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Remains OF Gen. Lyon.

81. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-The remains Of Gen.
Lyon will be escorted, with proper ceremonies,
at one o'clock, from Gen. Fremont's headquarters
to the Ohio aud Mississippi r. R. Depot, where
they will be delivered to the Adams Express
Company to be conveyed east by the o'clock
train. The escort to accompany the body east
consists Of Major H. A. Cavsnt, of Gen. Lyons
staff, Capts. Plummer aud Edgar, U. s. A.,
Lieut.. Clark and eight privates Of Col. Nc
Niel's Regiment o. S. Reserve Corps.
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z PsLADEIrHiA, Aug. 27-Baltimors papers
OF this evening have the following:
tosr 10SaoR, Aug. 26.-The expected ex.
pedition has sailed, under command Of General
Butler. II consists of the fngates Minnesota
aud Wabash, gun. boats Monticello, Harriet
Lane and several steamers and propeller.
schooners and barges. The vessels carried over
100 guns and 1000 men, destination unknown.
Com. Stringham and Coils Max, Weber and
Hawkins take part in the expedition.
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BosroN, Aug Ex-senator Wilson has been
commissioned to organize Regiment of Infant.
ry with battery Of artillery and company Of
sharp shooters attached. Senator Wilson, in
his call, asks the loyal young men Of Nassachu
sets, who fully comprehend the magnitude Of
this contest for the unity and existence Of dem
ocratic institutions in America, to inscribe their
names upon the rolls of, his regiment and to
cave their homes and their loved ones and fol-
ow our flag TO the field
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"a fellow was found drunk By he Chieal
',,;ee IN ths streets Of that city on Tuesday
~ and 10 HE pockets we're 5000 In gold
Iasels 70 the valve Of q, 900. TAosgh % for.
9. = 20 70 have fhilsn into tAe hands II tbe
/ :, .A,,ks he nevertheless erunblsd Il paying
h. 4. Il $500 imposed upon him for being
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Fire % RrecRoFs, III,

FREERoRI. IT., Aug. ia Ere broke cut in
tho ware house Of W, \. xitOha'i :.
cio.n .a, :, ABOUT 10 o..
-, ...s q. m. Before sufficient aid reached
the ground, the flames had spread to Waddell's
lumber yard, Jno A. Clark, cutler, E. H. Hyde's
ware house and dwelling house owned BY the
latter were destroyed. together with 80, 900 feet
Of lumber and about 1000 bushels Of grain.
Loss, 8 to 81, 900.
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1t is a hard time for thieves in St. Louis A
pickpocket was recently arrested in that city,
who said that his hand bad found its way into
nifty pockets during the day without coming
across single dime. III
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News from secess,a.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 28.-Railroad travel to and
from the South is immense.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2S.-Railroad travel to and
from the South is immense.
Tennessee authorities took the contents of
Adams Express Companies safe to day.
Memphis Avalanche Of 9th says, Gen. Folks
agent announces NO more impressments will be
made for transports.
Confederate Congress passed a resolution ap.
proving the course of planters factors keeping
cotton in interior, and the determination of in
sursnce companies not to insure crop when not
retained ON plantation.
COL Thomas H. Teylor of Frankfort, ia ap-
pointed Colonel of Duncans Kentucky regiment
Norfolk (va.) Herald temporarily suspended
for want Of paper.
Charleston Mercury correspondent says We
are without sympathy or friendship Of any ms
ton on earth. The only argument by which we
can influence them is their necessities and fears.
This correspondent says the Confederates suf-
fered more in killed and wounded than the Fed.
erals, and complains' that advantage was not
taken of the Federal fight from Manassas.
Memphis via Paducah-Battlc reported at Cape
Girardeau yesterday. Confederates victorious,
creating commotion at Cairo. il'
The remains Of Gen. Lyon At q. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-Funeral ceremonies Of
military display in honor Of Gen. Lyon to-day,
we're of the most imposing character. The pro.
cession which escorted the remains to the Rail
road Depot consisted of Gen. Fremont's body
guards, under Col. Seagony, Capt. Tllman's
company cavalry section, Capt Csrlin's battery,
tirst Regiment Missouri Volunteers. Col. Blair;
Gen. Fremont and Staff, number Of army and
volunteer officers, city officials, prominent citi-
zens, and Sd Regiment p. S. reserve corps, Col.
Mcneil; al under command of Brig. Gen. Sigel.
Streets thronged with spectators, and flags
day his desire to loan one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars Exchange Rank took whole
amount
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TRor. N. T., Aug. pa union meeting was
held at Stillwater today. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Gen. Bullock and others. The dele
gates to the Republican State Convention were
instructed to place upon the ticket patriotic
Democrats Of the stamp Of Dickinson and Sen
AZ Nslv;n
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Anoeher lsrlvataer.

NEW YoRK, Aug 2s.-The brig Grace wor.
Ellington, Capt. Pretty, At Balize, Honduras,
Aug. 9Th. reports that on her passage out she
was boarded by a fuli.rigged brig calling herself
Q privateer and belonging to the Southern Con-
tederacy. After examining her papers the Grace
W0rthington was allowed to proceed.
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: EGAL NOTICE
LOAI NOI1CE.
State OF lowa, q. In he County Court, l
Afnln e. - ,

D. Mos s,:' cssls. In ne csss,y Court
ESTATE OF John GEBHARDT, DECD
Court, Executor 81 the Estate OF sa.f deeeaent
Al persons indebted 70 raid Essate requested 70
make IN mediate payment 10 nae, snl Is~sons holding
70 said Court for allowance
Burlington, Iowa, Angus 10Th, 1881.
John kGN0LP. Executor.
Publish four weeks In Ia " AMI Weekly Hsuk-Eys.
I auy2t.dwAw 90. wiGHfMAN, DJunty yudes.
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HAaERsrowN, Aug. 26.-Information reached
here that there has been much firing across the
river by the rebels at our pickets between Con-
RAIDS and Harper's Ferry.
1t is reported that an attack WAS threatened
on Saturday at the Point Of Rocks.
Rebel encampmept At Leesburg has been mo
yed back some distance from river.
Health Of our troops improved.
special news Of the New York Papers.
Times Correspondence.
WAsHIxaros, Aug. 2e.-Femaie rebels nov
under arrest were transferred to- day TO q com.
modious dwelling, temporarily hired for the MIR,
pose Of keeping them In confinement Several
have been arrested besides sthose whose names
have been ppbliahed. " "
ESpecid to Commercially
1t is aushdritatiyely announced shs' -.
ses staMps ars s~-1 = "'o pos''
ON sale.
Mr. z. Eastman, of Chicago. an old anti.Sla.
very man, has been appointed as Consul to
BRISTOL
Ars. Oreenhon remains under guard in her
own house here.
Political arrests are no longer to be Published
here, 40 the purposes Of tho Government are
thus interfered with.
- & Worlds Dispatch e.
The Rebels At Glasgow, Ky., have named their
camp "Vallandigham, in honor Of the Ohio
Representative.
Il is reported that Brigham Young has de.
elared Utah independent
. Especial 70 Post
WAsHIHGTOH. Aug 29th.-1he Washington
Republican Of this I. m. expresses the opinion
that battle across the Potomac oannot be a.
voided many daye longer.
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No Dispatches sent south Of Ky.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-The Secretary of War
has ordered the stoppage Of all telegraphic dis
patches for points south of Kentucky.
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has been currently reported that In mos Of the west
srn etes the Towu Be tolls every day At noon for the
inhabitants to gulp down quinne, a. preventive Of dis
eases eau ed by malaria otas climate u course taking
qunine ssous haht and every new settler sup
Piled via :he drug and Instructed to take in
large Quantities, he would esrsre the Fever ard Ague
Every house has its med cine filled With this danger
Gus stu and regular the hour comes around 20
Euar do they gulp down. though IT va. the riches,
de'eacy Of the season IrJ iios,ett<r Good ssm.rL
tan knowing the dreadful fleets quinne upon the hui.
man system when taken With much ind:scrrtion has
prepared COZ pound which has in all cases in which h
hss been tried proved speedy Fever and Ayue
and all other diseases caused by INDIGESTION.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every where
Aug1 twin
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Rumor. OF Fight.

wAsHrSeros, Aug. 9s.-The city was rife
last night and this morning with reports of y
fight on the other side Of the Potomac. Even
In unusually well informed quarters there is con.
ficting information on the subject. It is GER
tain, however, that Gen. Mcclellan returned
from thence at half past IL o'clock last night.
Nothing Of an important or serious character
was ELECTED.
1t is probable, however, that disunion force
Of three companies of cavalry, and about the
same number Of infantry, with two Geld pieces,
have been lowering in tho vicinity Of Balls
Cross Roads, manouvering with q view to draw
detach,nents Of Cur troops into an ambusoade.
Lssht Battery re6ly for Service.
BosroN, Aug. 2S.-The First Mass Light bat
terry, (late Coolest has been fully recruited aud
will be soon ready 20 enter the service for three
years. r
Capt NcDougall, Of the British ship Forward,
now states that be was in error in reporting the
Privateer Sumter OF Cape Ahtonio. The vessei
seen, was tbe U, s. ship Crdsader,
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rnr. How, A. formerly orderly Sergeant
yc,,psny D. Let Iowa. has been appointed lat
,..,.aans in Fresuont's hussars and ie now here
LINK for that corps, which l. to be che body
~sot the General. We congratulate NJ.
=, o. his promotion, and wish hin success
\ Ne work.
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onr AcfroH-A Hu1 10 OfHRAs The
..;..,o City Council have constituted the On.
!. odtsa Csmmittee, q vigilance eossm;tse
= Oser 70 administer the oath Of allegiance
i ,spected persons and request the absence
- city Of those Who refuses and publish
,.,ss in the daily papers Of the city.
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NEW YosK, Aug. 2s.-The Post says subscrp-
eions to the $1,000 Treasury notes are aver
aging TO individuals over loo, 600 dollars per
day. Mr.. Cisco issues daily about 100 certi6.
cateA a aff, fe.,
We hear :,, Of negotiation sfSo' Tor :. 600 ooo,
understood this amount is wanted in Hartford,
Conn.,, principally for the monied institutions
of that city.
Nr Chase has finally decided to date all the
$4,000, 900 $4,000 Treasury Notes August
10Th, 1851, being the day the first payment Of
the 10 per cent. by the Banks Of this city was
made.
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~ dock Of nearly 500 shssp passed
4. he city yesterday morning. Thsy had
n ~ way from Ohio and thsir 1sssina.
=. Nshsska County, 10 tnis Stats.
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aelaare cd Papers.

ALsAHr, Aug 2sth.-Deputy o. g. marshal,
Burt, this evening seized package containing
HOO copies Of the New York News, which be
was satisied was in the American Express Office
in this city They we're brought here BY stern's
Newspaper Express, and transferred to the Ex-
press Co. The size of the package and the des-
contents to be - stated. ss 80 3 aces
Col. &. L Jackson, the sgent Of the Express
Company, therefore detained the package, and
notified M. Burt, the deputy marshal, who now
holds them subject 70 Instructions from the
Marshal of New York. ~ ~ EIR
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New YoRK, Aug. 29.-The Commercial SAYS,
the Captain of Maine vessel. taken by priv.
ateer in May, and who was allowed the largest
liberty by the rebels is aboard the Minnesota.
He obtained valuable Information in regard to
the Notifications at HAtteras Inlet, and doubt.
less ere this has guided the naval expedition
there, where it will operate in reduction of bat
teries
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THE RoxANrIo IN MILITARY LrpE.-Captain
swsin's company Of United States troops from
Newport Barracks passed through the city, yes
terday, on their way to Washington.
The wife of corporal belonging to the com.
pauy had insisted upon accompanying her hus.
band, but her request was refused. Thereupon
she husband threatened to desert Hearing Of
this threat, Capt Swain autographed to this city
70 have hand-cuffs prepared on the arrival If
the company. They we're made ready accord
inaly, aud when the company arrived at the de.
pot, we're placed upon the limbs Of the refrac.
tory soldier, and the wife. who had in some way
managed to come up with her husband from
Cincinnati, was summarily elected from the
cars. Aa
As the train which was to convey the compa
ny onward, waa about starting, at the earnest
evtreasy Of the corporal, and upon promises Of
future fidelity, the ehackles we're removed. he
seated himself BY an open window Of the car,
his wife standng on the outside, to whom be Of.
tered all the money be had This she refused,
saving she intended to 60 on with him,
As the cars moved of she made a spi ing for
the window, and was caught by her husband,
Who dew her il, crinoine and all, through TIE
open window into the Car, Away vent the train.
and this is the fs! We have heard Of the twain.
-tCNAup,bls Statesman
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LEXINGTON, NO., August 29-The rebels en-
couraged by exaggerated reports of the battle
near Springfield. are congregat,ng in large num-
bers in this and surrounding counties and com.
hitting all kinds Of outrages upon the Union men
and their property. II they are allowed to ov-
srrun Lafayette, Ray and other such counties in
this part OF the St tie, as they are now doing,
they will steal enough from Union men to sub.
sist upon. Their, army fos months we're in view
of this condition of things. Assistance has
been asked Of Gen. Fremont. i.
The Home Guards still occupy the Notifications
here and are well supplied with arp,s aud proyi.
sions aud can probably hold the place, bot rein.
forcements are needed to operate against part.
les engaged in ravaging the counties. Promi
nent Union men arc daily threatened with death.
Ex-Governor King, Of Ray county, hiss been
frequently warned, but his devotion to he I'm.
ion cause is mistaken and he and his sons are
ready to shoulder their musketa
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.uy--Sn1eus Aeclazf. Yeeasrday .
Il. woodward & lfladlslsss, IN In
! nan, stared . ssas scsxplained
lance, and before ~ poor fsllsv kew
@. NJ, be wss under ~ -wAssls With :
"a fracture Of The shcle and severely
M ne acei1est occurred near Sehencks
hsu,e, end he horses were caught o they
- M The hill at The end Of JsGessen
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NrcrssrrY or srsDisa A.xrp Exprprr,ors

NHcE1sIfX OF SENDIN4 AMID ExPEDiTIONs 10
fHS GULt STATES prudence demands
that, with the first frost, force OF at least one
hundred thousand men should be fully prepared
TO embark for the principal seaports Of North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Lou.
isiana We have ves sells in abundance, and, from
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Fortress
Monroe, tour fleets might sail simultaneously for
Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans and Mobile.
Not only could these cities be taken, but the
cotton, rice, tobacco and other Southern produce
which is stored in them might be sci. d, con6s
Gated and sold for the benefit Of thu national
treasury Ry the Let OF September the cotton
will have been everywhere picked, and vast
stores OF It will be hesped up. Suoh q diversion
10 Moreover n. eded to relieve our armies in Vir.
ginia and on the Potomac, and no measure could
be adopted which would more certainly bring
the wal to speedy close IN. Y. Herald.
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Frorn lhe Rebel CAMP.

John Leary, aud Geo. Westlake, Of the Iowa
First, made prisoners BY the rebels at the battle
near Springfield, arrived ip .his city on Wednes.
day night. They we're liberated on taking an oath
not TO fight against the rebels. They give the
following intelligence:
The rebels have plenty of beef, but are totally
out of salt, and find the want Of It great annoy
snce Twelve hundred Cherokees in their army,
but who did not take part in the battle, we're
sent home with the remark that, "all the 6ght.
ing that was required could be done without
them
As many as thirty or forty men day went to
the Offices Of the commanders, demanding passes
TO 70 home, and declaring that they would 60,
whether furnished = it'll passes or not,
The number of wounded az well Al dead rebels
was immense.
The occupants of everv three houses were
obliged to ensconce themselves in one, giving up
to Of the three for the accommodation Of she
wounded. Those who lived in two story houses
had to move to the upper story, for the same
purpose.
The largest number of the wounds Of the reb.
els are in and above the centre Of the body.
ieo TSt Louis Democrat
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The Missouri FIesr.-The remnant Of tli-.c.l.

The Missouri FIRsT.-The remnant Of thissg
liant Regiment came in from RoIa Yesterday at
about three o'clock and marched up Fourth stree.
to the upper part Of the city, and encsmppd o..
the river bank As they marched through the
streets. crowds Of ausiastie admirers Of hero.
ic deeds accompanied them. The brave and war
worn boys lookei as though they had done the
government good service, and wslked proudly
erect in the consciousness oft Though their
ranks have been thinned by the fearful carnage
in which they bore so conspicuous part, from
full thousand t" less than ak hundred, yet was
there no discouraged look-no demoralization
tn re-bHt each man looked every inch sold.
iss, and every soldier hero
SINKING OF RAlLoAo ysAoK "a portion Of
the track of the Cinois,nsti and Chicago Air
line Railroad, where the road crosses u long
marsh few mics southeast of Vapa' $50, sunk
Saturday morning soon alter the passage Of the
down train. gsng at workmen were at once
set to work raising it, and had nearly brought IL
up to the proper level when il began to give ev.
iience of disposition to 60 under. 1t was made
sufficient secure, however, for the cautious pas.
sage OF the UP express train last night but is not
altogether safe. This marsh appears ~ be vast
lake covered with a thin incrustation of decay.
ed vegetable matter, not Uncommon in other
portions al the West The depth OF the water
beneath the few feet Of earth with which it is
covered is not aocu ately known. Several at.
teinpts to fathom it with poles have failed, u
though from twenty to thirty feet have been
reached in different localities without finding
solid bottom This peculiar formation would
prove an INTEREST," g study to geelogisss.
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addition to th1nss enumerated BY name
N there are about fifteen other vessels ft.
ksat a Eastern and other ports.
Nom the above statistics il win be seen that
have forty.six vessels Of al classes employed
active blockade duty, these vessels carrying
The a1regate five hundred and ninety FIVE
Pas Also the names Of forty.four id .itions to
feet mounting two hundred and forty guns
pc vessels are being rapidly fitted for ser.
and most Of them will be at their posts by
ID Of September, SO that on that date we
hA hare nearly eight hun ired and fifty guns
BY the middle Of October the new gun.
kwill begin to be ready to be put in commits
these there are twenty three, each carrying
Ken guns, 20 that by this feet We have an
Zion Of two hundred and ninety mine guns.
saere are also eight first class gun boats,
rg fourteen guns, which will be ready for
eese latter part Of October, making one
sas and twelve more additional guns. This
gse grand total of one thousand two
tNd and thirty six guns afoat.
board Of naval (vesseD examiners are
yrey day inspecting vessels, and as soon
,yssel can be found worthy of the purchase,
ks,s once sent to some shipyard to be con-
Hsd into var vessel.
nse are many obstacles in the way of the
n4ase Of vessels. Most Of the light draft
asefs sre SO constructed that their boilers
machinery are above water-mark, and one
~ directed shot would disable them; many Of
bulls are rotten, and in some cases exorbi-
prices haye been asked for them. Consid
the difficulties under which they have L.
org they deserve great credit for what they
done, although the public service seems TO
.a.nd that the work Of dispatching vessels
Auid proceed With more rapidity.
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La Crossce, Wisconsin

Tae Louisville Journal of yesterday, speaking
Of the continued outrages of the Secessionists in
Kentucky, and their obvious determination to
plunge the State into war, says;
Fiends and devils in human shape are plotting
yonr ruin and subjugation- They are laying
their plans to have Confederate soldiers in the
employ Of King JEFF Davis introduced into this
State. A,cake! Aronsei and prepare to meet the
invaders Giue not an inch to Me oo,kpirators IN
your midst, for The more you giue the more atey pM
ddpdncei Meet them at the threshold if thy dare
interfere soih the ezercse of any constitutional right
rhieh you posexs Esery man Of you to his post,
and ,chie yom rW mt invade any sister State, war
Is rendered tn go" ac opt It tea,lesly, and vorr
STATE Is ineaded pecome tie imaders NTH boody
hands to hospital grauex." We do not desire un
necessarily to alarm you, bu; We tell you that we
understand the movements Of this secession par
ty. There Is danger ahead Be not taken una.
,cares Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty