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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

+ NINE. PArrERsos's CAUTION An incident in
connection with the Bonaparte. Patterson trial
has excited some remark in Paris Nine. Pat
terson, coming to France, did not bring with
her all the papers which sustained her case, fol
fear they might bo stolen. Some she left be.
hind; while those she brought she bad sewed
into garments which never quilted her person,
This indirect imputation upon the honor Of her
opponents andthe French police, excited SEN
timent of indignation which has found express
sion in various ways. Even her lawyer, M
Berger, spoke Of approximations Of bis client'
ss illusory and i'll founded, while the defence
made use of the fact to throw doubt upon th'
authenticity of the certified duplicates present
ed to the court. trrsr i.-er,...
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the psisulling Republican State Treasurer Q
,ir,s san Michigan. % sg5sam

Tho Lansing correspondent Of the Detroit
Free Press, under date ofthe 9th inst, says:
y The formal finding Of the Board Of State Au.
ditors In their settlement with Mckinney was
TO day completed and signed, o copy Of which is
hereto annexed. There is now NO, longer any
doubt that Mckinney is defauIter. He ls not
only defaulter In the sum Of SIS, ,26O 81, but
he has actually stolen from the treasury the
further sum Of SCI, $3.50 30, being the amount he
is known to have received during bis term OF
Office which he has utterly failed TO enter on the
books Of his Office, making the total sum Of
$6l ,64l 90 This IL the amount In which he 10
knosn to be defaulter. The SUM Of SCI, $50
80 came casually 10 the knowledge OF the Board,
How much more Of a similar character be may
have stolen, which has not yet been discov-
cred, is OF course unknown II may be ma
my thousands OF dollars, and II may be but a
i. r | W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

The Senate Of the Italian ParIiameut sitting
q. Tsrln has passed. bya vote Of l2s to ?, tho
project Of law granting the title Of King of
Italy TO yIcroR EMANuEL and his descendants.- =
Previous to the taking Of the vote, Count Ca
youa sead. in sitting Of the Senate, the follow.
Ink explapation, relative to the project Of giving
the title of King OF Italy to yICroR EMANUEL:
MxsmKuRs srskrruRs.-The marvellous even's Of the
last years have, through series OF unexpected sue
cess assembled In State aluost all the scattered
members Of the nation To prlncipaties 80 different
from one another and often mutually hostile through
dvergency Of views and political eouncs has at lengn
succeeded unity Of the solid bAsis OF the
national monarchy. The Kingdom OF Italy is now q
fact This fact must affirm before the Italian people
and Europe. BY tho order OF HIS Majesty, and upon e
advice Of the Council OF Ministers, have the honor
then to present to the Senate measures by which The
King our august sovereign, takes for himself and h
successor the title OF the King OF Italy. ! si.f' !
iested in thousand ways Parliament on the soiemI
day OF the Royal sitting with the enthusiasm OF gra
tude and affection saued Victor Emanuel the secono
King Of Italy The Senate will be happy to be hrs
give PROMPT sanction TO the wishes u every italian
and to salute with title the noble dynasty born
Italy, illustous by eight centuries Of glory and virtue
which has been rsseIysa ~ Isne ma sr
mnating the era OF italian divisions. By your vote
gentlemen, you will put an end to the recoeetons
provincial l1ealousies ana you viii Wre the
a new national history. a srfo,.s
So far as accounts reach us, great unanimit!
seems to prevail in the couucils Of the new
Italian government. The only uncertainty tha
seems to throw gloom over the future, is tn
perplexlng question-What should be done wit
the Pope7 The current Of opinion In thi
country, where, perhaps, with some, "the wis
is father to the thought" is that NAPoLRo
will shortly withdraw the French troops from
Rome, and leave the new Italian government
deal with the 'patrimony Of St. Peter as itse'
st. But from the proposed address of the Frenc
Senate to the Emperor, which VIC print else
where in this paper. there would seem to
: some doubt whether France will suddenly e
lnquish the guardianship Of the Holy Fathe
At all events, the proposed coronation Of VIZ
Ton EMANuEL at Rome will be likely to stir I
: internal strife in Italy, if 1t does net involve
controversy with one or more foreign powers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

The people of Virginia must now realize the humatinl
and alarming fact that they living under Black Re
publican Iue the rule Of men who "sould as soon see
conagration sweep the land an earthquake sinE
it," as to protect the STAKEHOLDER In his right OF property
Richmond Enquirer.
Had the seeded States remained in the Union, the
Republican Executive would have been powerlts.- =
with both Houses Of Congress and the Judiciary poti-
cay opposed to him. Of his could have been
adopted without their sanction. War would not have
threatened the country business wond not have been
there would have been no interruption Of com
merce the Cotton states would not have been burdenet
with taxes aud high rates Of postage with diminished
mail facities neither would have received the hum
isiing sympathes Of foreign powen,-N l. Journal o
Commerce. f
The above extract from the Richmond Ea
quSer,1 with the comments Of the Journal o
Commerce, Is very suggestive. Both Of, these
journals struggled with all their energy to bring
about the very state of affairs which is de
plored by them, but which Is attributed now By
the Journal OF Commerce to the conduct Of the
seeding States. The ultras Of the South arr
Just as bad as the Abolitionists Of tho North.--
We know of no difference. They are alike dis
turbers Of the public peace, aud eaemie Of tn
| Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
Tn. Peace Policy Of the Admipisna.isn

The evacuation of Fort Sumter is dwelt
upon as conclusive evidence that the Republic
can Administration designs to pursue peace
policy, and not one of coercion. But the evac
uation is justified solely on the ground Of "mil-
itary necessity" plainly intimating that where
no such necessity exists, the opposite course will
be pursued.
Admitting, however, that the Administration
does intend to pursue peace policy, as it il
called, what will 1t avail7 It win not save the
Union, or prevent the country from being in
volved in bankruptcy and ruin. Il will moi
bring back into the Union the States that hay,
gone out, or prevent others from going out
Nothing could be more contemplate in the eye:
Of even Union men at the South than an Admin
istration that has neither the spirit to sustain
itself by adhering to the principles by which i
obtained power, nor the manliness to propos,
honorable terms for the adjustment Of our na
tional controversy. y ua
Certain States have placed themselves In an
attitude of defiance ald resistance, and have or
ganizsd an Independent government. Suppose
the Administration meekly says to them-''W'
have no terms Of ofreconcilistion to offer-we will
agree to none-but we won't fight you; we arr
opposed to 'coercion;' we want peace, and no,
war" What does this amount to but virtual
and practical acknowledgment Of the right Of
secession and Of the Independence Of the Con-
federate states1 Where will this boasted peac,
policy without compromise end, but in the tOta
and final destruction of the American pnion2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
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Ths Original and Best in the worldi
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
ifyou wish TO escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without injury to
Hair or Skin.
EIRTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bee
awarded to VIM A. Bachelor since $780, and oversoOO
applications have been made to the Hair OF his patrons
Of his famous dyes 0aivEu tfarnfe~fg ToU
WIN. A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces col
or not to be distinguished from nature, and Is warranted
to inure in the least however long tmay be cOntn
ued, and the III effects OF Bad Dyes remeded; the Hair
invgorated for life BY this splendid Dye.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United State.
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. "fNHl
TThe Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each box Of WILLIAM
A. BATOHEL0R, Address
CHARLES BATCHEL0R, Proprietor,
jy12-wlv ,10iLt 81 Barclay street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

|. ." D| "|lN1TI|"
The next perplezing pfacliaaI question which
the new AdmiDislraticn has TO deal with, ishQW
10 execute the new tariff law, which goes into
operation in q couple of -wesks. Aside rom
the intricate questions which arise as 70 the
construction to be given to different parts OF the
act, the President and Cabinet are met with the
yaa unsolyed, and perhaps, unsolyable problem
Of how to collect the revenue under u. ms
Question cannot be sshirked--it has tobe met
face TO face, and answered In q very briefperiod'
or the Administration win inaict a lasting
stigma upon itself and disgrace and ruin upon
the country 'g9lla Rhl3M
But why is the Administration placed in THU
frieh.ful dilemma, from which'it hardly seems
uossible for the most consummate statesman
ship to extricate It without such thorough an1
radical change in its policy as would annihiia''
lie as Republican Administrationf 1t is sim
ply because its supporters have strenuously re
fused, both In Congress aud out of II, to agre'
to any terms for the settlement Of our grea
national controversy. which would have rem
Iuereu tue auVehb VI tue ne" oo'e'A
harbinger of peace and union. Were 1t not to
this, all honest aud patriotic men would feel
strong sympathy for the embarrassments Of thos
now in power at Washington; but as 1t Is, the
and their followers and sycophants have pre-
pared the way for curses instead OF blessings
The Administration, it is said, will not coerce
it will agree to no compromise; what, then' wi
it do2 1t cannot collect the revenue, or execut
the Federal laws 10 large portion of the Unioi
IL will, from present appearances, do nothing
but suffer the Union and the country to 60
4 destruction together. The people may rise J
wrath and hurl it from power, after it has COT
pleted it's work Of ruin and desoiation Theft
ture is fearful to contemplate. ft- Els
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

Up Hon. SAMUEL GALLowAr was called sud-
denly to washington on Saturday, ostensibly to
help JoHn GRAHAM get the Columbus PostOftice,
bot, IN fact, TO leg for himself. A copy Of the
columbus Gassits Of May 4, 1860, containing o
scandalous article against WILLIAM H SEWARD
inths FepsyssioH Of which G4LLowAr was en-
.esged, would be an appropriate channel OF in
production to the State Department for GALLO
WAY, Grrrsra, g. Co., since they are now look
inxs % SEwxnD for positions. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

c.-.r..--v,.- r,o,..,,,, !, w.a,..a., .,.,,,,
sst ss5s hs annual expenses for the support Of our
~ ~ and
,als Loudly for rsfem In ihs matter Now, ne true
ssssrsi eve n yss @ past E ss ss ias on iie dollar vaa
and 4 ~ ss s7.1o q asss ~ S have
sonsno1s salusbis.
o.s "s sa's'n'o. hnd nothing si's . sl0si a001u
msecH Ms sDOye rom 'ae o0'umDus oa
sss q 'ns .'.a instant ina' paper = ,a's
sse'1ea y s''ssl 'n'esl,'y anu w0nasrlu' NJ
% 1' ~ s''o.' y = 'ns organ y 'no PFC,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

Tn N1nrs on THE New TEpHToRrys.--C Cob
yads ana Nsvade are Spanish words. Colorado
mfans' colored, generally reddish, and is The
name given TO several rivers In America Ne
uado means as white 40 snow. Daccfqh % a.
Indian word. Its meaning u prohabiy given u
me-. SchooIcrafs's great work cpfbo American
Indians.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
moFRAT,s LlrE pII.Ls.

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affections, piles rheumatism, feven and agues, obsa
nate head aches and all general arrangements OF health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy. Asnele trial will place the Le Pills beyopd
the reach decomposition in the estimation Of every pa
tlent. ,,,-,
DR.. MoHats Phmnix Bitters will be found equally ef
cacious In allcses Of nervous debility, dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident to females In delicate health
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs.
For sale BY DR.. W. B. MoFFAT, 3S5, Broadway, N. Y.
and by all Druggists. may2o-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

UNITED STATES MiNT.--Then deposits Of gold
at the United States Mint from all sources
for the month of February, amounted to So pa.
sl6, and from silver to $l53 1851. The total
Of gold and silver deposited, IS 39s,l77. Cop
per cents received in exchange for cents Of the
new issue, $l6 1856. The gold coinage in, the
same time was $4.435.0l6. The silver coinage
was Si2l 900. Gents coined. Sl2, 900. Total
number Of pieces coined, 2 2256l53. The tota
coinage at the mint in the months Of January
and February was SIS, III. .sl6. ~ 5rina
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

pThe pspers say that Gov. GaEIsER, ofiihe
Columbus Gasetis, is q candidate for Governor
Of New Mexico, and likely TO be appointed.
We do not know what our county auditor and
two Of the commissioners viii do for Demo-
cradle organ, should GREisKa leave the Gasene
He has claimed that he has received their pat
roasge because Of his Derascracy-and they
hare not denied the soft. imes nhment. Now
he is after an appointment as Governor of New
Mexico, and Is lusty, believing Republican Of
ths SEWARD stripe! That Is the shortest turn
GRxInR has made, and proves conclusively how
deyoid he is Of principle. He was outspoken
aud energetic for CHASE before the Chicago
Convention. and on the 4sh of May last, made
violent attack on Gov. SEWARD, because he
was In favor Of negro suffssge Now he seeks
an once that Is connected with the State De-
partment, and nobody is like SEwARD. Some
friend Of sEwAnD should send him the Colum-
bus 0asafs Of May 4, 1860, so that the secre.
Gary Of State could see what manner of man
this cakrEn d. OF truth he is beauty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

,925.g74,290

y The increase in the number Of stamps in four
years ffrom the first, after the passage Of the
law requiring prepayment by stamps) amount
ed to 75,572,000 stamps, and the increase In
their money value, adding to the receipts Of the
Department during that period Of four years,
the sum Of $l,95I,2l3 Is. 'e.l.s 'lH !, ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
Total .......... %.

Exclusive of public buildings, to which the
Federal Government has title. Much Of the
property is estimated at the original cost, its
value in Texas being much greater, and worth
to the State at least million and half Of dol
lars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
when ~ census Of 1850 was taken, there

- when the census Of lc0u was takens tnere
we're in the United States 7,475 miles Of com
petent railway Ia operation. The year 1861
dawus upon us with no less than 81 ,179 miles =
We have tins more than quadrupled the total
AstQnishing "a il may seem, the terrible panic
and benkrnplcy Of 1851, with The fearful disas,
ters and ruin 90 wide spread, and long etsgna-
tion thereon, produced no impression sufficient
70 prevent ous railway ptoersiu, for sincp that
psoic We haye built and pus 10 operation 8, ,7e9
milcs Of railroad. tt'ses' 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
GUERNSEY'S BALM

nENfOvES ND PREVENTS IN
IL, dammation and pain, and heals the worst burn,
sca brNse cut or feesh wound of any Kind, prevents
eNeIlinr and pain from bee rtngs, osquito bites and
poisonous plants, neuralgia rheumailsm, ague IN the
breast salt rheu, etc. When taken internally, will
positively cure Group IN children, and gives immediate
rellefinho wofDt case OF this terrible complant; also,
removes hoa5Aenes and tore thrcat. Price Is cents
bottle. should be IN every hcusc ~ For sale Drug
ssss - sole Proprietor, No. Spruce st., Nov foht
ocildstwlyis
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TO Consumprivcs.

The Advertiser having been restored to health In flew
weeks by very simple remedy, after havings ufereds
era years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumptionis anxious to make known tohis
fellow. sufferers the means Of cure. !,
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of prescrB
on used ree fcharge), with the directions for prepa
ing and using the same, which they will hnd SURE o.
for CONSUMPTION, AsrHmA. Bronchitis, 40. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription % to
benefit the afflicted and spread Information which hecon
ceives to bc Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
/ iETlfl7 ff Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
jeef sitsol sf. fT Kings County, New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

The suRREsDER in TExAs.-The San Anto.
MO fTexas) Herald of the 23d ulsimo says that
the following 10 q list Of the property given up
A.. Al a @ IA to IN a ar, TuSt0Oas Il. af no Hf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

EDrroR erATEsMAN -Plsase announce the name Of
JOHN JACOB HOFFMAN, as a candidate for the Office
Of Township Clerk, Of Montgomery Township.
mh5:u. tta MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE TO PRINTERS
OFFICE FOR SALE.

Z ~, OFFICE FOR SALE. a-l-
"A FIRST RATE NEWSPAPER AND
n lob Printing ONCE, located In Of the wealthiest
mineral and agricultural counties In the State Of
Missouri, with railroad and other facilities, apd
on the highway Of travel to California, Pixies
Peak and all the Western Territories. in a pleas.
antly situated and thriving county seat, and extensively
patronzed will be DISPOSED Of fo the low OF $500
1--we nun ired down. fve hundred the first Of Janu.
terest. The material Is all nearly new and Is we'll az
sorted. The Office pays about 0l0 year The paper
10 sDemocratic-would ray equally we'll independent OF
neutral; Is the official organ Of the county, &c. NJ
charge for good will. Title guaranteed. tll
H3Ror further particulars address
Az a tgsAa tN. DR.. 8. McEwEN,
Editor Press, Georgetown, Pettis Co.,, No. Z
marchl6 3td
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Sheriff's Sale.

?. s.,,,. T.sSs',, = .,,.. =. Superior Court
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FLEA.
Id to me directed from the Superior Court OF Franklin
county, Ohio will offer for sale IN the town Of New
bany al the store room OF q. W. Aien,a lot Of Dry
Goods and Notions levied on A. the property Of q W.
Allen; sale commencing on ATURDkY the 30h dny Of
March, A, D., 1851, At 10 o'clock A. n,
sk4 s% CIV huEbhAN, sheriff,
Prinier's fees, S5.5 &.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

The 0rszt GaincH Case Dsolsior u the IN
prens Court Of the United States 10 E4vor
Of Me-. General Gaines Points at Issue
and me ueplsion. #
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sPRING ELECTION

Mr.. TDIToR:-Pleaze announce A. o. KING as can !
date for Township Clerk subject to the decision ofthe
Democratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

Roberts q Samuel, N. D. MARBLE. J. n. Cook, J. NJ
Denig. q. Deng &sons, A. j.. schuecr Il Son, Agents
for Columbus. Ohio sItttI my1-dly
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THE MARKETS.
DAlLY REPORT.
OFF.oE Of THE DEMOCRAT A&D new 5
SATURDAY I've, Augu.i "a, lobI.

OFF.0E Of THE DEMOCRAT AsD AEwo,,
SATURDAY I've, Augu.i 81 iool.
The Wheat market Was meFe active today
with an upw4ri ,ealen.y. Flour i down again
T. the "a Ig!
In FINN 1T s36o@4.oo. Shipments $40
obls
wnEAr--Aetiye at l5a SOC. Receipts 5,22G bu.
>Aililents 25- bu.
BARLEY Ne. l6eg.2, Receipts l4q bu.
tuas.-.212e Receipts go bu. Shipments
30 w.
oATs- l21.e Receipt. rs bu. shipments 80
bu
osioAs Beginning 70 come in. We quote at
losl2I.c. neoeipts Ioo bu. shipments g. hu.
RETAIL MARKET.
BUTTER lo1l31-e Z II.
EG6s Luz Fl. a5c
PorAToss z bessl, sc
LIMA BEAss-l9c 4 quar-.
ArpLss Z re k, 2o@25c.
pnuarE CHIeksSs.-2-e = Yar.
s@r ,fn ratten
NEe oas, Aug. p.
FLorR-Narke- firm ans quiet
HHeAT-.arket lc lower.
b4RLsY- Q4iet
RYE-Qaiet and tirp.
eoRs.-le better. A A45c Mixed Western 53e
Yellow.
oArs.- 26a83 for Western
Aa. KY rIn at / !.
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From Fort Monroe.

F0RT MONROE. Aug =.
Gens W ool ANA Butler spent part OF to-day at
the hip Raps, experimenting WITH Sawyers gun.
The sec nj bell thrown burst in the Gone ierate
cemr. 1t ~ewalf'> Point bfea kn, DOWN dag
staff and catering The rebels like ctaf Ir9-
leier, which IAN ing tIooIs 1T the Point, pat
ba k T. NJ folk.
he steamer Seminole. from the blockade Of
Cha lestun. has rived. The Seminole oTousht
NJ a. a pflze, the schooner Alhion, formerly Will
nington pilot boat, from Corlinas. with a aTgo
.. su-tr, coffee fruits and cigars Wien aseQ
lie was under ritsh c9i4f@, AMI the calta;n aud
nearl, all hant. were drunk. She had run the
blockade IF Wilmington The seminole has also
overhauied several ve-sels shtwing . sIsn eoier>
she spoke the ale. last night. She viii coal
ard unier.oIenairs ~ Od Point. The blo"ksd-
ing squadron of Charleston nc onssts ot the Roam
oke and Nandaia.
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LATEST NEWS
R4 The Maiks.
Important from Missouri.

Special Dispatch 10 the Chicago. Tribune.
ST. Louis, Aug %.
Col Nyman, commanding the forces at kolla,
arrived to-nig train, and epotts the ioile W
Ing important facts
Yesterday his runners returned and rercr.e
that tley found seye' thousand rebels at Bolivar.
AT sedalia there were six hundred. These were
advance guards ot NcCuiiochs army, which is
marching a. rapidly as possible upon Jefe SOD
City.
Il is asoertaiued to a certainty that the state
TROOPS siunsis} now some - 900 In NJ M
Der, and are constantly becoming mere nQmert Us.
They are marching al rapidly a. possible upon
lie Cap toll and would have been there ara all
ready made attack, had they haa any mean to
transport their provisions. As ii IS they are OBJ
hged Il approach in divisions and gather sub is
tence ~ each 'akirg uifefe IT routes and uniting
near the point of operation, There is no dou bt
but thai speedy assault upon Jefferson City viii
lake place within week at the farihest. a ter
rible battle Will have 70 be fought in defence Of
the Cap toi The Government i. fully awar,, ot
the peril, and Is using every exertiou 70 provid
agair.t .Ae plans OF the rebel teing suceesstu
Ii military men directly from the vicinity may
De believed, you may expect to hear stirring news
within iea say.
shall 70 up 70 jefferson tomorrow morning,
and will telegraph you further accounts Of any
thing that msy occur.
Col Wvman released all the prisoners taken at
>prinef-l1. ard gave them FIVE days rat, rs
WheI hey eft all the ederal soldiers hai a 50
been released bv the state men, and had arrived
a. camp They, however, were turned loose with :
ant crust Of iood, their captur- having none ,c
give I'll EN- ana beng almert starved thens elves
Cos Gamb.e arrived in town toni ght from The
Capitol.
Tie city il quiet. Barracks are being rapidly
built al The great camping ground near the Arse
ma En- lgh laborer. cannol be obtained to do
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