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TUESDAY, OCT. u

TUESDAY, OCT. IL.
AsssuATIox sfAkE. "A sWss3siale for three zeal
nld- that have never bern trained mile meas
subscrptio SEQ esch; so foli-i; the Association
to add zoo ifths Escsis run; three % more 20 OIL
the siase; - be run on the second Jay o. tue Fal
Nee ny Closed vi h the f0i,OEinR entries
l. K F WoRds names Ell 4 By Hlghiandaf q, oAm D.
imp Pusm-
BY imp Prism ,.,, -
s. A A Ca ter names Of Maryland, BY Bill Cheat
ram, dam By Hamlet
l. TB Pa terson names b Sally Moore, ~ imp
knight Of 81 George, oIt q ADA Teyis ~ mp
Albion.
S. harry NanlieE names b e,NRleolm. hJ imp Bon
ME Scotland, out Of Lady Lancaster by Mon
arch.
6. Also, b by Dslhigh (he by imp Glencoe. dam By
Woodiolk's leviathan
7. h Cncatham names Capt. Roper's hr Dixie,
by Revenue. dam BY imp Aloon.
6. Hinton Kinney name Oh I Oaneos " mp
Knight o. St Sec rye, out Of Diamond BY Ep-
sllOn.
.. Ut Kerby enters oh Boueta, years old, out CT
Bill Oheathsm, dam Glencoe mare.
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ALARM or FIRE; The alarm Of fire, yester-
dar, shout six o'clock, was caused BY Ii,
burning Of some shsvings in front Of pew
building on market street, near Clark.
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If the lsdies wish something plain and
elegant, call and examine those real Irish
ana French Poplins, ell shades as
VIZ. ". BERRY & Co,
sepi22-d. No. 81, College st.
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Elegant Lyons velvet and black cloth
cloaks, wrappings and silk mantles, shawls
Of every grade can be found rs
Wa. ". BERRY & Cos,
sept22-tf.
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SAME DAY.
Proprietor's Purse $50; mile heats, best in 8
FRIDAY. OCT. 20.

Sweep stakes for three year ODDS two mile heats
500 entrance; $50 iOTfeI. three 20 hil the stake
Association 70 add sac if the race is run. Closed
with the following entries:
I. K b Chesfham names ch fSarah 4, by LeXing-
ton, Oat Of GlOuana by Ecllpse.
2. Mark Young names Harry Of the West, by Lex
ingtOn, out Of Laura by imp LsVafhan.
8. Harry NanlieW names ch fIlady Fashion by imp
Bonnie Scotond, cut OF Young Fashion ~
imp MOnsicb.
T. N B Chea nam names Capt Roper's br Dixie,
by keyenus, dam by imp Aibson.
g. Hinton Kinney names ch Cameo BY kn ght
Of st George, dam by Eclipse.
g ! T Ker0y eaters en- Bonefa, years old, out
Of 81, Chatham, dam G.enco, maze.
SAME D y.
Association Purse $500; two mile heats
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AUcrlOS SkLE-We call attention to the
auction sale Of dry goods, hosiery, trim
,ni9gs, etc, % take place at George Shields,
,e-aay Those desiring to obtain srticles Of
lna' KIND cheap, had better 70 % shields.
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NEE CAErET HoUsE.-A large and well as
sorted STOCK Of Carpetings and House Fur
n.sniss Goods Just received snd opened BY
M Berry 4 Co, Nc. 81 College street
Nashville, Tenn. .stts1r,
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Sell your uncufrent money, mutilsted
Notes, 5 and 8 cts. interest Notes-at G. n.
Ordwsy's Brokers' Office, as College street.
II
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Wholesale and Retail.



Bamoral
70 and uI
n sdd19a Rs.sl sts have dte hiri a
wholesale Department
Philadelphia
without ndvanageouly.
We g
forts 10 please eli who favor h
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Cleanse The sysltm Of all I'm
purlllss.

{" DIR. swAyne's BlO0d-Purifying PAnaceA, -
DR.. sWRyns's biOOd-turifying PanaeeR."
It's reLuta ION for curing serofula. Old Ulcers, hip
JOINT omplaint liberated sore throat, shie swell
ing dsrk botches or deiecls 10 the skin, boils. yell
low SKIN mara mus OF wasting flesh, rheumatic az
iecti ms, pains the bones, a. Is almost without
parallel. The weak and debilitsted or any diseas
OF scrofulous nature, It is do goo1 a. the
many thousand .estmonisls from al parts Of the
world will prove, nothing ever discovered can
compare with II in curlng tnat class o. disorders.
mersural and Syphllluc ID seases Of short or Tong
stauGing-nOihing has ever proved 50 effectus In
completely eIaicstlng every VestIge OF these dan
gerous complaints.
Chronic Ecypelas Of the face is cured to grest
certainly.
Dark Blotcnes or Defects in the Skin ofentimes
appear. Tue "Psnsc a" and " Olniment" u
cl' ar the SKIN snd give a more youthful com
pleEion
To he sure Of getting the pure and genuine Pana-
ceap purchase direct Al the principal once Of Dr.
SWsyne Son, $50 North sixth street, Philadelphia,
or Al the Drug store Of W j. & c. W. SMITH,
Uorner Of Church and Vine streets.
will
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81, COLLEGE st.-Wm. W. Berry & Co. still
take the lead in cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they are determined to sell at
reasonable prices. sePt22-tf.
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Information " ant

OF JOHNSTARRITT, who left Brooklyn, New
~ York, on the SIN Of March 1866 in Quarter
masters Department Government service, for
Nashvil q, Tenn. Since that time nothing - been
heard OF him. ANY iuforma Ion Of him will be
thankfully received by ms brother-in law,
WIN. II. MOORE,
No. lO47 Myrtle AyenUe,
oetl4-sP Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nashville Dispatch and Cincinnai, Ohio, papers
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Extra choice New York Apples, Potatoes
ana onions receiving daily. For sale IN
lots 70 suit purchasers.
CLAKK { GKEeoKS,
oeus-Sts IS Broad street.
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Latest Foreign News.


Dee WE'D REGULARLY PER STEAMERS
II from EuroPe
London Punch;
Once Week;
AL The year Round;
Court Journal.
Saturday Review:
London Atheneum,
London Illustrated News.
Londan Illustrated sporting News
London Field;
Bells Life in london;
Sporting Life;
Sporting Gaseiie;
Dublin IRISH People;
Dublin Nation
Dublin Irishmsa:
Dubln Freeman;
AND THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES;
London Society
Temple Bar
C0mhiIl Magazine;
Chsmber's aTnsl;
Good Words;
FoHnightiy Review
London Quarterly Review;
Westminster Reuesi
Edinburgh Rev.eE;
North Eritsh Review;
BiaekEood;
L0nion Arr lournsi;
Together with all the popular american Pspers
nd Magazines can always he found a.
CONE & TUNNELL'S
No, 40 Cherry street.
Nashville. Tenn.
AND GAY ST., KNOXVILLE. TENN.
iulyla-u
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale al this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Wall be sold cheap for cash.
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SANE DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IS.

Sweepstakes for three year olds mile heats sub
scriptiOn 500 each $50 fcreit the Association O.
add 500 1.-THE race is rum three or more y MI the
stake he race TO be run On the third day Of tn
Fall Meeting. Closed with the following eniues'
l. K B Cheathsn names ch 6arah h. ~ LeAing-
ton, out Of GlOrisna by Eclipse q
9. RI Woods names Oh { BY Highlander, dam oJ
imp PIism.
s. MARI Young names Harry ofthe West, ~ Lex
ington, 0utcf Laura By imp LeFiatnan
4. Also DC By Lexington, daIn By imp 1lencoe
8. Harry Yallies nsinssb Malcolm. y mp Bon
ME Scotland, out OF Lazy Lancaster by imp
Monarch.
6. Also, b by Delhi, Che by imp Gencoel' dam BY
WoOdiok's eFlathan.
Z. n B Cheatham names Capt ROper's br Dixiei
by Revenue, dam by imp albion.
SAME DAY.
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Qua Jos OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neGtest style, and at the lowest
prices, 81 this Office.
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop ard Bathlng saloon,

10. g Charrh g., oppos.ie fhe Masoa e frl.
II AVN = iusi rauoFed INFO my nsz an conlrno-
II diouz = oF1. ] res iiIiT aEn 1u1cc CD tlf
cld Feffo1s aud he puzzle, fnat Eu ncw reafJ q
eile1l % taelr Wsats IN q nettar stYie tua1 ever
wa a erperenca. a. a hrsl-c 80 Barrier -
aair-dfeasef, % t1rfy Falsf. a-d HIin 9la % ale
NOS coumodicua. sieglu. nd cor ll-leg ~
ushef ezfltsiznrreuis = lna e1tlriF - an fraif
70 ehaiIenTe camqar.non 0lfl a1I ..ll.A .il4H IN
ne naslarn citsH ieu- "a III iealf ~ n D.
tues n.ai Water-elcseis i1r tle l-e oI rrat1-
- aft-rfas - lhs premises. ili1cr myself
- $500 siH - hund iacEila EIlal e.aas
h.sr-frerear9 ana tsrnera aHaTa IN lrirnl snf e
H-~.1rer ine ahrr On - oua1 uuln 2 o. eIcrE o.
1907 an .iuu1iaF u1oruilE, AZ rIf.. NJ 'rfsr
.I--lie- slraf.Es FhAaa FaaHa.
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MfEIrkET DTylsoy oF rHF TFyxrssrr, |
Q.M.F oTTICE, q. s. MmuAET RAmaoaus.

''7t ~ - 49,
L WILL expose 81 Putic suctou this dsy, the
| ioiiuving uuiidi- e recently occupied by en-
Tlovees ofths : Mliagy Rgiroaa Departments,
namely:
Frsnsa buildings numbered III and III, corner
Church and Cay streets.
Al laa l6l ard lea, tocstsi corner Broad Snd Cay
STREETS
Numbered =, on hTos3 street, near chaitsnoefa
So 10 commence ats O'Clock g. m, n oFdsr
Noii,s 8, sass Wal b gwen daily mil 81 e TIE
builtnrI are sold > y, zAAlLl,
ocilf Capt sad AQ NJ 8 NJ kds y 7
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Bishop Kayanaugh, of Kentucky, will
preach at the McKendree Church at II
O'clock A. n
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SANDS'ALE

We nave on hssf larrs siock a. ranf.f clI-
" ego Dream AID stccE hiaa. uh'rh ~ anrr-
ariea 1rect iroln -zn1g' lh|rsR1 Hreae~r. aIfhof
- % no. eial1i ne SOLE AGENCY IN lh,s uar
Also Bottled Ale o. the bezf rnarurriure. We
hsle 40 a iarEs stocx q suilers' suprhes eud
-lsY uEocsfi1a. Ehieh - ~ clsraE a -
tllraa IA a WO fH coz,
Alb 81 E'alcl a.lrGL
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Old papers, (ihe largest in the city for sale
az this ONCE.
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Remember Tom on the 18th, Thursday
next.
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The cultivation pursued IN, ,t...
ngcnemlly equal 10 that OF tbs -, ~
settlers 10 the neighborhood. thoprb 4, -,
o. carried On with somewhat iarrs- -
pendlture Of hand labor instead III =
yanery. Butthe immigrant is bv NJ me-.
oHno % his interest in this respect. All D
VISITED farms where, though the 6wners ~
scarcely learned 20 make themselves tr5s--
a1S'1 m English, the moving machine
SNSel horse rake, horse pitchfork and crsip
N ". HeTe use4-the crops and stock being
-. We! sheltered in the csps .ious and con
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TIE CRCUs.-This institution was well
patronized yesterday afternoon aud even
ing. II starts out this morning on its
Southern tour Messrs. Homer, CASTILLO,
crosby, Parker, Mott, and others, goodbye.
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49, thing seen indicated that N. 49,,
~ ~ eseial citizens, ana that, ss her,
-. iM portant question Of immirr.,..--ss
sfi.-..-.Ay presents an example dess-vir,,
hi --i-..-. The value Of such populsti.,,,
- ~ slee 10 the settlement and cultiv-,
'-' 'As' unoceupiS5 territory, must
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05
Nor SArrsrIEp.-We publish this morn

Nor SATISFIED publish this morn
ing significant article from the Cincin-
patti Gazette. 1t evident from its tone
that this leading Republican organ is not
satisfied with the Administration of Presi-
dent JOHNSON, and that it intends to take
issue with his avowed policy. If Demo
cratic PAPER had taken issue with the Ad.
ministration of Mr.. LINCOLN, as does the
Gazette with that Of Mr.. JOHNSON, that
paper would have pronounced such course
IS exceedingly disloyal, but we find in this,
Is in many other cases, it makes great
difference whose OK is gored. WENDELL
PHILLIPS, the Gazette and Company can
denounce the acts Of Mr.. JOHNSON, and not
whimper Of disproval is heard from the
radical Republican press, but the Demo.
crotic papers were denounced as "dis'oyal,'
as "rebel sympathizers," if they called in
question any Of the acts of an Administra-
ton which the Radicals thought they con.
trolled. Circumstances alter cases very
materially, as late events demonstrate.
indianapolis Sentinel.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05

My Extract Sarsapsrilla is Blood Purifier; my E1-
tract Buchu is Druetc, and will act such in all
in racmoand are the most active measures Of either
that be made. ready and conclusive test will be
comparison Of their properties with those set forth in
the following works:
See Dispensatory of the United States.
See Prof pewers valuable works on the Practice Of
Physc.
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. Physic Phil
See remarks made by DR.. Ephraim Mcdowell, cele-
brated Physician and member OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
See -Chirurgical Review, published by Bena-
min Travers Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
See most Of the late standard works on medicine.
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McGREaoR, iowa, May ID, 1865

MCGREaoR, iowa, May I'd, 1868.
Mr.. II. G. ScoTr-The Hallet, Davis Co. Piano pur-
chased from you last September, proves to be an ex
traordinariy inc instrument. From the long estab-
llshed reputation the instruments
VIC expected much, but our expectations have been
more than realized in every respect Tho instrument
has been transported from Boston, Mass, and been in
use daily for months without tuning hammer it..
It becomes more and tho favorite of house
hold. S. p. SLOAN,
Pastor Cong. Church.
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From the Rev. J. Newton Brown D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines III general through disrust of their ingredi
and effects, YET know OF SUFFICIENT why
man may testify tc the benefits he believes HIM
self have received from any simple preparation, in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
Others do this readily in regard to Hootiands
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson OF this
city, because prejudiced against them for many
years, under the impression that they were chiefly
alcoholic MIXTURE indebted to my friend. Robert
Shoemaker ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility The
use of three bottles of these Bters the beginning
the present year. followed by evident relief and
restoration to degree of bodily and mental vgor which
had not ft for six months BEFORE and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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Read aUhO Says So /:

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church.
Pemberton N. j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
= have known Hollands German Bit
ters favoraLly for number of years have used them
in my own family, and have been pleased with their
effects that induced to recommend them to many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclaming this fact and calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended these Bitters, knowing from expert
ence that my recommendation will be sustained. do
this more eheeruy Hoofands Btters intended to
benefit the afflicted and is mot a ruin drink"
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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From Rev. j. s. Herman, of tho German Reformed
Church, Kutxtown, Berks County, Pa
DR.. c. NJ jackson Respected Sir II have beef
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and hav
never used any medicine that did me much good a
uoohand's Bitters l am very much improved IL
health, after having taken i've bottles.
Yours, with respect, J. 8. HERMAN.
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- BUY FRESH GROUND OSwEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS sON.-A
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ZNzZ2Xz2Z1

All the Medical men and the Press recommend DR..
Sricklands Anti-Choera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhes and Dysentery. 1t is combina-
ton of Astrngents, Absorbents, Stmulants and Car
initiatives, and is warranted to effect after all
other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot, No. 6 East
Fourth Street. Cincinnati. Ohio
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05

DY the subscriber, living in McGregor, about
} the LIST of June, a SMALL BAY MARE, years old.
The is hereby requested to call and prove prop
erty, pay charges and take the same away.
A62w3 REUBEN MICkLE
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MCGREaoR, Nav Sth, 1865


Ma. II. G.. Scorr-Dear Sir:-It gives great
pleasure add my testimony to that which you already
have in favor of the Hallet Davis Co. Piano pur-
chased 20 months ago. There has been but opinion
expressed by my many musical friends who have tried
It, and that it, that 1t is unsurpassed for brilliancy,
purity and funess of tone and for a very powerful
though remarkably easy and elastic action. Another
very important feature in these Pianos is the great
length of time they stand in tune can cheerfully
and confidently recommend these instruments to any
wishing to purchase being second to other make.
Tho patent suspension bridge lately introduced into
J6ese instruments gives them volume of Tone strength
and durability which Is not affected by sudden
treme changes Of tho weather like many cheaper makes
OF instruments. HID EVANS.
McGREdoR, IOWA, May Sth, 1865.
Mr. H. G. Scorr-Dear Sir:-I consider it pleasure
give my testimony of entire satisfaction of the beau
tiful Piano purchased of YOU last fall manufactured
by Hallet Davis Co. of Boston, So far it stands in
admirably and those best qualified to judge, have
expressed the highest admiration of its power elasticity
of touch, sweetness of tone and perfect harmony
throughout. I consider this make Of instruments
superior to many others that sell for much larger prices
snd'can heartily recommend them to all.
3mi47 THOMAS ARNOLD.
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VTRGTETA,
NEW YoRk, July "a


A Richmond paper publishes the follow
ing extract from letter from Goochland
county: "rhose who returned from the
wars too late to put in crops, are very busy
washing gold from the branches and mines.
I suppose there are two th' usand miners
at work getting gold in Goochland and
Louisa counties. They average two penny
weights day to each miner. / have heard
IN, oTsI;S,gsr Hre workinR other &C oaatIes
The gold mines have never been fully de-
veloped. The quartz veins are large and
very rich, and would pay well bat there
is not single quartz mine being worked
in the gold districts. In few places some
are working with stone and iron mortars,
and in that rude way are doing very we'll.
There will be brighter dawn upon the
mining interests OF Virginia before long,
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PODuIar Music.

The we'll known song When this cruel
war is over" has had q ssls Of nearly one
million copies.
OF HWho will care for mother now 2"
49l 900 copies have been sold, and the
song has been repubhshed in England and
Germany.
Of Mother would comfort me-" %, 500
copies have been sold, and this has also
been republished in England, Germany
and France.
OF "I dreamt my boy was home again" /"
1000 copies have been sold.
OF When the boys come home" l03J-
900 copies have been sold.
Of You don't know how we miss yOu," "
$4,000 copies have been sold.
OF "Will the morning never come"
$4,000 copies have been sold.
"Ooming home" or the "Cruel war is
over" has been published only six weeks.
and already $1,000 copies have been sold,
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FROM sAVAnNAH. S

NEW lOhn1 CAAy -
The steamer Zodiac brings Savannah
dates to the 2Oth.
The Savannah Herald's Orangeburg Is.
O) correspondence says that place is yet
mostly lying in ashes. Gen. HsrtTel COM
The railroad is being rapidly repaired.
Eaborers are receiving twelve dollars per
month. The crops are in fine condition
All the towns Of South Carolina are or
soon will be occupied by national troops.
The Charleston Courier of the 18th says
the l65!h New York Volunteers (Duryea's
Z1usves) have been removed 70 Morris
Island for taking part in the disturbance
in the city. They have exhibited mutln-
Gus spirit since their removal.
Gen. Gilmore sent an order demanding
the colors of the regiment, but the Colonel
refused to give them up. He was placed
under arrest, and the eOlors demanded Of
the second CfIicer in command.
He, too, refused, when General Hatch
explained that his conduct would be mutt
nv, while the ColonePs would be simply
disobedienee of orders. He promised TO
deliver the colors, but when the delivery
was made it was found that only the stafs
and rubber covers had been delivered. 1t
was then determined to disarm the whole
regiment.
Other troops were brought forward, 8
gun charged with grape and canister, and
trained upon the mutinous troops, and or
ders given to fire upon them in case any
resistance was offered. The ZouaVes seeing
that all further opposition was useless
quietly stacked their arms and marched
| 51,,5or ,,nard To Fort Sumter, there to expi-
ate their crime.
Another steamer left Savannah for Au-
Rusta, on the 18th, loaded with head boards
and other freight for the national cemetery
at AndersonYille.
The 22d Iowa have been mustered out
and would start for home as soon ss trans
portation could be obtained.
One hundred and seventy OF the 24th
Iowa left Savannah, for Baltimore, on the
18th.
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SrEIERLOBT.
Eoss z NToNpor JnIv %.

FORTJSs MONROE, July ~.
Jhe United Syes steamer Quinne6ang
ws wrecked ople bar off Morehead City,
VI, on the 2Is About twenty persons
ar reported Bt. Capt Jerome was IN
Command, an6lsd on board $50 soldiers.
he most of nm were landed.
The Quinreang left Morehesd City on
ie 2Ist, for Brtress Monroe, with $50 sol
iers belonging 70 the 9th Maine and 10th
'ennsylvans regiments. After passing
Inside of IA, bar the steamer became un-
snagesbls, went down, and is 8 perfect
reck.
From 20 to 80 lives were lost, but the
rmss are not known, except that OF ".
1Dsaring, of the 9th Maine whose body
" washed ashore and Is buried on the
beh.
he steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Gap
tai Edgar, has arrived from City Point
botd to Baltimore, with Pennsyfvanla
tross of General KilpAtricRs command.
Te civil courts are to be organized 70
dayu Elizabeth City COUNT, for the first
Sne,ince the commsncement OF the war
I1e.hief magistrate is to be elected. Sam
1ei toward is clerk Of the court and b
ID. Cest1s sheriff.