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The foll0w.n nc are Tie stations OF the lndi
ana troops ia active service outside of the
State. We shall correct; from time TO time
A. the several regiments move from position
u another.
INFANTEY.
tia Col. Benton-St Louis. Missouri
18th Regiment-Col wallace-S, Louis.
Missouri.
18th Regiment-col Liack-Hyairtown.
Maryland
18th Regineut-Col. sulIiyan-Cheat
Mountain. Virginia. Headquarters for letter.
for the egimcnt-HuI,onville. Randolph
county. Virginia.
lith Regimeni-col. Kimball-western
Virginia.
l5th Regimenl-Col. WagneE-We stern
Virginia. Direct letters and papers TO i!th
and l5lh regiment the same a. 70 Tie 18th. a.
above given
10th Regineui-Cel Haeklem s--Hyatis
town. Maryland.
9Th Regiment-Col. Hascai-w es;ern
Virginia. Drect letters 70 The same post
Office as given for the 18th regiment
The 18th. lith. 18th and 18th Regiments
are scattered At different points among the
ralies aud nights Of the Cheat Mountain
range The post Office address for all Of
these Regiments Is Hatlonville. Virginia.
18th Regiment-Col pattison-Jeher-cn
City. Missouri.
10Th Reginent-Col observation-disclosures
flights. Washington City.
20th Regiment-Col. Rrown-Csckeys.
vile. Maryland Cockeysville Is the head
quarters for this regiment but il Is stretched
along the railroad between Baltimore and
Harrisbursh for eight niles or more.
2ls' Resiment--Col McNilian-Locust
Point. near Baltimore. Post office address
Of the Regiment. Baltimore. Maryland.
22d Regt-Col DAyis-Jeferson City. No.
23d ReSt-Col Sanlerson-cairO Ill.
23th Regt-Col Hovey-S,. Louis. No.
25th Regt-Col. Neatch-St. Louis. No.
26th Reet-Col wheatlcy-Si LOUIS. No.
CAVALRY.
capt. Bracken's Company-W eslem Nir
ginia. Post office address. H~uttonville.
Capt. Stewards Company-We stern vir-
ginia-Post Office address. Weston.
Lieutenant Colonel Scott Carter six com
panies OF the Isl rcgimeat of Indiana Caval-
ry-Baltimore, Nd.
Col. Baker's eight companies OF the Is,
regiment OF Indiana Cayalry-S,. Louis.
Missouri.
ARTILLERY.
Capt. Frybargers Company-St. Louis.
Missouri.
Capt; Klaus's Company-St. Louis. No.
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WNtfp-A teacher. either mtle -
male. fos The District NJ. q otfer Cseck
tswnship Applications vii be received ~
the undersigned until Monday. September
18th ] " NARKLF. Director
dst
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The Pirate Sumter short OF Coat.
INV foRK, September, l0.-An arrival
from Barbados reports the arrival at San
enane. August 20;h, of the privsteer Sumter,
short OF coal, but the Government authori-
ties refused her permission to obtain a supply
ut that place.
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Night Dispatches.

F~nAssfosr, Ky, Sept. ll,h.-The House.
the morning. adopted a resolution
Here The line proceeded TO give out We
can get no report to- aight-R0l
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SAMUEL. JOHNSTON
jul, a.,h. issl


wAxrsp goa rHt Wave rans % bay
. number Of gcol. sound hefscs. suitable for
ess.lrs and artillery s~erssee for wh'ch ~e
oil PAY essh oa ~n-pecsion Apply a. ne
nvery stable o. Dawsaa 4 Miller. Second
street. OF s kapp>nhicmers eioihing store
Main street RfSChor MARCH
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UNDERTAKES.
NOTICE.

DaEICtftR Sof1Cr Il hsrttr given. - -
wh,n b uss r kern. thtf I'll The roi~s ant
- saccaris = ne late frm efFii.ha Stephens A
c. 49, ro~ ir ne hsncs - 80 undersigned fer
srtilr~rnt. fnd fe shea raY7nrat must snf ran criy
- nee iurecisfr stisauon e called 70 THIS mst.
-. a. thr.f wao - - q avail themselves n he
h@aeci ~ ms. r-trs. -se-t expect - psy co.fs.
49, =. 60 J. KTR
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A RKwsKD Is OvpKEp,-For the detection q any
person ocunterfeiung. initiating, or the vcndsr Of Any
such counterfeit or imitation Of Burhaso's uo.;aid
B'tierf. The genuine, highly concentrated Holland
Bii;er- Is put up in half-p bottles only. having the
name q the proprietor. h Page, Jr, blown IN them.
and his signature sround fhe ncek q each and every
bottle.
This delightful Aroma has beoa received by Amer
leans, with that favor which only extended 20 really
sciceiihc preparations. when No consider the mark
ed success attending IT, Standardization. the most
stubborn eases 81 Fever aud Ague. Weakness Of any
did, Dyfper.is, Heartburn. Acidiiy 81 the stomach.
Sick and Nervous Headache. Indigestion, Costive-
ness and Piles, together with the complete control q,
exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neural.
sic Affections, we osnno, wonder tits popularity
Well may the invalid value this remedy.
Aug. Il dwlw
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TO FARmERS
- . y L II - . Ms
Machines and Engines

u'HEf ARE THE BLST " * TOR CLEANING
sd savins 80 srsln. fast thra.hinr. and dura-
nisfv. neir SsTaTaiors took tie uEsT rsr~rrv a
he aayre soaAss Fair al Fall. Their Horss ru-.
srs are TIE hghtsst tran q sny nnkraf.ctured; ard
her furtstls knsin-~ are uus.rps--ed-
Ter isle ~ WOLF 3 co,
sssea&v Tssrs Hssts. IA
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HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

CURE so MANY DISEASES
APPARENTLY DISSIMILAR.
Whenever The mind is taxed more than the body.
the penalty IS Dyspepsis. The most convenient nan.
Or a legion q complaints. beginning with impaired
digestion, and generally ending In CONSUMPTION,
and all originating ia a deterioration % the blood.
Prom the Rev. Dr. 62EKNIEAFl
CncisSAu. October IL. lSsp.
l have derived 20 much personal bcnen, from me
Peruvian syrup thzt I do not hesitate % recon-
mend Us use 20 all that large class Il cases where
Iron IL the efficient remedy. To cicrgvmcn esp.d-
ally, and persons whose occupations AZ heavily he
nervous energies. or 10 sufferers from the delihts-
ing effects OF summer heats. ! believe this 70 - N
invaluable remedial sgca:-
I. n. G~RFFSIEaF.
Rector u ~. PALS Church.
Sent. 4 dff
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Are growing more in favor with the pubic. Itis
now conceded they are lie best purgaiiro You c.,
pct forth from the world Of medicine. Tae t!.ns
Will surely arrive When they viii superoede all other
pnrgatves whatever. The ingredients o, which
they are composed can scarcely be Obtained b drug
gists or the makers o. other pills. Dr. Brandre;
has them grown and prepared without regard TO the
expense. And this care 70 make . popular purss-
tive is appreciated, os the sales indicate Other
purgsiives are dragging 4 hicker.ng existence. And
yet they may have some merit. but Brandreth's
Pills are safe and sure-safe. because they operate
solely on impure humor,. No valusble nuid /,
touched; emily efete or WORKOUT material. which.
when taken cut Of the body, l.ave- IL stronger
They as pleasant as a truly elective medicine can lie.
To say that they will lot sometimes give psin would
be true, bat the pain they give is only because Tie,
remove those crude and BAD hunors from .he bloed
which are the occasion O; disease. Tley open ~
lures avenues, and THE csnno, swsys he done ples..
sniiy.
Sold by J. r. crsIsoHss. Terre-Iiauie. and y Fl
respectable dealers In medicine. isrc2ldwlm
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THx Fkxsr rHEr SrREsp Foa TnnR
F4grsps On the 2ssh Of fully last. samuel
J huston. Colonel Of the e9th re-iment of
vrginia Militia. lSaed an order directed 10
o. the militia belonging 70 that re- 70
e,me on, and " march 70 headqasueus. WIN
c ester. iortArifA" sad that reloshsable
Colonel
isoald makea friendly request of hose
met fAsf fssled % - Deere. for them % turn
OF new Ike true hearted Nif<inians and
y u ihsv have done vii be overlooked
90 a a~s - ssf fscsrd ftis cas4 ft<g ssH rerl
nsr ora ruis 7Aeyo cas- neper b. e~sfsfss .
Ivgssia. snd their Frererfg raa b cs4tscs
tel The General = u send a troop o. horse
g Morgan - soon a. VI lease and AT those
ner eho isIi % DO their duty nj. he hunted
~. sni ~hst the consequences wli he sm
~nsole - say.
SAMUEL JOHNSTON.
Colonel 18Th Regiment. '. N
Jsly 2<,h. 1861
And his = the style % he Government a
tie feet Of Which TIE Peset party q Ind.sns
vbsid have 10 lay Iowa eur arms An1 sas
for peace. How DO Yea hke The %lirsuss.
feemea Of the great N~oFthwe>t'
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Rebels Getting DisSusted-A Nissis-
sippi Regiment Revoits and goes
Elnno-

BALriMoEr. Sept. l0th.-A letter in the
Baltimore American. from a citizen Of Lees
burg. saws that a whole Mississippi regiment
stationed there, reyolted on Saturday, broke
their muskets to pieces. and started home.
General BENJAMIN G. Howard was nomin-
ated this morning, for Governor by the Sc
cession peace convention.
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FOR rem
GOODS.

DscrIvEnrms nay ~ rxrRrSs ftoa \. -
IL a. InFaIfr n
Msssrs s CufirEKS HATS. RlBHONS,AC
Alsone New STYLE summer
ZIIIEAt PATTERN BONNET
Toe Ne P1us uuaf Airy. Chss'e and Fisgsut'
MRS. WALTER,
l1 Main street. between rnh ard slxth.
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Terre-H aute Female College.
TIVE SEVENTH S~EaI-ASNUAL SESSION o. the
Il TerTe-Haute Female College, will commence Oh
Thursday, the 18th II September next. The same
Professors and Teachers who have so ABLY ard 20 ~
ucIESrr filled the several departments Of the Co
lege heretofore, will, with few exceptions. contnue
In the School. Those wishing to enter should 20 50
al the beginning II possible. Any further informs-
ton, or catalogue Of the School. may be had by ad-
dressing tie undersigned az Ierrs-Haute.
aglstu JOHS COVERT.
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MUSICAL.
RECRUITING.

M ANTED o THE UNITED 7 ARMY
w Able-bodied men, between ages Of eighteen
end thIrty-hve years Pay, the same As to voluu-
teers, from $685. 90 to s23. 90 per month, with rauoas
ard quarters, Go coinmenee al once.
Under present regulations. any soldier has an ep-
portunlty OF becoming a commissioned officer.
for lGrther information, apply at the rendezvous
at Terre-Haute, on the west side Of The square.
TERM OF ENLISTMENT,
TIL Years.
ALFRED L.. HObGH,
Capt. 10Th Infantry l.. s. A., Recruiting Ofacer.
July -, Off
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REsiNrnrAL BASD-Musicians are want
ed 70 compose . brass band for The 3lst Reg
men, now at Camp Nigo. A good opportu-
nifty viii be afforded to skillful performers
quarters. CHARLES CRUFT, Colonel.
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BOOKS.
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE firm of Cranneil 4 Keycs has been thi. day
4 dissolved ey mutual consent. The business. win
be continued At the same place a. usual by n. Keye.,
who will also settle all claims sgsinst the arm, and
20 whom ali claims Of said hrrn are to be paid.
II. kTYES,
J. >. CRANNEti.
Aug. II, 1851 div
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THE firm Of Grover d Fairchild,
Il has been dissolved by mural consent All
settlements must he MADE with Joseph erover. All
that IL due 10 said firm IL - be paid to him, and al
Indebtedness 81 the firm IL 10 be psid by him.
JOSEPH o
CHARLES FAiRCHu
June 81. iSsl-tu
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ATTENTION, GERMANS few more good
and able bodied Germans are wanted to all
up Company No 10, Of Col. Willich's Ger
man Regiment. Apply soon.
y. kATZENBACH.
O. WfTTENBERG.
Terrc Hsute, Sept 8. div
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ARTIIIrKY

Capt. frybarger's Company-St. Loui.
Missouri.
Capt; Klaus's Company-S,. Louis. No.
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LATER FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
DEVASTATION or COUNTRY ENu
ING-WIrHDRAWAL OF THE FEDERAL TROOPS ETC /.

ING--wITHDRAwAL OF THE FEDERAL TROOPS, ET,.
rom the Cincinnati Enquirer. Oct. II
Tie steamer Mary Cook arrived last evening from the
kanawha river, bringing from the camps Gauley
Bridge iSi sick and wounded soldiers. who immc
datey taken from the steamer 10 the Marine Hospital.
our fellow citizen, Mr. Quinn, WHO has been spending
lew weeks IN Western Virginia, was also passenger on
the Cook, aud from him We learn very important partCu
lars from that section OF the state He corrohoratcs the
statement oi Colonel Fr2c that the entire country Of the
kanawha Valley IS devastated and that farmers lcav
ing rapidly a. transportation he found 20 bring
them North Forage is out OF he question, aud Prov.
sions cannot be procured
The condition Of the roads and country is such that
army Of 600 could winter there the npuesibi-
lily Of transportation being great, and tho risk o. reach.
ing the army with supplies, &c, being 80 hazardous.
Generals Rosecfans and tox Mountain Cave, only
thirteen miles from Galey Bridge with only six thou-
sand troops who able perform active duty aad are
available. Between Gaulcy Bridge and Camp lockout
Tuesday last $40 patients in the hospitals
Iarnifcx Ferry and about twenty eight miles from
ley Bridge, are J60 patients. Those that bear
ing be brought here rapidly steamers be
secured.
During the past weeks there have been cont inuous
rains, aud the roads almost impossible.
The campaign IN Western Virginia Is virtually ended
and preparations foot 10 Withdraw portion uf
there and send them into Kentucky, leaving only
a sufficient force prevent the rebels from approaching
north of aulcy river west of Cheat Mountain. The
probabilities however that The seccshors have
desire TO come through country they already had laid
waste and left barren.
Mr. Quinn was 40 Sewalis Mountains when bntile be-
forces and the rebels WAS 50 imminent. The
enemy Wero ntrcuchcd a mountain four miles and "a
half from army and the camp hires were plainly yi
BILE The encmy's pckets fired upon the federal pckets,
bat no damage done. On sunday evening General
Rsccrans fell back Camp lookout and then 10 Noun
tain Cave We will not BE- surprised hear OF Rnsccrans
in Kentucky within ten days. Tho enemy have already
gone in the direction Of Cumberland Gap.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.

DARNETowN, Oct. IL, 1861.
General Court Martial for this division has just been
instituted is composed as folIows:-Major Atterbury
OF the Ninth New York President Lieutenant Van Buren,
New York NINTH Captain Kinsler Pennsy vania Twenty
nhh Lieutenant Magurgan, do. Captain Savage Massa-
chnsetts Second; Lieutenant Brown do Captain Gould
New York Twenty eighth; Captain Prescott New York
MINI captain Charles II. T. Coils, Judge Advocate.
Oh inc evening OF the 9th inst the sentinels OF
the New York Thirty fourth discovered boat containing
SIX men coming INTO tho mouth OF the Seneca river Con
ceang hmseli no allowed tho boat TO reach the Canal
Aqueduct, when he challenged Them Instead OF apwers
ing the challenge the leader said tho others Grows
by God, they've got us; pull back like heln The senti
mel gave the alarm and fred woundng killing at least
one Of the party but before he could assistance
load his piece they were where he could not get
bearing them, and the boat and crew consequently
escaped. The spot whore this the farm
of the rebel Cross and the in the boat probably
his friends coming communicate with him. ascertain
his fate as well to get inside encampments and
report their condition. positions and movements to the
rebel leaders, is stated that Cross himself spent
raj days visiting our camps disguised teamster and
riding mule, before being arrested.
1t Is currently reported that Colonel Chantry Of the
Thrtieh Pennsylvania regiment has been removed from
his command and that the regiment s in an inefficient
state.
Voting took place last Tuesday in the regiments
belonging to this division In the Thrtoth and
Forty-sixth regiments there was but little inte-
rest taken in the matter, but in the Twenty
NINTH the "boys" went into 1t with will. There the
election conducted according to Philadelphia usages.
Polls opened in the several company Streets chal
engers appointed orators made stump speeches the
old plan and the whole camp at times resounded with
Of the polls mimic rows were INDUCED in, but nobody
hurt In the evening bonres and hurrahs succeed
ed, and finally procession was formed, headed by the
band and torches which marched through the various
Streets and the ceremonies concluded by grand sere
made TO Col. Murphy.
Some Of the regiments are preparing apparently for
winter quarters The Second Massachusetts are erecting
sacious stable for their horses and digging cellars for
their tents. Paymastcr Stone visited this regiment yes
tcrday and dsbursed the much needed pay officers
and men.
About twenty heavy guns hoard between twelve
aud one O'Clock Thursday night In the direction Of
Great Falls but your correspondent has not ascerancd
The cause.
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Board OF Aldermen.

The Board of Aldermen met last evening at five o'clock
The President being absent Alderman Cornell called
10 the Chair
Several unnportant resolutions passed and re
ierred to the appropriate committees.
resolution by Alderman Boor, to the effect tina, the
irish Anrcon newspaper be aud is hereby designated as
Common Council officially and such other advertisements
the heads Of departments find necessary TO be pub
lished, adopted.
number OF reports upon city Improvements were read
and ordered to be laid
Alderman FREAR presented resolution that tho Comp
troller be requested to furnish to tins Board
list OF all persons employed by him under the
provisions or the ordinance for the relief OF tho families
volunteers with the rate OF compensation 10 each
Passed
BALANCE TREASURY.
The follow ing report sent TO the Board from the
Comptroller exhibiting tho balance in the treasury
September 80 the receipts ard payments since that date,
he balance at the close OF business Saturday DC
tober IL instant according tho returns Of the Cham
berlan and County Treasurer
Balance September 30. ..,..,,....''. s9oooso -
Total. 3,aos'soa =
balance October Observation-Disclosures. 1881, 3O2 Is
ROBT r. HAwS Comptroller.
The following resolution, adopted by the Councilmen,
was approved by the Beard
Resolved That Hon. Murray Hoffman be requested to
prepare FOR publication revised annotated edition of
tho work heretofore prepared by him. entitled "a Urea
se mon me Estate and Rights Of the Corporation the
10 horeby approprated ana rendered 10 the said Judge
Hoffman as compensation for such services when rem
dorcd and completed by him.
A resolution previously submitted by Alderman Booze
was taken up and adoptedthat IL 81 600 re appro
priated for copying the Fremanis Registry.
rho Board after adjourned
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GRANTING LETTERS OF MARQUE.
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

NAVY OEfAhIMENI, WASHISptoNJ oCt J, iooit
In relation the communication Of R. b. Forbes, ESD
copy Of which sent by you to this department
the 10th ultmo nqurng whether letters Of marque
not be furnished for the propeller Pembroke, which is
about to be despatched to China have the honor 10
that It appears to that there objections To-,
and authority for granting letters Of marquc IN the
present contest am not aware that Congress, which
has the exclusive power of granting letters Of marqc
against tho insurgents; and were there such authorize
ton, prepared to advise its exercise because
would, In my view be recognition OF the assumption OF
the insurgents that they distinct and Independent
nationality Under the act Of August D. 1861, asup-
Elementary TO an act entitled act TO protect the
commerce Of the United States and 10 punish the
crime piracy the President is authorized 10 instruct
the commanders OF EARNED vessels sailing under the
authority Of any letters Of marque and eprsal granted
by the Congress Of the United States The commanders
Of any other suitable vessels to subdue, SEIZE take md,
the high seas to send into any port OF the United
States any vessel boat built purchased fitted out
held y &c. This ausion to letters Of marquc docs
authorize such be issued do fndany other
containing such authorization. But the act in
the second section above quoted gives the President
power authorize the commanders of any suitable
soils subdue, SEIZE &C. Under this clause letters per
missve, under proper restrictions and guards against
abuse, might be granted to tho propeller Pembroke,
as to meet the views expressed by Mr.. Forbes. This
would TO be lawful, and perhaps not liable TO the
objections Of granting letters Of marqe against
citizens and that too without law authority from the
only constituted power that can grant il. have the
honor transmit herewith copy letter from Messrs
Forbes Co.. and others, addressed 10 this depart
nent, on the same subject. GIDEON WELlEs.
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INTERESTING FROM CAIRO.

OAIEOJ
The steamer Grampus, with . flag Of truce from the
encmy's camp at Columbus, asking for exchange Of
prisoners, arrived here today General Grant replied
that Of his accord, he could make exchange
he did not recognise the Southern confederacy but he
would communicate with higher authorities for their
views on the subject.
detachment Of Captain Nolemans cavalry, twenty
five in number, had skrmsh with the rebel cavalry
one hundred strong, at Bcckwh, No., yesterday The
federas rcpulsed with loss Of five killed and nvo
wounded. Tho rebel captain was killed.
detachment Of the Twenty ninth Illinois regiment
seized large quantity Of corn, number Of horses.
mules and CATTLE and took two prisoners yesterday
Thompson's Farm, Mo.
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SECESSION IN OHIO.
THE DESCENT UPON THE K. q. C.'s-FURTHER DEvE
LOYEMEHrs-ARREsT OF TWO MORE OF TIL
KNIGHTS.

THE DESCENT UPON THE X. g. C.'S--FURTHER DEvE-
LoYEMEHTs-ARREsT OF TWO MORE OF THE
KNIGHTS.
From the Cleveland Herald, October 10.l
Deputy United States Marshal Smith Of Marion county,
returned to Marion Tuesday for the purpose of
ing two OF the X g. G. s. Considerable trouble
expected judging from the excitement and threatening
demonstrations made when Court arrested on Mon
day. Deputy Smith was prepared for rough reception,
and determined TO have his
Contrary to expectation, he met with no trouble the
tone Of popular sentiment having changed greatly and
the arrest Of Court beng generally conceded be
right About noon Wednesday no succeeded in
arrestiug Dr. J. NJ. Christian, n leading demo
cratic publican Of Marion and Thomas Holder,
editor Of the Marion County Democratic Mirror.
The arrests were made quietly, and the men were
brought away without any great excitement What feel
ing there displayed in favor Of the Marshal Tho
brought here last evening, and after brief
animation before United States Commissioner White were
released bail of 81 900 each The further examination
Is set for ten A. NJ Wednesday the 10Th inst. Mr. - y.
PreItiss is retained for the defence
Dr. J. NJ. Christian has long been known active
democratic politician and until the death Of Douglas pro
fesacd TO be adhercnt Of his principles $ Holder
the editor Of the Democratic Mirror another full
boodcd democratic leader The tone Of his paper has
been treasonaho Of late that threats made mob
the Office but il feared that the attempt would bring
down bloody retributon from the traitors eagucd with
| editor