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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-16

Commission Merchaats g. GeHtrqL .4geats
Eis South Fourth street, Below Chestnut iIiio
u For our integrity and ability nfl our engage
menus we neg 10 refer you to the following we'll known
gentlemen and business firms
TX. Gov. Kansas, WestaIOiciand, Pa.
ralineI Richardson a. Co. Jewellers, Philadelphia.
II. A. Warne, Esq
VIM. A. Gray, Esq,
Messrs. kemmuTcr & Moore, Water St below Arch 9,
Messrs Pratt Reuh, Fith aud Market Streets Phila
J. q Fuller, Esq, JrwrlltT, {"
VI. Ward, Esl. Publisher of Fashions &c
NJ. II. Horne, Catasuqua flank
Hon. l.. NJ Bursun, Eureka, California
stplemDeT 3, lslO- l4nI.
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EVANS & WATSON,


Fire Safes in frS. AL came out right; ~ith
tents in rood condition.
The salanander Safes of Philadelphia against the
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"A TAROUGH TICKET TO CALIFORNIA;
c. S. COLBERT & CO.'S.
Fifth Grand Quarterly Distribution
II 100, 600 Articles Worth 5000


(WHICH will be sold for 100 600 the purchaser Of
w our ~ GOLDEN PENS AT 30 Crs. PlR BON.
Golden Pen the best used, and warranted
corrode in any ink Every business man and
r6fDMlIgn OF i0b0oD hfticrs will be distributed
among our patrons at 500 each and need not b. pn Tor
unH we inform the purchaser which Of the following
articles we VIII sell HIM tor SlOO and then IS optional
whether lie sends the DOLLAR and takes the GOODS or
not W All Goods can be returned ut expense with.
IN ten days after the purchaser Receives them (urss
they are satisfactory and the Money wiil be refiadcd
List of Goods Included in the Distribution
iianos, Cold Hunting Cascd Watches, Gold Watches,
Ladies silver Watches, Guard, Vest Chutulan cha
Cameo Brooches, Mosaic and Jet ErUoulIcs Lava and
floentine Brooches Coral Emerald and Upal Bruocic
Cameo EarDrops, Mosaic aud jet Ear. Drops Lava ana
Floren'ne tor.Drops, Coral Ear Drops Emerald aud
opal Ear'Drops handsome seal Rings, Mosaic and a
,aG0 braceets Gents reastPins, Watch Keys Fob ana
Ribbon Slides Sets of Bosom Studs sleeve Buttons Plain
Kings stone and Set Rings Sets Ladies Jewelry Can
Ion Grape Shawls, MUusselIne de Laines Jhaies
French and American Laws, Bcreges, POpiius French
Cacoes ana other Ladies Dress Goods in great variety
together with Head Dresses tabus Fancy Fans ana IN
fact almost every description OF GOODS usually found m
hrsl class Dry Good stores.
PL~7N. OF DLSIRiBUTIO.T
Highest Premium 100 Dollars, Lowest Premium 50 90
The articles are numbered, and Certificates stating what
We M sell each person iur one dullaI placed in
sealed Envelopes. with Decimal arrangement of Pre-
mus 50 that IN each Hundred Certificates there is one
fora
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PL.4N OF DLSTRTB UTYO.N.
G OF D w a Il G II ,

And there Will also be splendid Premium in each ten
CerlihcAtes Ladies, ifyOu desire fine Shawl or Dress
rattr or beautiful article Of JeweTy eutloses us 80
Cents Tor Box Of the Golden Pens aud we " III send
you Certlncate winch may enable you procure II for
81 receipt of 30 Cents will send you one Box of
our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice of the article which
We sell for 81
9sU~ Il r. Y NJ s. IN
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EVANS IL WATSON

sALAMANDER SAFES, RE.
10 30l Chestnut Street,
qJOue third Phiiddeiphia, have ON
and n large assortment Of Fire
Thief proof Salamandcr Safes.
lso, iron doors, for banks aud
stores, iron shutters iron sash, all
makes Of locks equal TO any made
, 1861-09-12

WANTED-A boy who under
country. Good wagt 8 and stea6y work For part,cu-
lars Call at s. r ROUNDS -36 State str 4et s.sxSt
, 1861-09-12

The vote taken il the Kentucky House Of
Representatives, yesterday, on the reSo]u-
ton directing Gov. Magotfin to issue his
proclamation warning the rebel troops of
:1e soil Of the State, may be considered de-
eisiYe 8: the part which that noble Com
nonweal1h viii take in the coming strife.
The vote was 76 against 20--the whole
runber of members in the full House being
100. l. motion to direct the Governor to
warn of the soldiers Of the Union also,
was promptly voted down. It is thus
shown that the Ltionists, Of the 10 Holt
and Gen. Anderson stripe, have 8 majority
o1 three to one in the Legislature, and that
1isey are prepared 10 meet all the response
lilities OF the occasion.
The following are the resolutions adopt
&C, IS we find then in the Cincinnati CT
@<-te Of yesterday:
Etso'rea, ThGt KentpcEy'e peace and neutrality
h.yt tt1 wa1tolllE violated, hec soil has been u-
,adsd. The ri=t= Of her citizens aaye been grossly
!. t.if seE - the soc.-1.d Southern Confederate
fn-ces. THIS Las been dine Withou. cause 1here-
Iore.
Bt Il Eeso2yed By he General Assembly of the
AtfIFtFEeuif5s ~ AtHt NAY. 1 Ahe I'LL 0UhtIllGt
hc requested to ca! out the military force Of the
r;Et: % tspe and drive cut the invaders.
L, selged That the United States be Invoked to
give that aid sld assistance, that protection
eIAiret irvlsic11. which is granted to each one o
:tr States bE the fourth SECTION 81 the fourth arti
o!s Of 1he conztitu;ion n q TIE United States: -
IN it Aeren. rtaEt-teG to srte. Immediately apo.
its active discharge 81 lis duiiea in this military
G1s!1iet
Efs'ired. That we a1peAs to she people ef Ken
.i.s 1T, ry the tics Of patriotism aud Eoacr, b!
TIE ties Of cenuoa i.4.ereet and common dsfense
f,y The r,ratDh-aActs Of the past ard by tht
tt,es ci future uaticna1 existence. TO assist i,
tss':,!licg hIG drty:Is cut the waatoE y1olator
ni uCt peace AID neutrality, Ihe laWless iuvad
z..l
, 1861-09-12
SK KRNHKM NEAR CHAIN BRIDGE

4 lively skiTmish took place yesterday
near the Chain Bridge, above Georgetown,
between a detachment {1,7750 strong) OF
Gen. Kings brigade, and Tebel force
whose strength is not ascertained. 1t ap-
pears that o1r detachment were making a
Reconnaissance near LewinsTille, Whlch is
four or five miles southwest Of Chain
Bridge. 4 rebel battery opened on them,
which was promptly responded to. Gen,
McCau's Pennsylvania brigade immediate.
i hurried over 10 the scene, but the rebels
were driven back before these reinforce
Eents ayrired,
One Of our dispatches, though not thu
latest, says it is believed IN Washineto,
that the fight will be renewed this morn
, 1861-09-12

4 OR SALE A first rate Power
l. Corn Shelter: cap scIty from 500 90 bushels
psr day viii bs sold oe, 9X aeplytnE soon. to BED
Water street. ee!2.13t
, 1861-09-12
FROM ST. EHR.

SlsPeeAl Dispatch to the Chicago Trssane.l
ST. Louis, Sept. II.
Intelligence has reached this city to tbs
effect that Gen. PEica has left Osceola, and Ia
moving northxhrd. When laat heard from
he had cahped FOR the night at Clinton, in
Henry county. It is thought by some that
Lexington is lis destination, Waile others
deem the movement in that direction to be
only. feint, ard that Jefferson City is the
real point at which he is aiming.
Nothing now tonight from Springfield OF
Northern Missouri
With view to the health and comfort Of
the troops in this vicinity, Gen. Fremont has
appointed Sanitary Commission to carry out
various reforms and regulations. The Com
mission consists Of Messrs. jos. E. Yeatman,
C. s. Gree]Y, DR.. ]. 3. johnson, Geo Port.
nago, snd Rev. VIM. G. Elliott, ail veil known
and highly respected citizens.
Quarte1naster NcKinstry has issued . spe
cial order, directing subordinates in his De
partment to make purchases only Of those
whose loyalty is well known or can be satis
facto1i1y proven This order meets with muc}
favor en- the psrt Of our loyal merchants.
The city is remarkably quiet and orderly
never mere SO.
, 1861-09-12

~ays stood up for the ULion, with his sar.
Sssm S aud logic, would make them withe1
but not her shame. Peace be to theiF ash.
es. "a voice-"Fremont?''l Fremont!
Yes; doing his duty Ike soldier. [Tremen-
supported him as politician; but support
him % General. And God speed him I
Lave no doubt he will do his full duty; and If
he does will labor increasingly to stay up his
lands, and cheer him up IN bis discharge OF
d1ty, ! shall inquire no man nan's politics p. now W
nat:ons honor. And be whc does not, I
| hold to be no pa riot, no Democrat, no
honest mxn. a voice: A to1y,"] Worse
| than q tory; . traitor. No; our Ship Of
| siate-happily exemplifed here to-day,
the nb boatoai1de1s ,a q I.Aaes ~altough sha hss
been arrested in her successful course, let Us
all rsl1v around her. not fnquifing who Is In
| command, whether it be Lincoln or jackson,
Republican CT Democrat, who are the crew,
but seeing it Is our ship, under our dag, pre-
serve it, whether 1t be called by the one Or the
let ue 60 On board, let her be manned, weigh
anchor, hoist all saii, cut hE loose, fet heR
steer into the broad ocean, to cruise On this
crest Grand Of msFcY-she freedom Of sn211-
sea undet hessen-canying peace and good
viii to al men. Let her
.sail On into the sea, o ehip!. a.,
Through winds and waves right onward steel "
~, ny How citizens, let us ~ deEote oaf.
eelses to the service Of cur country. Amer.
Every one ean DO something n his sphere.
For myself, AN enlisted for thas Free4 Har-
rsRe how it may-te1minxse how It viii: Give
me poverty, stripes and chaios, give mo shame,
give ne destatnfion, give me want, give me
aeject misery and distress, give me beaeave'
ment, let my heart be wTuag with every emo.
tion that can sgonize and torture man, make
NE wanderer In the earth, and Eiye me m
igpohle texsa ufAsf than permit my country
be zone, in the langn sge Of Esnmet, would
raze every touse, busn every blade Of graas
and the Inst e0trenehmsnt Of Liberty ahall be
ny gnyeI No, my fe1iow-citizens, let oul
wa,chword be, our eoantg, cur beloved coun
iry! And1 Will e1c1aim NTH ron, tEOh, mi
county, may God protect hsr hon eyil T
| I1nmaass cheering from thesadlaace Of taa
thousand, xAo h<aheoasae hIlsd WItA tae ssn
:imekts ef the sa,uecA. greetea HI, Dlckiaaos
: | u he retirea.]
, 1861-09-12

ST. LOUIS; Sept. u-Aeting Quarter Master
Gen. hcKinstry has Issued orders torbidding
all ohce1s, agents, or other employees in the
Qusrter Masters Department, and all con
tractors with said department, in any way
dealing with persons not known to be Loyal
to the G. s. Government, and all officers,
agents, employees, and contractors are
directed to use the utmost vigilance
to prevent the disbursement OF
money for the benefit Of its enemies. Mrs.
Wa1len and free colored woman named Han
nah Courtney, were arrested yesterday for
selling poisoned peaches to the soldiers at
Camp Benton.
Gov Gamble returned home last night
The Republican learns thst his mission to
Washington was to get money snd arms to
enable him to fit out fhe State troops enrolled
urder his proclamation In which be was entirs-
Il successful Money will be placed to his credit
in the sab-treasury and arms Will: be forwarded
as fast as possible. The Governor had no 9TH
er object in visiting Washington than to pro-
vide means to secure the peace ofthe State, by
aiming her OWE citizens, and all reports III the
newspapers of his interference in other mat
ters are untrue.
, 1861-09-12

"ANTED-To purchase lot for
without house on 1t in tie West Division south OF
Lake street north of jackson street, west Of Enoa
staring exact lecatlon and lowest cash priee A!so,
lest faDH.
, 1861-09-12

sToxpaToN, Ct, Sept ll.-Collector PALM
er Of Stonington, has this day seized, in his
district, the bark CoEi1o, from y. z, Captain
Washington. The schooner f. Fomler Of
Mystic, Capt Eldrtdge, was also seized on the
9Th inst. Both yeese1s were taken under the
confscation act,
, 1861-09-12


cast 70 pcison the mind Of the country and
urge on the rebellion. How much mere should
they be arrested: I approve Of every act Of
the President would approve OF more if he
! Let US SEE what this Convention says about
this very matter, for their views are important,
/ as Ih2ye stCWl;
Eesoleed, That while we admit the necessity Of
| su1zniary processes and martial law among ineur
| gent Fopulat1on 1.-The grammar te their own.1 aud
I within the lines Of military operations, protest
| agains: the doctrine that any power except the
entstives Of the people can suspend TIE writ
Of hAbeas corpus for civil offences. 1How if theee
| edtnsee aze committed when Congress IS not In
| sefE.on:] We protest against the assumption Of
The Executive power to establish system Df pass-
ports; against the right OF the Government to Of
| sanize fsEteus Of State Police: against the o.,
f1Enptien of = ihe Federal Kxecunve te repress tn
lie civi Hibenals; I'D thats da.lly, We protest.
rage that the States derive their anthority from
tha Federal Government president Lincoln has
rever claimed ANYTHING Of The Etnd1, sabsertiEe
Of the fundamental doctrine Of American liberty.
Nov 1WupoBe to compromise Laughter +
| tbat President Lincoln has the right to sns.
| PEND the habeas corpus as long 40 It takes to
read that foggy resolution and undezstRnd tt.
EGreat laugGter'l As the schoolboy said, Il
Is pretty considerably difficult to understand
IDEAS which one is not possessed of Not
| Eitbstandipg, peradventure, undoubtedly maJ
be SO, guess It is." Most certainly Laugh
tel Now I hare read President Lneoln't
met tssges carefully y-and he does not say, SO fa1
as have seep, that the States der1xe their Pow
e.z frcm the Feders1 Government Hhe de, b.
is in error. Thxt resolution i remarsao q
apy rate, for It's length and its fogginesgs s. ant M
obfukcation. 1t is Us clear as mudl IheFs
can be NO doubt tAss ths rights. of the Exsca
tire, and of tie people, will be understood
| here&fter-no mhster whether they were De
lore. It il very we'll that that Resolution
came into the Conyeation as it did. The mem
bezs were dry and PaEched for the lack Q
seme stream OF living doctrine, when TIL!
ed this refteslfing, constitutloaal vell-sps3ne
to gladden. them Is did the wate1 Of old til
wandering :ribee ct Israel But Ill this death
bed reptLtance is too late
You will rember few YeArs slnce, whe,
Louis Philippe, with his stealthy nsurpstoe
finally ranged his euns ~ thtt they woal
II marCp the city of Paris, &ad relied apon hi
1aiEta1y arm to sustain himself md hia f%zni&
| IS the house Of 0Eieans through III timas
Of sudden commenced one Of those revolt
, 1861-09-12

7s:,nsT :,ksssT OF TEE NEGRO sHELDoH.-The
,eeetrn e9Asa ess Seatine, Of Wednesday, says the
asfr r2asi!aon vas srrested Monday night, or
hr ne, 41.sos5 @5 morning, out near Haakeeha
5s.rrrsts1I sno were sent alter bim. he resisted
~ snd = s oas vas overcome and broaght
The County Court a55ourns5 ~ de ID d aIIoy ?an tst
gnaFa .he sss of the eeurt :oon. md ID extsr. e.
Mve WeRAfatious are being m.de r. defe~a
the jaa from a1J sttempt ef saothas nnh
, 1861-09-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbane.1
WAsHxeros, Sept II, 1851.
a body Of 1,75e men, detachments from the
10th Indiana, the 5th and 9th Wisconsin, I'd
and Sd Vermont, 9Th Maine, 10Th New York,
and John Cochrana's Chasseurs, being several
Of the regiments which form the advance
corps Of our lines on the right wing beyond
Chain Bridge, with cavalry, and section Of
artillery, made Reconnaissance in force be-
yond Lewineville, this morning. On their r.
turn they were fired upon from the woods By
four pieces Of artillery, supported by cavalry
and infantry. Two pieces responded, and the
accommodating fcrce being reinforced held its
own and drove the enemy back, and now hold
the position.
Several were 1amed and wounded, two OF
them Indians men. The Indiana regiment
behaved splendidly. The objects OF the re.
connisance were completely accomplished.
Subsequently Chain Bridge was crossed by
Gen. McCalrs Pennsylvania regiments and
cavalry.
There is crest excitement in town, and ths
widest rumors prevail, One story is that ths
reconniteriDg party made a stand against ni1t
hundred cavalry, sent for reinforcemen*s, ant
took them prisoners.
t Csnnonading was heard for nearly an hour
! and tbs community were further distracted
| By the salute st TIE Navy Yard to Govsruo
| Curtin.
, 1861-09-12

New YoRK-. Sept. u.-rhree race horses,
1oaf Sta I 1y Es1s rsbe si@a IN
John " An2e1aon, the traitor from Proyi-
dence, was sent to Fort Lafayette
The Fhsfs dispatch says Stat Howard, the
nominee for Governor Of MARYLAND, is the
official reporter Of the Supreme Court. and Is
a rank seceseionist.
It is expected that the Maryland Legisla-
ture will pass secession ordinance next
week.
General Butler IL safd to be making arrange
ments for another expedition.
A cavalry regiment is offered from Iowa,
each member volunteering to furnish his
horse and equipments.
, 1861-09-12

HUszxwE11, Nc, Sept. 10.-Gen. Pope's
command marched after the rebels under
Green. Sunday night, and at daylight on Mon
day reached their camp; but Green, having
received notice Of the approach Of our
tered in every direction, leaving much
baggage, provisions and forage and the public
property captured at Shelbina GREEN'S force
numbered shout three thousand, and Gen.
Pope's troops having made forced march Of
tw enty three miles, they were unable to pur-
sue him. At the latest accounts 1t was
understood that the bulk Of Green's band
had crossed the North Missouri Railroad, and
were making for the woods in Charlton ceun
ty. Gen. Pope followed in pursuit with the
18th Illinois and 3rd Iowa Regiments, after
gng them eM h9a1 tps,s TT n1 Getn i
uyertaking him.
, 1861-09-12

THE MEMBERS OF VIM. B.
l. WARREN LODGE 10 4. F AND 4 M:-You
sre here By summoned - appear at -tfef hau In Ms
song Temple, on Saturday evznng. 6ept- II. 1ss at
ocleek By ordS1 Of v: II
sel2geG2st FRANK W. WENTWORTH Eec'y.
, 1861-09-12

BuR1Ma1on, N. J., Sept. u-Col Jas. ".
Wall, OF this city, Was arrested this afternoon
by the g. 8, MazAhAl, md taken towards New
York. The arrest OF Col. Wall has produced
almost intense feeling Of excitement among
the people, as he has bean = leading man
among them Tor many yeazs.:
, 1861-09-12

FORT MONROE, Sept 10.-Ths appointment
Of Gen. Reynolds to the chief command at
Hatteras gives entire satisfaction at Old Point
Vigorous measures are being taken for fit
ting out expeditions from Old Point to the
Southern Ports under Gen. Wool's command.
The army here Is attaining good degree Of
diecipltLe, and the troops axe impatient to
meet tho enemy.
, 1861-09-12

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1l-Resolutions Of the
strongest Union character were presented,
calling all offezs Of peace treason until the
rebels laid down their arms. The nomina-
tons are not yet msde. It IL thought they
will unite with the Republican Convention
In the choice Of candidates.
, 1861-09-12
Re ported Captures by the Pirate Sum.

RepO4t&0 E&fkNY&B ~ 346 F1fxk9 SuEs9s
tex
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1-Capt. Newman, of
the Brig Ocean Bird, at Hamilton, Bermuda,
Sept. 7th, states that the pirate Sumter cap-
GUS m Il to The isth nit-. which had Quilted frini-
dad tor Northern States.
The above is from this evenings Express and
is doubtful, as our adyices from Trinidad,
published yesterday, reported the pirate at
Trinidad On the 10th, no mention being made
Of such important captures.
, 1861-09-12
The Elfalejohn-o1eeKsy LInsd sum.
Especial Dispatch to The H. T. Tdhx1a1
PV1AhK1, pSwexo Co. n. r. 8epf. 9. 11lkl.

At the opening Of Court th3e Afternoon. the
defendants list Of Witnesses In The caaa at Lit
t1e3oha against Greeley WIS ea1lad, and On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Allen, counsel for defendant. N
attachment was ordered agzinst the non.aa-
swexin& Witnesses, Viz: Geo. Law, Thnrlow
Weed. James B: Taylor, Frederick 4. Conk-
teed, John Kef1, Hugh j. H,ssings aud jn1u
Butlez, Jr. When The case was called On the
calendar, Nh. Grant for the defendant sRrgeet-
ed that it lad better be put off until to-mor-
row, MS the absent Witnesses would probably
ar1i1e BY this evenings train, which might
suit the convenience Of all parties. The
Foster and Mess1s Marsh and Webb appeared
tor plaintiff Meesrs, GEa0tcand Allen Of o.
weSo and J: 7. Williams Of New York, for the
defendant. MeasrR John E. Porter md Peter
CaRger, aleo eouufel for the defendant, vii
asrlye By the evening train.
, 1861-09-12
nnMofe4 ReAtEn&tAoR' Il Hon. WM.
ANp1e4QAe.-

Bosrox, Sept, ct Is s&id that the Hon,
WIZ, Appleton, member Of CONGRESS from
Boston, viii ahoftly resign, owing to II
health. 49,:
, 1861-09-12

r 0sp- Frew.o9t his now andcr his CON,
us3a between st1ty saa se4anty thonsszd
men, including those in Kaasaa nd 1t Oairo
and vieiaity. He should h14e1t least 1aa, ,00
, 1861-09-12

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Sept 1.-THE gun-
boat KeaxesIgo was 1amched at tho Navy
Yard to day, and has been placed in TIN float
iuR dry dock to be coppefad
, 1861-09-12

,OswBso, Sept. u-The Prince Napoleon,
sceanpanied By hiR vita, paaaed .tbroNkA Or:
weks 6Et night, "a bis way down ho Lake TO-
the Thaueaad Isl8 I'D the st. IAWrenca
, 1861-09-12

Gene - 1A4& A&48xS<&4k
RA1r1noxx, SeYk 1i.-0rdesa hx1e been Re.
ceived to REMOVE NAzshal K1oe to Eort La-
hYekte. .
, 1861-09-12

Hexr Xo1k 1Ab0h1kenA: CA1aVNAt4A0a
sxRAousx, SEPT, ia Fesaln4ioA VIA atfr-
I'd 10 unfte with he Peoples Cu3vent3ou,
ana both pnits On Anznizatta1s. bit wee hid
HE tAhle 10 sAke ths IegaaaE seunsa st buA-
, 1861-09-12
FROM CAIRO

;Spee;al Ccr-cspo-ds1ce Of the Chicago Tsihuac.1
CAIRO, Sept. 10Th, 1861.
Tic day Is briets ening. eoon every cloud
that has heretofore ohecu1ed the patriots Vi
sion vii he disre7is5 By The victorious shout
oi the Army ot the West. Every day reveals
scme iEport@ut feature In the approaching
crisis. Net cr:y aE7 TIE operations OF our
eEr army Of urusaal interest, but the foe
pst nsrroKiy 1lriaed from rs, ia sbusily
erEage.i 10 meet the issue.
Standing Ltr5, aa Observer Of the Important
sc.ne which meeIs the eye in all directions,
there Is 10 Doubling the fact that the time
hat 1o71e whc1 iAs forces OF the Mississippi
Valley VII sppear. dIyes*ed Of that letharEy
which les se<asd TO r5Tyade them foz few
uo.1ns past, On the glorious and msyhap
hluedv f-id Of battle.
with every returning Gay comes boat after
bcst loaded with troops for this point. 1es-
te.day the 4r.zc1s brought the 'tBlcody
Nineteenth from Cape Girardeau, which
pci1t they rescued a few days ago. after IA
1gclrg and troublesome march from Eonton,
30, They are TOW enca rped on Kentucky
sc:i, yes sscred soil, st the new camp iume-
diAteay ac-css She river from this place. FroG
tte position they no" occupy, can be seen the
-.be. battery On Island No l, four miles below
tkis point They can now see the enemj,
which they crsnAider half the battle The
lows secoEd also srzived yesterday on the
Eteamer Wisconsin, and are now at Birds
Point,
Still, later il the day the Aseck Scott came
down With the 22i Indiana, and the 2s:h LII
ncis, Lieut. Col Waterz, which latter regi
msnt, for some time past has been stationed
3. ThebeE in this county. The troops xere ais6
anded at the Point Last evening the Louisi
aaa arrived, having eight companies OF th
9Th Iowa, that. Ct lite hpar last night, wez
yet Upon the hcas at the Cairo landing.
The g1n-5oat Conestoga brought in th
p1izes from tie Tennessee river yesterday
consisting OF the steamers Jefferson, Jne
Gait, and another dinlIuutiye specimen {
steamboat architecture, said to be the p7ope
II OF john Bsu Of Tennessee Tbs two lste
succeed il landing their cargo before the
se;zure: but the Jefferson was less fortunate
and her cargo, consisting Of tobacco, Was s.
cured with the beat.
4 German cavalry company, which I vi
info: med VICE IRON Adams county, arrived |
la1 d, ard went to the camp upon the Ke
tucly sho1e-Caup Hot
Lincoln Regiment.
Th:s regiment has st length been orders
into emp ut Geaeya, Kane county. AID troo
ere new beginning to arrive. There hiss be-
come confusion in the orders from the II
Department. in relasion to the acceptance
this regiment, which .ss caused de1ay in
cresrjzaticn. But final orders were recsiv
, 1861-09-12

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