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Action Of tho Kentucky Legislature

IRANHfoRr, Ky, sept. ll.--Th. House Of
Representatives, have adopted n resolution
directing the Governor To issue his Vroclama-
ton ordering the Coaicderates 10 eyacuete
their forces from the soil Of kentucky. Tie
resolution WIS adopted by u vote OF = 10 -.
The House refused 10 suspend the rgles to
allow the resolution 20 be- so amended rs 10
direct the Federal and Confederate troops 70
eIacGato tho STATE
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From the Upper Potomac,

PlsAsASr HuL, MD, sept. l2.--Thsre Wa
Hiring on Sunday in the direction of Conrad's
Ferry. Tie Rhode Island battery threw 81
shells at tue Confederate cavalry, tatayea
two miles from the river. Every arrange
meni has been made 10 give the Coniederatex
q warm reception should they attempt 10 cross
between Great Falls and Point OF Roeks
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SuIcIDE.-A young man named VIM. I'm.
derwood arrived AT New York recently, with
his wife, from Milwaukee, and hired apart.
Incnts. On saturday morning he went out
and purchased six -barreilsd revolver, with
which he returned 10 his apartment, and, IN
the presence OF his wife, blew his breius out
The coroner's nyestigation developed the fact
thAt he had, nnttl recently, been prosperous
merchant In Milwnukie,7 but that fevefses la
business theEe Induced him 70 try his fortunes
In New York. HE troubles. unfortunately,
TO tho suicide's,grxss Tie traa siijon Was feaT-
fully short. ara e 8s. sfsla
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Peace Propositions Denounced y Treason

SYEAcrsr. SEPT. i2.-The Peoples Con@ep.
ton passcd to-day strong resolutions Ia which
peace propositions are denounced as .reason
able.
In the Republican Convention resolution
was offered proposing 10 amaig5mate with
the Peoples party. Ii lies over for the pre-
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From Fortress Monroe.

foxTAsss MosEos, Sept. IL 1.-The steamers
H. Spalciag and Baltimore are en- route 10
Fort Hasseras
Inc steamship jamestown has arrived from
Tue FLORIDA blockade. She brought no news.
General Reynolds has been appointed TO
the command at Fort Hatteras
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4tRslASp STATE PEACE COMMUNICATIVE
tg asseIG oed III Baltimore on Tuesday last
Fy,.7 county III The State was represented -
,;rl Benjamin &. Howard, OF BaItl,uor,
county, WAS nominated as candidate for Gov
s-lor u Maryland, and 4. Lingan Jarrett
Ia Of Hartford county, for Comptroller on
IT, Treasury A committee WAS appointed TO
reTaFe Al address TO the people OF the State
EriCre ihe adjournment, Prof. Nathan L.
>...h The presiding officer, In response 10 :,
we Of thanks, alluded TO an attempt to break
~ the Convention, and said III twenty
.a.ye> had been plunged into me, would not
Az left The stand 10 viii CHI you called me /;
SAL desire the Convention 10 oppose any
h-lon that tries 10 intimidate them. Peace and
lron 20 ioEether war aud Union never -
l.appaars that party, who had entered Tia e
Lsli Tor the pdrposr of distur bling the deliber-
a;5As. got on the platform and cheered for
.t~a. Scott and the stars and stripes, and
rals-5 Federal flag. They We're, however,
erected BY Federal policemen. The Sun saws
;.t. throughout the whole of this corn d',to,
-~ chairman maintained a perfect compo ure,
sal III members OF the Convention on the
Goor cid not rise from their seats. but observed
Guinness # demeanor which threw u chill
liol The efforts OF their assailants."
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ito" THEY MAkE "UAIoS " MEN.--The New
~rn Progress learns that the Federal ma
'aaders At Hatteras have already been COM
-anicatlng with Hyde county, n. G., and of
!'Tra premiums for treason there. This ought
:" L. prevented. By cajoling few weak per-
sons into taking the oath OF allegiance, the
f'derallsrs have 4 foundation for proclaining
great spread of Union sentiment III North
Carolina
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GES. JOSEPH Il. ASDERsoN.-This officer has
ben appointed, by President Davis TO the
coast defence of North Carolina, ard is subor-
dnai" 10 Gen. Gatlin, who has command of the
th;ire Confederate force of that State. Gen.
Anderson has reported AT headquarters in
q his duties
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Sales OF Cotton Prizes Of the Privateer
an

NEH U&LEANs, Sspirun Der l2.-Fits hundred
and twenty-five bales of cotton were sold
to-day
Captain Newman OF the brig Ocean Bird,
reports that the SAINT ter took four finely
lsdco American ships, from Trinidad.
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Proposed Union Of Parties.

SyaAcsEsi \. Y. Sept II Il he Republican
Convention called rs Simeon Draper has besn
generally iayorablv received, win fair proc
tn two parties.
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An Arrest in Vermont.

ErsJis5To>. ttt..y Sept. LIN tense excite.
rnsnt has been cattsed here to-day By the NJ.
rest OF Cot Joseph w W1il, for many years
I heading n IN IN THIS community
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FUTURE. DAYS.
Bg L. h. COOK, auctr

uOUSEHOLp FURNITURE, BAR ROOM
L L FIXTURES sc. AT AUG iO.N.--On
ESDAG, lith Inst, a. 10 o'clock ! viii sell st
the residence on BACON Quartcr Branch, opposite
me Beet Scales, assortment Of Jiou 'cbo,d end
Kitchen Furniture, coma sting OF the usual VARIETY
Also
Al the Ban. Room Furniture and Fixtures ron.
taibel in Sail apHso: AFTER which VIII - sold
spcadod Shuttle Board. ( b COOK
20 10 AuotfLesr
Eg DUNLuP, N0NCtRE ), Co, Aues,onstrs
THRUST SALE Or WINES AND LIQUORS
4 At AUCTION On THURSDAY Il: leth
Inst. az ii O'clock, a. our " Warehouse We vii sell
hy authority Of The trustee, loc os NIAES.
LIQUORS, Sc.
IEFMs-I ash
DUNLOP. MONCCRE & Co.
Sc ~ Auctoooa-S
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IRg FIFTY-SECoSD REGIMENT The Staun-
''A Spectator announces the departure of the
''E-Second Virginia Regiment from that
pace, under command OF Col. John Is. Bald
VIII, FOR more active and stirring scenes. 1t
4 hAe regiment, and will, we feel confident
dfgult Itself with credit.
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tPL. WILLY lNDICrED.-The grand Jury
{ n" United States Court" at Wheeling,
U.s., have indicted Col. VIM. T. Wiley
iafsed with burning bridges on the Balti-
-'r~ and Ohio Railroad, for treason. Col
Wiley Is half brother of Waitman T. Will
icy, who holds seat in the Federal SeHate
Ga4tF The bogus Government He was taken
prisoner OF war At Philippi, at The time Col
foEtrIfieIds command was surprised by Il
parry o. Hessians, and was unable TO escape
ifconstqueice OF eufeebled health. The men
!"!o whose hands he has fallen will proba bly,
Erat MIN with severity; and rs he acted while
ii he service, under command of his superior
s.hoer, his case is one that should be looked
3!.-s by the Confederate Government
among the parties indicted at Clarks burg are
'"0 county justices and five members of the
iTglnIa Legislature.
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Seizure OF Race Horses Maryland Lsgisla.

Nkw NoRK, sept. l2.~-TAree race horses,
bugsies, etc, belonging 10 Southerrers, were
seized on yesterday.
The Annapolis correspondent Of the New
ho!k Post says IL - eapoctet that the Mary
land Legislature will very probably pass aa
Ordinance az Seee~ion next week.
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LeEse And ScsPsxsIoEe.-Ths Boston
ia .Imrrctai Bulletin q list OF business changer
n.r as United States, gives fAilures and sus-
sa sirhs In Boston, u Ia New York, 8 10 Phil.
for ia. and II Ia other places total OF 81
~ "e past week.
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.lse,.psE EiEcrioss OF the Maine
Wssih, from eleven prtacipal towns, give
Jamaarns Republican, for Governor, eco |,
hss s a, Dem. $500; Danna, psacs Den. !.
Hr.nnsariy l,%oe. In Eaco, Biddsford, and
war is s,a, Daaaa " ahead Of james, the
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Affairs on tho Virginia side Of the Potomac.

WssHINGrnS, S~rt. IA heavy Confede-
rate force is eu,sIDped nea. Fails Church
This IS aDou: all lac news made public from
the Virginia side on yesterday.
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inyfA TsAPLE.-This celebrated mare;
VA. a., "a was seized at New York few days ago,
,vs re,ehsed on Saturday, bail having Been
O 10y oy Mr, J. u. McMann and Mr.. Charles
r..nI' theil, In the sum Of 1900, to abide tho
Con-. Q! The case In the United Statce District
A'' flora Is now In philadelphia.
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tisse"s OF THE PsIvArEER SuaTER.-Captain
n tTpse' OF the schooner Virginia Price, from
Y, ihomas the 24th ult., arrived at New
Tp rx On Friday morning, and reports -
Ibs ~ were no accounts of any priyate"r in
SS,, caribbean Sea. The last report of the
tu'i was that she was of Uemerara, steer
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! Fourteen of the crew Ut the revenue cutter
Jackson, 1t New York, when mustered to ~ 4
ceive fnetr pay on Friday last, refused to take
the oath Of allegiance. BY order Of Captain
Hyde they were immediately put In irons,
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No. HON / ". STRAIT OF CHAHLFstny,
'"8~ s. C.-DftE SIR: Understanding THAI Y7a
recently delivered 1T LvncEburE 1 Lecture on The
Baii" ~ Nana-sa, "" respectfully request Won
viii favor the people 81 II hIaont hy repeating the
Lecture before them, a. sIth time suit youg.
convenience, and cbiiee
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tNAscRt OF KENTUCKY. 1t appears from the
,t tr message OF the Governor of Kentucky
1, a., mt bonded debt OF the State amounts 10
- -, TO meet which she has a, $50, 700 in
,tC. ea IN stocks OF banks, railroads and turn
~ including shaking fund OF Sj6b ,C06.-
ra6r "'bt OF the State has been considerably
rsnVra within the last two years, and the
c CO.. ar" considered TO be amply sufii-
~ 70 meet the bala nee as il falls due.
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psatsgSr op tEHKokSEs-We ruhlish
- rrst page Of to-aay's paper an account
.,aSs meeting OF CHEROKEE Indians. helo
A.gl,t OF August The Fort Smith Times
cam. s letter from John Ross. their Priu
80 Chief 10 Mayor q. ". Clarke A. q
, = A under date OF August 18th en-
ar DISPATCHES 10 Gen. McCuiloch w.
,a, norton Of the letter: In view of thin
I'm a regiment OF mounted men viii be-
.itsle!v raised and placed under com
IA o. Col John Drew, TO mert any cmcr.
.y ;Aat msy arise. The dispatches to
. s-sl McCulioch relate 10 these subjects
,-5pt1!u tender from Col Drew of his
...,,.er, for service Oh our Northern border
,..,.ag ,-pUusvd the cause Of the Con f.tisrate
..,as. ~ hope TO render efficient service in
., r-slracted war which now threatens the
NV and TO be treated with Il liberalitv
.s ..n.ieEce becoming the Confederat,
>a,.s,
yI0,s gratifying. The Cherokecs are q war
...satpi-, and Kansas Jay haw hers and Abo-
..,.....is vail be made 70 feel their yeny..nc.
.-ss.f,s>IoHs which they have been com.
..a..ns .oT Il series of years under the pro
lgn u the Federal Government.
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New Work Stock Market.

~ tho First Board IN New York. on Tuesday
taif. The stock market STEADY, with but slight
vnfiAton IN rr!cns. We annex tie auofAtIons
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llifbmann qispatth.
may MORNING. SEPT. Is, 1851

-, or . DISTINGUISHED Man. -- Hon
"a. p. Mangum, OF Nor tn Carolina, died
re.idence in Orange county, in that
> an Saturday last, NJ an advanced age
s ''', wears he had suffered with paraiy
:" .,s IL is probable that the recent death
- ,nly son, from wound received on the
{, ga Of Msnassa. depressed his spirits to a
~ yrar which he could not rally. MIR
nm was once Judge of the Superior
" n North Carolina, and afterwards rem.
..,d the State in both branches of the
- States Congress. On the death ~,
dent II srrison, and the installation Of
9,ier rs President, Mr.. Maneum was
., =, preside over the Senate, and for III,
..,,5er Of The term was virtually the Vice
..'.,snt Of the United States. He WAS
II brilliant attainments. an eloonent
.,r and the posscssar Of those private yir.
,hich endeared him TO his neighhors and
AZ The North Carolina Legislature. on
-,.s,,,ug Intelligence of his death, passed
..hls resolutions of respect TO his memory
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c. l.. W Nj. G l L II i Vi s
VI a u T. Al.
FOR
vOLU NTE Z RS AND MILITIA


CONFEDERATE STATES,
COMPRISING;
Army Organization;
Organization OF Infantry;
Cavalry, Field Artillery.
and the Staff;
Arms and Ammunition
Schools ei the Soldier
Company, Battalion,
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Evoiutions of the Regiment.
Light Artillery Tactics
Honors Paid by Iroop-;
Dusie, OF Captains
Companies.
Dulles in Camp and GarIlsous,
The staff BATTLES,
Court Mar,jals, and the
Article Of War
Price, $3.50; by mail. -.
Instructions for Field Artillery extrar, "a frar q ii.
hams Mama, for Volunteers md Militia; .oc
The Trooper Manual. by toi i. Lu'ius Davis
new edition Si95.
Map of tie Seat of W nr in Eastern virginia.; r,c
Map of the Confederate States; Jc
BAY o,let Exercise and Skirmishers Dfin. a. Col
X. Milton Gary. beautifully llu ,trated ~
The Volunteers Handbook This book should be
in the hands OF every person. .9c.
liar,lees Tactics; two volumes; tbe only 9lete
edition with riats- - -
The School Of the tiuies; or. tie prac'lrai Sol.
der illustrated; 81.
The Volunteer Manual ~ 80
Roberts Hand Book Of Artillery; 10
Brckholig's Infantry Camp I'n'v; a0r
Bnekh"ltl's Sci,-nce Of War; :Ic.
Mahnn's Outpost Dgty -.
The New Map of Virginia 49,.
instructions in Heavy Artillery very Sr.Ts,.- ~
southern Military Manual; ~.
Picture of the Battle of l;uil RIM. july 2ist beau
tifuliy ealorea ~.
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Tbs lecture alluded ~ in tho f5.es going cores
ponderce VIII Dc delivered Ia The Lecture ro- M OF
Dr. Duucan's Church. corner af Brood and iOth
srroe's, on FRIDAY EFEEtN,G next al 9 o'clock.
ana the proceeds thereof VII lie paid equally 10
samuel j. Harrison. Esq. Treasurer 81 tie Sol
ditrs AID Fund, and John EnderS, Esq, Treasurer
Of lie fund Tor the henoht og The sick and WOUNDED
Soldiers of our Confederacy.
- Tickets 70 be had Of l.o.srs Jas WOOD.
HoCaE & Co, WEST &, JoHNsroS, Gro l. BID.
COOP, 4. MORRIS and j. W. kANp0LPH.
II Irice Of I!eketa. - centa. esl-at
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Another Prisoner for the Bastils,
COM sassEac'aAE..

BALTIMORE, sept. t2.-2j8rsnal Aane has
been Ordnred 10 be sent 10 Fort Lafayette
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A MssENENTS.


NJ ETR oPoLII NALL.
GLAND DRAMATIC AND ETHIOPIAN I'm
TtETAISNlLSTt
SOCrHERT H3RAONfdTS EVERY NIGHT
Ethiopian Bosiesqaes Faces. Snos Chorus.s.
singing and Dancing. Door Olrn ~ o'e4l con-,
.aence ~ :. - Tickets ~ cents
80 l2-;H-l W&i-Lh 4 WARWICK, Manager.
Z - -
1 ,hLwiNa AND =
" sM0kTSG
ACco.
hsve on hand, at rseso.y, 90 g.h streat.
RICHMOND Va
large stock Of
CHEWT mo
BACCo.
OF all grades and styles
AZ prices ranging from
Is 70 IS cents per pound,
ineadilg 50. To-, half poa4as pounds,
Lso.-
TWIST an! either
FANCY styles
SMOKING ToEAuco.
90 30 Cenis lsr pcuaj.
Az OF which !. offered for sale az moderate press
| TOR cssh.
Ny fromet stten,ioa pssa 10 ali critters seee1,
panied With cash. OF Confederate aoSss
a1 So--imtip JaALS THOMAS, 1is
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(SOTTAsE BEDsTEADS, sMATTkEsSE6,
Ac.-On band, for sssa cheap, LOO Cottage
bcdstesdss u Gotten and Shuck Mattresses; Tables
Sofas; Cabinets; Chsirs, &C. ALEX. MOTT. -
So Is + Corner 18th and aiain STA
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M HILARY BUTTONS, MILITARY Bu1s
Iyl TONS MILITARY BUTIUNS.--l35 srass
Military Buttons-iarge and snal--ior sale by
% - G, 6ENNET, lts Main It.
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ARMY REGULATIONS

Al VI KEt9t INITtJNN.
Adopted for the use OF the Confederate States in
accordance with late acts OF Congress revised
from the oil United States Array 1857; retain
lug al that is essential for Officer. Of the Line
which Is added an act Tor rhc ostab,ish.uens
and organization OF the Army Of The Contelcr
ate States of America. t.so, Articles of War
for the Government Of the Army of tho Con
federate StGscS Of America SO
Persons RENTING 10 us The marked pgIee OF eli
Their OF the above, excep. (iihsm's Aanlai will re
cesye tbem FREQ OF postage or freight
EsE Orders, IL receive prompt affcntnn. should
be addressedto WEST 4 JOHNSTON
...s $1,000 Publishers and Booksellers
se Lii - Man st., Richmond, Va
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IT.
zeas Of Lvnchburf' upon rho Battle Of H,angs=a
Plains in aiG OF The Soldiers Relief Associations
Of that city, and for slni!ne object viii chesrfuly
deliver Il ain
doubt wc"rho.. To Y,veons 50 Instructed in the
events nj that battle - the c tisens of P,h-
Hond the lecluIo will afford auy very great IN.
iT'airIncnt; hut upon that quest IL you will Do.
,ermne. and Ii you hnh IL viii viii be nIearot
TO deliver il GA Friday evening next
Ee.iacthiLy Your ohalleut earvs-t
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To Messrs. sa,nuel J. HsrTlEnn. ". Il. Button, w.
y. Mayo, David j. Burt d. L, Baldwin, Jai.cs
Il. Chnmbersyne. Thomas Johnston, J. C.
Smyth. John i.n3crr. Thomas o. Bigger, r. NJ d.
Smith, II Montague J. Adair P!eaaantr w .
y. Mauford, j, u. Ferguson. v, >. Tfiplst,
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kentucky is likely to be, if she is not alrea-
dy, drawn into the vortex of civil war. That
she could not maintain 4 position of ncn-
ta'ality WAS logically shown by Mr.. II oft in
his recent Speeches. The Union men are sup-
piled with arms to some extent and the other
party no doubt win he Military ardor and
party fury will peryade The State and subject
ii TO the horrors of seryiie war, in which
families and relatives will engage in deadly
strife. According to the latest adyiees this
calamity cannot be ayerted from the State.
It has been hoped that peace on the Ohio
river would be preserved rs between Ken
lucky and her neighborS, but there is now
little probability Of it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

rom JEFFERSON TO Fulton, they kept In the road Well
hotnrg happened until we got within about half milo
Oh Fulton We then came halt not thinking OF an at
TACK when we We're fired upon from the other side Of tho
road The hiring IN the woods opened about thirty yards
company being the rst received the most Of the fire
but We were too smart for them for Immediately when
they commenced ufng we dropped bellies anu the
balls passed over our heads like hail.
just about that time was bidding farewell TO this
world hut thank God passed safely through tie fear
fui ordeaor te You ii was truly terrible just thiak
of nine lrundred bullets passing your head at one
time. After the he'll kites fired returned tho Gre kill
ing about sixteen of their number, besides woundiug do
not know how many. Nono Of regiment were ssri.
ously hur-only few were grazedby The bullets. After
irc they If the devil after them and they
didn't stop I'LL they got 10 their camp, about eight miles
west Of this place.
Wcare al present encamped in the court house Of Full
ton. We expect attack to night from Harris. He has
about one thousand men, all mounted but would not
give dn FOR tae whole If taem, for they are the big
gest towards you Their mode 81 warfare is to
shoot man from behind bush and then take 10 their
horses and put We are all il good health aad hav Ing
plenty Of fun.
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
OUR MISSOURI CORRESPONDENCE.

RoIIA, Mo-, July II 1861.
arrival Of Union Nm from Acknowledgements IF The
Rtets 10 Mareh .t0n Souheas. Mssosui-7hc Condition
Of hc ReJes-Cdptsre Of Sir Rebels ard Thirty
Horses, dc7'se Thirteenth Illinois Reg imznt, dc.
Three hundred Union men, who run out of
Arkansas on account of their supposed hostility to the
souhern confeeracy arrived here yesterday They bring
at Pocahontas, Arkansas, preparatory to marching
upon sou,htas. Missouri. They inte1d to form
junction with Captain Mcbride, WHO is in
Texas county, with 800 men, 7hosr refugees say that
there no discipline in the camp ut Pocahon,as that the
rebels short Of provisions and slmni,ion and are
poorly armed and badly equipped. Fights in the oalnl
are Of almost caiy occurrence. When their visits may
be expected dc not know but think you lock cut
for something from southeast Missouri before long
TO-DAY Cootr yntt, the officer cvir.and ut this
point sclt ont Gttachnept To- capture rebels who
were Fastening South T. ioH Mcbride. After a
march ii tw.y miles tiey their prizes and
retained u L'g, zee. They captured tnen, thnty
horses with sadi "r, twenty gins and loaus Of
frofis'ths several laah hed 10 the forest and
taken. Tue rsitarea ones acknowledge the corn,
Stale they were IN 'heir to JOIN M.iie and light
The south Ilvay have been sent to II. ldHis.
Colonel w Thirteenth Illinois regiment now sta.
toned at Ting point, OF tine finest in the service
The au are from the als au3 worksols of the Prairie
STATE, al IN stature be beaten ny but few If rrg
ments IN tlc Cnoa Full oi fight, they at thu
Tine we'll behaved and under ami, able disei tine
The ue Is excellent One half ,the res. nent
OF Temperance and three hundred OF III, iusae are
members of the church Such viii ccrc the ma TX
when on the battle field and show The Southern ecn,Y the
play Of Ave to one.