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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

F0REIas IETrLLI6ENCE The rumnf was curren nj
In Cheibourg, France, that the Federal and Con
federae officers had agreed TO fight of Cherbourg
In ten days.
The London HerGli says that Mason had had an
Unofficial interview with Lord Palmerst0n, and
was introduced by Lord Lindsay. The meeting
was satisfactory to al parties and the withdrawa
by Lindsay of his intended recognition motion IS
said have been the result of the interview, Lord
Palmerston having given out the implied promise
that he would support the motion at a more opper
tune moment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01
MISC CELLANEorS.

The T,ihane has dispatch announcing Rnus
seau's teiuin co Marietta, after hap'ag burnt all
the railrcaa bridges north of Marietta and twenty
miles south OF 1t.
The displch also says 6anaud's expedition was
saccessfui, destroying the bridges at Ceyihgion,
forty miles east of Atianta.
Dispatches also say the Yankees have bWled q
thousand dead rebels sihoe the late fga. at Atlan
Ia. and that the situation js favorable.
steam Tug struck snag and sunk on the
Mississippi river, fifteen miles blow Gr, cuviie,
Miss. on the st, losing tfty lives, principally OF
the Teath (Federal) Missouri cavalry.
McPher son s remains have arrived at Nashville
en- route for Louisville.
TIE Loyal Leesuers have been called out In
Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Is again cut
The Was hingtnn Chroaicie says the commanding
generals have requested the utmost secrecy ii
regard 10 military operations, and thar Grant 4
operations especially demand Sec recy.
Voorhees, has been again nominated for Con
gF's5 contrary to his wishes.
No gold quotation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

Attempted Desertion and Bribery - Bernard
Gottiieb and Il Schultz, members of COM
pany II, 10th Virginia militia, were arrested
yesterday and committed to Castle Thunder,
on the charge of desertion aud attempting
to bribe Government official. On Saturday
Schultz called at the passport office and AT
ter an unsuccessful effort stos obtain
q passport to Culpeper, took one of the
cleI ks, Mr.. James Wilde, to one side and
offered him fifty dollars to give him the
proper pass to that county. Wilde appoint.
ed a time to comply with his request, and
in the meantime Informed Captain boswell,
Assistant Provost Marshal, OF the facts in
the case. According to appointment
Schultz called yesterday morning, obtain
ed the passport. paid his fifty dollars,
and started of, but was afterwards arrested
and committed to the Castle, as above
stated. The facts in Gotleib's case were OF
similar character, though the 9mount
offered by him was $500, instead of $50
Upon their persons were found conside-
rabie amount of specie and greeubacks, and
there is very little doubt that it was their
intention to 40 North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

between the President and Greeley. all or which
were kept perfectly secret, and were not even
trusted u the mails. The result was that Greeley
left for Niagara Falls, authorized 70 the fullest
exteat necessary 70 br!uz about an interview be-
tween them and the President, without any con-
ditions whatever being agreed upon between them
az 10 terms OF settlement. Theif visit was 10 be
unconditional In regard 10 the terms or details OF
their proposition for peace, the only condition
bciag that they were willing tn present terms OF
settlement The arrival, all ise to rest with the
events of The negotiations On this Gfeei.y was
authorized TO give them safe escort 10 washing
ton and back, or through our lines TO Richmond,
they preferred None of these COMMUNICATIONS
or messages, verbal otherwise, came into the
hands si the rebel commissioners, and therefore
have not beea made public with tue other cores
p0hdeDce. Thus the most important iibt--aameiy,
The authority and original conditions asked for
by the President-yet remains secret No per
or persons has these documents but III. PIesi-
deai and Greeley. The latter has The p'wer TO
clear the whole thing up Ia this espect aad eve ns
may possibly force him 10 do 50 ioT sell vindica-
tion. He may, perhaps Ihink best ~ keep them
bacs, In order 10 make al original chapter To his
/bIstory of the waadeffsl peace movement. That
Mr.. Greeley had delt ited 10 him all the powers
h,ated ab We appears 10 me certain from the best
information that gather here AZ lea I, he gave
all wi h whom he had anything 10 do In The matter
here 50 to understand, and SO the pubiic will be
ieve uHiess II Is contradicted by the Official cor
Tesp0ndeRce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

Bsuylary.-For the fifth time this year,
Capt. Thomas G EppeS's blacksmith shop
was broken into on Friday night and rob.
bed of about tour hundred dollars worth OF
carriage bolts, besides the lock from his
shop door. The Captain is at loss to un
derstand why this great partiality should be
shown him by night thieves aud house
breakers, and In order To check them In
their visits for the future has determined
to employ watchmau to guard the prem
ises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

The sMarkets.-Satnrday morning ushered
in the advent of Col. ID. 4. Ingram's plan for
supplying the citizens OF Richmond with
beef at reduced prices. Protection from imr
pressmsnt has been granted him by the See-
retary Of War, and he apprehends no dif1cui-
ty for some time to come in obtaining any
number OF fine cattle which may he needed
to eupply the demand. The stalla in the
Second Market formerly occupied by John
r. Siedd and G. Alberger, rendered Col. l. by
vote of the City Council. were well eupplied
with a good article of beef, which was dis
peused to purchasers at prices ranging from
be to S. so per pound, according to quality.
The advantages which are likely to sccrue
from the action OF the city and Confeder-
ate ant horities In permitting the Colonel to
operate as he does, are by no means slight,
for II has already developed en- increased
spirit Of enterprise among the butchers, and
a disposition TO sell at more reasonable
prices. At any Of their stalls the different VI
rissies of fresh meat could bc had on Satuf-
day for from s. to "a per pound, which thu
display in quantity aud quality afforded I
favorable Contrast to this limited suppl1
which led been exhibited for the past dvs
or six months. Let the good Work 10 on
and we will soon nnd that much a the a.
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SUNDAY, 3isT.

- e'''Ai' q
; All quiet to-day. Our wounded are being
cared for, aud the dead Of both sides ia our
AiD's are being buried.
Still they come. Saunders has jast sent In
another battle dag, thrown away by the
enemy yesterday, and picked up by General
: 3 men this morning.
General Saunders reports that he has
buried in the mine alone fifty four negroes
|and seyenty-eght Yankees, exclusive OF
nIcs buried in trenches. Y. -
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tress among the poor Of our city who have
been unable 10 purchase at the high prices
which have prevailed VII disappear, and
cheerfulnees and comfort 1tAh9a - pace
Of gloomipess end want
In the vegetebie market there wes an IN.
usually good supply, and prices were stssl
on the decline. Fine Tomatoes and Gym
liugs were sold at fr ON 81 80 TO ~ per
dczep; cabbages (heaced) At 81 tn &6sp.s
head; Irish potatoes $2 so to % per qusffi
beets and onions at SO CENTS TO u pr
bunch; corpfield peas (this sesson) - to't4
per quart, and other vegetables at CORES
ponding figures. There was also large
supply or wh0rtleberries, blackberries, ap-
Piles, &C., which were held at figures placing
1t within the range of the poor mans purse
t. purchase. aud, judging from the quantity
sold, very few Of those who viEited the mar
keis failed to lay in supply. Bssides the
articles above enumerated, there was
plenty Of fresh country butter, and instead
of its selling at $40 and $l2 as heretofore,
the highest price asked foT 1t Was -. While a
very fine article was sold at $S.
1t Is encouraging to witness these healthy
evidences of returning reason and iineraiity y
On the part of parties who produce tor pgO
lie consumption, and we doubt not that
further reduction would still yield them
handsome profits and ensure easier con
sciences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

Argument Postponed The argument In
the Ogden habeas corpus case, which was TO
have been delivered on Saturday before
Judge Halyburton, of the Confederate
States Court, by Hon. james Lyons, one OF
the petitioners counsel, was postponed TIL
Monday, on account of the indispcsition OF
that gentleman. Mr.. l.. closes the argu-
ment in the case, whenit viii be lett In the
hands of the Judge for his decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

The operation OF tapping was performed
upon one Of our Oldest and most respected
citizens, on Saturday night, who has been
suffering for come time back with the
dropsy. The operation resulted In taking
away from him nine gallons Of water, and
we understand chat since Il took place the
patient has been much easier, aud is likely
to get we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

nah. We make tbs statement rs
contradiction Of a rumor, rirslaissed last
evening, that news had i,een received OF
disaster to our arms in that srssrter
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FROM PfTEssaBne.
EXPL0SToN o. oNs OF egtN1'' s
MINES
TnE gREACa RErANgNf

Rersise Of 'he rnemv Lssse Uayssro. OF
Ptisaners. Caters sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

a. n DoLLAk5 Reward. --fsa away item .hs
L,ND subscrIber, she 29sh lust, my boy
v,cx = carpenter aud houss want, eyed IL years,
bright mu alto; teet 10 or II inches IN besth. I
VIII pay the above ard for his delivery 10 me,
or secured 20 that get him agsn.
ag l-iss Ghks y NILEfr.
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nln H0LLARS E1xsTj-Fsr tie srfsst OF
LUU two negro slsves, aeatgs and fetsr, whn
J. Il my fss M last night wslt give fibo fSr tsr
errest 1 George, aad $50 for Pessr, Description.
aeofee N bright maisste, 20 years ed. tn ek suis
Of hair i've feet six cigst Iacaes high. sGd very
ik ely Psisr Il n-sriy black, so ut - years cid,
fasl 4 or 9 iashes tail, With . s.ar check.
Bw aRgAN, Jr.
Westham, Henr!ca, July 2s. jyN-.lwt
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by TELEGRAPH:


sassssd according 70 set 0, Congress II the y~Ss
4 1853, BY J. .. THaAsHsn. IN the Ciesk1 omca 81
ths Dissstct Court Of the C0rfedcrsts States fss
shs NsSthsss District Of Geossia.
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Hnn D0iLAhs hcs4rd Vim be paid 4 OF my
s1t}U negro boy Albert, who 10 abcut eighteen
Years old, o ises inches higb, very dark complex
ioH very e,ender, with sussi lace. largo mouth.
and lower lp p,eissting. No ohef marks reool.
iccted lie Ia supposed 20 have gone td With saino
soldier 10 L. uton. Tho ssoyo reward Gill he PAID
for his d.Ivssy TO me. near no sABst.ery, chas Oh
Htli or secured 30 thai can get bin
,y 2a--sif Alfred ALLEY.
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RUEG HATh


SO noL54as s..s ! A,ssio. sss . o,s,. .sr
4u. Cla0oi he, niulatt1, aboct feet aehss high,
Vary s.out bu'lI heavy besi Il hair and generally
dresses very hae. u.s beoa la tbe service with
for years ls well acquainted With camp
II o ami "a nae tihssfs' servant. l suEpsnt he n
tn tbs army of dea Lee fhe above reward viii
te given for his security so that get hin. He
W A.s q Yankee overeUa,. FEfToN,
suI-rsod ST. Richmoud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

slnn D0LI RS s...wa wa-d,--Lst my lara, ~
ZUU CSariotts couniy, Va, ON tia Goth instant,
swo neg rocs, sanbo and Henry. The 70 msr . %
years old. colos gate brishs, little no oeard. b
feet or inches nigh. ana carried ~ish him car
pet bag. Henry is 10 years old. dsrk brown COLOR
has large Wen over his lsit eye, and ~ fs-t or
8 inSnes high. said negroes sro trying IN make
,heir way 10 nay farm ia H.aover county. Va, nesr
Kichmosd. The aoovo reward will be PAID Tor
their apprehension aud delivery 70 nae, or to Mr =
u nnsiey, Aiehmend, We.
WILLIAM aAfNEa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

lDAN AWaY--About tne ibth of July, negro
II, giri named EHuns, She 10 Of yis0bFeaa
Co,of, about is years std sud isthog heavy sef---
A iibsr rev ard viii ba given ~ delivered "a MO
secured 90 can sst hes. sas II sapposod to bs
iurkipx about setae N the hospitals
JAnEe rEMPLBMAH,
A. ksg!ias's Garden,
jy aO-3it Near Camp Leo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-01

NAA DOLLARS Reward wtti gsvs iha
,1UU above Iewsrd ioI The apprehension u. sad
.l.iigsTy nae, AZ my oiisce taf hts ilgsm la
jail thai .ean get hiesl OF Uf ssiy1ni buy
teosge iienry Ray. sald boy ss bright mmia,le.
about Eve teet high, waaFy haIs, has svssssat-
lag walk, speaks very quick. saa has q Very sui
len took. BE may possibly be 'asking aGaat ina
c,ly ~ he has acqaaiataaees la every part ii tts
but my impression Is that he Is endesveS b. Sc:
To Ffed.nrssasrg, frasa ihraee 60 Stsusd, u tina
farm OF the late MsJar Jshn sstdoo twhese DC hss
4 father In order " pass the iiaes. salaiess ~
the camps are cautioned ssaiaai emplevang sAsSl
how n A BLaNkMAN,
Sturgeon and nenuss,
No ~ s1Aiu street,
R.ehmoad, Va.
As he has been accompanying me 70 ths hospi-
tais h., has pass from Capt cuke, Irqaessink tho
guard to pass him annolestsd.
iY 22-ts
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NORTHERN LsSE PACKET.

FOR BURLINGTON, KElrn, Buae. Nxu
h7sFoS' MuscArrNE, Rock ISLAND Ann
DAVlkf'sT.-The Northern Line sid..
wheel steamer P.mbins. Cap.,;n r D
h'i'' will leave Fort Madison this morn.
Ing on The arrival of the cars from Kso.
kak. making connection with ,r.;n. -.
aad West from Burlington, and at Dave,
port with their daily line of steamer, f.,
Dubuque aud St Paul, and with ,ra;n.
East aud West. Office in Railroad D.
pot. VIM Hrvn..s "
Ticket Agent.
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This unfortunste man i before tho pab-
lie oncs moro. He has mania for being
before the public Jevstt will establish
psses yet, unless he Is in oil chsrisy sent
% . Luns,ie Aaylum before his.Pes pror.
jscs is oonsummated. His present mas'-
tssio il however, merely for The eene1t
Of the people Of Buffalo. New York
They have been exercised somewhat Of
late by rumors Of : raid from Canadian
rebels, refugees from Dixie, bat Jswett
know. that the ruuor Is fsl-e and he
quists the nerves Of the Baffalo public
thus a M
Suspension Bridge, Aug o.
Joseph Warren, Esq.. 8. G. Cornell, Beg ,
and hers:
Being delegated on b.half Of the citi
Gems OF But 10 I report that there is NJ
foundation. whatever, fr the rumor in
regard to . rebel raid on Buffalo AID
L @kpor1 Sanders says that il 10 r..
publican cansrd, and be with Other high
toned Southern gentlemen is indignant
At the I'm .utstion that they would ere.
sanction such mode of warfare, Theil
purpose hsrsbeing to conciliae e, not irri
tate-rn * ample worthy Of imitation b,
the Governments in withdrawal Of ths
note ITO whom it may concern "
WV. CORNELL JEwErT.
Poor Jewett. There's . plain case o
Southern ohivalry on the brain.
r. The Convention at Fairfield %
pointed the following Congressional Cen
trail Committee:
Congressional Committee G Oven
Washington; G. w. McCrsry, L e: B
J McMskin. Des M"ines john l.. Gran,
hsm. Henry; WIN. l. ny. Jefferson; ] y
Weaver. Dav'-; J S Hurley, L,uiss
~ S. S Dan, Vsn Buren,.
The Convention re-sffirmed the B,lti
more platform. snd passed the following
Resolved, That We most heartily en-
dorse all the official nets of our yer
~or,hy and efficient representative i
Congress. the Hon. j. r. Wilson, an
We hereby pledge our best efforts to re
turn him to Congress.
The business of the Convention bein
lover, HIN J,mes F. Wilson bring pre-,
ent Was loudly call,d for. and 10 his hat
ipiest manner ntertained the Convent,o,
After which CD. Wsayer was cslIet
and responded ip his usual plss.aS
ma nnef.
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"hEfens IVA, Aug II n, 1864.
EDI oRs GArs CIlY:-The readers o,
your excellent paper would perhaps feel
interested in knowing what We, in on.
township, have done in the way of enroll
ing.
We have had. ~ you are perhaps av.re.
one organized comp sny ever since the
old Bufher Brigade vas dmbanded. But
knowing that the entire militia Of our
Township was not enrolled, We held !.
IN, sing on the 10 b inst, for that pur.
pose, which resulted Ia the orvau,,s,i,,
of one Infantry company Of forty-iive
men and tie election OF the follusito
names as If 'srs, to Wit: ?
Captain = VIM. d Hill,
lst LIEUT. Gieenough,
ed - g w. Green, =
LIST Ssrg't-L. e R.nkin. y
we Lave made our Ie'urps 10 headouar.
'err, but have not decide how often no,
when We shall drill,
Yours SO,
NJ HouaH. Chairman.
=. 6REENouGH. Serret.ry. +
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The Chapiasncy 81 the 4Sth...Letier
fgom . Soldier.


CAMP OF THE 4Jrn Iowa, \
Moscow, Tenn, August 18th, 1864 (
Edityr Gate CITY.
In order to correct some false impres-
sions that have been made 10 regard to
some of the officers of this regiment,
ask the privilege OF the colsmns Of your
paper.
1t has been enormously stated, and by
some believed, that Chaplain Skinner, of
this regiment, in order to secure the
Chsplaincy OF this regiment, sold tn.
men OF his command to the Fairfield com.
pany SO they could perfect their organi-
cation, and he secure the Oh ,plaincy.
Being member of Captain Alexander
company Il } and having tie facts 10 m,
possession, | would just state that there
is not the least shadow OF truth in the
above statement.
At the time Of the organization of tn IS
regiment, there we're eleven compani.s
IN camp L'nc"ln, three of which we're no,
full to tie minimum numbcr for muster
ing. and in order to organize the regi-
ment properly, it was necessary to ab.p
don the o.ga 'iEation Of one COMPANY and
consolidate it with the other two comma.
uies-
1t fell to the lot Of Captain Skianer.
company to be so divided i. was done
oy the Assistant Adj liant G ,neral. and
| would here state that Captain Skinner
did nothing tina, would in Any way com.
promise his character as minister mr. b;s
honor as soldier. Captain Skinner,
with asqnad of his men, we're assigned to
Captain Alexander's company, "a he as
LIST Lieutenant Of the company, and dur.
Ing the time he was in the COMPANY. bv
his kindness won the love and esteem ,ot
his men, and ever since be has been
highly esteemed BY the men Of this re,;-
meht. The proposition for him to accent
the Chsplsiocy was made after the orrsn.
z'i'oo Of those companies.
This isa brief statement of the facts. ..d
It any ole is not satisfied with il let him
say 80 publicly, and they can be officially
proved
Yours respectfully,
SAM. W MoFLDERRY.
45,h Iowa Infantry.
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Corrected BY Z. nAMlLt -, Wholesale GFseePs
scsAs-s. 0riesas fair, -, prime, DC; choice q
Sev Fork, Q. soc BsS fart, A, S3s crashed aud 20.
der-d 3Sc-
x,..ss..-sax.r Hsss-,i os0lise Golden syrup.i >
"a k5-sorghaia. SsessSe-
cosyxx--Rio 81 10 BE-
RIcs-l79f7txr.
3ees-Amssicsa, lie. eagiish, IKE
ss.P-Palla, II ~ esrsily. SIC a-rnaa. III 0i2
CssStSx-ssAr, - 10 &c, Sunssss Pressed lssre.
rss.--foaas yysoa - sosS2 w Imperial, 81 TO q
"a ~ uaeA. u - ~ - IL.
ressccs-tA,k 1sses. eSc, nej1Hn 6y~Dds, % q
2 e Gold sad Nss1ral Lsas y - % - ~
Nuis-tssa isas1s q - . r.ass.
GLAs--sxio Country IS ~ City rs. rates.
CospAss-32 to Sse
Dss ASrtEs-ll 10 12r y b.
Oar pE.cHs--lllfs Il ~ Isc b.
Dag CukkASrs-34c.
RAixxs-s q; q - IS.
Sur Is 70 ~.
Pe.EL SssEca-iac-
Neoi SArKs-l os
Mytisr xoebrs Want Hoop PBfs ~ 90, 3 hoo,
do 81 So. M Tubs $40 50. No fdo Is 90, No. IL
u 20. Ncsts Sd do, IS wssh-boards IS CO..
RBB-So- Mack~r-i, btis. SIS vuse&ls vo.i
No . do do $40 oos2Si. 10.
No do hf do tli oo@zll Co.
No do hf do $40 ootr 10 Is
Iif bbi.. No. White Fish, ~ ~.
orts-Cssi Oil, 90 81 ID. tAbse-d OIL IS; Lard OIL
u g. to 81 10 fsFh OIL. 81 Is.
CaxxsE-Dcnmsrx, TIE.
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X IRoT-CLASS SALOON FUR SALE
II Good OppOrf,smiiwv

Z. :. MAAsA proprietor Of the establishment well
sne~n ~ MaAns 6ALoos, on 6s-opd betvsr~r Ma -
ST cts b Ing deaisous Of retiring mon q. s
stock on hand -" sse caosee
-, Ispntasfon which this establishment has eu,ove,
- = \, .ngnG the asst in keokak liz essssn ts:ec
re q rses. me city and under proper nageapeAt (
~ ise Of he building ~il h. tan -1e,red only "a
apDs,. - 's'ss eacsss nome otneu sesd
-. ''' end fsrsA'r iafsAon, apply on u. prsn
AA&H-s2s = AAsA
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~ Don't fail to read Dr. Ferr.,a,
special notice on this page. Tim

IHK EioHrs ESrH IowA.-Lieu,en, =
= ionti smpbell furnishes the Stat,
Nrg's'rr . ''st Of the casualties 10 ,ha
regiment during General Stee,e's cam
pa'gn TO C'nden, from which vs exsr.c
COMPANY 3 Corporal Ch.rle. G. 9Th
son, wounded BY accident, in ,c,;'.n -. :,
a "cow, Arkansss. Privat.s-Joh, g..
icy, Killed 10 setion at Poison Spr;na.
Arkansas Dyer Watson, do. pug
COMPANY R-Sergesnt Homer C;hh.
wounded and missing, d.: C.,,ao0
Cha les A. Michael, wounded ard m;. Ms
ing 90. PPrIva e. Benj.mia F Smith
Wounded and missing, do William
Pr'n :, killed BY guerrilla, near Biz
Black Creek, ARK.
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~ The quotas to be flied by dr.f,
IN the several counties Of the Third Con.
gre.''onai District are published in the
Dubuque Times of the 18th. The fol
Living are the footings up: Dubuoue
ouu; Delaware Ito, Buchanan 20. Flo, d
.. Howard 5, Winneshiek ESQ. Alsmakee
no. Clayton BOG. Fa, cite 23. Mitchell
county hes an exc.sa Of Is
We CLEAN from the Muscatine Journal
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IA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.

yIcxsarno, Miss Aug ., l.e5.
DR. JOAN B-il-be&r SIR. am happy u sta,~ 10 va
bat have Used Ysai .G@is tr,u litssfs wf gra
lrfi to myself Ia ssaas.i dsuallty ~ ltr.io,
a. ssstrs. Produced W tbs sshssih. aud ana. aatsc In
f"eoct ~ the Mississippi &spusd vicksts havln.
u-n sitn o-n urznt army throughout ois suutn
IN canil~2sn. ! eostiehtiy recommend ite ase
'easons ~sso are exposed 70 unhealthy climates
IL n. fUsLK
Agent u s. z.at<sy Commission
LOUISVILLE Ny sept 10, isda
On the I'll Of July iass sptastt-9 through an ax-n,
amin~ 10 the AreaI Director IL s D<sss.trat ci ,l.
Hmt Of the Cumberland, sssPie Of my Ieran hitter
f INSPECTION and Requested it, he found I,
.-fif,ous, TO sanction and zttrove among GU
-sidicrx-
The following 10 the Medical Drvctor's y~py and Ill.
'en h--crsDt permission TO .hip doxen ii once l.
nave IL sid - suters JOHN Bull
Il am satisfied that C~drcn R;..@rs will do no harm :,
my one taken property and in nsoer Aalsn eco ~
b1ecfioa 20 LIZ Bulls besng ssn4igt- ~ depe Of il 4
.utisrs- ukNkY THt;RsIstN
Surgeon and Medical Director D. c.
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn July ~, iss3.
P John Bulis agent, Mr., has permission a. shin
70 hashsiiis rsHn- II gross, doxrn bull u~
iron fHtt-rs for sale fo sufi-rs In the army only
The regulations u the Treasury Department are to be
IMPLIED with ssrictiy.
BY order Of NJ 4 Cen RcsecrAns.
wNM wILkA
Major and Pror,~t Marshal Gen
FOR sale. Wholesale and rst~ii by kin-on bartlett
w. AroAaA, IOWA APriSdA slyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

~ a PRIV To letter from Decatur
AZ says that Gen. Forrest has sent word
t. Gen, Granger to 4vacasts that no.,
immediately, threatening u massacre the
Whole esrrieon il the demand was M,
Complied with. Gen Grsnger th...h'
ne would wait . liti . II appears. then.
tint Forr.si has MI died of hospit.l nan
creme, ~ re of'ad.