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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

At q recent meeting Of one of the
cemetry companies the chairman very
gravely stated that he had great plea.
sure in announcing to the meeting the
gratifying fact that the burials in the
cemetry for the last year were double
the number Of those OF the year pre-.
ctding
The Dubuque inns says that young
woman arrived in that city, from some
place not known, bringing with her an
infant, which it was fair to suppose, shc
became possessed of in the usual wav
but after remaining about two weeks,
requested A lady, where she was stop
ping, to take charge OF the youngsler
while she could 60 ont and do little
shopping. The mother, meantime took
tic cars, and has not been heard from
since.
Moses Biggs, Of Sidney, Fremont
county, formerly Coppeihea Treasurer
OF the county, and charged with being
defanlter, has been arrested on the
charge ofblowing up he Court House
of the county, which last crime was
committed about two months since.
A new Union depot is TO be built at
Cleveland, Ohio. 1t will be six hun.
dred feet long, one hundred and eighty
wide, and cost :l25,O
Eras.us Corning has given up his
hardware business at Albany.
The Brooklyn Sanitary Fair receipts
are $500, 900, anl still swelling.
The Erie Railroad is preparing TO
build double track through it's whole
length.
King Leopold Of Belgium is coming
to London this month to see tho royal
baby thristened.
At the Danville (ya.) female college
the price OF board for twenty weeks 10
$500 or FIVE barrels Of flour.
A new depo., Of immense propor- j
tlons, IS soon to be erected on Bloody
Island, opposite St. Louis, for the 40
eommodation Of the ST; Louis and Tsrrs
Haute Railroad
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
DEsRRrIOxs ERnM TIE ApMx.-Pr

DEsRRTIoSs FROM THE ARMY.-Pre.
vious to April, 1862 there vcrc reported
7s,454 desertions from the army-being
an average Of $3.50 per month. In
April, 1852, the Provost Marshal sys
tenn was adopted, and since then
the average desertions per month have
been but 1886. The total aggregate
Of desertions since the war broke ont
is 127,l57, Of which. number $4,000
we're enlisted men from New York ;
1889 from Pennsylvania; 1920
from Ohio; II ass from Illinois $500
Kentucky; 1873 from Missouri 943
from Tennessee 1895 from Virginia +;
1859 from the District Columbia; and
smaller numbers from other States;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
oLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY MARCH H. 1864

in their tents and O" the fields, sick,
and wounded, and in the Horsepittals :?
Go to now. We will help them; and
they helped.
IL. And so, they met in churches
and chappels, in Logkabbins and skule
houses. to rip and SOW, TO stich and
baste and they made up garments for
their sick and wounded like 80 many
Decreases. ti 0
ID They also put fruit in kans and
filled up bokses with the choicest cf
figs and reasons lemmins, Tchcezes,
butter, Kirds and Krakkers, beside es
sope and sent them by Raalrodes and
CANALS and stemcbotes to their bre,h:
rem. For they said j; shall we cat the
good Of tee land, whilst our brethren
are in want.
10. And SO they got up Fares at
Shercargo, Sin Sinnatur, at Bosting-
(the place Of the Hub) at Bufftrlo, a,
Alberna and ut Washington-So called
because the Ton, formerly washed
themselves very black there and a,
Brooklin.
And the Ladies.aid cosieties in Def
enforde, and elsewhere, made huge sup
pers for the young sodgers which had
become feterans before they were old
because they lived longer in three
years than Blcwlights will in fifty and
they had arms by undreds, and Turkies
without wait, and all sorts Of good
things which when the sogers had par
taken, more than ,wentie baskets full
were left, which were given to the sod.
gers wives. But to all this did not the
Blewlights give anything because these
were not for the Tshivalree.
20. And they gathered grcenbacks
as hay, and yellah backs as stubble: for
silver and gold were not thought of in
those days !; and they bought of,t &
Iankces, Brande and Rum, Wheeskie
and Chamaca ghinger; Egs,rack OF
beef Kondezed mile khorn ezstarch
and soft krakers /; eggles, Tcheliies,
Dried frni.s; Schouschong; Tchokolate
shngar, Kloroform. Termartoa, Drors,
Soks, bed Tiks, Blanqnets, pillar kases,
handkerchers Tincnpps and fowls
work-bags and Terbaccer, heaps apon
heaps, so that Abrahams housens could
not contain them.
p. And there was great JOY in that
day. Some wept and some shouted
and they could not tell Which we're the
loudest.
% The wheepers thought Of their
slain and said-Would that had died
and the shoulders, shouted aloud, said
our sick are now cared for /! and they
praised the women Of Abraham; ar d
sail, "Many daughters have done vir
Out lHou SACtuSHt tUcu SII,
and the noise reached the ears of
Dicksic, and she fainted.
%. "Give her bal n" said the Blew
lights.
q. mo such day" had been seen
North Of Masnn and Dicksun.
%. But the Blewlights neither wept
nor shouted, but they read the yallah
covers, and tn. Shccarger times, and
they met together in secrit places. aud
looked blew and felt blew and went to
bed late aud blew out the lights; and
they said, eve will help the Tshivelrcc
because it is human; as it is a pity
that man should suffer. What care we
for mudsils :?
SKRlpE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

The War Democracy of New York
are to hold State Convention at Al
bany in April, for the appointment OF
delegates 10 a National Convention to
be called at Cincinnati, whereat it is
proposed to nominate General L. S.
Grant for the Presidency, and General
John A. Dix for Vice President.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
DR.. D. X. WIER,

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
as Practitioner Of the German, French & Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him a clear vial full Of their moning
urine from which the disease will be asccr-
tained. Female complaints in all thir various
forms trca;ede carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaN calls promptly. Residence
and Office. North Wesr Of the public square
j.. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

The amount Of money stolen from
the U. s. Mint at Denver City, Colorado Q
Territory, BY James y. Clarke, the ab.
scondedclerk. was s5lo,5oo. He has
bean arrested aud nearly all the money
recovered.
It il reprted that Mr.. A. T. Stewart,
the merchant prince ofNev york, Is the
gentleman who has just given Yale
College 100000 for > new dormi.
tary,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

Two hundred and forty thousand per.
sons in London get their living by
theiving. Seggary, other disgraceiul
means. One person in six Of the
whole population dies in some public in
stitution Of charity or correction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
Attorntps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of tt IA
q. R. sTRU8L1

A
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW.
ToLEpo, TAMA Co., - Iowa. r.
Allkinds Of Law and collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, of the United
States, on Bonntice, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention TO obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers the widow
and minor heirs of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers. It's f{.sstff#
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return OF
mail from the Department at, " ashington. Il
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
the claim is collected.
.fat st G. r. STRUBLE.
f s.,, v4.nS3.ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

INSURE YOUR LIVES AND YOUR
PROPERTYli ..i i
The undersigned having the agency for this
county Of the Etna Life and the 4Etna Fire
Insurance companies. is prepared to issue Pol
ices on reasonable terms. ff,ati
LOSSES MBERALLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
J. NJ. SHANKLlN, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

Toledo Iowa,
Offers his professional services to the citi-
zens of Tama County in the practice Of Med
icine, Operative Surgery Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
tho treatment Of W estern Diseases in Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, to merit a share Of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
Ths guwa Transsript,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
.sE8 HYH8@ 94.ss-ss5. III. 80
AZ $3.50 per Year IN Advance.
$500 at the expiration Of three month
Rates Or Advertisine.


one souare frat insertion, $1,5O
each subsequent insertion, I ga O,16 !.
0ne square Three months, b,OO
do Six months, 100
do sBs. One year eF 4, l12,Qc
Quarter column, one year, zo,OO
l,uc half column. one wear. $500
Ome column. one year, 6o,uO
n5y- In addition to the above rates, advertise
mentscontaining rule and figure work, win
obcharged one third more. ftst +.
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines or
css, $500 per year. -
enSr Ali Transient and Legal advertisement,
must be paid in advance.
eA. Unless the number Of insertions be speci.
fed at the time advertisements are handed
II they will be published st the discretion OF
lie publisher, and charged for the length OF
IN they are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
I'LL be made to large advertisers.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16
Proc'a m lion by t,Ov. Curtin Mayor Hem
~ Accrsgd 81 bil.atCr.pess,, Il e., &c.

90. 80" =, o"', '"' '',v ~
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16

PhiiddeiDh.a .Tvtv lO.A special dirpa,ch to the
suSp,y iaANs.kI'', dLtei Chauit-a n burg JUL ",
saw: General COUGHS cavalry ad,s uic, tugpoIied
b. infantry and artillery, entered h.gerstoeu yes.
terday Lternoou aud captured fifteen twenty Tcb.l
stgassls- - who had been engaged In burning and
plund.riuf the day before. quite number Of build
is bad bsen laid in ashes, including not ont, pubc
but private prcuertv. The rebels were nything,
u,on the ssioni-s than UPON ia. { nj
onisfs raising contributions everywhere. McCauBs
rebel brigade In consequence OF this movement OF
Couch retired In confusion son. tn. " illiaiDsnort
and sharp,burl sosds. Heavy irin- Via Lcarl L.rc
asst nisht the direction OF HarpcI's I, r., .aii-
eating that brisk asemeut going be-
sises iorces and portion OF thu rebel raiders The
impression prevails that Sgel has vhlq.ci n, n, le-
cause there other MON force ia tie li..rton
ci Ilapers Ferry and the sound Of cannonading ~
Sor,hwerstwsrd, growing in volume and loudnes-
towards Failing Waters and wnlininsport The reb-
els ouId have retr,aed In the direction these
?lsces unlos driven under hr.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16

MA ti.... - Ift.U 4
Bu-ine.- In the Market l. MOI ~ hve.~ ne I.
account OF the holiday this week hut az H., y
Ga the Stands l. 81 tool quality, lciitt turs
pc'ed. Fruit u very plon,, and selling ~ ie-'
prices. T,
Buieter Msa'., Dsr. H. Roasting pieoe 4,
ROund steak, iSa35; .;itioin d. 9la55 ioft.
10, -'aa5 Soup, lnl.; Nu'.on, gal5: NciLi
ioih. ,alo Camel do --a-U Coined beef,
Bu't.T, &C.. yer n. .Ru,,er 3gnti. Ch.rse :
tfes fresh tor ~ Lara. 2,a25.
ffu"s, -'tial-s' ,5al ~ p,r 10 liauluas. y
dozen Apples, halt rc,k. tia.I, C'r.li-. .
Fiss' 81; fulre-, a2t Lemons. doz., lslJ
nuis bush, 60 5J. CuriautA, H., ,aIJ: ka1p,
baskt, lOA!1 trIub. mica, Hal, ,ci t.iuit y,
dol.' ta,5 Honey, al per M Ngpc SUI
per ID. Pine Apples, 2ba.T apie tioose,
lGa2tc Iu,rt " hoTtici egIic- qua I, 30: b.,
res, baskei. l2alt.
t'ish, pr H. Brook Trout, al Perch II
h9- l5i-; Cod, Nalu; fiouldris, VI
Fish, Ia sun do, Sal6: White Perch,
salmon trout. l,ayb fickerrl. Is; LohstI
1 SS1 in eG .o ~ 'asa g g. cSsaf t,e'y
tels, st Dried God Fish, Ias salt ;
lha- DO Mackc,el, ala; smoked Sal.
Az; fiched God, dalo. iituiuui, i2alj. ii
~ shad. !iat1 each Pollock {; Itlt 81
Frost fish, 10; Salmon, Ia: Black Fish, sail
ring, =; sturgeon, oalu, scOllOps, ~ u qu.rt
Ell -hsd, lialb Smoked liclIine, Ice p-r J an.
smoked iladdock. a: Cnth-ii, lth,l MUS
hall peck Porgies, :.
vegetables. loinsoes, / ~ half peck T..
half peck, % Peach Blows 35a3- Mere
sa' Mint, .& pr bunch Asiatuas, 20
bunch fscis. 81 per dOz. ChN,ota, nc per
Gaf'ics soa. per bunch iior.e kldish. ~
root salad, lOal' head; ife Plant, AalO per
IuTnipt halt rrck. 6a~ Cshba'c, head, lsal
muda Onions, iaSO; Carrots, pnr do, 5al,
bunch, salO; Lettuce, head sals Celery, b.
a; paisniIs, doa., Il; Parsley, bunch, Ga1:
quart, II summer >quashe-, each, ieayl
iuhes bunch, "a spinach. >alO per halt
Dung Onions, bunch, lOrl2 Caullnowe., 10
Lead New lurniu., bas half t-ck Rad, .h.s.
Green Pea, 25a5D halt peck lernuda po,i;,
b.; tJicunlters, salu; -,rinF teanr, ~; L.eks
sa1O; sugar peas, 2haSO.
Smoked Msds, per b.-iIaup 93a3n. Sbo
--a.O. Beet, 1-a!ii Bacon, 2.n.s TONGUES
20 Clea Polk, l6ali sausi =, lG4-; In
Boornl4. g.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16

Wilmington, July ln.--Athough there l. naturally
much -ocitudc everywhere ft ior the safety Of
Washington Ia vi'w OF the iuitiii.ence which ha-
from time to time hcen received to-isy and hch
las caused some Sci cement Ia our conniluuitr, sill
there indications whetcyer OF panic anoae
citizeDs The uiitn.y measures which have b. en-
taken tend 10 give assurance OF tie security OF ths
cepitd from fchei iuyaso. 1t Is .denty asserted
that eIa feDel scouts have teen Ia Wa,hing-
toa to-day hat this may b. more rusrcion \ ~, bel
scout wse hJwc,er captured today not la from
Washington, and hes teen trpught hither.
The mail carrier, Who runs between Thu ldscr aud
Rockville, about fourteen mile. djsant, ha-til, L.
turned lrun Rockville this ef,efloln bringing re-
port that rcbs Troops were IN that iumriiste ueih-
borhood. lie says he saw them but hui Nv ia "a oi
their uuiLb.Is
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16
Accounts from " n hin zton.

SGshiagt,n. Jal! i".-rzi.a Sfha ! T.. ". stgs
We sos .ushod nom information i.st received that
tp 20 this The relei- hal movement
indicative vi the pIip)4e ot io.oaiup Cfu,rl " Il.
..e In tiH di.rt ton 60. Batimo-c Information :.
fosct.i he,e that satisfactory bod, of 1,hi
already In ros,tou iroui Nit,h thcv ,sa r,ts q
either WasAinviuu or .ltmoi. i-io.. the i.ol- Eau
40 iorce IN fout Il either 'itv The Yer, larsc
brssd. Vi men cujio cd ia Ia" Cuat;"ttli.at.,. D.
paitmont here and ia tn voin,'.. mustered tAis
morning At Their rent,ou'. gn 40 meet for drill
this strrncpn The, me ieaij 30, ia.sn, service 81
g. Il nece-slr1 70 call them oua
= Gerpach feccitai ~ h'si.i ai,s- 20 al.ic inn~
isst gh, from Eduqf' err, -tates me, r,oel. h,r
not crossed th,rc ~ reported reiih.r have tn.
usa, in,is aIIr4i,Ac' ia Va. VICINITY.
IA, ir 81, nave not - ger uIi.ie urir .ranrc
any ~hcie within the department Of Wl.i iI. ton.
rererl Ausus and his san officers at tu.i'. oH-
fa.ei to.ia, making u.up, pep alton. to i"c-i,c
them .hou'd they show theusolve' wthin the &C
pirtfnent.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16
Proclamation by President IIncoln,-rbe
Reconstruction Question.

NAsiIN@i oS, July v.
"hereaS' At tie late session, Co.re.4 paascd bill
70 guarantee 10 certain states whose GOse ruInent,
have ben usu.pd or Oserthrosn. republican form
of FoVefLn,nt, copy OF which /. heleunio aiue ed
and
Hh,r,ds, The eaid bill was presented TO the Presi-
dent OF the Gated stat', his approval less than
one iouI heio, she tie adjournment OF ssid
sion, and "as 40, sisned hy him, and
Whsrds The aid Hill cont ans among other thing,
plan for rostoiur the sAtes in rebellion 20 their
proper practical citation IL the niou which plan q.
pi'4-'d the s,n- VI Coneies- upon that subject and
which ran IL thought hi lay before the poo
pie Tor their consideration
Now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln. President Of
the tuitci States, do pr,csim. declare and mske
known that while au--a. wiz in December inst
sh,n by plcclaina,on p,opoundcd plan ior resto-
lhtlou unpltpa.ti ~ 10 nal approval Of this bill
tofntiou ana, while AM also unpi, pared to declare
that the Free STATE Constitutions ana Cove Inn.uta
ALREADY noIie and installed in Aikansa- and Louis
inua, shall lie set aside and held TO. nought therty
reprlinr nud Encouraging the loy nj ctizens ho ha,
- ul the same M To- further effort declare
cunrttuuonm competency in Congress TO aloli,h
Hla'eiy IN the states bur an at the time sin
crlely hoping md .xpeSt.ne ths a constitutional
anrntincnt Gholshinp slavery throughout the ma
ion may he adopted nevertheless | sm fully
satisfied with the s,stem Tor restoration con
the oy people ~ any Stac choosing 20 ado, Il, and
that am and II Ill tiuc- shall be- PREPARED o. ais
me Executive anu aad assistance to ANY such people
the .uifgry remittance shal have Ir,1 sup-
pFcsscd In any 5uch state. and the IL, t,r ,Lcle
snail have ruihcirutly returned TO their ob.dienc. to
TIE Constitution and the law Of the IuIfei states
In Which case Military Governors will he appointed,
sith directions to p'uceed according to the bii.
si'. mel M, .nl ot no niaI $500 n, is e 49,
noa' a. the cie q washington This e,shti dsv Of
J,d and -, ~ ,,'' 20 o , S.. I'm H.mH
hiicd sad. as, r,sat! -e.sh,h. ''''
a.. 49,. t.l.,.,.. AsH."AH i+H''i''
WV H. SEWARD SECRETARY 4" state
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16

hch nov threstens the city 10 imminent md II you
would aver ~ every Iqysl man mus, NJ once prepsre
t2moe'it. The invading enemy h. BY the lest nc.
counts Approaching the city. Men, all the men tina,
can he rased are wanted to oocipy the fortihcaons
already Completed and TO prepare o,hers Il is not
iinporisn hoy you should come but IL "a important
tina, yor should come At Come In oJr IL lsucs,
W come IN YOUR militia comranias, but come Ia
crowd and cJnic quickly. Bissdicr Geno.I Io-l-
sosI ,as yolun'oeied 70 tate chsrcc OF all the CIV!
io..c Hus uic Cd, pnd h-s been Sserod TO bat con.
and. The loisl inca %; cfesy wand SCI ussc,u, io .
g.. t-Asl PAGES u vaii noot.ns, AMI viii t,po.t
OBJ. Co., .,'i 80 90. Ed Lockwood et lie i.aIga..
.c. %! .,,ft -'scct.
a. ". BRA brorp, Governor Of aar,isnd
jon LFf CuAFaAS Msyo~ Of Baltimore.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16

Aide, where they found rs wounded men and eleven
dead, whom they buried. They secured the country
about that rgou and found II wss Of no use to pursue
Nosby, - he bad twelve hours the start Of them
toward ppsrville. where he had taken his booty.
Ha''ssnoton, July 9.--fes.erdsy, . party Of young
isdies and gentlemen had picnic Fairs Church,
a. and IN the midst Of their pleasures we're sur
Fi'ed ct the appearance NJ Mo.by and about twenty-
Fe"' lie men WHO told them not 10 be afraid. They
''eu u'nntu go Win the a-ies, after which tho,
"s1t 70 tue WAGONS and devon cd the cream and
rie'h ~ provided Tor the occasion.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16
=, Azs1rc sAexzrs A>p WHOLESALE rr,ors 81,

H. Nestle SAeEgrs ANp WHOLESALE pniurg ga
NEw No7s, SATURDAY, July Q.
c1'se, !b.-Ja's' t-ai4 -. poIainsc, jlla.
I3a5J.
Cotion, b.-Mid. Nos oneans 1866; Mid. I
Dom,'tic gopdy ,Grd. shirtlns, brown,
-. INA, ~ ~ sh,'t', bToNn II. Ciado hi.
bIh.t,A pill.Iu-s bio' n, 4, cats 30 bleach
D. llanu'i- u!iu rHt urts- ,StI % 10
FisH' cF..-nIy o. ga, . lei. ia b.
bty srale, I - 5 PICK. salmon, II
- D. MhcAcfei, /, 4, -3i2o W i.cI rings,
Flour All NslL bjl.-r,Hc,.oe, eAt, II op
Ohio, c. 10 T., II 5jal. rs :; =. oc y. b.. II ~,
stat,, TO rN., - Dali - N.stouri, n st
Canadian Z. .. II stalls "s kvr -Four. i5ss 5
meAl, la no Bu,ndyn iue, a %.
t'ru Resins, bdnoh. uoy, s ga - Lay
a. ~ ca rants, l"'""l; N'moncs' LAS ; Il,
G;iaL su,h Wheat, A. vi. Js.2 80; G..
barley, nominal oats state, rs {. a!'9 Csnadt
LuW5>r. Oek To-. aHd lkr r. az a.;
Spruce. ~ u Slaves ibis, end hhis., .
Moiassc., yai--Nca Orleans Gal u. Iotc
nv, gjal 10 Cuba, Mus do s'ul ~ Cuba
O'L olive, gall, 3 i,sS % olive, ba.ken
" hale, tai d.; keics,nc, q To-
Pror,so,.s ,-Beoi, n. boil. - Ooa.u % Do
W. - Ua25 w; Pork. clear, dis 10; III. :
II )0a4. ~; 10 pr W, q ta.1 50; Lard. pes
~ Batter, Orbnre 60, sap DO STATE,
Cheese, AM, laa-o.
5Ua ~ " 10 Al seign, 5lal, ~ Rum, Js
Attn. OcaI o.; 1t. tfolK, 25ub b. An, puI,
=; GIN, Ams 80 Whisky, Am, | ~,
Sugar, ib.--New Orleans, oas,5 do clsrife,
- ler,o hs szas5T; Brown and yellow, nj
1ea, tb,,iiyson, loe1 10 Young do ,5al 81
son skIl-' h,sl 10 GunISWder and Imp, Il
Oolong and Niugyong, 4 unl 30 auurl,, an, IN
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Troops TO be Mustered in by Companies.

ma adeip "a, Jul. iO-The War Depastmen, hss
decd Gene nj Couch to muster IN by companies,
ith the cxprois unic sanding that the term of Tia.
l.ld. q day meu is to b. reckoued from tn, regi-
A.cntI music. By doi OF tie Governor.
Il. nIrpLh NoutaLt, Col and A. A. a.
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Palticula.s cd DC Hattie ed NIonocncy.


baltimore, JNtv 1O--1 p A.-The troops eusa eli In
thu fight ut Monocsey Bridge, YESTERDAY, formed An
line Of battle the left Of the railroad. and on this
sds Of the river. On the hight, two Ohio regiments
were thrown cut ~ shrmishep. The latter were
attacked. q half-past In the morning, by cavalry
nom the Hagssssown pike, when they fell back
scoas the riverin rood order and with slisht loss
nsHtns vi the way, After crossing, they rucceeacd
nensckins the advance Of the enemy, and held him
hefe ieas time, About 10 AN. o desperate attack
w1 mace by disnounted esvalry, which was re-
pulsed and, Notwithstanding they repeat.
SIy tried to dislodge our men from
tie petition, they could not succeed. Th.ir
los here was very heavy. our men having tho
advantage Of using riHeA lille they had only earb,na
Amer tsnting until r ~, heavy BODY of Tie ono.
HJ--tosT resiments--~er discoverd to n. moviny
aun ls:t flank, having crossed the river ,ome ,
tAnce below and, In conse uencs, our troot had m
arandon their PORTION and fall back The eue,ov 60,
esea for atout mica but without inaic.ins much
a-nnse Our loss In the action is said To b, alien,
l,,YO Gincd sounded and prisoners. Gen. Tyler Ma
In command of soms Of the hundred days' roeu and
bow be was captured Is not known.
The enemy levied tax ou Midaleto~ oi .aAun
'rhe w0uien. i, 10 reported, ven insulted, thei
c.oshes were stolen and uuniero us Outrage. w-t
<pEoittd.
lhysbes are supposed to he Ewell. coIpe TIE
aye Apsgted TO Ia now marching Oh wsshinstou
ra<y sAare to the Frederick depot aud u Darn sdls
sent.
The Uares. on CAR side having unfavo.able yrouul
~ IIar1ssv lon, wsA not IS effective as it other
49, would hsvs >en.
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BEATING, ia, jolly iJ.-An .mIn,Is meeting VA.
held heic this it-inoon and the organz alton OF ii
illl regiment Is gong rApid, with no doubt OF
ss,Ness. Another Meeting n assembled In P.uusyl-
yAnia sluAte. Gresi enthnsiaanl p.estil.
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Aecosne frslu Baltiuo re.

Jal saDvy, July Nv A.A.-'rh- a,cit."--
Sassuse thb ToTning.
The Union ci'a1sns hs' been arriving ah "'t'"
and =, 4 O'c'sA this moriIy tue alarnl'eeS Ns''
xuns. .,,,
Parties hssdsd BY drum Nd life are 'i0''"*
AnrvasA ~ sev'A v NAN the assnsiSe ~0fi4,
Our sssissss srs tpruins Ous WIN xarit, and mail
-, d.ssrsainasAe0 70 dS their utn>s " defend TN
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