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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17
CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, SS.-
~ In the District Court Of said county
'a!s ! Original S.,ios.
Isabella Nevton

10 isabella Newton, Defendant You arc
hereby notified that there is now on file in the Of
ice Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of SCOTT
county, State OF Iowa. petition Of simeon New
ton, praying for . dissolution Of the bonds of mat
r'nony at present existing between you. the said
Isabella Newton and the said Simeon Newton, for
that you, the said Isabella Newton, willfully de.
serted the said Simeon Newton, and absented
yourself from him, without reasonable cause, for
more than two years.
Now, unless You appear thereto and defend be-
lore noon OF the second day OF the December
Torn, A. d., 1861, Of said District Court, defsul,
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
August 80, 1851. COOK h DRURY,
ag3O-dtdl Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17

THE STATE OF IOWA, District
i Court, Scot Couaty.
The Board Of Supervi-l
0orS Of Scott county,
lowe,
W.
Joseph Motto. Mary Mo-.
tic, james Macintosh, Dee. term, 4. D., 1851
Chas. +. Putnam, Esrs
Buckley, Mary Davis, J..
Hayes, David Baird,
John Dolsrt, John T..
0ilaAa cd Nv.
Stewart, Admir-,
To the abeve named DSfsndants.
You are hereby notified that on the Goth day o.
Nove0hes, A. u, 1861, there will be on nle In til,
Office OF the Clssk Of the District Court Of sal.
Scott county, the petition Of the Board Of Super
vIsors OF Scott co., Iowa claiming Of you the sale
defendant the sum Of Ave hundred dollars, witt
interest thereon At the mee Of ten per cent. iron
the LIST day Of Jsnuexy.- A. D., ls6S, - money
due on ene prenjssoIy note sxec.ted by JOSEPH
Motto and Patrick Mcguire. and also praying "a,
Of Juns. A. D., 1856, sxscutsd by the said de-
feadAnt Joseph Motto aad Mary Motto to sscu,,
the payment Of the shove named notes, on proper
~ described 10 said petition and thst unless 70,
shall appear thereto and defend on or before moo,
Of the second day Of the next term Of the Distric
Court Of said Scott county, to.wit !: tho Let Non
day Of December, A. D., 1861, . default will b,
on. And the said defendants Mary Motto, jane
Macintosh, G. E. Putnam, Esra Buckley, Mar
Ds7is,J J. Hayes, David baird, John Dolsrt, Johi
+. Gilman AID J. w. Stewart, Adm's, will tax,
notice that no personal claim is made against you
August 81, 1861.
J. W. STEWART,
ocl0-wl District Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agenc

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency,
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN-
~ tages that may be obtained in any way BY
Insurance.
lst. Rates aslow - any Responsibs Company.
ID. Fair and honorable cd ustment Of losses.
Sd. Prompt payment OF losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders participate
in the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, ovEk $4,000, 900.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance c., N.Y.,
CasA Cap;taland Ssrpls., 100000,
metropolitan Fire Ins. Co., \. 7,
Oaah Capital and S.~plss, sss4,ooo.
security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
0ash Capital AID Surplus. ssss,ooo.
New EagIand Fire and Marine lnsur-
auce Company. Hartford,
JasA Capital and Surplus, sa4e.4Os.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Rev York,
Accumulated Cab Assets tie Property of tie
Asss,sd, 49, 100000.
JOHN YANrls,
Solicitor for the above named Companies. 10 a.
thorissd to take Risks and issue Policies.
a~s11R1Hcss IN ~DAvBAroRs.
H.H. Smith, Rs9, James McCosh, Esq, Chas.
H. Eldridgs p. NJ; G. g. Blood, ESQ. ;Hon. 4.
Lisdsrnsn; Hon. james Thorinstea.
H-Ohlcs over Smiths Dry Goods Store, corner
Of Brady and Second stresu.
iunslS dtf.
INSURANCE.
r l. A l. LIFE.
Homo Insurance Company,
s s.:p 3 '''s sSS,SSS
Conway Insurance Company,
Cast Capital and surplus ess4y0eo
Hanpden Insurance Company,
sr.lssSlsLD. xAss.
Cash Capital and surplus s25sysoo
North American Ins. Company,
o~1aAnrxoaD, CONN. .ata
Cash Capital . $685. 90
Lorillarl Insurance Company.
o. INV ROM.
Cash Capital S9s1seo
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
UssA Capital 9ly0eeyOeo
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF ~ RAVE. coSu.
CspitA Ssee.oel
s.os6 ~, . n. sOUT1WGaTH, PssJa
1iRIb1 kAUgRxAxs AessAs.
Once, No. 4, liz Claire Blsak,
b. TIELD;Assat, Davenport, Iowa
O4sssaKta aelt 3 The PptQAea
Rock Island, nj. June !
gTlrf.A4A AsMA1a4 ave-
HnO ROwE,S SUGAa CURED CAN
IOVC Wot0UNaaaAaa Ga.YgA
ApPly JAMES D0OIeY,
bos-QSasass SQ0s1nAv ssssA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17
IOWA. DISTRICT
"HE STATE OF
Court, Soott county
The Board Of SupeFvi-
s0rs Of Scott County,

VINHE STATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT
i Court, Soott county.
The Board Of Supsrvi-l
sou Of Scott County,
Iowa,
John Jordsn, Ann e. Jor
dan, Robert Means, Ma
RE Croul, b. D.. Nicely, Dee. Term, a. D., 1851.
Whitney, Kshoe Z Gal
lonhe, Cook sargent,
Surraser, Gorken &C.,,
Gso.N Davis / Bro,
CrOWell, Terrien q Co,
Chubb, Bro, Barrow +
Co. and Spier Whitaker,
To the above named Dsfsnants
You are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of
November, l.. D, 1851, there will be on file In the
ONCE Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of said
Scott county. the petition Of the Board Of Super.
visors Of scott co1nty, Iows. claiming Of you tie
said defendant the sum Of Ave hundred dollars,
with intecpst thereon ct the rate OF ten pr oent.
from the eth day of January, A. D., 1857, -
money due on two pr0missory notes, one executed
BY John jordan, John F. Dillon and John Forrest,
dated March 9th. 1857, and one signed By Ishn
Jordan, Stephen Thompeon aad William Nugent,
and also praying the Y0f0Clssure Of > mortgage
dstsa the letA day It July, 4. D., 1857, s.essted
BY the said defendants John jordan and Ann E.
Jordan, to secure the payment Of the above named
potes, on property described in aid petition and
tnleSs yoa shall appear thereto and defend on OF
before noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
the Distri0s Court Of said Scott county, t0-wi
the lst Monday Of December, A. D.. 1861, . do
fault will b. entered and judgmeat rendered
against yoG. thereon. And the eAid defsadants
Am E. Jordan, Robert Means, ha<is Crou:, H.
p, Nesly, whitpey, KsAoe 4 0ellophe, Cook /
sargent, Sur.ssr, Aorken I Co., Geo. n. Davis I
Bro, CrtveF, Tetrien ! Co.. Chabb, Bro. BARROW
: Co. and Spiss Whitaker viii take notice ths,
noelaim 10 made asainst you.
Dated Ssptsmb~ "a, 1881: -
@ T. ". STEWART,
oelo-vl District Attorney Tor PisiptiG.
TIVE STATE OF IOWA, DISTINCT
i Voart, Ssats Opsnty. j. t1a7E+va4 "a
The Board Of Supsrvi-
sors; ysf ,Saott Counsy, a,4
'Ss low, 49,.
Dse. Tss~,A,D., 1881
John Tndlsy, 16fths
Fidley and Geo. C.l
hovill,
TStA4sbovs 1as6l DsfSaaaats: 81
.Yos sss hereby noticed that % ths soth day d
November, =. D., 1851, thsrs VIII - On Als in til,
oGcs Of he Clerk Of the District Court lid Scott
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17

nFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADVAN-
~ tages that may be obtained in any way BY
Insurance.
lst. Rates aslow q any ResponsiNs Company,
I'd. Fair and honorable cd ustment Of losses.
Sd. Prompt payment Of losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders participate
in the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, ovRs Sc. OO0. 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17
.leo1ieRHMA.eta,.
INSURANCE COMPANY, y,
So u Axs1yOxD, CONN.
eapa CaSltalA surDl1s. &2,lsl,lee.e2

- ss.ls4,leo.sa
Claims unadjusted and not due, S119,S67.ss
Fire and Inland Nsvigstioa Risks taken atlib-
sral farms and ntea. Espscial attention given 70
Insurance OF dvslliags and eoatsnts foe terms Of
oneto i've years.
HENRY b. HOFFMAN,,
Agsst, Davenport.
01pIc1-Reom No. !, Hodmsns Block, Mains
jilye.d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-17

Joseph Motto, Mary No.
Ito, james Macintosh,
Chas. +. Putnam, Esrs
Buckley, Mary Davis. J.
Hayes, David Baird,
John 4Dolert, John T.
0il0aa cd Nv.
y Adm'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

ETiI WARD
Mr. James Hcaeys Seventh avenue and Twenyhth street
on Monday evening. November Is II was unanimously
solved club under the ot Sixteenth
Ward Young Mems Fernando Wood Association
On motion. Mr. Jno. phclan elected President and
Jas Healey Vice President and Messrs JOS Mcdonald and
Chas. Moore
resolved that the object of this
by all honorable the reelection Of
Fernando Wood 10 the Office Of Mayor which he now SO
honorably aud ably hls
motion, resolved that now nd journ until
Friday the 18th inst at O'Clock the place
when all citizens friendly 20 me object invited attend
JOHN PHELAN, President IN II
JAMES HEAIEY, Vice President
JOSEPH MCDONALD, }so,re,ar,os
A MnnRE A'NN''thrH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27-6 P. NJ.
AsHEs-The market was unchanged and sales limited,
at SIS so for both sorts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with steadi-
ness but closed dull with the Of prices in favor Of
purchasers for descriptions. The sales embraced
about Is 900 bbs closing within the following range Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN THE HIGHEST
"A prices sir and woollen Dresses Coats Pants and
prices fall Address by post Leve 23 seventh
avenue. Ladies attended by Mrs. i. "a u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

NABLE MANTEIS--GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
l Those wishing 10 buy Mantrs cheap should call vt
A. kLABERS marble yard ll3 East Eight
Third avenue New York. Orders from the country executed
with despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

THE FIFTEENTH WARD woRKINGMEN's DEMO
cratic Club will hold meeting at Harringtons 800 Mott
street on Thursday evening Nov o. O'Clock for the
purpose endorsing proper their candidates
The coming city election. p. MCDONALD, Chairman.
HMM Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

nth WARD MOZART WARD COMMITTEE.-AT A
meeting Of the Seventeenth Ward Mozart Ward Com.
mittee held At Mcrcs OF seventh and
Tuesday evening November 2 In the absence of
Mr.. DAILY, Mr.. j. CoZans called to the chair
On motion of Mr.. Thomas Kane, the committee endorsed
the nomination OF Hon. Fernando Wood for Mayor and
George A. jeremiah the regular Mozart candidate for AL
derman OF the Tenth district After the gene.
raj business III. committee nd ourntd Karls No
AZ a, this Thursday evening at seven
O'Clock. J.. j. COZANS. Chairman pro tam
NJ. Y. CosSotLY, Secretary.
We the nnt-rsgne delegates OF the Tenth Adermanc
Convention, met on Tuesday evening Nov 10 al Putnam
Hail. Twelfth and Third avenue pursuant 10
call ot the Mozart Hall General Committee. -
We, the undersigned delegates, certify that George Ia
rena duly nominated the regular Moxar CANDIDATE
for Alderman
Michael Kane, Bernard Kenney,
Richard Davis, John Harrington.
James Corr, Patrick CabiL
VIM. fhuuiaa Patrick Donovan
Thomas kefigan, Manus McNulty,
John =. Cav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
POLITICAL.

Lac
1nTH WARD-AT A LARGE MEETING 600 DEMO.
IN assefnbled) at 10 Tenth
20 ID was unanimously agreed support Fernando Wood Tor
Mayor, all honorable means his
WM. J. McCoor, Secretary. JOHN ROGERS, President
18TH WARD YOUNG MEMS UNION DEMOCRATIC
i Cub-rhis club will meet on Thursday evening No.
yember 2 at O'Clock smiths Hail. corner OF First ave-
Eleventh street 10 select and endorse candidates
support on the ID day of December. BY order of
EDWARD RELY, President
PATRICK MEARA, Secretary.
1OTH WARD M ,..-t... NINETEENTH WARD.
IL FARLEY AGIN THE DECK.
meeting the Democratic Workingmen's Association
OF the Nineteenh ward held Daley's democratic head
OF Fftieh street and Third avenue on
Tuesday evening November 26 1851 for the Of en-
dorsng candidate for Alderman, Mr. TERENCE FARLEY re-
ceed the majority Of votes We therefore endorse MN ~
the candidate of the Association.
Lawrence DAILY,
John IL. Lynch, IL
John McCoy Jr, Endorsement Committee.
Thomas Guy,
Bernard Coyie,
STEPHEN L. MCCOY Chairman Committee.
=. II. KKiRsEy Secretary Association sss.s.
PATRICK DAILY, Chairman Association.
DIST WARD.-AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
IL meeting of the Twenty-rst ward Young MEMS Demo-
Club held Cochranes distiery East Thirty
T. Cochrane proposed that the club support Hon. Fernando
Wood for Mayor and the regular Mozart ticket which was
carried by reclamation three cheers Mayor wood
The meeting adjourned to meet AT the place, Friday
evening" Nov 20 at o'clock when punca attendance OF
the members and all others favorable to the reelection OF
Mayor Wood Is solicited eminent speakers will address
| the meeting BY order. JOHN SMITH, President.
H. J.. CocHRAHE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
POLITICAL.

fINHE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING THAT THE ELEC
L ion or GEORGE 0PDYkE to the Office OF Mayor OF
the CITY o Nc. York, would be the Of nauKnfang
reform IN ne city government would respectfully solicit
our fellow CITIZENS without distinction OF party 10 assemble
In Mass Meeting at the Merchants Exchange, Friday
afternoon November ~ Mt three O'Clock TO ratfy his nom
secure his elestion =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

s. B. CHrTTENDEN 4 CO.
6RINNELI MlNTURN 4 co.
NORTON, GRINNELL co.
E. MORGAN & SONS.
JNo. MUNRoE 4 co.
wETMoRE co,
j. HUNT, TILLlNGHAsT 4 CO.
sPAULDING, VAIL, HUNT 4 co.
sMYTHE, sPRAGUE 4 COOPER.
READ, GORDON GO.
GILLIAN BROTHERS
WIN. BRAND co.
HENRY w. q MALI 4 co.
CLAFLIN, MELLEN 4 co.
ELLIOT c. CowDIN 4 co.
WILLIAM B. SCOTT 4 co.
HAzLEHuRsT 4 SMITH.
BAILEY a soUTHARD.
WEAVER 4 RICHARDSON.
HUNT vosE co.
LOW, HARTMAN 4 co.
KEssLER co
WILLIAM sELIGMAN / Co
BABCocK BROS. 4 COZ
MORRIS KETCHUM.
PETER COOPER.
ROYAL PHELPS
e. B. CnITTENDEN.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL
IA STEVENS
JAMES GALLATIN.
JOHN J.>cIsco.
HIRAM KErCHUM.
JAMES STOKES
GEORGE W. BLUNT.
TG CHURCHILL.
GEORGE D. MORGAN.
CYRUS ". FIELD
JOHN +. TR0w.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
THOMAS B. srILLMAN.
FRED. KNAPP.
SHEPHERD KNAPP.
PARKE GOODWIN.
sw ROOSEVELT
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
ISAAC SHERMAN.
DAVID wErMoRE
MOORE 4 BROTHERS.
COOPER BROTHERS.
PETER DURYEE 4 co.
MOTIFS, HYDE 4 VAN DUzER.
s.H. sTRoUsE 4 BROTHERS.
HENRY A. LYMAN.
HOYT sPRAGuES 4 co.
GOODRICH 4 WALKER.
HB. CROMWELL L GO.
TURNBALL, SLADE i co.
sTuRGIs, SHAW co.
JAMES DUNCAN 4 co.
LOCKWOOD BROS. : UNDERHII.Ik
FIELD, MORRIS co.
JOHN sLADE co.
RoYr BROS
Rad. LAMB.
6OwTRy, FRENEAU co.
HANFORD 4 BROWNING.
CHAPMAN, LYON MOVES.
CHRIST, JAY 4 CO.
yANsHAwE, MILLIKEN 1 TOWNSEND.
BoRsDoRF 4 WINTER.
scHNABEL BROS.
J.C.HowE co.
VIM wATsONs ...
NsULLIvAN.
CH BRANHALL. ..H. @.r
R.H.L ATHRoP ...1..
CH. LuDINGToN.
WIN. W. STONE. M#
DAMBMAN.
WIN. F. CHURCHILL
4. ". CAMFiELD.
JAMES WILDE.
b baSip 5 p RYs, FIELD.
WI. ALLEN BUTLER.
GEO w PARSONS.
JNO. KEYSER.
RoBERT BAdE.
cHAs. Is DARLING.
CHAS. r FOSTER
SAN P u ShAMAS.
b. NJ. BABcOCK.
G. A. LOCKWOOD.
BRUMLEY 4 KELLOGG.
NOEL 4 OELBERMAN
S SIfaHES E K6Srko Sgxr %IEcdx.
BLACK n GUILD
h SnxTEk L \ M 4 CO.
w. WALLIS ~ SONS.
5 ss$sH$sIss !a S$HsE$$. co.
FoOTE & LiNDsLEY
PHRhELEE, BEEcHER d co.
Eiy j; h%snss cE j vs. MAso,
HENRY rAkET 4 20.
BENZ r. JONES 4 co
GILLESPIE a STUDWELL.
JN0 TAYLOR 4 SONS.
5. T. BLATcHFoRD.
+ b. VAIL.
I ha & shs klsHThK
g. BuGkiNXiAM.
q. W. FARGO.
D. A, BALDWIN.
WIN. GLASEE.
VIM. L. TYSON
BENZ r. ROMAINE.
II. II. WIBEST.
ALEX. WILDER.
+. b. YOUNG.
\. T. WILLIAMS
CHAS. II. PAYSON.
GKIFFITH co
SHERMAN, TALIMAN 4 co.
WARREN u co.
WHITE, SHEFFIELD co,
DUDLEY Il STAFFORD.
HARMER, HAYS Il co.
GUkiiAM Il co
JOSEPH RUDD 4 co.
WILLARD, FELT d co.
FELLOWS X co.
ALIHORF, BERGMAN A co.
A 5. FLEET co.
JNO. H. WES1ERVELT.
PETERS, SMYTH 4 co.
JESSuP 4 CHILDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTENTION SMOKERS.--fHE FOLLOWING SMOKING
n Tobaccos have been approved OF by all who have used
them parng the most delicious flavor and particularly
Indies these Tobarcos he smoked paror
whoa. causing that disagneable odor which so obe.ion
able feature smoking tobacc0s We would call the
attention Of suffers and the trade celebrated
brand 1.-The Color Your Mc-r>chnumn which Is put ID.
Packages each containing four pieces This To-
baeco and eccirs such small thai I. can
carried by the soldier without any trouble The quality OF
this brand IL unsurpassed also the well known Kckiy
kck put up i've pound packages and in cascs Of 100
Is packed quarter pound packages and labelled Our To-
best use while our prices higher charged
for inferior brands by othrr manufacturers For BIZ price,
&C.. Of above Tobaccos address H. APPLEBY& SONS, lN
Water street New York. manufacturers OF the fine cut Ca
yendish Tobacco In foil and cansers and az knds
OF SNUFF dealers IN Leaf Manufactured Tobacco, choice a
and domestic Segars Pipes & &C., Ac AL orders BY
mail carefully put up ana promptly forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

4 GREAT BATTLE kouGHT--rilE VICTORY rs
~ nedfndcs aud scttruen il has bern victorious
III being pronounced hy many that r. HARltt-,of
l5G seventh avenue has been % than
dealer in the FOR oil Clothing Carpets Fufn-
and Jcw.fy, and It'll means % continue n yon VII
favor him with note, call He pa, the following
pie, sFor silk Dresses 81 10 St Goats from So
To $50; for Pants from 81 Do forget l3G seventh
avenue Invent, Ladies attended Ivy Mrs
Harris N. BBeware Of the false pree ndes offering
81 per cent Try and give them the goods hey viii
money In The BARGAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.

shipment or South American Cotton
Return of the Traitor Monagas-Great
Exciteme rat I'm Caracas--The Venezuelan
Government on Southern Privateers, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-10

THE RIGHT SPIRTT.-Hon. John Z. Perkins OF
Louisiana, this morning presented to the Congress
resolution (Which read by the Clerk recenlJ y
passed at an enthusiastic meeting in the parish P ol
East Feliciana in that State, in which me ~
pledge themselves TO appropriate eoery dotr W
proceeds of their rsspeciue crops, outside OF the cur
rent expenses to the Confederate States during sns
continuance of the war between the Two secsaUms
Besides twelve thousand dollars were
BY the meeting in few moments for the P0TPPS-e
Of Immediately arming and equpPaSg .Ssae snS 6uudred
wise providing for the wants ., ,eir services from
arsb This Is the right spirit and is render
IlaI PARISH from the fact that the people Of
eH Ed more ab IN question formerly opposed the Ord
tne papf'n RI ~ Montgomery Advertiser, Nay O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-10
The East tennessee Regiment.

This regiment ia rapidly filling up.-The follow
ing companies are encamped at theFair Grounds
/. Knoxville Guards, Captain john W. Paxton,
rank and file, IS men.
2. Monroe Company, Capt. John G. Vaughn, rank
and file 73 men.
g. Monroe Company, Captain j. c. Boyd, rank and
file, 81 men.
4. Monroe Company, Captain George ". Morgan,
rank and file, CT men.
5. DECATUR Guards, Captain n. J. Lllard, rank
and file, 81 men.
g. Captain John C. Ramsey's Company, rank and
file, men.
l. Captain John J. Reese's Company, rank and
file, - men.
s. Blount County Company, Captain J. n Nc
Kamy rank and file, II men,
Total number, SCI men.
In addition to these, full companies are reported
from Hawkins county, Bristol and Blountyille 9TH
er companies are also organized IN different por-
tons of East Tennessee sufficient TO form second
regiment
We understand that the regiment will be fully or
oan1zed and the officers elected in few days AS
soon as this is done, the regiment Will march TO
Lynchburg, Va.
Several thousand troops have passed through this
CITY during the past week. The men made tne
appearance but in respect, as soldiers are they
sunerior to those who constitute this regiment
K1or,,i[e Re1ister Mdy 8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-10
Affairs at Washington F!
NO MORE PROVISIONS TO PASS SOUTH
FROM CAIRO OR ELSEWHERE.
The Kentucky Regiments.
The increase of the Regular Army.
More ''ROaSt Beef.
sOscisl Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

No1ShSS'
WASHINGTON, May 7-Secretary Chase received
to-day. several letters from Cincinnati merchants,
stating that while they had prevented provisions,
&C. from going South from that city, the merchants
of other places on the rivers had been allowed tree
commercial intercourse. This they represent as
unfair. Secretary Chase, however, anticipated this
complaint a week ago by issuing orders TO the sur
veyor of ports on the Ohio and Mississippi not TO
hermit any provisions to go South. He telegraphed
Gov Yates to-day that the commander at Caro
must stop all supplies going through his camp, on
the conditional arrangements recently made Tor
provisions
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati ComnerciaE
WASHINGTON May The tender of two regi-
ments of Kentucky volunteers for the maintenance
of the Unisn is received by the Government with
great satisfaction Forty thousand dollars are al
lowed by the Secretary Of War for their equipment
with uniform and in addition Col Terrell yesterday
obtained an order for Minnie rlnes Tor tne "hole
force. He leaves for New York tonight to con-
tract for uniform Maj. Anderson was moved to
tears by the offer of the command OF the KENTUCKY
BRIGADE He expressed his hearty willingness to ac-
cent If the consent of the War Department can be
obtained.
The apportionment of the second levy of volun-
taers among the several States, will be completed
by the War Department to morrow. The depart
ment has already issued orders for the organization
of the new regiments to be added to the regular
armv Staff officers will at once be appointed Dy
the promotion OF lOydl anu AleKAtOAAOUS NiNNN-'
of the old regiments.
Major Sherman brother of Senator sherman,
late President of the Louisiana Military Academy,
will be among the ColOnels. More than fifty appll-
cations of army officers for permission to take COM
mapd of the volunteer corps, are already received
at the War Department. All were refused the in
crease of the regular army rendering every man
indispensable.
Northern troops could pass unmoiested through
their State General Patterson will not move his
corps d'armee in body, but in detschments OF one
and two regiments. Trains are expected to be run
ming from Philadelphia and Harrisburg to Baltimore
| in the course of few days.
Large quantities of military stores and Provis-
| ions continue to arrive here Two immense droves
| of beef cattle came in from Pennsylvania to-day
Gov. Buckingham, of Connecticut, has persuaded
the Secretary of War accept three instead OF two
regiments from his State. They will arrive here
on Saturday. c.
This was general field day for the garrison. Some
fifteen thousand men were out this afternoon. The
| President reviewed them.
| Four New Jersey regiments of troops are here, a
good deal crammed in quarters in the city All ar'
| aaxious to go into camp. SPECIAL