 70 ths Com
mon Cognal special oonauniostoa having for r oh.
scs the Adjustment of the slaughter house system
prssen, use, and lieu thereof proposns pssa that
vii, free TIE city slaughter houscs lhsu dguss
ing coaoouants. ms step b. been rendered necsary
from The dhy oomplAnts received the Cay Insps
Department agaas, these esab.snmcnu AMI The anxely
Of the puhs get rh of them s equally great .rooas
tho ore wealthy and Influential Of Ne butchers them
selves he plan IN contempsiian, ADOPTED VIII s.rd
20 our btrhsrs greater accommodations and facli.rs
than .hsy even ENJOY white 10 psniary poin, of view,
vill mrerally fe~en tbeir espengts. ~ every meet
Ing Of Commgn Council for past he necessity
Cor r~crn ~ this quarter has been urged upon i
.onn a. a. = ssbstiinie Tor the present sysrsrn.-
nsysier can b. calcd-nothng definite beep aone.
rhs necosiy VII no csssv opera1 ~ siumellns boak
vhhh enabh the Common Council TO proceed at once
70 the eortsmpred WORK q rssorm. without spy spprs
qulrs mrea TINT, even II approved u BY ihs Common
Council tsfore ran be carried nto operation snd -
,ss sas.a ~. .ra c, 'hs is.,scsr ~ os g'es
the subeci ovosc tho Common Covbcii. u ~ nys
.:'',s' .ss, ss, s' M .s, :s.s: Of ss' ss"
the pablc. A eissr'y couditsn q streets
but 81 isn among Me aumueus mror,ast
dntrs hacosed tpcn bin, aud n th4s lat Mr.. tyln "a
snafarsy wan, Jodgink from the numeTOas feiofps
whoa b. In . cnntsmr>aabn aud those already per.
recf.a Nsfi nl,hy streets sefss shushlerns ssssb
irs.nett hcf e0nspicuoos - Srrsrsi passo,a. ssa
Ary IAN g hSr ahc'',husr' ~ b. considsfea ygb c
bSsss1z - 1'e vhos ecmnuliy.
RsorssNc - ~ nxsrAvux ysaArr --Tna Itrssy ana
reading roon of ne nssossrs fIbrsr, Assposlca ~~s
reopsssd atev Sius. Ssss ws yummor ciosns 40, ssd
sulss nansss n psope, ssmAcrs sad oshsss svsi~d
themselves ~ orpostsssy 70 nspec, tss spndA oei
sssu II vasssss wovts which ornsmsni ths s~ivss <
shs Are nstisots Tes seAs9~otN~ o ths oreasrn
s1Asd 70 by ne pes~ses = CssisnSs vsrtb rsssm.st
band ~hch psrfofnsi apsmbev 4 poysias airs
assbsd st,ls ~ vhkb tbsy sss e>s~srAssa. s~ res~s
ius ~~, saovseh~, vWv piss~sss grn~ Il re.n o. A
tns neussss ssA fssssds = ~ bss~sy
JIrs~os Rrn RAnasss rws fAas IA lpy~iaat
sAsnss nr-strx tcs trsrs y tis rosd vi1 ,s.s srss,
UD usorros (fbefsisy. Spa ~.
~ rsryx'. esrAr, R~~sssn. srs-vS rts.r a
psrpe for the bss~as - ibs rstho',e rtcs - a fss a
r<v iohs larry, p~sios, si Reha--oi. s.rs irssi,
vui eos.s ef " movrsv. rhaursy n Es.rs's Lsrss
s~sr v-vs kksmn11.s steam go les tst
Nx<s svv~t SER kw fs~ grs~e To ftl~sh n,s
se~~rss ss~n s~-Svss~< .ol h~~~1~a ~.d .ix a.~fts
p.sscs li1,. D. rssa~ ~ sasssas 10 ~ ~ sa..s -
- 1sss 49, eossssssA
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Reported Defeat Of General Blunt, with tlc
Loss Of Three Thousand Men,
IA kr g.

LEAvyywoRru. SEPT. !, 1893.
Adyices from Fort Gibson TO tho 2ith ult state that
General Blunt, with six thousand and twelve pieces
OF artillery crossed tbs Arkansas river the 3d. but
the enemy declined battle and fell back. Tho rebel
force is estimated at twenty-five thousand.
Thcro was considerable sickness at Fort Gibson but
few deaths. however, had taken place. Tho smallpox
prevailed TO some extent among tho Indians In that
neighborhood, and many had died.
There were reports at Fort scott on tho 2s,h tnat
Blunt had fought battle and been whipped with the
loss Of three thousand men.
Movements or the Rebels I'm Arka n sas, &c.
MEMPHIS, August 81, 1863
The Buletin Of the 30th instant learns Mr. Ray
recently prisoner at Little Rock that the rebel orco al
that place was forty thousand strong, many OF whom
were conscvipts from sixteen sixty years only half
armed, and commanded by Generals Kirby Smith and
Price
Tho rebels ara erecting forti6cacns the opposite
side Of tho river, thirteen miles fron Little Rock.
II is reported that Geserai Blunt marching on Archa
dcphia.
Mr. Ray says that ths people Of Arkansas are tired Of
the war, and would gladly under the protection Of
the federal government
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
The Capture Of the Gunboats Satellite
and Reliance.

and Reliance.
DETAILS OF rHRIR SURPRISE AND CArTURH-srATG.
nsSr OF PAYxAsrsEs cLERK sTAvEy, or THE
sArxLLITE, ErC.
The washington s,av Of Monday says:-
We have the following Interesting particulars u this
on sSs sssle who a,s wounded snd psroilsd and ~ho
arrived here last evening transport Tho attacking
party numoered sixty eight mon. mostly sailors belong
ng 20 the New Merrinac, 81 Richmond, with ~
Whats battalion, and approached Ia four beats, each
containing about seventeen uen, the two which
w.od an AID and relative 70 Jsa D~-w and tAe two who
boarded the Rsancs, IN charge o Lieutenant Horue of
the herr'nac Both Of these officers. beleve for.
meriy we're attached ~ our navy.
Al The time OF the astark Vweivs O'Clock Saturday
nght) II was DARK and heavy sea was running. Tho
nary 70 boat when the officer ran below 10 ca tho
executive Ocer and by the he returned the vessel
which lasted gome ten or eiteen mlauss durinv wblrn
thomas Damon, fireman. and 49, lawson. who origin
ally came ffom the rebel army, were killed. and FusEn
n sommerB received two cutnss wounds the left
and was shot through tho neck N. ~. s,avsy, Paymss
Stow ard shot 10 tho arm. VIM. Bngha, Master at
Arms, Samuel Chin (co.fed) and two others slht'y
ms asht on board tho Satellite v represented 10 have
Sereraie and several of the rebels wounded
sgs sne ,sms .ss s, she n r 'a ss
satellite (Roboson) behaved very cowardly narrsr
vhsu he came deck In his undesc'ohes Winding ths
orew desperAie hand 70 hand epoo.nisr with tha
rebstn hs cried ost, "for Gods SAKE don't sboo, sur
lbs party whsb boar'ed the Reliance sci,us Fs.lgr
wsllsrs also rcsktsi the ocsrs saa men arht.ng
ssspssassiy. but was obliged 70 ssccumb 10 tns al
taok LsutenAnt Hove was either killed or ~Susassl
and Enssn waters ~ss ssos tbrourh the ssomseh ~
ball coming oat st sbs bip After Mr. waters vns
vousded Ne craslsd into his pilos heuss and blew bis
whistle Tor b~ip, ~ being aware thaa ts nAisno haf
eseu srundy taken. hr hcCsuiy. ths engmocs Of tho
RAanos vhsa be found hi boat IN possssnu - shs ~
81, by ;sss: s.s sss z S ss &: . s
- vsh 49, W urbsss. wAsrs M sRssvs ID crews
csvs p. - sSos. . ed ny p. o., .,.A sss.. ss
dsy; but On ssDday nlgkl sAsy ~sss 70 o. fssss.
sboss Asd ssesuse< ihsss n&poosws 90 orss eos~v
fr0m Pnhenavom ssne Usy 6o& ~ = uvtasa, snA
asss busuug sos sb~m tesk ths saksrs VIA 49,. =
sssy ~ 70 Pcu koy.s sssvs iAsy vsns rsx0vs iss
ne ps.oosrs v.h. tAs sxosysIca ~ essIxs wsi,sr.,
EIsrgn semW~ra, Psymseesr's Steward VI III Ss.xsV
snA John Tsie boatsvs'nS mate, wsrs sl stsyt~x 1,
RsAn~nd sunday. Captain Robsasss asd nm sroshsr
Ne 90 pscsd In irous aId The above aasA ssve s. "A
20 nrs.ain AZ rrbAna. where hey vess paro.~a sv
csTs'vy gfncH On thurpsay, srd rrt5sv thev ~s,o
r.a NJ "a ~ boat n the fsDfnc6ovc Jos>~ ~Ilh -
ia n IA. d. pace Ts ccnmososs Nerrls /. ssss !,
~ nr~v Tbs reech seknoeidssd sAss ihsy had ss.n
ksisrs cus ss lbs>s bosD ~ soups time - - -.
rsvos1 orc4osseb - asAsd - ssVsws shsmL
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
the Pressasncs Letter 90 0snsvsI 0rans.
Erncrrrrs hsn1os,
WA~gIvoros, July II. lss3.

nv DsAs GsSxnAI--i DO nos remsvnb~r ius, yos snd
ever mft psrSonsily, wrts this 4 g'aieg1 &C.
knn~fsixnent tor The almost ip~iimabg ssfsars vo1
hsve 1oBs the csunfry. wab ~ saY wafd flfiD~s
when yoa nrst reached the .Ie.sliy ~ vtctspurs I
tbausht you shysd 40 uhat you nsAIy dd-fnsrch tbs
Goprs the neck tins batter With Tbs sans
rsfs, and thus below and had any faith er.
csis yenorAi hofs that you know bett~s than
Ysz1o Pasf yedlton ana ts Ike could saoe~~d wh.n
ysg pt begN AID i,ok Post Gibso Grand Gulf ana ".
ruiiy sht ysu sovah @ down ths river IN
General bsn. aus whsn yaf TUNED northusrd, u
the Blg Bisck lsarst v~ss nisfsks. ! nov ~ah "
make The peraona sckso~isg that yop right
and Nrdnv A. LINCOLN
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
p,r.ou.Il.e.,,sv,.,,

Postmaster CeBsfsl iusr stf lannil, a. tgon gts.so
weiis- secretary u tbs Navy ihs @s 10 40
yesterday. They rrnoecdef ;" Busf0n Last evrsin ins
General u. ltoss, ~ The rnrsd nts,s. volunteers,
Colonel Day, ~ ts~ alfsi States ARM. asf xnsae
Bangs. ~ Absoy, arc sr,rpiog si tbs Asior liosse
Ha~. y,asias ,gsntbg, a Aibsnri Hn Hssta. Fs,.
banks, ~ Nerfno~t. 80 Iiou. VI hpss ~ Is.san are
in Ictrot hoy arc there 10 relstsS bast.s ~e,,
nected Nth the great lard ~ tie "a Mar, sfn
cansi Company vheb sses pison 10 that city DARING t~
eomins wees.
Coiossi seosTs r. ihsis. United e,ai~s Army late IN,
sssctof g~asfh scusrsi Grssts - ~ the uf,fu-
us,lltan fSotnl
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Expcdition - Boseom'S Bridge-Brisk
Fight with the Rehels-Ths Ememy
Defeated and Driven from Their Rsns
Pits-Ths Objsoss sT tho Expsaision
raiiy AccempiisAsd, &C., 30.
FoRrRrs MoxnoE, August 70, Ises
General wistars cavalry have just returned 70 York.
town from expedition to Bottoms Bridge.
mo force engaged was parts Of tho First New York
Mounted Rifles, Colonel Onderdonk and the FIN Pcansy
vanla cavalry Lisats0sne Cossooi iIewi-.
The expedition Left Williamsburg on the 10Th inst, and
pushed through New Kent Court House directly 70 Bot
toms Bridge.
At the latter place rebel regiment OF infantry in
rife pits, wcre found, who supported by squadron
OF cavalry.
charge was Immediately made. and the rebel rife pits
carried and tho rebels driven across the bridge
which they.took up behind them.
Our troops lost ono killed and one wounded.
We captured I'VE prisoners from the enemy, who len
dead on the ground oncer, one sergeant and two
men, They also carried on = number OF their dead
The bridge rendered inpassable by the rcbels and
ths object Of the expedition being entirely accomplished
tro5pS returned. with much valuable Information an
to tho encm,s fors9 s poysmsn,s 10 the vicinity Of
"cnmonA s-~N.S> '>n--s
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Launch Of che Steamer Mari posa.
THB PIONEER FREIGHT STEAMER oY THE PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP cOvpASY

Yesterday, at few minutes before noon kessrs. Webb
Bell launched from their yard, Greenpoint, now
and splendid screw steamer, called the Marposa This
nss vessel has been built for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and intsndeo for tho reiehtng service
tho Atlantic side Of this route sister ship 70 be called
thu Montssey, nearly ready for launching. The lower
Ing leather kept many from being present al Tho launch
which was really very nne one. A vas, there
goody present. who oheerea Justify she slid
into the water.
rhe Mariposa Is steamer, two hundred feet 10
ksgth thirty four feet six inches BEAM and twenty -four
feet SIX inches depth Of hold she has beautiful model
and will doubt be fast vessel Her boilers and engines
are from tho Novelty Iron Works She has engines
With nfy inch cylinders and forty eight inch stroke of
piston. She IN brig riggsd and is very commodious
venssi, and will carry largo cargo
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
The Turf.

TnE TEorrNg NlroH zoe ~ 900 To.psv svTvxyv
gEsynsL surt,n AND EoEgHr vfItnoaAz
Bth thsss bsrsss IN sr'esS~s oncsron. snd hs,s
are freely oreres nat AT VA oe sasis nofssrths
band and free ssasoa 70 AJs arc slSsesvs features
~ the day.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
t'vsehss.

TIE above sisbs psyes return game % tbs grogsd1
,hs New YORK crckrs cue, Hobotes, yes,sf.ay, whks
tsrmisasa sgnai defeat fov The saisns~ tbsy sfnx
The sams 4 azin1s wish shs;y rcns " spare
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
mr.. r. q. Chapman's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ArnY ov rnE PorouAc,
sept. I, 1858. !

nfEcTs ENFORCEMENT or rm DsArn PENALTY AGAINST
plsKRTKRS
Tho execution of ieserters recently this army arc
having santary effect. General Meade seems Dc.
ierminod to enforce the fullest penalty for crimes which
hitherto hive passed unnotccd. Descrten from the
Army OF the Potomac in tho North may save thsm-
selves from ~num.aious death BY delivering them.
selves hn rendezvous for troops 10 be
returned to th cir emen,s. Thoe" who require forco to
bring them back, aud those Who the army
substitutes for Others may rest assured that they viii
receive NO mercy.
cArrAr n'xAnox Rnrrxp.
Captain Mchahon. who shot snd killed Captain Nc.
hasus Of the Seventy regiment Pennsy volun
teers a fsimoash last spring, has been resped BY tho
President.
In my despatch In Saturdays HERALD the telegraph
made say that three surgeons had been arrested
witnu lines, with their Instruments and would be
tried spies. II should have read "thres rebel survey
ors" fhey viii b tried Immediately.
EszE D1xxrRs yrocxRo orR uxn
Rebel dsssrtsrs coming In 10 advance forces Ia
large numbers. Il IL estimated that full tvs thousand
have bssa received and sDswssded Washington since
our army isf, Maryland. There Is large number nov
in the guArdhsuss Who vii leave for ths cApAi day
conprnos 0rEaAL aAHsow.
Brisadsr General Harrow. Of Indiana commanding tbs
Second division Of shns scnod cosps hss ar
~ To DO able 70 resume his command aud returned yes-
terday 70 relicve Brgadcr General wsbb who returns 10
his brigade IN the same division
rHR ARxY.
me sickness 1 tho army 10 Increasing owing to want
of water.
An mrusrm AROUND.
am requested by medical obcsrs caution The rco IL
OF the NorthespccialIy Of New York. Phudc!Ihia aud
Hatmore-eganst woman calling herself Mrs. Jane H.
hunse and representing herself 70 bo tho vol known
friend Of ths soldiers, who lives In Alexandria The I'm.
postress represented 70 be short dark compisxoned
woman with black eyes, and dresses In deep mourning
she receuiiy visited Philadelphia, wnere she collected
several thousand dollars worth Of clothing which has
been sent 70 hcr agents In the army mosiy Jew suffers
hunssil o. Alexandria. . vastly dinsrsnt woman. sbo
whole time To the troops in the neld and vol known
and respected.
srr.
woman connected with The Philadelphia Chr. t'a,
Comm ss'ou, named Mrs Moore arrested on thurs
day iast and sen, TO The Old Capitol prson suspicion
Of bsns rebel spy
rsrnosyD sotpDss.
Two hundred memboss Of tho Twsntlsth New York
Volunteer under sentence hard labor during the war
but recently plrdonsd by President s thu. morning
for their homes, They last night sersnsdcd and were
Addressed by General Patrick whsn they promised 10 70
turn aud reensr the service they had mads
short vist homo Their coodnct been unercsptnns-
bic since they sentenced.
Tssrseuox rp Assr
Bsigadier General Megs hes competed hs Inspection
Of the Army cf thu Potomac and r-sarncd 70 ws.hss
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Fra nee.

An important decree has been published condcmnstory
Of the letters Of the bishops the subject OF elections
and declaring them abnse of ecclesstcal author
The decree declares that tho bishops and archb are
now empowered 10 deliberate togsther p-ss common
resolutions without special rermssion from the gov.
ernmcnt.
N. Drouyu dc Ihuys was to leave Paris FOR London on
the 22d Of August
The rentes Closed the 2ist Of August at 6ef $50
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Ihs German Congress

Tt caHcfnpec ~ the princes commenced o. cn1 Jcock
ths morning, and eNpccted that decisive resolutions
vii o. ar..ved at before Il toses.
The report thst the eecb OF tho Emperor OF Austria
80 .sEed before us publication s officially contra
dicted -
The letter OF refusal OF the King Of Prussia adj.
dressed to the fmreror of Austria.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
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The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Mails for the Blsekaaisg sqsaArss.

The suyply steamer Bermuda viii leave the Philsdel
phia Eavr Yard the i2sh instant for the West Gulf
blocksdy squadroo touching ss Port Royal Psnsacois
and all the stations Of tho squadron. An opportunity
= thus aGDrded for ssndiag Isetsrs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

Maj. II. Borland, @. =. A.,
Scrgt. Carlo Patti. @. g. A.,
Surgeon 7. 7. Pratt, G. =. A.
Gan Of Gen. Slaughter .
stafn,
George A. Preston, c. g. A.
Gen X. Smiths STAN,
J. b. Moponosgh,
II. Forest,
N. p. Moses,
3. Fernandez,
WIN. Eaton.
Richard Farrell,
Thomas Murray,
Thomas Fillcock,
Augustus SKY,
Capt. T W. Ablss,
Capt. v. J Blakeley,
First Mate ! 9. Scott,
Second Male y. A. Gunby,
James Humphrey,
Richard Riey,
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

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