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yo.....er. w.ss4s. s.r.Awlshi

Wanted, nm ediafe!y nj MontroEs, Iowa, rs Or
81 ahls-botied men Vi temperate hsbits, good NOR
al character and undoutted patriotism, to compiste
the number required, in the Montrnse 6ua'ds =
or b Company II Col Launan's Regiment Of
Iowa Volunteers, - for three yesrs or turing
the rebellion.
This company has been accel I'd, and yin Leave
for the rsndsssous sometime daring the pzessnt
week.
Good boarding and cunfurta bic quarter f1rnish-
ed all recruits on their arrival II tLis p ace.
ie1s-d WASuIAbTOA GALA y II, CAT tain
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The mpnthiy meeting Of the Company will b.
b Id on Monday evening, July lst, at Barrow.
fall corner of Main and eth SIS. A general at.
tendance IL requested, ~ bcsihe.s oi Importance
will be tYxn1acsed.
By oder, M. WAED, rses't.
+. N. POND, Ssc'y. lJulyi dit
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TsisGra phi 60 X Sokuk.
vs. lsar6 that the Illinois and Western
Telegraph Company has . squsd Of men
now ruKsEsu In UuIrurug 1risgrspn rue
from Burlington TO Ksokuk.
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AnSwsrs - Corrcsponacuts.
RnLLA.-- zee, since the acquisition OF the
49, yoa refer to, the circulation Of oar
tsnporary hAs Increased amasiDely
D phests.
oGDl8a.- We know Of a iodividual Who
$3.50 give ycu lsssons on the 6fs; bat not
oMs =, y present. be requires Oh bic wind
l. stAtilats the vapid space which be local.
-.
JULIA1A AIABILLA.-This young lady Of
t1ia1g-six summsrs tells n that she has besn
aDsetsd Of infdelity TO the Lnioa. She 10
evidently spinster, and 10 convince she
De0ple that she i loyal, We would advise her
= - married right Away.
CARoL.Nx. - This patriotic young LADY
writes TO " Of having heard that military
eonpAos l. being formed somewhere East,
eenposed Of ladies, for home protection,
Ss A--.-c:- = initiate ::aaS::s example, -.
1eiadsd 20 organize company in this q u
~ same material, TO protect the young
1o whose pressing BUSINESS engage.
nn will not permit them 10 60 70 war
40 0fge her, however, 70 desiss from such .
oo1ses - i woaid reflect seriously on The
oeoeogsid Young men. Caroline had better
Nv I'D sst the young lsdies TO fiji their
places n the eouasing room md ssore.
PAnAoooul. Iss. Yoss4n obtain saf.
laiaas sn61sering q Lasia, j. veryI.phsri
tias, y Saabis vow 70 create sbe imprsssion
a vssk uisdsd and srsdaious persons th.,
yea AAys really studied, and perhsps,
tanght ths language. But. don's try i. o.
~ Jubilee generally.
- Ne are indebted to Mr. Slawson. Expres,
Agent, for iste news.
The river i still falling ct this point. su
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SO
Sstx 1asINAL NOTICE

TO Allan G. Thorn.
N0U are hereby notified that there IL now on
/ ile In tie Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut heekuk the petition
IF Alfonso Il .Foot, claiming Of you the gun offse
hundred dollars, with interest from October lsE,
1850 ~ manev iue him from YOU nro.n,-sas y
note Tor said rum of $500. executed by you to tie
| order u X. d. Hickey, and b. him assigned to
plaintiff, laid petition slso prsys writ vi attsea
msnt against pouMproperiy.
low unless you appear and answer thereto on
~ before noon Of the second day VI the maxi
term (september, 1851, D of tsid court, judgment
will be rendered against you by defuuli for amount
claim interest and costs.
McCRARY BRUCE,
Jane 27. fSkl-d1m Atiy,s. for Plsintif
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nan nsosss 1srsa - how.

Dan 0S0Oso 6fOogNhOW.
Hwonid bssupsr6sous to puG Dan Rics's
great show. A. : jestsf, be stands sneqnal-
led, and bis circus hss 20 rival ID the ooun-
try. The community must bssr il mind
that be will exhibit for one day only. Let
no one fail to embrace the opportunity.
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NOT I've.

BANKINs House. OF j. UlcKKf 4 bos,
FAsni,eros, june ., 1851. ]
All our certificates Of asrosit dated previous 10
March lat, 1861 ~ere stolen from us, and viii not
b. r..ss nsd by ~. All dated since March ist,
1861, With the denoninassoa the face and on
the back ID red letters will be redeem ed by us.
funeIadIm j. pICREf 4 SON.
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- Gov. Kirkwood arrived here from
lows City last evening. Dol. Worthington.
Of Kootuk, just appointed Colonel Of The 5,b
regiment, wss with him. Davenport Gaz.,
18th.
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a man, whose nane We could not learn,
eoaieg fron Bs4sa Vista, when below God
naa's Pork House, lsss % En- ing, was knocked
down asd ta1bsd d some SIS
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mEnaeAL STAFF,

An adjourned meeting = the Board Of Medical
Examiners will be held At the City vi h eokak,
commencing eB July ID, for the porpcseaf examiD-
Ing additional candidates for the position u sur
gson and Assistant Surgeon nthe Io~a Regiments
J.C. IL GHEs, Chairman
June Is, Is6i-d
fiosa papers please cepy.l
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e0Asjor epfsgss, sho lately addressed
shs si:issss u this piAse, read paper on
Tho "Treaohsry in Texas," before the Ills.
toSicsl Society 81 Nss York City, on Tues
201 lat.
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MUSIC! MUSIC
Maddern'S Sting and COTnet Band,

/ s prepared to furnish music for Parties, MA
/ balls, Exhibitions apd PfocsssioAs, with
from three 10 len Instruments UTden
left ut j.. ID. patfisk's Music store, on lain,
between second aud third streets, will ~ punstu.
ally attended to. RnslDnScn, On Joaasen atsest,
boeWesa 7th and 6th. U91S41m3
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O. Hire psies, Erq., returned yesterday
from 8oeosills, where BIZ paid % the First
Iowa Rsginsos. We got no other news from
htn.
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Gbf @ote Giip.
KEoKUK, MONLAY. JUL III.
Arrival ara Closing 81 I'D ais ~ tha
Kc0kuk Post OfrIce.
ARRIVALS.

49, go ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at IL o'clock N. and
bo'ciock u. m. #
81. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily xeepi
Nendsysl ii r. m.
Western Mail arrives daily Except sundsys) at
I'm.
burlington Mail arrives daily texcept SuzdhysJ
at pm,
Carthage and Plyme nth Mail arrives daily Tex
celt sundays)at Pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois (tri-wsokiy1 on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, II II m.
Charleston Mail etsi-~eekis4 arrives Tuesdsys,
Thursdays and Saturdays at p. m.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily lexcept Saturday, at
SPIN.
81. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily fexeept
Sundays, ~ II m.
Western Mail closes daily (except 90 Sandays)
81 IL O'Clock IN.
Burlington Mail closes daily [exctpt saturd4ys)
ats p. Ia.
Carthage and PiyUonth Nail eleses daily except
Saturdays at pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois Mail ftri weekly
Moses On IutrdA5s, Thursdays aud Saturdays, III
1p M.
Charleston Mail ftri- weekIy) closes on Mondays,
Wsinesdays Ani Fridays at q. IN.
All Eastern mail matter IL sens by way Of Bur-
lington, and arrives promiseuously.
ca Sunuayf the Post Nfice eiil be oTen from 2
10 y p. m, iBssssd Of from t. y IN
Nay ~, 1861. ). IN HOWELL. r. NJ.
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To Charter Peterson, Elisa Stripe, w. O. Strine.
Charles Mason, Thomas Cross, J ohm Wiess Hen.
ny Caldwell, George hitter. Lewis Houxman, NJ.
Alexander, 1he state of lava, Btggs a Camp
bell, NJ. p STARTS, v. j. Rowe, Pvtar aarrcty,
T.. o. Eaxlish
IN0U and each If you hereby notified that
j there Ii on file in the Office OF the Clerk oil
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, q petition oil Hiram Barney claiming Of
ycu, Charles Peterson, the sum u three hsndred
and eighty-three dollars with iG yer cent interest
per annum, payable annually, Nas money due on
: mortgage made BY you to Charles Mason and since
ss-ikn-d trssid iraE bxrrvy, usteu tscr nber {.
1884, also claiming against each 81 you the for. elo
sure Of said mortgage. the fsmc sheing upon Lots
five and six il Bio ck one hundred and forty
seven Il47l, in the City vi keokuk, Lee county
Iowa, for the purchase money, and further asking
for sale OF ssid premises, and general relief
[ And unless you appear and xnswer said petition
on or before noon ot the second day Of the next
term Of said Court, TO mmence at keokuk or the
fret Monday of September, "A. d. 1851, defanl,
win DC entered against you, and Judgment
thereon ss pray sofor in said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG.
June ~ lS61-diM Au'ys for Plaintiff
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kcekak, Fl Dcs n zines and MINI
Ct a
RAILROAD.
Open to Eddyville, % Miles.
CHANGE az TIME.
Two Trains each way Daily.

IN and after MONDAY, MAY 2Oih, 1891,
~ and until further notice, 2 dasty tSAtns
will run each way t6undsys eAc.pte0l ~ follows !:
NAIL TRAIN.
WIZ leave 4 EOKlK II $3.50 D. m, arriving
1t EDDlvlLLE, It 1890 p. -.
MIXED TRAIN.
viii leave KEUkUK :, 700 u. m, arriving
1t EDDYvlLLE II 2:3O r. ~.
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYviLLE AZ 1900 q N. and
arrive - kEUhtk at 1900 N.
MIXED TRAIN.
will leave EDDYVILLE 81 1900 -. and
arrive NJ kEOkuk NJ 500 p. -.
~ Passengers taking either train fren Keo-
s-s -..s=sr ass...c -c-ccc.:c-s 80. Stages .1s
Oskalooea, Dcs MONIES, &c.
THROUGH 1IIk ETK. n low the
lowe ~ may be bad ~ the Office fur ali points
In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas,
Ncbraska, dc., -. 4s2A
TICKET OkkICE-Atthe Depot, loot d
johnson street. 6kO. WILLIAMS, in.
Jane 30, '6l-ckw Superintendent.
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NuTltiE.

Il The undersigned, MeIchsLis in the City Of keo-
kuk, agree hereafter 70 receive the notss a al
ETgcIr psyIng hsnks IT Psr, for svods spia snd
,isbts due Us, and the uotes Of Missouri and ether
sssrsnded hanks at their esrftnt vaine only
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REnEmnEk es mAuN.sr.

Having employed Msssrs. Polser 4 CLARK, Tai
ora of Thu city, am now prepared 10 IA no to o
der all kinds Of Clothing in the latest and be
ri y lee, and on the shortest notice. imh26dfr,
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WUAl1r
Low a. son i (i4ondop) Toilet SoaT,
Valencia kasins, loo per pound,
Double Refined fe~ dercu sugar, NEG
Crushed, and Refined White 6uears
Clarified and Brown Sugars,
For sale low by lkUHEkTbON \ BRO,
je25 q hatn-sl.
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0Ihs river ! ssill falling It this point. /
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Ne are indebted to Mr.. Slawsop. Erpres.
Agent, for lste news.
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EOM ~ ENT.
A GOOD COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING,
"A In central part Of ths city, ccnvsnieht TO
business, with eight and ssliaY, for rent, II
application il made 1904, st koGkak Tannery, Or
70 " n. Thompson, as the Postotice.
je22 DIV
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fIfHE Depot for the sale of b. A.. Golfers Par,
j River Ice, for ca4h, IL at the store u
ie25 ROBERTSON BRO, rs Main-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-12

ID Alta party in New York, a few nil hts ago,
a lady came father late, and was chided for II
"Why," said SIT, Il" have good excuse TO make
~ had not come at all, with all nv babies at
At home" An incorrigible wit, well known
pubIisher, replied-''I believe, MADAM. YOU are
good at making at making such excuses"
ID Wheat does not command more than sixty
cents In any part Of Indiana. In many places II
sells for forty and fifty cents per bushel
ID The citizens Of Mem phis held mass meet
lrg on the night Of the 23d, in honor Of the VIC
tory a Manassas.
ID Capt Peter Fritz well known as a pioneer
sHong Philadelphia hr-men. 10 organizing q
regiment Of Zouaves In that city.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOX NEW YORK.
. 49,

The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphia and
bEnPB f! TS cSSP RPW Td TN irsT ehitA
AND KENsINGTON DEPOT, vii leave a Is 8 fol II
AtsA; M Vi, Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
Ats A. nj via Csmden and jersey City, IN. J.
Ats A; Il. via Camden and Jersey City, Morn
AtmJlh a: N via KsLsiDEton and Jsrse, City,
A. l2's P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
As2 NJ. via Camden and Ambo,. &C. and A.
At g P y. vi. Ksn,inston and Jersey City,
A, o. r N va kensinston and Jersey CITY.
ASP, NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, (Evsnlns
Atm z; NJ. VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsouth
At6 p. N via Camden and Amboy, "a ccommod.-
ss ton sf,ssht AID passenger, First Class TiOSss
Ties Z N: Mail Train run, daily. The Tx p.
,o For Bel. !dsrs, Esston, L.Tbsrty,Ils,. Fleming
For Water Gap, stroadsburF. scr.nton, Wilkes
F9m wa Delaware Lsokswanns and
A. and HhgnS Sm ssS
ne slG a; NJ h connects with the tain leaving
= For Mount Holly at and A. M. and and az
, For kr istol, Trenton, 4 o. at ITO A. NJ, ~ And
~ L. M from kensington, and ~ p MI from
Wa nut street wharf. " Aoi
:, For Palmyra kiVsrton, Delsnco, Beverly. Rur-
snSton.a FiSrsnneoo' Bordsntovn, 40, at i2k !,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentown, and ints,m.-
date places, 1t AZ p. M. from Walnut street
ID For New York and Way Lines. Iesviny
HsnnRston Depot, take the cars on Fifth street,
above walnut, half IN hour before departure Tina
SsT. rs IN into the depot and on arrival ofsn ran
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed IN e.oh
Pss:snssr Passengers are prohibited from takina
anything 90 bsggaze bat their wsatins apoaIsi
All baggage over fifty pounds 70 be oad ~
extra The COMPANY limit their responsisiIisy f ,r
GGsffsSe to one col eI per pound, and vii not be
e.oss, Isr Any amount beyond ons hundred dollars,
~ - = WIN. d. sATzMIR, Assp.
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THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
UNIVERSAL oONFIDENCE& PATRCwA6l

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, aad GENTLEMEN
In oil parts Of the world testify 20 the efaaecy -
PROF o. J. we0D's HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unalIH'oas N its
.sss s ma h Sc M o
Sw.lI sI.m1. MY 70 ct Ys,E De- . 2; lss 2,
ssS bssS 81 As Voc M
s.srd il IL e you. you oseeIisy bco.ps. ,inl it
Sss %s as. .ns SSns &c sSS.
six years nnoe il began 20 turn gray. and ths sosy
Ia shS SGo % Gf my asfa 70 sss
abilities increased With pine, and sboqt rcrthf
Of The top OF mig head and threstcni1s 70 make re-
In this unpleasant ,redicament v.s induoec 10,
!slliny Of Of my hair, foI had Essly no sfeeot.-
oriIlpsl oolor except from dives; vas, hoveyeIT,
s.sasy sutgrsed . ind si,sr ths use 81 two sot
Sss sss ST0t the sy sI am
vie, q vhose solicitation was induced to Try =
For this, smons the Esny cblfsSsen. ! eve tc
value the admlrstion 81 their wives 20 profit By my
szsWsle, and u.s itif growing srsy or iettins lad
reoe:J. 1Soa 4 Co., 90 Brosa a. LN n.
o ny q No. IF fen the ' 'ad am no
SIAnsroE, Ala, July n, 1889.
To PIoY. O. j. WooD; Dear Str-Your HAIR
Restorative" has done my hair 90 muoh good sincc
4 commenced the use Of 10, that wish 20 MAKE
known 20 the public Of its eff cots onthe hair who
Are great. man or woman may beneerly deprivti
of hair and BY resort 10 your air Restorative"
the hair Will return mon beautiful thsn sver; at
least th YOUR j, ~ stpsTsnos. Bes, T / " K,v,
S,s5IYo1 css sasII.sss II. .Soys Z =. M b
a ssG
tihestes In the Mobile Mercury strong soni:sro
WOODS HAIR RBsToRATIVE.
PRoI. J. WooD :Dsar Str Having had the
misfortune 20 lose the best tion OF my hair from
the effects of tie yellow fever, in New Orleans in
1851, induced 20 make trial Of your prepare
ton, and found 1t 70 answer as tire very thing
needed. Ny hofr 10 now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations 90 you in giving
70 the afflicted such treasure FInLIr JoRrsor.
The Restorative lie put 10 bottles Of three sizes
viz large, medi um and snail: the small hold half
pint, and retas for one dollar PET bottle; the me
dunn holds at least % per oelt. moro in proportion
than the small retails for two dollar rer bottle;
the large holds susrt N per cont more in proper
o. j. WOOD 4 Co, PrOpr ietors ,444 Broad
v.y, New York, and I14 MsrketsI.eet, 81. Louis
Sod in this city By C. sToTT. s1s Pa. avenue.
81 eOly.alv
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.

= rae VEST via an II HBSbs SoN sW
-n ER RALLkOAD and NEW York
CE TRIAL KAILROAp,, txSress Trains lesvs
New York city depOts of Hudson River Railroad
daily daily, SSSndsys excepted toI STs; ., .,,,io
Az tn eoa HnO''' '''''' ft :a Jam 50 ''On'
1,sSn 5@pm ns Sspm
Montreal !" and Buffalo ''0p"
Train with sleeping
Connecting st Albany with the New York Can
trail Railroad for Schenectady. RCchester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, ard stations on Rome and Water
town Rsllr, a Rufalo Syrseuse, Nlagara Falls,
Ira Ds in oonnectIUa leave Buffalo and Suspsn
sion via Lake Shore, Buf,lo and ske Huron and
Crest Western Railroad for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit Chicago. Toledo, nilwaukie, Fon Du Lac,
IA G,59Sse Msdis"p p5.irie Da Cnie9' Ga sns
tine, lows Guy, Burlington, Qulrcy, Sprins sid,
Alton, St Louis, Cairo, Tecre naute, irdanapolIs,
Louisville, Cincinnati, a>ton. Columbus, Give
land, and 81. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains st Troy, with Troy d
Boston and Rens L Saratoga Roads for Saratoga,
Whitehall. Rutland, Burlington, -. Albsns, Rous 80
Point, PlattEburgh, Osdensbu. Eh, Montre,l, 30,
~ Freight Arrangements by this routs as
above, without change of CaSs, from the i,epots In
Chambers and canal streets, are at all times
favorable as INSIDE ly oth-r Railroad CompanI- 9.
The facilities of this great New Work ROute, 20 the
an sh ppers Tor prOmptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars ron In connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local tr,ins and freight ar
raDgements, inquire at the depot 6S Warren st.
A. +. SMITH. Superintendent,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Fr.m Fsrt Mckee and Fsrtres, Picx.ss

Fran Fsrt Mckee and FertYess Pickens.
oovsrnment hiss authentic information through
an intercepted letter from an honorable rebel Ia
the forcrs opposite Plckens, to friend In one Of
the Gulf States, Of the following facts which we
have been permitted to copy from the origina..
His feelings are honorable and human:
awe had some little excitement at the Fort last
night and this morning, CAUSED by the arrival Of
q man from Pickens Ii seems that he was In
bathing on bis side OF the channel, mile ard
three eighths distant from here, and he swan out
beyond his depth. Both wind and tide being
against him, he came over TO US, and threw him
sslf upon the mercy of the Commander, Major
Gregory, who, we think, treated him very badly
He appears to be a noble fellow. When he was
asked whether or not he was deserter he re-
piled No, sir; am gentleman Maj Gre
CORY uied TO get some information from him as
regarded the state Of defence In which Pickens
wss, but he refused firmly to give any informa-
ton at all, upon which Gregory ordered him TO
be gagged (horrible) and sent to the Barrancas
pftson. This may be the rule Of war, but may
heaven deliver me from ever maltreating a help
less foe. The Madison Rifles consulted about the
propfiety Of suffering the order tn be carried out,
but they were advised by their own officers not to
interfere that II t1ey did they would be punished
for mutiny; besides, they did not know the true
real cause Of the tieatment.
"Elsrsn O'Clock Just returned from small
group Of friends who were discussing animatedly
treated justly! They came to the conclusion that
he was not only treated IN sStly but cruelly and
they have determined to report the Commander of
the Fort to headquarters. What good il will do
we cannot tell; but such acts Of unkindness should
not be passed b. unnOticed. Suppose that we
should be placed IL his situation, (S hch is not at
all impossible, al Ne b',he daily, and frequer thy
60 far out from the shOrel would We not thin
Il hard IL we were g0gg,d and threatened with
death II we did not turn traitors to our friends,
fhink that Gen. Bragg will express his ndigna-
ti0n at the bad manner in which the prisoner was
treated, and, II possible, he will redress his in
jury. I admired tn prisoner; be seemed 10 feel
no fear Of foes death. " ben clothes were given
him, he said that " be ever lived to get back he
would return theiI equivaIsrit In money. When
told that he would be shot il he did not answer
the questions put to him, he told Gregory to shoot
hin IL he chose; that one DEAN was all a soldier
could die At one time he was hig bly, insulted at
the treatment, and even prepared to spit upon the
insoleat man who dared to try 20 force him to be-
tray his friends Such men are rarely found, and
when they are found their courage should con-
mand respsct even from their enemies
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EsE-NvTIiH TIE SF k6ESSUtAs st MAIk LINZ
dE1sssaaE and PROviiDENCs.H Fuif Fur R aonN

TONcInl.nd Route-Ths s'ortest and most d.
rect-CarIy the Eastern Mail,
The steamer PLY MnUTH ROCK, Capt. J. C
Geer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt ]. w,
Williams, in connection With the StOniugt and
Providense, and Bos on and Providence Railroads
leaving New York daily, Sundays exoep pied, from
eis5 No 10 North R.Vsr cts O'Clock P. NJ, and
he Mai T,sin WHICH leaves Boston t 50 p. Nj.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York
Mohday, Wednesday, and Friday. From Gro
'oPEh5 . I'D sdH, rShTSWJ,d.y And SATURDAY
THs,dsy Thursday, and Saturday. From Groton
faSsngers from GrotOn pToosed per railroad to
Providence sad Boston, In the Express Mail
Train, reaching said place In advance of those by
Other routes, and in smole time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer it,, remain on board the
seameI, enjoy nights rest undisturbed. break
fast II desired, and leave Groton In the lis A. M
Iriin, connecting at Providence with Shs 20
Fsrs fro.n fIovtd to Newport, Fifty cents
~, a baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train cash way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Frsirht,
sppy on board the steamer, or at the Freirh t
3hes, Pier 10 North River, or at the Once Of
lhhd street. New Y Ork, Feb %, 1851,
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