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A Voice from the Hospital
U. s. GENERAL HosprrAL,

u. .. NEHAL HOSPITAL,
kEoKuK, July IA, 1866. !
We, the undersigned soldiers in the General
Hospital at this place, have seen call for a
soldiers meeting at the Court House to-pieh,
to consider the subject of negro suffrage. On
Wednesday night we attended a similar meet
ing and are entirely satisfied with the action
of that meeting, and having no connection
with the present call, we therefore disela;m
any connection with it. While we are mn,
willing to commit ourselves in favor of negro
suffrage, we are unwilling to place ourselves
in antagonisn to the Union party in our
State--the party which sustained Ms whom q
the field.
Thomas Quillens Joseph s. Mc(9lasson.
Samuel y. Miller, James E. Richardson
Daniel Emery, Joseph Arson, VIM. Wr;obt
Martin Boone, William A. Kemp, Isaac Ne.
Denald, Elijah T. Bradley, John VILLAS
J. g. Mckenzie, John Iarbach lis
Ennis, lockwood johnson, Jacob i,adS;a
Joseph Myers, Charles Stennett. Carter q
Wise, Hiram I. Wait, Francis N. Dotv' Wn
g.. Hodge, John Wright, j. s. Ferouson
John Essher, Elias L. Nichols, Constsn'
tine Miller, Thos. L. Reed. William
:: Asys, Benjamin F. McHenry, Harry
ac.sm James Watts, Asbury Camblin.
y; 8. mckee, J. c; Baird, ]. Bluhm, John
u, =; T. D1nham, L. D. Lyon, Abra-
nam ": MOTHS, J. A: johnson, v. Alpeee,
SIMON Smith, VIM; Blackboard, N. Winpieier,
:. d. Johnston, J. &. Geimes, John o, Baker.
John Y. Hughes, Stewart Beatty, James r
Mitchell, Isaiah Robinson, John Iboth e..
per s. Troutman, John Butler. John ii WOLF
VIM W. El]ioft RI Krux3e.. - c.As
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BY Telegraph ozIcAso July1a
Flcuv-ActIve a. +0fos - for good TO choice sprtu,
Ex,ras, and Is for White Winter Extras
wh-st-cosed quiet at llx4ei IL
Corn -Firm Sales at 5cixs for No. l. and s&lSc fcs
No .
osts-peavy. siss Of No. / Al 4oe
Rye-Fitm Al &C.
Bsrley-steady Mt 6adS3c for No
Hi shwiaes- Quiet, hut frm-r 81 2 u3
Pr"sisi Inactive and prices rui~d hrrn~r and higher
Mess Pork at Is oA42s rs Prime Mes Pork NJ ID 90
Dry saited shoulders n Ia sweat n;rk la raw.
2oc
Beef Cafte-lr active request at 2s0T rs for roc<
TO choice 20 Go 90 for fair butchers steers 2s Of
for Inferior 10 mefiu do
iioss-Ae.ve At oo1s rs for good choice lots, ana
30 for medium.
Aoney-Active.
Exchsnse-scarce and hrmer At SOC Der coo buvine
and "a premium selling
Gcld-Ii2Il4al&
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~ See the advertisement on first page Of
". r. Brakeman, manufacturer and dealer
In boots and shoes. Mr. Bidleman is so vel
established in his business, and his house il
in so good repute, that commentator of him
to our citizens is unnecessary He will still
receive, as in the past, large share Of Their
patronage. and the trade from abroad will dc
well to call upon him in making purchases
He is sure to please
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15
KNOXVILLE, Iowa, July 10, 1856.

Uury to,
Editor Gate City: A few days since you
published an order from the Adjutant Gene.
raj office of this State, revoking the com.
mission of }. B. Atherton as Captain of the
Knoxville Light Artillery, and requiring said
company to meet on the 9Th inst. and elect a
Captain. Will you do Mr.. Anterior the ius.
hce to state in your paper that pursuant to
said order the company met on last Saturday
the 9Th inst, as ordered, and reelected him
Truly yours, &C., J. D. GAMBLE.
First Lieutenant of said Company.
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view York menoY Market.
~ Telegraph Nsv YoBK. July H.
Money Without change at %9s PSF cent on call
loans, chiefly At latter rate.
Sterling Bxchauge-Firm at 10SZ8109.
0old-Opened ~ la, cad clossd - 1A2x.
Government Stocks-Fbm and In good demand.
SO Coupons 106ol0s
SO Coupons (uew issue) 1851. It
Z. s. O. $40 Reg. Coupons io4f Z.
Treasury 1905 I'd series) 100
etoeks-Hesvy.
oar o1< O 1894; Carl 1917; NAP 70;
fol wab 1s; p Wayne sTl4 AATH :oAN v
ot1f; Scrip 1881 yr Cert esss Pae Mail 800;
NJ 9slT Erie 7s34. CBA Q lo7; Hudson ILL., Hsr-
lem IS; Reading 1919 NC 1e9; n Is e5ls Toledo 1oi;
n Cert ID Quicksilver al II
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No. Bradley's large hoop skirt manufac
tory, In New York, which was destroyed by
FIRE on the I'd of July, has not in the least in
terfered with their large business. 1t only
temporarily throws about 1900 girls out of EN-
ployment. Our young friend, Mr. L. a. DAY,
agent for this house, looked in on us last even
ing. He is an energetic and industriou.
worker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

DA-A slight accident occurred yesterday
to the morning train on the d. NJ. v. R. R.
When near Patterson's pork house, the for
ward truck of passenger car gave way while
the train was moving slow, forcing portion
OF the door upward, but fortunately injuring
no one. Promptness on the part of the mana
gers ofthe train probably prevented more
serious accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

MINsTRELs.- Kelly L Leon S
Minstrel Troupe will be in Keokuk Tuesday
night. The Chicago Tribune says of this
compsny's performance SIT is the best Min
strel show in the country" The Cincinnati
Enquirer says: "They undoubtedly embrace
more talent than any other band that has ever
appeared in this CITY," The Louisville Jour.
nal says: at is the creme de Ia creme of the
profession" And the Louisville Democrat
says ''This is the best company now travel
ing.n
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AucTIoS.-HowE It TYLER will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock large lot of good
second hand furniture; one good buggy har-
ness; one book case; one sewing machine !;
two show cases; lot stoves and pipe, and q
general variety of plumber.
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pR- Said friend, of discriminating taste
and musical culture. to US last night, concern
ing the operate entertainment, "you canno
praise it too highly We have great inclina
tion, but neither time nor space for praise
We venture to say that no troupe that eve
visited Keokuk have so pleased our citizens
The splendid opera of Martina was per
formed with great power and beauty. Mis-
Rosa Cooke, soprano, Miss Adelne Motto
contralto, Mr.. Castle, primo tenor, Mr.. Camp
bell, primo baritone, Mr.. Edward Seguin
baritone, Messrs. Allan, Virrecke, White
Skaats, the pianist, whole orchestra and cho
rus, performed excellently. This is the las
night. Let the house be crowded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

pG~ See among us once more our young
friends John and 10. Fletcher, late OF the
Third Cavalry. They have done good ser
vice for their country, and their many friend;
will welcome them back to home and peace
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"On,eard, right oneard,
Iato the Valley Of Death,
Rt.1> IL. o. H.Jy ,,

Rode Tie SEx HHndred."
bufiarger, by hundreds multiplied into millions,
than the doomed band who rode to swift destruc.
ton in Tennysons poem, is the great cavalcade Of
unhappy men who are rushing to untimely graves,
followed by the gaunt spectre DYSPEPSIA. Thil
Is all wrong, and should cease. There is no neces
slty for ~. PLANTATION Buffers, the great
s.omacnic Pains Killer, cures Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Headache, Vertigo, Dullness and eli symp-
TINS of kindred character a. if by magic. He
who has NO excuse for Illness il indeed suilty.
he continues to suffer. PLANTATION BrrTsRs NAV
be had everywhere! They are cheap, reliable
and sure.
Buy, TRy, AND BE CURED.
july II -tu- thu sat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

NJ We call attention to the card of DR..
Mcdonald, found on our first page. He has
opened an office ON Fourth street, and will be
found ready to attend to all professional calls.
He gives especial attention to the practice OF
surgery, and will be found worthy Of public
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

~The First Iowa Cavalry left Memphis,
recently, for Shreveport, Louisiana. The
boys fear they will not be mustered out al
soon as they anticipated.
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patronage

THE LApY's FRIEsD.-The August number
is received. The engravings, Grandpa
Darling" the fashion plate, and the wood
cuts, are very fine, and there is an inviting
list of contents. Published by Deacon L Pc
terson, Philadelphia. 81. so per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We call at
tention to the advertisement OF Mr.. rye,
who offers good farm, near Croton, for sale
OF very low figures.
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WASTED.-Board for a man and wife, with
out children, within eight minutes walk from
the corner of Third and Main streets. Ad
dress, Il. c., through the postofice.
[julyl5-3t]
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nA- The Harkeye learns that the 18th reg
iment left Louisville, yesterday, for Daven-
port, to be paid of, and mustered out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

- Mrs. Anna Norris, the much esteemed
mother of ]. W. Norris, editor of the Ottum-
xa rnyier. died at her som residence in that
city on the 18th inst She was Is years OF
noe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

There will be preaching in the West
minister Presbyterian church on Sabbath
morning at III o'clock A. NJ.
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City News

- Anv nerson having 5000 or $500 to
invest, will hear of an opportunity by calling
at this Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

~ The upper road is now receiving
number of new freight cars-an evidence OF
an increase of business on that thoroughfare.
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Gold.

NEW YoaK, July IL
Gold atiil tends strongly upward There very little
regular demand, and the shorts able
they want for making deliveries i32 per day Balls
holding large stock on the mark argue that
the nerf steamer will report decline IN @Os London
thereby strengthening the price of gold The price
touched 1897 his morning.
Gold TO irht IA7l<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

BEHIND THOSE RosEArE GArxs, the iips q
girlhood, there should be fragrant palace, ele-
gantly furnished with ivory and coral To drop
metaphor foung ladies, ron should kesp yosr
tee'n ana gums in perfect order, if you hope, in
after life, to enjoy the blessings Of sound set Of
dentals and q sweet breath What win enable
you to do this? you ask. Nothing bat fnerant
sozoDosr, We reply. julyIs-dThs, s., Tue.
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I.oR sALE-Tso b. antifnl Lnt. On

High Ttrv e, fnarih sidej. between 9th Ant 10th
streets siih sras frame Dwelling on same also feet
Il lot Sic ocs lo, the l=th AID Main
south side vitb trsue starr On u alo ,ttt 90
fe-t q io h.o ls2, On sson street sojof1iue B.
A = hhams poundry. All this pr petty ~il t. sold
ehsas- The title 2oof Q; sac. FnuuIrr 81
iunEs. II -KNETCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

The following property, viz:
One f11 Corral.
Ten f16] Barracks.
One IN Camp Hospital Building
Two f2] Camp Dispensaries.
One III Commissary Store House.
One ri Camp Guard House.
fiji seventeen Overcoats.
f261 twenty-six Blankets
(l19S] eleven hundred and ninety three
Canteens.
[s2el nine hundred and twenty-nine KNAPP.
sacks
IA four pairs Drawers.
IL one Spade.
Fl0l ten Axes.
f317three pairs Saddle Bags.
f481 forty eight Tin Plates.
t751 seventy-6ve Tin Cups.
[49] forty mine Knives.
f341 thirty -four Forks.
f261 twenty-six Spoons.
Isl three Coffee Pots.
ri two Tin Dippers.
IA fourteen Camp Kettles.
I'm seven Stoves (heating.)
ISL Fifty -one Joints Stove Pipe.
Isl eight Elbows.
ISL three and one.half set Drum sticks.
IL one Drum.
Purchasers will meet punetually 1t Howe Tylsr's
Auction and adjourn to the aerent places Of sale
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A.oes4s y

10000. .--.-.--.- >, Vlg IS 7
Amount of loses during the yesr fsAeIs- "a -
one hundred and twenty seven thorss,,d A. ,t., 80
1n ~ Intefsst On lDte-tmetts- hunter Of feIitts
issae ulfIes the year sAi5 Total rnntr ~ Tslffies
istued since its rssn4safi.u OVER - Col
made Annually ard average over &, n.r rem, pI;,t.
issued on Ii. noHfsrIiin. and other YI.ps p.rbf.-
and all information obtained on arrlrxts,r =, - -
knosn Insurance Agency Of H. b. TFf-FYcK
msyle IN
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwell.
l ing, with four rooms, good well Of water. frame
barn and full lof all under fence situated Exchange
street, betwe ID and Sd streets, Keokuk It'll good
Price 4120o Enquire Of H.D.THN-lrCK.
mchS
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stNtR SALE-A Frame Cottage con-
1 tanning rooms. with veil Of water and full, lot
situated IN Exchange street. between 2d and Cd streets
Price 81, 600. Title goo NO sale.
magic II. B. TES-EYCK
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E'ph ~ALE-a nice cottage trzme Dwelling HOUSE.
~afb reehar good CELLAR cisterr. wood honse and
Itsnte@ 10 good neiFbtorhnod, Morgan street be-
tween Fifteenth aud nth streets Eeokpk tbess
ipfofi ets co-t over $500 The house is nearly ew
ffce feVV cash Lille good or no sale. TnduirN II
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I,OR sALE-The west half Of a tvc

story double brick Dwelling House containing III
rooms cstern good cellar house painted and oaktd
over lot we'll enc and all in good order situated near
the Of 18th and Des Mones Title good
Price 81 500 Enquire Of HB. TEN-EYCK
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TOR SALE-A two story brick dwell.
ing, with rooms, cistern, cellar trees.
and two full ots situated the 5th and
lin streets, In good neighborhood. Title good or -
sale. Price. &4.t00 Enquire Of H b. TIN EYCKs a
49,
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- land, with frame house containing rooms, With
rut trees and other improve situated
above Keokuk. There other lands adjoining tbir
property that may be purchased If desired Price s46)
For other information equire of H. H. Wilson, the
property or to II. 3. TEN-EYCK,
meho Real Estate Agent, keokuk
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k'OK "A LE.-lhe south half Of the double
DICK fftid-hce formerly occup ed by AcCr.a
1"nisln'hg room., goSd csilsr cistern, stable
sta a. 20 gooo orcer This property Is situs I'd on -
nea between -eventh and Esb,h srrAef- aps "a -
d. irabl residence Ia a good nefghhorboo5 p,~sss.sa
the hrsf Of October next. Title good or no sale r.
cure ~ IJFi3} II r. TYS-IYcK
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E,OR SALE-A Moe Brick Cote
With two full lots, hne Barn, woodshsd, CAr1stnS
Cellar. situated on Franklin, between 9Th ard lo1A
Keokuk. Title good. Price 3, 500.
feb13 H.H TXM-xNQ
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DOR SALE-A frame dwelling,
l. or rooms, cistern cellar, lot so by 100 feet
ated the corner of I'd ana Exchange streets Roe
chance for some steamboat man, who place mead
the river. Title good sale. Price 81 SEQ RnQuR
OF ffeb20l B.TBN-EYCk 4
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ing, with seven rooms. cirtsrn. good cellar and Z
ne growth of fruit trees With full lot and alir eoo
order, situated business, Exchange street,
tween 9th and 7th streets Title good Price, e1c6o
Enquire OF II. b. rEN-UYUK
feb23
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kOR SALE-Six Acres Of Land, With
good 0rout Dwelling House, containing rooms
and nsver-fang spring o. water with large guam
tty OF grapes now bearing situated the about
milss above keoknh. Title good. Price, u s0o En-
qure Of fmch20l H. B. fHE-EYCK
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-10

THE CMcnNAm Hoe TRApE.-Th
Cincinnati Price Dbvrenk, OF Wednes-
day, says: ssThe demand for hogs,
for November, contixnes, and 8, 600
head sold on Monday and yesterday
at 1917, 1871 and 14c. nett, for all.
November, and holders now ask 15c.
nett. And we may add that e to 13e..
gross are being freely paid by butch
ersfor fat hogs on the spot; and fur
ther, that such prices as these have
never, been realized before Ia this
market for hogs. The cry of short
crop is increasing, and outside parties
are travelling looking fdr hogs, but re-
port they can find none, and the con-
.clusion they arrive at is that there are
:none'to find: We will take the liberty
of suggesting, however, that we be-
ieve it is not customary to fnd hogs
by the way side, when they have an
abundance of food. Topork packers,
the future looks as discouraginng as
can be imagined, for they reason that
it is folly to suppose there is any profit
In pork at the current prices paid for
hogs"
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Two PRoMIsMG ENTERPRISES

Two PROMISING ENTERPR1sEs.-
Western journals, we notice. are once
more talking of manufacturing mo-
lasses from corn. The St. Louis
Democrat asserts that from a bushA
OF corn three gallons of molasses can
be extracted. Somebody had this
invention a year or two ago in this
city, but, so far as we can learn, it
was never precisely asoertained how
much it would cost to tnrn bushel
of corn into molasses.
The Savannah Herald assures us
that sardines now come from the
Eastern shore of Maryland: ''There
is place III Maryland called Herring
Run, where gudgeons are caught by
the wagon load in nets some two
miles long. These fish are i'm
mediately decapitated and packed
with oil in boxes, and in few weeks
are equal to the best imported sar-
dines.''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-10

CHARLESTON MARKET. The receipts
of cotton since our last statement of
the 29th of September, have amount
ep to 81 bales of Sea Island cotton
and 2,765 bales of upland cotton.
But a limited amount of this has been
offered for sale here, the great bulk of
it going Through to the North or to
Europe. There has been much ac-
tivity in the market for several days.
and an improvement of two cents per
pound on the better grades of cotton
has taken place since our last report.
The transactions are confined almost
entirely to small parcels, there being
no large lots on the market. At the
closing of our report, yesterday, the
market was buoyant, with an upward
tendency, and we offer the following
quotations as showing the state of the
market: Ordinary to good ordinary
3O(935c. low middling 36(037c. mid
ding 36(937c. good middling 4Oc.
Charleston Courier, 6M.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-10

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
Publishers of newspapers whose re-
celpts therefor exceed $1,000 annu-
ally should be licensed as manufac-
tnrers, and such license will cover all
sales of their manufacture at or from
the place of publication, and also the
printing and sale of bill-heads, circu-
lars, &c
In Chicago petition, signed by a
large number of. respectable citizens.
setting forth the danger incurred by
allowing females in the city to cary
firearms, has been presented to the
Police Commissioner, with She re-
quest that they may take action
thereon, and have all females dis
armed.
A negro minister from Georeetown
was arrested in Washington on Friday
morning for stealing eight hams, one
shoulder and @ bag Of sweet potatoes.
During the past week the Treasury
departments destroyed nearly $40
600 worth of redeemed mutilated
currency.
A United States vessel is said to he
lying at. the Washington navy-yard to
take some high officials down the A.
lantic Coast on an excursion.
Bishop Elder, of Mississippi. is
dangerously i'll
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TIE FREEDMEN's BUREAU IN Ms
s1ssnPI.-There is a great antipathy
here to the Freedmen's Bureau, and
no one is more antagonistic to itthan
Governor Sharkey himself. The Go
vernon says that SO long as the Bu-
reau is in operation, it will be impos-
sible for planters to make crop with
negro labor. They congregate in the
camps, and, SO long as they can get a
bite to eat, refuse to work. I do not
believe it is the intention of the Bu-
rean or its agents to bring about sstot q this
state of things; but I know that, often,
in their over-zealousness in behalf of
the negro, they fail to pay any atten-
tion to the requirements of the white
man, or the necessities of industrial
pursuits. 1t is o fact very se1f-eyident
that, while labor is required to agreat
extent throughout the State, large
numbers of negroes are idling about
the streets, picking up an occasional
quarter for some little chore Whose
fault it is I cannot tell. More than
Likely both parties are more or less to
blame. More anon.
[ Mississippi Cor: New York Herald.
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BRITISH WAR STEAMER IN PunsUrr

BRITISH WAR STEAMER IN PURSUIT
OF THE SHENANDoAH.-Asso soon as the
despatch reached Acapulco giving
news of the destruction of American
whalers by the rebel pirate Shenan-
doah, the commanded of the English
war steamer Devastation, then lying
IN the harbor, songht an interview
with Captain G: P. Scott, of the
United United States steamer Sa-
ranac, and informed him that he
should set sail Immediately with the
Devastation in pursuit of the Shenan-
doah, and should treat the rebel
cruiser as pirate, and capture her
wherever she might be found. He
was as good as his word, and left the
port as soeh as his ship could be got
under way.-Pa,sama Star, Sept. Is.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN correspond
ent, writing from Dresden, speaks of
the peregrinations of Gen. McClel1an ::
The well known Northern general.
Mcclellan, has been sojor,rning in
Dresden for the past few days. He
Is constantly visiting all the museums,
ana examining the numerous conec-
ton OF arms and trophies in this city.
1t is understood that he intends to
devote himself to German military
studies, and is now making himself
thoroughly acquainted with the Prus-
sian army, which, more than anything
else, attracts his attention.
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FRosT.- The first frost of the
season visited the city yesterday
morning. 1t was light, but sufficient
Tor all purposes. The weather was
unusually cool for the season. Parties
from Weldon and from the counties
above represent the frostas unusually
severe III those sections of the country.
Wsinaingion Herald.
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CoTToN BURNED--News reg

CoTToN BURNED--News reached
the city yesterday afternoon by the
Manchester train that a car load of
cotton in transitu to. this city was
burned about sixty miles from here,
on" W ednesday last, on that road. The
accident is supposed to have occurred
by ST i.rks Of fire from the locomotive.
Furt''er particulars of the burning.
or any other damage done could nok
be ascertained.- Wilmington Eerald.