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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-22
OLD ABE'S FOLKS SCARED !

RoLLA, Mo-, Aug. l3.-The fol-
lowing is furnished by an eye wit
ness, who left Springfield Sunday
morning. The fight ragged from
six O'Clock in the morning till two
in the afternoon. The Southern
ers charged Totten's battery three
times. Lyons was killed early in
the action. Seigel had severe
struggle and left three of his four
guns ON the field, spiking before
deserving them. The Southern
camp took fire and was DESTROYED.
Gen. Price was not killed.
There was a rumor on the field
that Mccullough was killed but it
is denied.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA gentle
man from Saint Louis says Ere
mont, in order to check the dam
gerous enthusiasm, was compelled
to consent to the publication of
lies regarding affairs in southwest
ern Missouri. The rout there is
regarded as q total humiliation.
After blowing UP the powder
and destroying other property Sci
gel lett, and on Sunday night
camped SOmiles this side of Spring
field. The city and county of St.
Louis is under martial law. Maj.
j. Mckinney is Provost.
1t is reported that Gen. Hardee,
with $4,000 men, is marching on
Pilot Knob, where there are 5000
Federals with five cannon.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The
War Department has official advi-
ces of q battle in Missouri and the
death of Gen. Lyon.
Capt, Craven, of the Potomac
flotilla, reports that not one in
twenty of the people on the shores
of the Potomac are loyal. He
sometimes thinks from the manner
in which they annoy the Federal
lists, that they are organized into
companies and perhaps regiments
Col. Burk, commanding Fort La
fayette, will be sustained by the
Government in disobeying the at
tacllment and habeas corpus writs.
Orders went to him to-day to de-
fend himself if attacked.
INDIANAPOLIS, August l4.-Fre-
mont has telegraphed the Govern
or, saying that Lyon is killed and
Seigel is in retreat, followed by
the enemy, and urging the Gov
ernor to send forward every avail
able man to defend the flank.
RICHMOND, Aug. 14.-George B.
Crittenden, (son of Hon. John j.
Crittenden) of Kentucky, formerly
of the Federal army, is appointed
Confederate Brigadier General.
A gentleman just arrived from
Washington represents the popula-
ton Of the Lincoln capital as be-
ing in a state bordering on revolt,
and that the Hessian Government
is in great alarm.
The entire military force in
Washington and Alexandria does
moi exceed $4,000.
It is generally estimated in
Washington that the Federal loss
IN the battles of the 18th and 21st
If July, in killed, wounded, and
missing, amounted to 10000. |
MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-16 miles
pack of New Madrid, Missouri, 60
Missourians routed 200 Federalists,
Killing and capturing many. An
,ther skirmish, in the same vicini-
y, of Gen. Pillows scouts, result
d similarly.
RICHMOND, Aug. l5.-Last night
nd this morning the town was
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officer to one of his men. "whiskey." "Let's
have drain, quoth the affable subaltern.
"Don't take 1t all, them" replied the proprie-
tor, producing from his haversack the black
eye Of his superior. The officer held 1t up to
the light, gauged the contents, smelt the
mouth, and then took long pull, which was
followed by sounding smack Of the lips, and
a "Iust rate" Of great intensity. The bottle
was restored; then shoulder afms-by the
right-wheel-quick march" and away went
bottle, officer, and men. It would be very un-
Mir to assert that such officers are common
and such practices usual; but that there Is
on questions Of discipline an extraordinary
deviation In principle, sentiment and
practice In the American people from
those Of any other military people, requires
no proof when We see Colonel Richardson, in
an official dosument respecting the conduct of
his troops at Manassas, accusing his senior
officer, Colonel Miles, who was In command of
q brigade, Of being drunk and incapable on the
field, and Colonel Miles in reply publishing q
statement, which appears In all the nevspa-
pers, in which he says he was not drunk, and
prsys God to forgive his accuser. They will be
taught by experience, and the sweet uses of
sdversity-bitter to them-will force them to
bend to discipline in order that they may
conquer; and If they desire to carry on the
campaign, and escape the Caudine Forks, they
must stoop, as people free, intelligent, and
brave as they are have done, to the thrall of
order and obedience. That much can be done
by the judicious exercise of authority in en-
forcing military rules and regulations among
them, as among the rest Of mankind, is conclu-
sively shown in the great changes and i'm
provements effected in the army Of Washing
ton, and, above all, in the city itself, by young
General Mcclellan, who bids fair to be the
next President, if his success is at all coumen-
surate with the enormous praise and fattery,
which, much against his will, are forced down
his throat. Before his nomination the streets
Of the capital presented a spectacle the like of
which was probably never seen in any civilized
city. A routed, demoral1ed army, with just
sufficient equipment to enable them to be a
terror to civilians, and to infict death and
wounds in their drunken quarrels, crowded the
thOroughfares, formidable only to those whom
they were intended to protect. The hotels and
bars were filled with officers whose regiments
were In state of complete disorgsnizstion.
The small tradespeople trembled for their
little stores. Suddenly out comes an order,
which give entire, lest 1t might be said the
words have used exaggerate the condition of
affairs at the period in question.
Here Mr.. Russell quotes Gen McClellan's
General Orders No. 2. prohibiting officers and
men frequentins the Washington hotels, etc.l
TTo BE CONTINUED
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by mixing with the soil, lime, ashes, etc.,
there be placed at the disposition of the mate
rials which enter into the composition of the
vitreous material with which 1t is covered, II
will necessarily absorb greater quantity,
resist the rust. The sea-weeds which by their
decomposition produce soda in quantity, which
also enters into the composition of glass will
produce the same effect. Thus too, It has been
remarked, that the rust has shown itself much
more rarely in silieious or sandy grounds
The rust is the less injurious to grain the
nearer 1t bas arrived at maturity at the time
1t Is attacked by it. The damage which 1t re-
eeives from the suppression Of its nourishment
which it (the roet) intsrcepts to appropriate il
to itself, or which 1t leads away from its ordi
nary channels, it (the grain) suffers the more
1t has great need Of this nourishment
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT
- Ar POINT Lookout, MARYLAND.

- AT PoINT Loox-OUT, MARYLAND.
TLis ee ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with the a . a
SISst!ns GnSssanesas Bay, will be opened By the May
yefy best style, for Gil persons Who may wish
ale and Sniet retreat, where they oan have the
9enent OF the best salt water and enjoy the
aeiosoles OF the water, such as Fish Of all kinds,
Ever description of fishing tackle will be kept
foI the accommodation of guests.
me hvery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
si1 othsr amusements usually found At suoh places.
Inc Aoie will be supplied daily with fresh vefe-
~ Hoies rom the garden on the pfeuuses and from
the bainmore and Washington markets.
the pest Lisuorn and Cigars will always be found
Board, % per day; one week, SI2; second week,
wants haH-priee.
>, The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washington
TUESDAY as Q m; and Baltimore on Friday 81 p.
m. Tho half past O'Clock p. m. tram from w Ash
lngton WIZ oon1ect at Baltimor with the boats,
reaohlng Point Lookout daily I; q 30, = ui-weekly
stage from Washingt ton, BY way of Leonardtown
VI, Add es. the pIoprietors, at Point Lookout,
washington, ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER & CO Prop'rs.
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HoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

YAs snly ssfs ..rt.in fer Csnssrs, PIss Yu
asr, gvslafs and Brsnehts Cstrs, Parslysis. Men
lgia, Wssknes Of the Mssess, CArs1ie or nfanmssry
Asunstisn sufnsa q e @s.ess, Csotrsstsd mseiss
kSamsnts, Esreshs fsshaehs IFuisss Hprans Frssh
Csh, Wssnds glssn, Fever ssfss, csisd 6rsssi ssrs
Nipples, lsIns sealss, Sore rhrsst any
psia, ne difsrsnss ssv isnr s disease NAY
have sLi.ssd, MchEAHT CEhxSRAfEp kHlhEHf q
Tsss.nds d hs..a being ave been ssvsd M. ,f a.
sPi.sds and missFy By ths tks Ne
MeLEApS v0LCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIA Tssys pain almost nstsntansscsly, and IL Wi slss,
purity and hss the fsslss In nsrsdiss shs tns
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
nskxAnr Ed LnlMENY 10 De snly ssss
snd reliable rsnssy fsr shs 81 apsvin Rinfssns,
NinaEslls, sRnts, unnatsr sEnps, nsdss sr svsu n.
never tsllsd V ssrs Big Head, fssvi, FistsIa, Ola
sgrsie, ss.s.s se,sisAs Crsshsd hss Cssiss s.idis
90 Collar eLls, Css Sores, Wssnds Al 10 an nf.lSls
s.say: Anyhaa dirsstse ssd sssss ssss.. II svssy
rAAn trfas lser,r VIA ss ns.y ssrsAIsss L.ius.t.
srsod 70 yea ossah sssPrly Il ID. McLEAuT CEII-
skAxkR hiAInknr. viii eut yea
J. n MckEkG, asls Ppsprssss.
Osnu rAtsd and Phs stas - Essis, na
ChAsh.s n01f. ~ Pa ava ssis srssf n Nsasi.f
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DENTISTRY.

II. PEABODY, M. D., SURGICAL AND ME-
y. cHasIcAL DENTIST, having taken~
rooms at No. 916 Pa. avenue, betveen6
llth and 18th sts., two doors east of the Ol110
klrkwood House, respectfully soicits . share of
me public patronage, In the various branches OF
MS Profession. jy Is 9m~
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IA: OH 70 the Peoples Clothing Store,
" No. zeo Seventh street, opposits Post 0fcs,
ING. TRUNKS. HATS and o. APS, 81 for sale at
me lowest New York prices. @ So-lm .
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Psblsshsd ~ conformity scitA the rssols6sioa of
hs Senate Of July 16, 1861.
II Gass,aI Hosp,ta! on + street, bettcssn Fourth
and Flfth strssts, WashinRtoN, Ang 30.
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FEMALE BQARDINS AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. g. ]. MCCORMICK, Plucrr.I.

Yhe thirteenth annual sesson Of tnls Institehon
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, N the
house recently occupied By Sylvester SCOTT, Ess -
No. 1e0 King street
The course Of study Burtued viii oomBrtst all
the branches rec uisite 20 thorough Enflish Edo
csroa, and Muslc, French, Latin and Drawing, n
desired,
In addition 20 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared 70 receive limited number Of pupils 90
hpareers, who, oonst tutint part Of her own fsm-
liz, will be under her immedlnte care and supervI-
sion She will endeevor, a. Tar 81 posi- 20 sur
Keir rssee,.-Rsv. SEQ. II. Morton, Rev. Dr., Ehss
Ess., Edgar ssovden. EIs- Edmnnd r. Wilmer
Essa Essg ASA5Sg,y; Ay; Ess. tsyib Nsksnns
Editor Evening Star, Bepjemin w sters, Est Jas
Entsisle, Ir, Esq, Co, John W. Minor, L0ldouD,
Board, with Tuition IN Al the Enflish Brsnohez.
e3oofor the annual sesson-payabls semi- ann ually,
N advance.
Musie and Languages st Profsssers' pnoes.
IL No extra charges, su a-a
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
NO 2A2 Pa. Av.. BET. l2TH AND lsIH sys.
~ uffffkkEMSIMaEERX;fs rs RRAiDs: CURLs WIGS.
6weys on hand or made to order at the ahortesi
nonce HAIR Work repaired or exchanged.
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Or goE OF ENsPEST2R AND sEALEk

tr sCE Of INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,
NOTICE rs HEREMBsSsH EMBsSsH5EYfvISSS gYvRSSS Isy y, 1890:
ably TO the PROVISIONS Of the ordInanoe Of the Cor
eossaon sslIoyed May u, lesO, the undersiEned -
on pre- of the foe of fifty oonts to INSPECT,
examtne tost prove, and ascertain the acour OF
Every meter, iffoand incorrect, viii be condemned
ana another, sealed and marked "a true VIII be
set In Us pisoe. IL proved to be aocursse in its
messul ement Of sis, It viii be ses.eo scco uiariy
and again put in position for use,
OEoe No. SO Seventh street. (ncar ODD Fsl
.cHARIEs s0@ ". cJNlNffN9hRRM. & JRN;l IL
J H-d Inspector and Sealer of g az eters
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MAPS OF TIE SEAT OF. wAR.-A splendid
INl Map Of the Seat Of War for only oents.
Also, Pocket Maps OF al kinds. - -
Soidiers' Camp Dressing Cases from % 70 % 90.
Blank Books and Stationery Of al kinds, Flag
Piaes, banners and Badges, Views Of wsshing-
ton, American and ForeiGn Magazines, DAILY and
FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEINs
National BOOKSTORE,
MI (Intsl. q Rsyub.) sTe Pa avenue
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GUNNER CLOTHING

~ AT REDUCED PRICES.
We 9Her our large assortment of thin SUMMER
CLOTHiN6 at reduced prices. Our stock en-
braces al styles and qualities of Gentlemen,
ouths, AND Boys' " caring Apparel, of the most
desirable and fashionable styles
Also. SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS In
Clothing made to order at the shortest notiee.
WALL, STEPHENS Co,
322 Penasylvauia avenue,
~ 10 Intel Rep) bet. ath and 10th sta
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xA TOPHAM'S
N MIUM TRUNK 336
M4NUFACTQRY,
<8S SKvKNrH SfRIIT, WAsHiNeToN n n
Silver Medal awarded by MARYLAND Instit,ta a
RelhmoTe, November =, Io60
Also Medal Ry Metropolitan Mechanics Insti ~
Washington, ID. c., ls57.
lam So5at,nty m.kine, and .lvsys have on hand,
Fine Sole Leather,
Lsdiss' Dress,
Wood Box, And
Paoklag Trunks,
Pelliaer, CarDet, and
CaHvAs travelling Barr
.s At Los Prices. ~s's
Members Of Consrsss and travellers VIII please
ex1Rlne my stock before purchasing eisevbere
9fanks that are made In other cities '~
Superior Leather and Drsss TTunks made 70
Trunks covered and repaired AZ abort notice.
9oods delivered free Of charge 20 any1psrt OF The
ely 6sofgesovr, and Alexandrla. u 4. :. :,
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NATCHREPAIRIN6 ANpsILvER WARE
w MANUFACTORY

have one Of the best esta shments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repay N
ing every description of fine Watches, and ~
kerncala attention give TO the same, BY a. W
th9 uSh competent vor kman and a. work gvIaEan
Hsc Aso, every descrlp Ion Of standard SILVER
WI Ne, plain and ornamental manufactured timer
my own supervision, which my customers will hnd
lar spperor In suality and finish 70 northern ware
solo oy aeseIs IN general and represented as their
swn uanulacture. HI. O. HOOD,
So SSe Pa. avenHe. near eth
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1854
NAVY DIPARrNrrr

btreds ~ Proristoas oad C7otAsaxS
August 81, lsG. y
.sEhLED PIoPoskLs, endorsed 90 Proposals. f,r
De, WiI be received st this once until o'olooE
y. on "wednesday, the 2sth day OF Sept Snber neyi.
IIsE 70 the United States, at the following NsTy
At Chsrlestovn, Mass -. $500 sEs
At Brooklyn, N. Y. 4SN som
Atfhladelphis, Penn. 900 SO
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T. U N B o A T 3

GUN BoAr
Gusss Ts,s:ssss. Or Cs;s. J.,s lis; Z. issl.
PLAYS AND sfIcIylchTIoss for huila Of 6un
Boats for the Western rivers are on exhibitiou a.
this once, snd st ofhoes Of Qnartermasters tt
Pittsburg. Cinci innsti, -. Louis and Alton.
sent 20 Quartermsster General ofthe United States
Army. at washington, By ist ASF1st, g e & &HeSP
BN Brig. Gem and Qpartsrmsstsr 6en7.
GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE PoIs;
Preserved Fruit, Of many vaTistisss CONSERVED
sssss ~ cs.. .1s
oslE ssrdinss; Brsndisc FruitE CFosss 4iBls2f-
is s 81, Psss;I SSsssss s39iESsait alIsss e fo
At Corner Vermont ~. apc Va o.
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w E Oher TOR sale the largest assortment a
TRAVELLING TRUNKS TO Be found inSxWS
this CITY, comprising best Sole Leather SH
ksdleG Dress and Packing Trunks, Va-t0
kt very low prloes,
WALL. STEPHENS & CO.,
~ u 2Q1 Penn svanns
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CASH NOTICE.
AN Consequence OF our having to pay Dash for
every arlcle OF goods we purchase, we are forced
70 reduce our business b Cash exclusively for the
Of READYMADE CLOTHING for men and
boys wear, which are selling at much lower rate
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
S22 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th ste.
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fEE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this nstitution within
the last and the important
sal spsrauon, performed BY Dr. Johnston, ~inssd N,
rsportsrs o ths ard other psrtons notices
which have appeared agsin and bsors public
HdsI hIs standing gentleman Of character and rspons
siity, sz1eIsnt the aaetsd. Slv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04
Police Intelligence.

Az iscxsDARY CAUGHT Saturday morning, between
throe and -four O'Clock officer f. wday Of tho fifteenth
precinct, woman out Of the area OF house No
IT9 Iaurcns street, and pass into the adjoining alloy
Immediately atorvard he discovered light in the base
ucnt and found quantity Of full, and the basement
door on hro. He quickly extinguishcd tho Names and
then made search Tor the person no saw leave the pro
misses. Fresh footprints wore found in tho area
and hall OF the rear building, and on entering
several fresh marks Of bare foot upon tho floor. On
measuring the foot prnts, they found correspond
TO the size OF t1lcns feet bottle containing small
portion Of nud was found In her room. II II sad she
igsa candles for light and that she has use for fluid
whatever Oicor wilday arrested tho suspected party
and conveyed her before Justice Connolly at Jefferson
Market Police Court The magistrate committed the nc.
euacd 70 await the Fire Marshs investigation II also
ppcars that attempt 10 set Dire 20 the opposite build
mo No IsO was msdo about halfpast ono O'Clock on
Friday morning by pouring burning fluid under the aide
door on the building II was discovered, however and
eu,peus hcd before any damage was done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

RzvslzcAs NOMINATIONS Cosusss IL ConsUns t.
In the Fourth Congressional district the black repuA II
cans have nominated for reesection 0rrs Ferry VIA
scscngs 10 the "not inch" branch Of the party He
has vcted and spoken aginst al compromises settle
hs countrys troubles and counseaiod his ULTRA abolition
rercs mot 70 yield inch TO save the Unioo" Perrvs
district last April gave republican plurality Of only $50
% total vote Of ~ oco.
In The First district Dwight LOOMS Ia nominated for
reelection He u opposed 10 all compromises, and in
uitrasm 10 not far behind Mr.. Ferry.
John Woodruff Is nominated for reelection In the
Second district Like tho Others he swears by the Chi
cago platform, and would not take SPLINTER from it
save the Union We shall sec the LIST OF April prox
whether the people Of Connecticut will consent TO be ied
airy longer BY spirit Of blind fanaticism.
EKw HAMsmRR Of the no concession members
OF Congress from New Hampshire nominated for 70
election, viE-Giman Marston in the First district and
Thomas " Edwards in the Third. Ono week from next
Tuesday shall know whether the people OF tho Granite
State willing 70 give up the Union for the Caicaso
PLATFORM All parties opposed 10 the republicans h2vs
united upon ticket for State officers and members
Congress.
ELECTION IN Roausss1.- annual charter election
viii BE- held In the city OF Rochester 70 morrow Both
parties working hard the main business Of tho black
republicans being aimed at creating divisions In the
ranks Of the opposition In order that they may be ablc
70 slip In under the plurality rule This IN old dodge
Of the republicans and has been practsed by them 70
great extent.
Osnr OcE FAUNA Western paper. announcing the
death OF . politician In Iowa, says:-He was . great
adrer Of Horace Greeley, but otherwise respectable
man.
ELECTION N FREDERICK Cnr, Mp.--The election sof men,
bcrs Of the Cy Council Of Frederick City Maryland held
on the 18th u resulted In the choice Of six Union
10 krrM Ma Cnssrp porrv r.
Superior Court at East Cambridge, Mass Judge Brigham
hss given judgment to the plaintiff in tn, case Of H. g.
waldrou Vs. J. N. Stone. The former is painter, and
was hired In 1866 to paint "Frcmont and Day tom on
sign. Mr.. wadron presented bill for SO, which Mr.
Stone refused to pay Suit was brought TIC Justices
Court and the amount recovered; but Mr. oSo appealed
The defence was that tho work done for club Of
which Stone was merely agent; but Judss Brigham de-
cided otherwise y
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Yesterday morning the following handful was foun
oonspicuously posted throughout the town.

oonsp,cuousy posted throughout the town
PRoclAxArIoS AN ISprdsAsr ProrIr--A TRAITOR IN
that one Achbad oracle late Ia command OF bnnd OF
sns sTos ., For on the dr
having led 1t the public CRIB and having beon educated
insulting good Queens q Of 1 susaSs s
by his presence among them
ARM Se r,A
s o a hsTss With
our hou,s notice e evscuate the loyal city Of Eliza
down In the programme VOX POPULI.
II will be remembered that Captain Oracle did seize
Fort Morgan, on the Gulf coast of f1oria, few
weeks since stated in the i-advised proclamation
but tho statement that he had loft tho city IL without
foundation. Tho captain, We learn has notion OF
leaving Tho statement, too, that M parties unit.
cd the demonstration equally absurd Tho mob II
is understood, composed entirely OF black republi-
cans led on by prominent member Of that party. Men
OF all parties agree In denouncrg the Of persocu
ton taken by tho awicss band, whose intolerance is
based so.cly upon political grounds.
ON Thursday evening sheriff Reynolds Of Union county
called out two companies Of militia, to assist in queing
any riot or disordery attempts that might BIO made in
connection with the case Of Captain Gracic.
The excitement attending this outrageous affair has now
entirely subsidized and the leaders Of tho mo, (who
arc reliably informed include some OF tho most
spectacle members OF the rcpub party OF tho place
are now heartily ashamed or their conduct CAPTAIN
Oracle lett Elizabeth yesterday morning, in accordance
with his intention when be arrived there on visit
report current yesterday afternoon that tho captain
signed returning to Elizabeth, attracted crowd In tho
visnity Of the depot who disappointed in their
pectai ions of I" welcoming" the captain
Sheriff Reynolds made the requigon General Whitc-
head for the military at the request OF number OF lead
ing citizens. They verc not ''under arms" but hold
themselves In readiness In their services need
cd 10 quen any disturbance Tho companies were the
Sarsfeld Guard, Captain Whean, and Washington Racs
Captain Lutz Much indignation is expressed in evory
quarter In regard to the folly and wckedness OF the
whole proceeding which has served 10 Disgrace
the reputation Of the usually quiet old town OF Elizabeth
enough TO inquire into tho matter and bring tho guilty
parties TO punishment.
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THY WrpAr PRoeIrcr ~ Oruo.--The present season II
said by those whoee interest 10 keep booked up IN
such matters 20 be an exceedingly favorable one for the
growth Of the wheat crop 20 az wo have heard the
wheat 6eads throughout Hooking county present very
horishine sppcarasoe Prcvdcocc st smiles upon our
isnc, Notwithstanding The political Troubles with which
We nro afflicted