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SPORTING.


DOGs FOR SALE.-A PAIR or LARGE NEwFOUND-
- land Dogs good watch dogs; one Bull Terrier Black
and Tan Terriers Scotch Terriers Skye Terriers hand
Italian Grey pair Of small Back and Tan
dogs not exceeding five pounds good raers fair trial
given. Call at No II Roosevelt street, hrst foor r
IlRANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECR SLIP, HAS ALL
IL choice breeds for sale and stock Butlers fnallble
Mango Cure and Flee Exteminator. ca cents per bottle
Buffers new Work. 81 Dogs boarded trained, &C. Med
zines for all diseases.
LroR sALE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, NINE
old very large for his age viii be sold cheap,
A. the owner for him. be at 93 and Us
Duane street. up stairs. room ,.
YoHN soBECK $50 BowERy. OVERS FOR SALE
81 hne singing Canares, Mockng Birds Thrushes, fancy
Pigeons, Leghorn Chickens also Epgsn and Scotch Ter
Italian 6reyhounds, &c. cheap account u
removal
CUPERIoR FowLs.-A GENTLEMAN (coNNoIs.
- senr), owing change OF residence, s Obliged 10 dis
pose Of lot Of about 81 hne Fows which black
Ehanghaes Leghorns silver and gold Hauiburgs, Poands
Dominques black African and spccked Bantams, &c &C
birds all selected from the best stock In good
condition and will be sold at r rate Address Fancier
Herald o1lce.
- Of Fancy and Singing BIRDS from all parts OF the
world. CHAs. RR1CUE BROs.,
81 Chatham. opposite Chambers street.
VACHT FOR sALE.-THE SLOoP YACHT FANNY.
~ TONS draws OK feet water; has convenient and good
cabin sails and rigging IN good order APP
ply 10 Is. II. WHITE, los Broad street
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Public notice hereby given that By virtue OF the
vested in the Commissioners the Sinking Fund Of the
city Of New York by ordinance Of the Common Council,
passed February q Is4s Of the Legislature Of
this State passed May 49, Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund win offer sale public auction satur
day, 9th day April 1851 At al the Exchange
saiesroom. No Ill Broadway the city Of New York, by
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auc,ioneer, the following Real
Estate belonging to the city Of New York, wiz
]. One lot Of Land the side Of City Hall place.
In tho city Of New York, Chambers and Reade
streets.
One lot Of Lsn the wsst side Of Main street. in the
yof Brooklyn between Water street and heEasi river
Maps maybe obtained the Comprollers office. Hall Of
Records, on and after March 20 1864
Terms Of sae-Ten per Of the purchase money and
expenses Of auction and sale be paid at the Comproers
office Immediately after the sale Thirty per cent the
Is. day May next when will be ready for do
livery the balance may remain bond and mortgage for
Ave from May 1864 with Interest at the rate Of six
per per annum, payable halfysarly.
MATHEW I, BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY OF NEW YORK., DEPARTMENT or.FNAScE. CONTROL
LrR's OFFICE, March O. 1864.
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CORPORATION PIERS AND SLIPS
LEASED Ar AUCTION.
office s hereby given that the Comptroller will on Mon.
CITY Bali lease bids az public auction the Docks, Piers
and Ss beor gng Corporation uhe leases Of which
have or will the DAY May. 1860
term Of five years, from the lst day of May. 1864
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
Of SALE be had application to the Collector Of City
Re7epne At this Office where will also be shown or
the aforesaid Yharvss, piers. &C.
CRY NEW YoRg DEPARTMENT OF FIAANCY,
CoxPrR 2AxRs OrFioE. Feb 26 1894
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AsTROLueR.

5r 10 me crowded slss r, ,ur co,u nns We arc CON,
rsi. nmh AZ slicfH.1msa,s seialx under tho ABOVE
Aoat.aG.
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MARKET CELLARS ,rn
:" o1nER PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION
TO BE
LEASED AT AUCTION.

Notice ia hereby given that the Comptroller VIII Tues
day the 2gth March 1861 nj o'clock M atne CITY
HALL lease bids at public auction Market cellars
Houses and Lots, Hay Scales and other Corporation pro
pey, for term Of Ave years from the lat day OF May
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
of sale NAV hal application TO the Collector Of City
Revenue at this once, M cse;rruEw r BRENNAN cor,,,osr
c,-v or New YORK. DEPARTMENT or FIyAycE
w. CoxPTRoLLKR's OfSIcE Feb. 26. 1854
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PPLY TO THE SURE PLACE FOR A SPEEDY AND
~ of diseases. DR.. WARDS old
estahshei No. Lspenard street where the doctor
be found n consultation.
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS.
RTIFIcIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
"A inserted by e.-
500 Broadway, New York.
MEDICAL.

A DyICE TO MARRIED LADIES.-MADAME RES
n TELL, Female Physician and Professor Of Mtwi'ery,
be consulted at 62 Chambers street But
interview will he No charge for advice Her
infalhble medicines can also be obtained nt l21 Liberty
board the best med attendance during confinement
he accommodated Her French Fema Monthly i.s,
price dollar a sold l62 Chambers street. l2Iz
Liberty 403 Hudson street N. VI IA Grand ST.,
Williamsburg; III Fulton street, Brooklyn; or BY mail
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I3ALM LEAF FANS FOR SALE BY THE cAss.--i0ol
L If fins quality with natural handles, adapted
for city consumption. Apply 10 J. 4. P0MEkoY, i92l
b iadway.
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A DvIcB TO ALL AFFLICTED FEMALES. -DB row
a Frs 80 Lspenard street lconsuied with unparaeei
Speedy relief by his Periodical Drsps rite for
A
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nREsSRS AND CLOAKS.
- ~ Bond street 27.
Mrs PARRAfN, from Paris
Wanted-Good
LNXCLUSIyELy FRENCH FLuTING (ONETO TWENTY
~ inches wide) All materials punctu lily Fnted and de-
iveret Mrs. GULDEN'S French Fiutng Establishments,
Is Ami,y street N. IA block a half from broadway,
1871 hleecker street Wooster Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Cal and cxamiue
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5l .UDV cnrcd DR. HUNTER s Rcd Drop cures Ger.
Diseases bon regular treatment and MI other RENE
dies fail withol dieting habits OF
the patient; cures without the disgusting aud sckening
ot All reTedies IA new eases In III
hunrs; without the dreadful consequent effects ~
eVctfy but possesses the uecuarly vainHb property
annh the RANK and pos tina, the alood
tg.eae fhh To q VIII "a
claims frr sad wha, no Other si ACCOMPLISH lie value
~ ths rsges pss oel,ne 20 sell that siennc en-
IN every ierfinentW eedcal knawlsigr begin apprs
VI; ti hardly week ina the consmed
by di11E's's. chenrs and f4yaciann1in r.eard
PHI IA p1tieni who f9e Consulted whole field the 10
sky, srd sn tae q ease viii nrpssr liza 81 Wat and
cennOl te 9bancd seauiue anywhere but the old ONCE
NJ. Biys ~ Freei Now YORK cite 1874 f,ght sgrn
rnrAU roAta and private entrance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-02

EZ A colored woman named Clara
Duncan left New York recently, in CON
pany with = white gentleman and bis
lady, to 60 to Norfolk as teacher of con-
trahAnds. On the steamer Tram Balii
more to Fortress Mouros she uas forbid
den to 90 TO the first table, and the white
lady vas insulted for occupying the same
room with her. The case was brought to
Gen. Boilers notice, and be called up
the clerk Of the steamer, named Wilson.
and questioned him. A part Of the col
loquy ran thus:
Gen. Butief-ssWhen John or Sunn
travelled with master or mistress, they
could ssay in the ssaoon or sleep in the
tate room, could thsy not?"
Wilson-"Ys."
Gsn--.Wsll. now, l would like to ssk
one more question. Which do you con-
slider in the highest state Of civilization,
the slave in his chains or the free person
Of cotoFs,
Wilson-sI do not know guess
/ tbink-well. / should suppose, the free
person.
Gen. -aYon admit, then, the free man
Well, all / want b shat the free man shall
have The same rights the slave once en- i
tjoyed. they shall sit in the saloons. occu-
py the state rooms, and go to the frs,
| table il they DESIRE
Wilson was reprimanded. and told The
thisg must NOS b repeated on his boat
! and Rollins. the man Who insultAd the
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

NJ ESTATE.--Notiee IL hereby given that the under
signed, Guardian Of II. y. and l. o. DeLoa sors will
sell At public send'se, Wednesday, Nay 18th 1864 at
the front door fte Hcase In keokuk che follow
ing described real to-wit The ussixied u on
". Y Of 5. L. u Of Sec 6, Township % n. n 5'w i'm
Lee county, Iowa.
Said sale between the hours a ofcyeck m and
o'cocS p M commenting a. acock D. - nj said day
Terms made know day u sale. WI --tf
RosERT H. qIiAncR4,4es ~ = NJ STAFFORD
spr2S-d4w Attorney. \ - Guardian.
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= - u11alur1li3ilan
= :, r. - = - i7I7is ri Z,
iassaA 1T = - - 7
"a Z = - 81 1A ~
sfnalsDsesG5 - g I = II - IT
- pass 49, - xs:5 = J III 3 -,
4 4 9a4hiaot 49, e( r. Il
- = Fl II Il ~
AesEkIq hfnenq, III anDo f ~
QcIsr.n.est wosA 49, > =, n
1 - pty - = ~ ~ hieAt
pil6spe -, fa4kgg III 6ot
-. asosy u6a go - i 1865 ~
assl,u kno4s nj 1f5in IS{rnity nd
llape lee3 49, ss1poA e odd
issalae@ .Sbo& ~ - 49, ~ 4 1es
week With another, = il has dons in9As
tsopt p F6Af9aty and Dla6oA. 9nd the
fsst ~ Uss6s = sApFiJ, 1874. Il uai1o
these Inst named month";, however; dln5dat
every necessary 81 heasshold consumpsisa
I've spesx ysf toafsss n6lnly with refer.
eaus % DhHiGoder<rjeft1n IS - 100 per
cent, higher than il was year ago =.
Thus, taking the average quality Of the
following atsicles: We End butter advan-
ced within. the twelve months from IS
and rs cepts pound to SD and 81 cents;
cheese from n cspas % - osufS eggs
from 20 ana % eests*pes d0ssA - 80
and SO cents; coGoo from 40 oeats .
pound 70 So cents; sugar from - cents
to 30 and - cents; roasting asaf from
10 70 20 cenn po.A res ~ ana 4 70 70
auo q cen.si - ~ sssO'es - svery ceScf'P,
non from ov % ivy Per ceo.. = = .s''
kno.n ina. las s1 tne P1Iuuce 2 me
EfIus1, g we ns'o, o. sns ~ =
ING Ieeo'ne s..l' ~: H.sss ~ =
scpneHase .ao = qe,ny . Wy s
OF preceding yean. "e Ano~, 1e' tsst
.ne suga, o'oP - 1902, On "n'ca ~
cepsooeo, .ere So - me- ~ ss.ns.
OF the nIss Two years 9. Ins 40 suo 'nss
20 adoltionai cussom daes nave oeen q
oed curing tne cufrso' yea1' 70 sve,' sne
wholesale prices. Dstweon ing nome 2
producer ana imposs snen, @ ne one
n.no' ana tne nlooe nan .oo sm.n ~
taiel on tns osnet: ms. 1os. .n0 l'on-
s'e'hsy o. tns usia'! e.x wien 1os oona
= ne e oe:l so-o.y - y u.L',
then, y zen - pHSss 70 Ossiese NC P.c
w.,L.t ,.;ddl. ne, 80 q. ,,set. 49,
A p.in ve ,ene,t. Il 8 nj ,he hirh ,r;ee
~ rold that has made living - ern.ns;ve
Int ~. comh;n.t;ons ~ he.r,,e.s .cecn,
h,or..
-
- x 4 gentleman sfaves'ng IN New
ork cta1e overlook farmer oFsggsng .
lean, wretened-lconng horned sneep along
the road. "Where are you going with
thas miseraose ananA & SAID the traveller,
~ N f.klse ham 70 the mutton Nil 10
nave MIN ground cver. said the mrmsr.
"Ine mutton mill never nsara o. such
ming. wnI go Win you ana Witness
the process. 1ney arrived =. ne Mill
tue poor snesp was sclovn allve 'aso the
hoppe, snc almos' 'mmeo"seIY diaAP-
1911 my mn osscse'se '.'o :
lower apartment; ana IN iew moments
mere we're elec'eo ron ,peu' = Tue
ceiiing iou1 quarten OF eAoeiioOt muttons
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UNffb tfarH on ANLKlca, D5strfcf OF Iowa, O.
by virtue u execution directe4 tsurd ID the
Clerk Of the District Curt Of the United states for the
Spushexn imyiscr u The Dstricf l0~As - s<ain,s
H. Hosey. in favor Of Archibald Young Vankieech
levied upon and viii cell the highest bier al
TN Of ths Si<rks onss tn. NAarr4 NuwVD ia.
United States for the District Of Iowa. keokuk in said
~ tract "a thesth ty u May, a y lGe4 INV cen the
hours OF o'clock A. VI and o'clock r. n OF said asy
~ Dilovipg psaperty, tcv1t 0pe sBdist x 4 so)
acres % Of the est side Of northwest u s-ciion s4
township g65s range wat and one unyi4exl AZ n un
divided u Of tafance OF said quarter section All Lee
county, Iowa - Fifse1 81 s4H
Taken and levied upon the property Ut Jan, ~ n
Holsey satisfy said writ of execution .aN
.ssE II. M HOMIE u q Marshal.
apr4 .aW BY HARRY fufifoN D<paty
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the largest crowd; the haying and bar
vesting season is not the most suspicious
for big crewdss Dubuque Herald. Il
LARGE SALE OF FAT CArrLH--Messrs
McNIahan L. Evans have this week sold to
Mr.. Buchan, of De Witt, and Mr.. Demont.
of Sterling, Illinois, lot Of seven hundred
cattle that they have been feeding during
the winter at Haun's Distillery, at S6.25
per hundred to be weighed and delivered
at the distillery between now and the LIST
Of June. The cattle are, supposed 20 av-
erage about l 800 lbs. per head This is
probably the heaviest sale Of stock ever
made in the State.-(Lyons Union.
CAaEp.-Ausun Riley, who Vas sen.
fenced in 1857 to Ave years in tho State
Penitentiary for stealing clothing 1t the
time Of the Main street fires, and escaped
from the Dewitt Jail before being taken
to Fort Madison, came to Lyons few
days since, and yesterday attempted, dur
ing aquarrel, to shoot John GonneSE 70
which he was arrested and bound over tt
the District Court, By Mayor Heinrich
in the sum Of 81 900, in default a who'll
be was lodged in the lookup, and -thi
morning taken to Dewitt 81 Constable
Bsck.-fIbid. !,
A NEW PAPER IN LYonsR umor ha
been busy. during the past month, viii
the project of establishing I Copp1rbsas
paper IN this city, which nov sesmsln
fair way OF acconplishmeut. Laot 1ues
day. the m6teriaie unon vJks.f ~ p.aa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

muN. 1kdlAisss y. r 9sasasen, @ Washington Nsars.
aGeorxe wehy, " Maeon Rptrpdants.
You 80 ee& u yss& te hereby rctAed thzt there Is
BOW 4e In the CLERKS office of the DISTRICT Qurt Of
~ tS1S, 49,, - easxsk. Z fetitbck N rsdfy o.
NA4N A. 1ccnsid, claiming ql the above Ssn~d q, ".
- bs6 n " Hky4k NJ &b6'G. wsshirstsn Mesrs, The
~ ten thp1aapd 6ve huplred dollars, MONEY due
~ your Sss 0sled f1sck en- 1857 40 praying for
the scIosnre ard sal lots l. and three in BLOCK a.
A6d ~ an&4, n Meek ~, y D. kHas9Fncs add
ION ~ ne CITY u Kcoknk. and for other relief
y ~ IKlsss yoR sissaf ard snswsr add feoS on or
bod npoa Of the scend Day q the next sernof sad
lnehy q ssptemteE lsS4. judgment I'd decree S be
III therein = prayed NJ III. SC07x hOwKIA.
as4syeaxaa ssB1Iss IA - f0r Pettsner
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Fer Rats, Mice. = caches Anss. DeA.
HnGoy MoeAo In RWRa,s ~ Oo1oms &c, lie
Doet6 - RA0nsa. H0WAs, An1unh10, &c.
Put up in &c. Soc and 500 Boxes Bottles and Fhsks
- and $5 isss for HofnS. PuBuc IzSsIfrnoSs, &c.
"Only infallible remedies. kDowr.h
"Free from Poisons."
aNot dangerous to the Human Family
sRa0 coma cut 81 their holes 10 die. =
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities
A1r Sod by ali Druggists and Retailers eyesywhere.
~ II! BxvAKx.ii u all worthless limitations.
~ See that sCosfAR's" nsme h each Box Bottle
and Flask before you buy. 81
Aa- Addre1 . = kNA r 4. C03TAR.
na- PxrcrAL DRrvr 48z BAoADwAY n Y
a. Sold by 3. b. yOwELL Co.
"a go = WILKINSON, DARTLKIT Co..
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Keokuk Iowa
jan18-dkwQm sNA 50 ii
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REBEL Raid ISIo WESTERN KENTUCKY.
Ier.rnlr. A.. tulr a. rsea.

Iop.vHtr, ~. July 90, 1894.
IN. FvsnsvNs tisdl ysag-4l " yesterday
FkF srrves there fnsrsasy Hoa8srs1a, ksntlcky,
sdslaies ~. mAit@ry asshauues tha HsUderssa vac
sttarked - tebss fraa aaatses ana agty ssvsn
kuvares siFvoF, sni srttg gorE Ca Our saaboals
iinmNi.tsiy .stt lef lss esssa.
rls Usyas roor. wAies sect v Rsassrsoa On We'd.
sssiaf - shsat Eusrhs prs1asrs p rsaahloa Tcr
the mHfesr y Uaus nsna Hssasrsea occasl9nsi
III. tsssi rats rsrt.m datngashs4 s.llnsas maio
great sHsfoas sagrsvs0t a. sK~gss@n Ge4sfai Ewing
vWtpasNd a.
ne tplysn. = aenasfson 20 "a psco large aam.
befs bs'erp the bswtn. fsrHas ~hs lot sgor
port 80 sasFsss tse elty @at toreu weo.s ~ hno
u bate swstiug tbs starx Tao tnsy arrival % tbe
guaba.,s -oula tnr thiua ranpa frcu1 essstsr.
Passengers arriving sisst eay ths suaposi Rrihns
sueitag th@ .oods 80 mser 80 y Hsnderspai
but 4 %. aot expected ne .o~a woih ~ muca dam
ass4. wh.'hr she susnras src shsrs % nos 20 arc
snstie v ssy.
xcrw -ilrnaerrua u viiWs q seFns 100 ~ thrso
tnossaas ibhAB,t.nls, No coauty t9~a " Headsvson
cssnty, Ksutaesy,s fs~ mtsa sslo~ E'assysls, Ind,
ana sa IN ot2iatts SIDE % 80 0hio river.
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enemy late front and about half past eight A. NJ
ss .. brigade Was about starting 10 retake harpers
sde also Thus ended the siege
General sigel thrs~ brigade eut on the sharpsburg
road about tnree miles, and a cavalry scout went "
enafpsonrg, picking up fsw stra2gier
CEsRaAL HowK IN COMMAND
IN The afternoon Brgafier General A. r. HOWE and
s rrved With al order - relieve ooth GENERA s'ee,
ard slshlt~ latter having been operating IN Pleasant
yssy, lhe east side d Maryland heights.
avsias ths nsIt thursday nothing was done here BY
OF sssng the people Frederick. Sullivan crossed
tse 70 sc al erln on Friday, at about non ana Ms
sopmsnd n now Saturday, r. M over near Ieesour9
sth General Crook IN command, Sullivan having O0sn
rellsyed 10 day.
rss casrAirx-rnK HEIGHTS MPRkGNABIR
fne result ~ the four days siege was about egnt
hea asa forty wounded sds while the rebel loss
= estimated a. over cue thousand 10 ki!iea ana =
citssens shs, their oss three thousand; but I
thins one thousand wil cover their entire casual.
K.aas Col f1.r ard other rebel orcsrs Of high rank
sessd instr woad require one hundred thousand men
~sad naa good ssruers hearts behind works
that ~efe Eat huils 20 ne captured.
for me hrs tmc IN ,bs history Of Harpers Ferry our
forces have not teen compelled 10 Leave. The rebels
came, ssw, felt reelected, aud marched away JOY %
wh them our heavy guns cannot follow or they would
Ions since have isn Maryland in disgust
e.srsftiss IN rHs rnkD BATTALION, HFra NEW YORK
AnrntRsY.
msn temporarily guard or detached from THEFT
propeF the Ferry Thecasuatles Of Company
occurred IA tho charge made through Bolivar by Capt
etADdrng-
Killed.
X whitaside, % NJ
heary Osborn, Co. N.
Wsnndsf.
pBaa Brownies. O.. ", hand, severely.
Hoaghtaliug, Co. NJ, hip, severely.
heRry J. Rawstro0e, @. IA, breast, severely.
AIonso sefscoald, 20 N, leg, severely.
Corp WIN A. Jones, O. N. both legs, severely.
A. a. staats, 90. X, ankle.
wm q. beaiing, Co M hand, slightly.
fhas Reyes and lss. Williams, Go. N, prisoners.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
ALARM IN MARYLAND.
Reports OF Another Encurseon OF tho
Rsssis-Ths Cause or tho rrsshs, SC.

Reports OF Another kncurston OF tho
nsseis-Ths Cause or thc Fright, SC.
wA-mSoroS, July 23-i2 20 P. NJ.
There reports this morning that the rebels hsvo
ths Potomac huddy Branch, below Edrrds
ferry. Parties reached here WHO that they
tham. aud that thcy have artillery, infantry and
cavalry.
There II doubt tina, there good deal OF appre-
hrusion felt by the citizens betseen here and Pooes
vile, and numbers Of them coming into George.
town
n u believed here thai tho numbers of the raiding
force have be.n msgust ~ the fears of people, and
thai msrely raiiiag party following up aod watch
ins NE guard Of force returning from pur.
su o. ths recent invaders. should prove 20 bs any
lang they be easily taken o. and
wil not escape easily a. the last expedition.
Coo0si Io~cf, of the second Massachusetts, cavalry,
which stationed II Muddy urauch has all govern
Deut and supple, % Georgcio-D, via src canal
rHs Lssssr
wssHisgros, gay 2s-Evening
THO scsrs along the rpper Pct0pse day. appears.
sross from The rn0ysmesls of uoops returning
from psrsaa of taiys r.tresins coisnn, Who
missiles BY the excited resdaats rebel uoops again
sayancing into ny MsryiAua.' Tbs scare
over sna Inc fusaivcs rstaruing 10 lher homes.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Conspiracy to Form . Northwestern
Confedsracy.
Arrest OF the supposed Lead
ers OF the Plot.
Forthcoming Revelations Rs
specting the Affair.
Aass Asss ~

sr LouF, July %, 1854
Much surprise created here short time since by
the very prominent secessonsts of thD
city whose offence unknown
II lately came TO light however that they were con-
nected with conspiracy extending throughout the entire
Mississippi valley having for Its object the erection Of
great and powerful Northwestern confederacy.
Colonel Sanderson the Provost Marshal General OF this
department, has been gathering evidence in the matter
for several months.
This testimony now In possession Of the Washington
authorities. 10 duplicates many public men, II shows
that very dangerous organization has been formed.
One OF the parties arrested here Is said TO have been
badly frightened that bond OF half million dollars
,nered for his release
IL s believed that the recent guerilla movements In
State connection with this great conspra
cy particularly Thornton In his speech At Platte city
said
The Knights OF the Golden Circle organized, and
armed and ready TO throughout the free States.
Thornton also said that ValandRham was with them;
that he dighams man that he (Thorton) had
troops every county Of this State that his wcre
coming up the South and that fifteen hundred men
been destroying the Hannibal St. Joseph Railroad
on their march.
During Colonel Sanderson's investigation Of this con-
spracy the Intended renewal OF boat burn
ing the Western rivers, and able In several
instances 70 avert most serious consequences.
1t probable that tho whole matter, mall It's startling
importance, win be ventilated 10 q few days.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Rebel Report es the Fight ~ snteker'I
Gap-A Rebel victory Claimed.

ftrom the Richmond Examiner. July III
Ss',s sss 90 n.ss y...s,e .a' ss p as ssa ssr w.,
once announcing imp rtant Confederate victory in
Novheru yiFgisa. The follo~ng extract n much of
the despatch ~ deemed sxpsdent 70 MAKE public At
present.--
large force OF Yankees crossed The Shenandoah At
gnlcksrs on the 18th instant. AZ three O'Clock N.
they attacked aud driven the river In
fsion. Oar loss stated TO he between t~o and three
hundred that of The enemy ID much greater.
Tho nzht took place the eastern border OF Clayke
county, tho west side o tho Blue Ridge, and about
twenty miles little south of east of Winchester al hat
Ia known no snickers Gap, Hunt@ advancing from Win.
chester From the western end Of the gap y the She
I've miles Alons and this road Vas the battle
field II 10 about twenty miles due west from Leesburg
The Shenandoah river here nsrrow and deep, aud ss
the enemy were driven acrcss IN conuscn, their oss
must have indeed been heavy.
This fight was brought 90 BY an attempt of Hunter 70
prevelt return 10 tie valley with tbe spois ~ TIE
Maryland campaign After the sudden and evidently
expected blow adminsiared ~ him on the occasion he
mysterious army, with us namcie~s eonmsnders, 70
pass at their pleasure Really Hunters bs~ derfneus
must by this tme be painful month ago he, With ths
utmost oauadenoe, threw himsef seanss iJnohhurs
but being hurled rsck ny trcng hand he ncd N horfs
ard ien.nt not larry ~ learn no was ms pov
erfui hniag oust On &0rdsy having recruited aud Ia
creased his forces he ai.esps 10 crush Toe h0usans
oavsry who are returning weary and heavy aden from
MARI snd, 20 the gates of Tire capital OF his nation
he Is dashed back by the s,l unknown Iron hand
aud his men pns 20 the rVut
Before taxing leave of nsnser FOR the present mus
not si 10 mention chat this movement against our forces
Il doubtless thu grand magp 1cent, briians movcInen
which, according 20 the statements of all the Yankee
papera Grant about 20 spring upon ~ rebes. fha
the br rlilant movement that % esctry every
body and bring this Abomissbs rebellion t0 s last leg
II was very easily discouoerted certainly. ws wi NO.
dlscu1s It's bTilliancy,