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euIes fI brls impaired FeaEhes 1haivesl o. Ges ~"
hngs Ohio Uriel Apples at 9Ec. 10 bags do az Ege.
dSREASE-MareGt quiet. Sales to-day: uo tres
Dealt Hog Gsease ut 9Ec. ,t..A,t ,,n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l t4s6 bris. Mafketd9H4 ~
nj nh etsd-selcrs holding At 6ocs and ousera Of
ferinE f5c. ....,. cur ',r.xh.+ ,e..
, 1864-01-22

u The gnllant captor Of Mason and s1i-
cell has been brought to gzief, 1t is hlntcd3f:
by collector of autographs. Under the
law he was not eligible for promotion to his
present rank, il he had attained certain age,
at which he should have been placed on the
retired list. His answer to the circular ask
ing hie age was somewhat eyasire, but con
1cycd the Idea that he was not past the active
limit, so lie became an Admiral. Meanwhile
tho :utographitc, in .monsing among some
.:aste paper cleared out from the garzet Of
the Envy Department, when an additional
story was put On that building last year,
found bundle Of papers filed from the Ad
miJal's tather, and others who Joined in ap-
lying for Ills origfns1 admission into the
Navy, and these show lis real age, which dis
qualities him for active serricc
, 1864-01-22

COTTON.
Kaseop, of Iowa, will offer an amendment
concerning cotton that Government snail
agree to pay In certificates Of indebtedness,
not transferable for any cotton IN districts
nrder rebel control, at one-half the market
price ut New York, when such cotton shall
be delivered at any United States ml1tafy
ptst.
HORSE RAILROAD.
The Senate District Of Columbia Commit
tee will report in favor Of nnother horse-rall.
road from the Capital to the Presidents
house, nearly parallel with the present one
RESTORATION OF FLORIDA.
Private letters from Florida say that the
machinery for bringing that State back into
the Union is now iairly In notion. It y es-
timatcd that In the cities Of Fernandina, jack
sonyille, St. Augustine, Key West and fen,
s:cola alonc, sufficient number o. loyal
yoters-1, ,5cG only being required under me
Presidents oclamatton-wtll be found. u
is now thought BY persons upon Inc spot
that the State will be formally in the Union
aud viii send two loyal Senators aud mem.
Der Of Congress to Washington by the lst Of
May next .-
The Commissioner Of Agriculture, In re-
sponse to request from the senate Commit.
Ice Of Agriculture, has furnished them with
d laborea argument against assessing the tas
on tobacco while in the hands OF the raiser.
Hc bases his argument on the idea that TAX
so imposed would stop its production, and
| therefore tend to inJure agriculture.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'D NEW tn EATER.
Tenth street, above Pennsy,vanid avenve

A GRAND GALA OCCASION.
COMPLIMENf NfARY BENEFIT TO
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
a.S posi- ively the
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
THIS EVENING. october u. lss4.
Will be pretept ted the beautiful drama of
THE PEARL or SAVOY;
OR,
A MOTHERS PRAYER
Marie, the Pearl .......----. Maggie Mitchell
MONDAY,
FIRST APPEARANCE
ofthe
Talerted Young Actor,
Mr.. JUNIUS BRUTUs BOOTH,
. in Shak spear. . Historical tragedy of
. RICHARD III.
WANTED-Twenty-f Young Ladies', for the
Pallet. Apply, be wesn Il and o clock to L. Car
land, at the Stage Door.
6KOyEh's THEATER.
Pennsy vania Avenue, near Willard Hotel,
THIS Friday) EVENING, Oct. IA,
BENEFIT OF
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Fer Performance
THE GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA.
Written expressly for the Inimitable Immersion.
atOrs Of Irish Life,
NIB. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
By Charles Gaylor. Esq., entitled
THE CONNIE SOOGAH,
with its beautiful scenery, including
THE GREAT CATARACT SCENE.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSpAY, OCTOBER l3, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPEB
HAVIN0 THE LARGEST CIRCULATION

~ Free Delivery Of Letters by Carriers at the
res,dences of ow aers may be secured by observing
the following Rules:
l. Dir ect letters plainly to the street and mum ber
of the house.
2 Head letters with the writer full address, in
cludipg street and mum ber and request answers to
be addressed ACCORD ingly.
g. Letters to strap gers transient visitors in 3
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known should be mark ed in lower left hand corner
with the werd Transient
4 Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hspd corner apd leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-marking notwithstanding
with the writing. ii .
Areouest for the return of letter to the writer
if fnnclaim sithn thirty days, or less, written or
printed wi the writer's full address across the
feft hand ei # the envelope, face side, will be
compliea with at usual prepaid rate OF postage
Day able when delivered to writer.
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FROM THE FRONT.


NEAR PETERSBURG, Oct IL, IL p. m.-The
irrepIessible contraband brings us late news
from Petersburg. OF the veracity and relia-
bility of the information brought, Judge ye.
He represents himself to have been an attache
Of the quartermaster's department in that be-
leagured town; tells us that all stores have
been removed, and every arrangement COM
pleted to expedite sudden and hasty he
gira.
This afternoon the rebel batteries fired into
the camps OF the I'd corps. The discharges
were made at long and regular inter walls, our
cannoneers not deigning to notice their mis-
erable practice until late in the evening, when
q shower of shot and she'll was literally and
impartially distributed among the different
wards of the city.
The election among the Pennsylvania regi-
ments passed off quietly. stranger would
scarcely have known such an event had been
progressing throughout the entire day.
Between and 10 o'clock our artillery be-
fore Petersburg has been warmly engaged
with the enemy's batteries. The uproar, as
usual, is very great, and the damage exceed
ingly small Sklrmtshing seems to have en-
tireIy ceased
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
PHuApEIPHIA, Oct l3-Erte conr.v o.. "a
as heard f. ON, places Scofield's TUnt9np ,aa
lority at ,S23
EAsToN, Oct l3-Monroe county gives , soo
Democratic maiority, D.mocrauc loss OF 42s
ALLBs1owN, Oct l3.-Lehtgh. county gives
Boyer, Democrat, for Con gTess, 2,06l maiority-
gain over last year OF 23l. ....-.
Gain of fsur Union Cengressmem-The
Soldiers Vste Comins Ia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-It is generally con-
ceoed that there will be n Union majority in
the hom- vote in Pennsylvania The Uongres-
siohal delegation will probably stand sixteen
onion to eight Democrats.
.Ihefe Is some uncertainty in two or three
saicts nut the soldiers vote will un ndonbted-
,snor,a the small Democratic msjorities
The soldiers vote has con, man oad ,omipet,
oaiuo tn'Sgn but 5,323 ballots have been re-
ceaneu, 'ne onion majority is 4 687
a.o "ie no later returns from Ohio or In
HARRlsbURG, Oct. IA Bradford oountv
gives 24OO Union maJority-Union loss OF over
1,0e0 ,. -''' 'A 0'e'
Record of the Soldiers
HARRISBURG, Oct l3.-Althoush no, 70
Qulred ty law, the State department hera a.
keeping regular book OF record of the ot,ciaI
returns Of the army vote, which are entered by
counties and Congrf fssion al districts as fas, a.
receiv'd. A few commissioners arrived to-
day, bringing with them the returns from the
hospitals about Washington and some parts Of
Sheridans army. winch lanPr they reached,
notwiths' andlng the N nors to the contrary.
Inc entire number OF votes thus far opened
and entered at he State Department will
scarcely reach four hundred, and as those are
scattered through the various counties of the
State, report OF them TO. day would be OF little
moment ne commissioners who have ar
rived here uniformly report tina. more than
twc-thirds they visited have voted the Union
ticket 0A
The following is an official vote of the troons
at Fort Della ware -Union, 1i9; Democratic, 3.
The following speaks for itself:
CRY POINT, Oct. 13-MajdY T. It. Eekert.
PpnnSvlCQnia pi 70 yotaa f,,-
the Union, l2I Democratic.
S. Fl. BECKwrrH
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NJ YLAND.

The Vote on the New Constitution
We give below the vote on the ne W Constitu-
tion far received, from the different parts
of the State. The official return of the vote of
Baltimore city is a,799 for the Cons titaticn, and
1853 against; majority for the Constitution
7,126, oeing an Increase OF l5t votes over the
returns as reported yesterday
The majority as far as heard from is g. 9S2 for
the Constitution
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
We have returns from Baltimore county, as
follows district, 3lS votes for and So
agains-majority for, 265 Sd district, l42 for
and iO6 against-maloriy for, SO. 7th district.
majority against 20. 6th district majority
against, IS. 9th district, go for and 23l sganst
majority against, s.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct 13.-This city gives l6t for
against, 81.
ST MARY's COUNTY.
LRoNARDTowN, Oet. 13.-This district, the
Sd, gives 1 tor and 255 against the new Consti-
tution- ma iority against, 2i3.
Patuxent district (7th) gives 35 for and 1l9
against-majority aga'nsr, 81.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
HAvRR. DE GRACE, Oct l3 This to wn gives
Is majority for the new Constitution
Halfs X Roads gives lis majority against
the new Constitution.
1t is thought here that the entire county
will give anout 5000 majority against the new
Constitution.
PORT DEPOSIT, Oct. l3.-The 9th district of
Cecil county gives 2Ia for and 15i against. The
7ih district gives 2l7 for and 9O2 against The
e,h gives 7S for and "a against. The 9th gives
l61 for and 90 against
LATER R-ELKToN, Oct. 13.-Eight districts
give 14i for the Constitution. One district to
hear from will reduce this majority consid-
erably.
CHRsAPEAKR CITY, Oct. 13-The Cd elec-
tion district gives 80 majority against the Con-
stitution.
FREDERICK COUNTY
FREDERICK, Oct. 13.-This city and district
gives 354 majority for the new Constitution
the new Constitution.
MiddIetown district gives 302 majority for
the Constitution
WASHINGTON COUNTY
HAGBRsTOwN, Oct 13-This district gives
800 for and 167 ajority for 223.
Funkstewn district gives 1U2 for and SO
against
against think the county will give about 1900
majority for the Constitution.
CARROLL COUNTY.
WEsTMINsTER, Oct. 13.-This district gives
247 for and 2S7 against the new Constitution
majority against, 40. 4
Uniontown district gives 222 for and GA
against-majority for, lSS.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
CUMBERLAND, Oct l3 The 9th district gives
200 for and $50 against-majority for, so. The
18Th district gives $50 for and lSi against-ma-
jority fer, 3i6
Frostburg gives 161 majority for the Uonsti-
tuition.
Orleans gives IS majority for.
The majority In the county is about !, 100.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
NRWToWN, Oct. 13-Cestin's district gives
304 majority against the Constitution.
No returns from Somerset county received
Baltimore Sun.
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TREAsCRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF oonrTRoLLER or TIE CoRREHoY

WaShINHI0N, n
whereas. by satisfscior, evidence presented to
the undersgned, II has been made to sppsar that
WGshTHsh n, in the county OF Washtssioa and Dis
trts' Of eotsnoia: has been duly .rgsaissd under
Congress entitle1 An act 70 provide National
Currency; secured bya pledge Of united States
demptiop thereof" approved June s. 1854. and has
complied With All the PROVISIONS Of said act re-
fbe business Of banking under said act:
Now, ,tberefore. Hugh meCuiisck, Comptroller
oF the Currenc., do hereby certify that 1hs Na-
trcnai BaaE Of lhs Ms,oye.i. To the CSty oc Wash.
issfos in the csppty Of wasaisr'on ~ issrics Of
(oiur7btn. 10 authorizes % commence the businsss
of BsnEiss under the ae1 koresaid
In teItinohy hereof Hsns - M ny hand end seal
+, = = : HUGH MoGULG0Ck
oes Dot Comptroller Of the oarf ensy.
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Arrival of Admiral Porter in Hampton

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 12-Admiral Por-
ter took command Of the North Atlantic
Squadron this morning, ana hoisted his nag
in hampton Roads. The occasion was hon.
ored by q salute from the U. s steamer Brook
lyn.
The flag of truce steamer New York left
here at 10 o'clock this morning for Aiken's
Landing, with $50 Rebel prisoners for ex.
change, in charge Of Lieutenant Colonel Mul.
ford.
No arrivals from James River to-day up to
4 d. m.
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E,OR GALE-An OMNIBUS LINE consisting Of
+ Eve FIRST class Coacher and thir- A1nnx3b
ty Horses and Harness com plete. 49,
the iine ans from the Navy Yard 1E2-p'R
to Camp Stonernan and Gle sboro'. FOR tsrms. &c.,
apply by letter or otherwise to B BRYAN No
$50 sth street ssst, near the Navy Yard cate,
Washington, d. O 80 ~ .la re = lms
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FROM MISSOURI.
Nomination for Compensation. Rosecrans

gone TO tue FT0uts
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13-The Radical Union Con-
vention of the First Congressional District yes
terday nominated Chas. p. johnson for Con-
grees.
for the front last night.
Gen. Prices Movem ents.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l2.-The rebels destroyed the
Lemolne bridge on the Pacific railroad, 175
miles from here. Price is still reported in the
vicinity of Bonneville, with Gen. Sanborn
harrassing his rear and fanks.
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Steamer Fired int.

CAIRO, Oct. 13.-The steamer Silver Moon,
from Memphis, has passed Cincinnati, with 100
bales Of cotton.
The steamer Eclipse was fired into at Island
No. 81, and the engineer and one deck mana
{ wounded. Several hoses were killed: ,oos
Refugees report this band OF rebeIs 70 Se SoV
stropg. Stragglers from Prisss .;tiy.gs Il, tnat
mittfng depredations upon the ci'iIen' :" N"'
refion.
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NJ USIC EAC a N G
NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
IN No. 129 Baltimere street.
RETWEEN Nm 80 UTH SITS

6EI VEIN CAL VERT AND 6UUIH OIO,
f. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER-
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day
opened for Retail large assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
Such as BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY OAS5IMERES AND GOAT
INGs,
- For MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Also, q select assortment of goods for LADIES
CLOAkINGS. to which he would invite the atten-
tion of those making purchases. ttes E.
Having unusual facilities and long experience,
he feels confident of being able to meet the wants
of the present times. ,---.--...-r...s, 2
sen 24.1mk
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NOTICEl

NOTICE.
CHERRY BELLE,
The "star OF the West" ths most Beautiful
Woman and most Versatile Actress in the Profss-
sion also.
JOSH HART,
the celebrated Ethiopian Comedian; And
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE.
tho Versa lie Actress and oomsdienne.
WILL ALL MAKE THEIR FIRST APPEAR
ANCEO MONDAY, October II.
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suec,s.fuI Union Expedition.

CAIRO oc. dssss Of ssh 1ne sa ssy
Vsa.1ip or the s6th ulsimo, has returned, hAv-
iny cantuTed the rebel Col. Wilkins. four cap,
tains. Several guerrilias, enc hundred head Of
Adorable quantity Of cotton, clothing, arms
and nmmuptuCn. Ez+ee.T ls as,-s- ID "a szar,l.,-
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NARINIs FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
Vl ENVY, a
TEMPERAN NOE HALL, 81
L street, between 9Th and 10th sts.

This Academy is now open for the reception Of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses and Masters TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and Fridays. from to p. m.
Gentleman's Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to 10 m.
Those desirous of joining may do so by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
comm encing on entry. ocS
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- elegant OOUNTER SHOW GAsKS by the bsst
makers in New York. fAp1ly to p. y. BELLDW&
Coz S1o 3th street, three doors south Of ODD Isl-
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II r. LABBI's DANCING ACADEMY.

+. &. Liable has the honor Of informing his
patrens and the public that in consequence "A
Of his not being able to obtain his room until
commencement of his classes in Washin gton l1HkA
until that time. Due notice will be given in future
advertisements of the exact time. sep Is
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Crsssipg Of the Cum Der land River By the
, ss1 Rebels. - tS3f r. itas9 eA'
-Hv LOUIsvLLE, KY, Oct. l2.-Passangefs from
Clarke Vile report that the rebel Cen Ruforu.
with twelve hundred mounted men, crossed
the Cumberland river,lat Harpsth shoais' iast
night. s.Eo -f ,E1lFsd 's5Hs "A uoE itst't1 E0t
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TNH1RD GRAND BALI OF THE
l. YOUNG HiBERNIA CLUB a
Will be given at
TEMPERANCE HALL,
On street, between 9Th ana 10th, ~
On WEDNE~DAY. October 18th.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies
Committee Of Arrangements.
D A. Clancy, Jas II Bush,
M. Creahen, NJ Long
P. Foleay. oct 14-St*
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nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

10000 yards best Delaines, at 45 cents.
II N0 yards best Calico, 80. IS, 81 cents.
5000 yards best Bieached Cotton. at 80, IS cents;
yard vic e. 4J cents; Sheeting. 81 25 "a, $l35;
breadth, 49,
Cambria. 80 cents Crash Is cents.
LADIES' Black Kid Gloves, Jouvin Listen, Sl25.
Skirt Braids. Is cents.
J. 4 P. Goats Cotton, Is cents. 200 yards Spool
Cotton, three for Is cents.
Pins and Needles, cents. Tapes, 5 cents. Hooks
and Eyes, 8 cents Blasting Cotton. Is cents doz.
2OO doL Woolen Hose Is cents Ladies' brown and
black Hose, IS cents Best French Corset. 50.
Hoop Skirts, 80 spring, $l.25: Remember the Red
Post Store. Benz. NEWMAN.
oc lO-Iw* 443 7th street, near at.
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DROP. ]. w. KREIs DANCING ACADEMY is
Il now open for the season, at Temperance "A
HALL, street. between 9th and I0,h.
=, Hours OF tuition for Ladies, Misses, and
Masters. Wednesday and Saturday after u
noeps from s to 8. GentIemen's class, Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday even ings from to 10. The
quarter will commence with the first lesson of the
pupil. oct Slim
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SUBSTITUTES

CrnSTITCTES, - -t-8 uHfHF 3 4
SUBSTITUTES E.rS -
Can be had at the old established office, 509 NEW
JERSEY AVENUE. opposite the Depot of the B.
q, o. Railroad. .ttaSs . g ocS Avs
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.as 7nTscu09 sg8 ars aTgfi 7T2a7 f'.ad 81 ~
.ssi,sg 4,E sslnliisEgs s8ifatoais isHsaI RI b. ls
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Last week OF s.
:. DIN DBNIlR,
. -.-
hsRenowned Gy ausst and
RIVAL OF BLONDIN,
the most intrepid and daring
TIGHT ROPE PERFORMER,
who will ~.
CARRY YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK
from the
STAGE 70 THE GALLERY.
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Lf1RST GRAND
Il ENTERTAINMENT AND LEVEE
FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 2, KNIGHTS OF PY-
THIAS,
will be given at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy YardD
TUESDAY EVENING, OcT. 1S.
The Committee pledge themselves to endeayor
70 have this the most pie asant and agreeable "A
enter rtainmeDt of the season.
A fine CotiIlon Band has been engaged for
the occasion, and Glee Club from tn city, -
having kinoly volunteered thes seryices viii sing
Tickets One Dollar, admitting q gentleman and
1aties
~ No Hats or Caps allowed in the Ball Room.
CoNMITTEE.-DanielC Csrrigan. John w. Cross,
&. Middleton, Q. NJ. Barton, Thomas w. Cook.
oc lA-Lf
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

DRCBPrroN ov wAsHINOTON HrGIsy COMPANY
IL po A. Of Newburg.--Ihe various Are who
fntond 70 participate ~ the reception Of Washington EnGns
Hudson street right resting ou Deshrosses street, c ON
street down Hudsen thence
lhrough Cha nber. stree, Chatham the Bovery,
brand Broadway Ponrtoentb street to Pfth avenue,
Va stree and dsniss Companies arriving
the ground particularly requested report 70 the
members of the Board o. EnsiDeers
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
SALES OF HEsn ESTATE.

8 cfire cnT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

THE FrFTEEHTH.-Col. Belknsp write,
upon the Gath ult. to Lieut.. Christofel
In this place: 81 have no time to write
to-day. Big battle yesterday, Esd. VIZ
lost l32 in killed. wounded and missing
Both Hedricks are wounded severely
but not MORALLY. OF Company z, Gil
lespie, Joshua Davis and B. F. Mouyer
are killed. Gipson and StaIcop wounded;
ten others captured. We whipped the
rebs, and our regiment fairly Stayed the
46th Alabama. killing many Of them, and
capturing the Colonel, Major and any
quantity Of privates. Meek, of company
B. captured rs men. Phifer, of company
G, over 20. In haste. w. W.B.v
Muir, let Lieut.. company E, captured;
Crawford. Cd Lieut.. company H. cap.ur.
ed; Gephart, I'd Lieut.. company D. kill
ed; Evans, I'd Lieut.. company A, wound.
ed; Lieut.. II. G. Macarthur was wounded
the day before.
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~A VOICE FROM vtcKsBuRa.

vScx0gaa, ~ =, Aug. O. IeeA
Dr.. John Buil-bcar Cir. a. happy 10 stsse 10 -
That have rsed your vaaahe Ceron btses With grsa,
o~nshf 70 mysr In gsnsrai dehiiity md prossraon
rysss. Poduced ~ tbs unhealthy end nnsaAsis In
sssace . th< spS6 ris1 around Yicksburg. havinp
ceen with 0~s 0rauss army IL whole
srn campaign ] oAeensly rsusnD3ad ~ - " I'll
psFsoas whD are sxPussd 70 unhsaliAy {iimaass
H. vi rO8LK
Agent q. q Gania3sy Cunsn1nsioa-
Lcclsvna4 Kyb s<pG IL, lseA
. - ~ q Jsir iss ssbssittsd 1ArDagA ageus
Of mine 70 the M-ica Drsctcr n tie pafmsnS u ths
Any q the csnbfaDd s.aapae Of NJ Csdrea Dsansu
- i.sfsrtsc. and Fsqsssfsd sser asfyaA he nxnd
% esstaoo Az stpfove ~ 80 sDeag ous
ne 1lo~tng b TIE Medical Dirsetcfs repiy ~ 40
ven ncans permisa0A 70 sAip 800 Aceea - oaee, -
nave y sosA - snfiers JOHN BULL.
II nm saitssd shaa Cearoa uttsr, I'm Do "a Asu N
my enc ~ taken psvysfay AaA In nader fipn - y
objection 70 Dr. Balls being permitted Do irpose a Il 4
sutiers- A. HENRY rHuRsfON,
eorxson and Medical Director. D. c.
Headquarters DeT.rtmeut of EumberisnAo
Nashville, rena, JUit - ls6a
d. John bui1's SCENT Mr., has plsmisSoa 10 shtr
10 NASHVILLE Tenn, ~ gruss so dnsen ~ Dairs O.
dron htsers for sale to suffers In the array only
fhs regulations ~ the Treasury Department m 10 h
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj ~ Geo. R0secrana
wM. N. wILRa
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Tor sale wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson, Bartlett
To- Aeox0k, IOWA aprlSdAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

dHnhAH Glass; shall commence I
class In German next Monday, I 5th inst, in
mr.. !amieson's school room, corner 7.h
and Blondeau, and invite gentlemen and
ladies', and parents who desire that their
children shall acquire thorough kDowl.
edge OF this useful language, to embrace
this opportunity. Terms. d per mouth;
SIX lessons per week. Hour from 7 to 8,
Aug. Civ AUG. Worrr