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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-08
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No. 1861
Bssolutons rean to the first regiment Of North Caron

YOl.ntee-s
ResolTed by Congress of the Confederate State Of Amei
ca he is hereby authoi
III Of the Confsd States Of Ameri
of aOrth arelins volunteers,
Tones rktoEu, the Of months the time
they we're sworn Gn1 mustered iLtO the Of North
CaIoIins dischaTg chem after the expiration of that
period said period to the tUc the first company
Of Regiment mustered into the service Of North
Carolina
Resolved further That the Cades from the North Caroioa
Institute at harlotts who may have acting with said
Regiment be mustered into service in the the
residue Regmen and reorganzs part thareoi with
the pay of privaes
Approved July 30, 1861. sep s-lav4w
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An Act to provide r the construction OF newly invented in
,la- tof
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WHEREAS Charles 8 Dickinson alleges that he has invented
machLe, generally known as ''Winans lun whereby balls
render it valuable implement Of both in the Army and
Navy The Congress Of the Confederate states Of America do
therefore enact Tha President b, and he is hereby auhor
izsd in his discreon machine Of this ds,pon
calculated throw halls of inch in diameter
and weighing about two he constructed under the d
recion Of said Dickinson Provided that The cost thereof ha
not exceed five thousand dollars.
Approved August6, 1861 seps-lsw4W
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Nashville and Decatur RailFead,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
7HR0UGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON ani after ssuday July 2lst, 1861 Mail Train will lesvs
Nash sille Daily at NJ.
Feturning, arrive at GaEhville at lis NJ
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except SUI
ssys, at A III. -
Returninr, arrive at Nashville GIG P. NJ
VP Tho A. n. Train connects Wl-h Trains 70 hunts
V4e and Chattanooga. 60,
The P. NJ. Train connects with Trains 20 CorHth'
srspa Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans
Julyl9-d oJ W. " St4s, IEtaISs,
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An act to amen1 st il the Jud cal Cur OF he
Coutsderite Of America.
The Congress Of tue Confederate States Of Arca do en- e
That prov the Sst section Of the Act 70 establish
the JueciAl Courts OF the Confederate States Of America
which allows mileage the District Attorney shall be modified
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no ALL WHOM
TT MAY CONCERN.

AN nou preparing 60 largely into the manut5cture
& WOOL q ATS, ARHY SHOH5 and NEGkO bSoSASs'
hose who have aad Leather will ind sale for Il at
~, S n eHe'' ---' ~ WI JOHNSON,
t,lvsI Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-08
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An the tie Export Of Tobace,
and other coEnodi les.
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amsroa enact,
That the passed at the present entitled An
extend the provisions Of act entitled Prohibit the
Expectation OF Cotton from the Confederate Stses
except through the Gespos of sad ard punish per-
offending therein approved May 81, A 1861, shall
into tfect Immediately after the prevail Of this act
Approved, August Is, 1851. sps .E4w
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sssts Of th2 systeHs
as StiMluIant,
It Is uris different from alcoholic preparations It S not
lest Feaeonsin any shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
It's presence
As q EeE.2ls Medicine
It equally powerful effective restores 5e equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
Of assisting renovang the constitution for very good
oo that they only made from the esions Of minds
gnorsnt OF the Msdical profession altogether.
no minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It vel to stake professional character
The feet, that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients CT his Rsuvelatng BlI know
ing what ruin has b9en enaed the community by opam and
mercury.
eensraIIyto to the dsbiited Dr. Wrgnt would ssy Never
despair. Ne matter how down be, matter hcW
7op matter what the have beenfersske
At Whatever has led dp2 FROM Hygenic principles
RcIuVenAtinR Eli1ir,
And viii s9ol fnd yourss pride instead
the to friends and healthy, ssGnd and worthy
laeInber Of the human familys
u : Price s2 per bottle three bottles fer S. and forward
cd By mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canadss The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY theproprietors,
=. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl okaHres street,
& NsS Orleans, La
Sold IN Nashville by 6. w. Hendersbott Berry & Dsmove
wing Pendlson and sll responsible d1uggists. oc29
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No. 1861
A resolution to d.spO-e Of aonati,n made By c

resolution dspoe aonan made By certain churches on
the late fast day
Resolved y the congre Of the Confederate State Of Anei
cI sum i've uSand two hundred and eVeny eight
rty egk5 -epsrtd y the Sc raTy tie
Tasuy Tseevsdinto Treas ny frod natCp by church.
fast dy be ap -ropT ate fund fer the OF
sodss Ue vcUndvd the Lite Tat lie Of Manassas;
tha the be sbu and ei ~ the Secret ~ Of
Treasury, the coucRrrepce Of the chairman Of the
mittee Of this House,
Approved, July 80, &c., rep s-iaH4R
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to make provision for the ears Of supplies sc

and Vo1nded. li
The Congress the Confederate States OF America do nae.
That tbs screary OF War shalt forthwith appoint e n the
0fice Of the to ch rse Of IN Hosnit
supplies an otsr articles which may b. contribute s use
CT the sick and wounfed s9 the same to dspssso
icai Department of the the ay Of s said clerk
exceed One thousand dollars and the said
iEed, undr the dire tion Of Surgeon General TO pr
Atup proper place fol the saeKeeping proper disposal
the said articles
Approved, Ans. 6, 1861. sep 9-Iaz4T
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An Act to authorize the President o. the Confederate Sats 70
grant Commissions to raise volunteer regiments batal-
ions copOed OF persons who have been residents
ths States Of Kentucky, Missouri Maryland Delaware
The Congress Of Confederate States Of Aerea do enact
That the President OF the Confederate States hereby
authorized to commissions to oces the grade Of
Captain 10 such persons he may think raise
mand volunteer regiments aud bkttaions to be comp Ct
persons have been residents Of the Ken
tucky Missouri Maryland and Delaware who eaEe
may eat under said officers upon the condition. however,
that such officers shall hold rank or receive pay until
such regiments taaons have bsn raised and mustered
service.
Approved August e. 1s6I. sepsJaw4s
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An provide fT the appointment Of Surgeons Assist
ant Surgeons for hosptals
The Congress Of the Confederate Sites of America do
That the President be- and be is hereby auor
in the Provisional Army many Surgeons asd Assistant Sur
geOns the various hospitals Of tae Confederate States may
be Necessary.
Approved August II 1861, SIPS law4w
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An Act respec ling AIlen Enc.

An Act respecting Allen Enenies.
SECTION l. The Congress OF the Confederate states OF Amer
ca do enact Whsnevsr there shall be deaed between
the Confederate and any foreign nation government
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An act to extend the provisions entitled act to
prohibit ths expectation Of cotton from Confederate States
except through the eap9r said sass add to punish
persons offending therein, approved May 81, ls6t
sEcTGS Ths Congress Of the Confederate States Ameri
cs enact That tn proyi0ns Of the above recd
the hereby, exended and made applicants the
poraton Of onacco sugar. rice mpsses, syrup and
stores, from the Confdsrate States o ana after the tenth
day OF August next.
Approved August 2, 1861. SEP 9-Ia74g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-08
RTR mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LANI
MENTs
,sbesE External in she world for Man or


rBoUsANDs II human beings havebsen ssvsds lie Of ds-
cTsoitude as Sisery BY the Of this inTslusSs Lint
viii eliez AIN almost instan aneeusly, and
W cleanse purity hss the foGles SORE IN an incredible
sbort tsgs EcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINlhENT will re-
eve he aos irvetsra 0f RheEmstiAm1 9out oreu
rsl Fer Ps<ays Co. tacted kuscles, Stiffness or Wesk
np m the Jotats Euscl Bigamsns L viii never rall
o appIicstoas Wiz stTe Throat, Hs9esche or aran
For Buns or Scads, sny Pain, is an 1niabe heeoy
r. it. and YOU viii fn5 nd peosibls Terasdy Keep
always on hand. -. :, ko-.s.
In 80 rsopey by using NcLssHs FolcsDIe Oil Lniment Ii
q Toeedy and niabie cure fof Sans sprans, Sn4s,
sling L usne, sEeeay Sores sesatehes' OF any
.a--f s1eass Try It, ana y0t viii be csnYlEesdl
"-''' T5R. J. U. MeLEkK, Sole Propristorl
Saint L9uis, Mo-
FER s.ls St FraprstO5 Frioss by Bs1J pen9Es ana
NS7i Hsadsrshott.
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NO 2O5l

An act to ,mend act hs issue Of Treasury
n0tes-
Whereas By act az Congress- approved the sh ash, 1861
the Secretary OF tie Treasury authorized issue certain
Treasury notes in lien Of rs notes. ami Il
provided that the whole issue shall tine exceed one million
Of do lars and it is deemef advisable re
seon the Congress Of the Confederate America do
enact Thst the other Treasury authorized issued by
the Secretary of the Treasury under the provisions said
act be issued by him at time, with the appreciation of
the President either before after the calling hs
Provided, that the whole outstanding any ore shall
not exceed two millions Of doilMs.
Approved, August 3, 1861. sep 9-Iag4W
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BA8Ie taklns ssem, purifying and enricnngO' 'uAAhs'
The Blood-restoring the sck, suffering invalid to
HEALS 81 AND SrRENGTH.
There is 40 Mistake AbOut At.
ItI us Liver oonspIants, Dyspepsia, DsThca, Dyssn-
as Hsdee p Feon Of Spirits, Fever aad AEue,
Tcyr Bad Breath Of any disease Of tae ye sosch OF Bow
aEKrLEMEN, do yOu vish to be Healthy, Strong and
ladies do you want tbs Bloom Of Health to meant to
,elT uheeks sgain 7-then go at snoe and get
1TcI,oauss StFengt ening Cordial and BLOOD
Purifier
eIsv pos omen IL is warranted to give satrfsction.
~ sure auy disease of the Kidneys womb, or Badder Faint
nv Obstrueted MenEtruation Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
ness or any arising from Chronic OF Nervous Deb
Infallible Remedy. .s-..-
FOR CEHILBRENs
De you your delicate sicky Chdren g oe eay
Glos and Robust then give them hcLEANS eTREhGTH'
ZNINa CORDIAL (see the directions on each oettis Il Is de-
EcioUst 70 take.
One table-Epoonfu taken every morning fasting sure
sTeTezve against ct and Fever Yellow Fever Choie or
any preFaiiing disease. -,
y CAUTION Beware OF Druggists or Dealers VINO nay
H to palm upon Eau bste Of Bte Sarsapsriia C~nicn
they buy eeapI By saying it is Just as good Tnere s
BASE enough T. stea part Of my name U aus e
slianous compounds Ask for Dr. J. H. Mclean
ning Cordial and Blood Purher Take nothing else 1t the
only remedy that will Purify your Blood tnoTougny snd -
ess same time STRENGTHEN and INEI9okAfE ne Enoie
PIT Up large Botteasl PSF bo1ei OF
ol@ 'Ss''e' DR.. ]; n, MCLEAN, snls Proprietor,
rsrper Of Third and Pine streets, s.. bouis. NO.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND ARTER
THURSDAY,- Y,-SEPFEmBER. sth,- 1851,
Passenger Trains on sEashvs and ohattanooga Rsiro.a
will follOEs-
GOING HAST.
Leave Nashville at BIS II aaa 30ePH.
Arrive a. Chattanooga isl0 u and SIS Pm.


Arrive at Nashville at 73J A n and 4OlP n.
EFEHE Trains leaving Nashville at Els connects War
trace with shelbyyile Branch, fuahona with Mc8iun-
Vile and Manchester Railroad ana Dschsd with WINCHESTER
snd Alabama Railroad cOEaa with sea1ee Rsrjsd aad
at Chat auooga WITH Westero and Atianiic ga.irOad.
Ths Trains leaving Nashville NJ soancts 81 Hs
tlce with shebyylie Branch Stevenson with Memphis a1
Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga With East Tenn ana
Gao, and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets to the following points, and al pres
Cd can be bad at all hours, sppoa to the Tekss Assn
e. Once, At Oepotl
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ESTABLISHMENT.

NuRR MIsoues OF EI 6ErS and Esde e oros, ~
Mills MIL spindiss MAJ eearasg soiahs Vlosn o. ~
s outeb anchor brand, betting hssszRg, ss
STsrs serene wire, picks and plaster PsEs ana IN
ne snzfacturern which enables ne % ss essI ~
Being prsotica mechanic, rneroughiy Ssefstsna5S Sy
theory and pEsctce Of milling operations Ailsts 80 nj @
t I'M hoS 4 70 their interest 10 examine ny soS
ioe before purcaag All goods sOld By Tss are
All orders and CommaaIsasonG promptly sttsndsp o.
Dor ooTsgss-d dread stsr NaEhvils. Tsnr
-
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Sold IN Nashville by g. ". Hendershott, Berry Demo7e
wing 4 Pendlston, and s responsible druggists. oc29
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as a stinlulant,

end, In o sI s conOcni.snss Of and dsiliat
saAts Of tia system.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

Among the effects in Il contraband =
trunk seized In Cleveland, were found va
| rious letters from g scccshcr in Nash
vile to his wife, who had been seeking a
safe retreat at the North. In one letter
the ssseceshcr' talks thus:
81 see by your letter that you thought
Richmond IN great danger OF being taken
BY old Scott, and that you did not want
me tciake the chances. What say you
now? When do you think II will be Ia
ken, and by whom As old Scott is now
defunct suppose the Ohio chief, MctI~l-
Ian, is the next man to so to Richmond
But ! assure you there is but one man in
Ohio that will ever get to Richmond Of
bis own free will, and that is Vallandig
ham. A man like linn Gun 20 where b,
bleases.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

Washington, Sept. Is.
Il. +. Morley, of Pa, has been appoint
cd general manager Of the military rail-
road routes in place Of Col. Thomas A.
Scott
Corporal Houghland, of company II, I'd
Michigan regiment, was shot this morn
ing while on picket duty to the left OF
Bailey's Cross Roads. The ball penetra.
ted one shoulder and passed out of the
other, striking a private who stood behind
him. Houshland' injury, though severe
is not likely to prove fatal.
The rebels Of Alexandra have fine OBJ.
portunities to communicate with thei,
Virginia friends by passing down the rivel
in boats beyond our lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

Cincinnati, Sept 10,
The 10Th Illinois Regiment reached
this city at two o'clock this morning aud
marched to 9th St market house, where q
supper had been provided for them, and
from thence to the Little Miami depot
where they took the cars for Camp Deni
ison. The bodies of the dead were taken
to the Orphan Asylum buildings where
they were placed in collins and made ready
for burial Many Of the bodies are badly
dishgurea, but the greater portion Of them
seem TO have come To their deaths from
internal bruises received in the crash At
, clock this H. NJ the bodies will be
taken to Spring Grove for burial \ res
olution was adopted in the City Council
last night that the Mayer issue proela-
nation requesting proprietors Of stores in
the streets through which the funeral pro-
ccssion will pass to close the same during
the hours of the funeral The remains OF
Capt. Howard will be sent this evening to
Galena for interment, the Odd Fellows
having taken charge of the body to send
ii forward to his friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

The Rebels Driven Out---The Tin . n
Troops again in Possesslon OF n


Mr.. Miner, proprietor Of the patee
House, the principal house 10 st. Joseph,
Mo, reached Chicago yesterday, having
left there on Sunday morning last.
lie says the Federal troops have re-pos-
sessed themselves Of the city Of St. j Joseph.
The rebels had occupied tie town for
about week, but Oh Friday last the Kan
sas Second Regiment, when was soon fol-
lowed by other Union troops, entered the
city and drove out the rebels, and are now
In quiet possession.
The lnion troops there number about
SIX thousand. 1 he rebels took to their
heels when the Federal forces approached.
put large number OF them Were neverthe-
less captured, and are now in the hands of
our troops, together with many slaves en-
ployed by the rebels, who will be confsca-
ted. While the rebels had possession of
the city, they committed many excuses,
robhing stores and selling the private
property OF Union men Mr.. Miner saws
his Federal flag is the only one remaining
IN st. Joseph, and he kept ii flying over
his hotel all the time the rebels were there.
aud he and his boarders being well armed.
dehed them TO remove it. 1t took Mr..
Miner thirty-two hours to come through
from st. Joseph to Hannibal. There are
several breaks along the road, where the
rebels have torn up the track. This train
Is the first that has come through for over
a week, and it was fired upon by skulkinr
bands Of secession guerillas three times
before reaching Hannibal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

A telegram from ireka, dated the 9TH,
gives the following additional information
concerning the rumored massacre of an
immigrant party Oh the Northern route !:
The report yesterday Of the massacre by
Indians at Goose Lake is confirmed BY the
arrival Of one of the party, lac being the
only survivor lie reports that there were
fourteen families, numbering over one
hundred persons, in the train, and the
whole company, men, women and children,
terday, but he has left town for the resi-
dencc Of friends near here, in consequence
of which no further particulars can be OBJ
tanned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
THerald's Correspondence I

Baltimore, Sept. 10.
All reports about General Johnston
crossing the Potomac are unfounded -
There is much alarm at Martinsburg and
Winchester about General Banks crossing
the Potomac with Il 900 men The rcb-
els had sent to Johnston for assistance.
Reliable accounts from Winchester
state that the railroad between Strasburg
and that place is not being built as report
ed, and that the rails taken near Martins
burg are to be used for laying line from
Richmond to Manassas. 1t has hitherto
required three days for the transportation
of troops between those places.
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Johnstons. Arm v.
Dearnstown, Md Sept.

DearnstoWn, Md Sept. Is.
1t was understood to-day that General
Mcclellan would arrive here tomorrow on
his way to review the army Of the upper
Potomac
On Saturday last a scouting party
crossed the Potomac at point near the
mouth Of Seneca Greek and penetrated the
country in the vicinity Of LeesI urg They
saw three regiments OF Infantry drilling
on the Lecsburg road. These regiments,
they were informed by negro, were from
Mississippi, while fourth regiment from
that State had mutinlcd aud dibanded -
Information has also been derived that
there were other.large bodies tf rebels in
that section, and if salt, coffee, dc, were
not shortly received general distress would
ensue both to army and families. The
scouts saw not living being except the
negro in the country. The wheat had
been harvested, but the corn fields were
drying up.
From the best information obtained
there is little doubt that Gen. Johnston i
army, now apparently moving in detail
from opposite Washington towards this
section, fully reaches, if it does not exceed,
the highest estimate given by rumor--
Neither is it impossible that Johnston will
endeayor TO cross the Potomac in the
neighborhood of the Monocacy with view
of attempting to reach Frederick to pro.
tect the Legislature while they pass the
ordinance Of secession, trusting to the
we'll known secession sentiment in Balti.
more and the lower counties of Maryland
to raise the standard Of rebellion and d.
vide and weaken the Union army Either
this movement or al abrupt abandonment
of the whole line of the Potomac appears
inevitable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

LOUISVILLE, sept. II.
Early this morning the u s. Marshal
seized the Office of the Louisville Courier,
and arrested Ex-Governor Morehead,
Reuben L. Durett, one Of the propri-
etors of the Courier, and Martin w.
Barr, telegraphic news reporter Of the
New Orleans Associated Press, on charges
Of treason or completely with traitors
The prisoners were carried to Jefferson
vile, and will be transferred to the custo-
dy Of the Marshal Of the Indiana District.
The transmission OF telegraph news
southwark has been interdieted and the
lines are still interrupted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

New York Sep. H.
Flour-s4 S0G4 80 Super State; 81 &c
(d5 25 Extra State; 81 s0Mi 80 Super
Western; q 20M6 40 Common to Medi,
um Extra Western; SIS 1905 IS ship
ping brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
Wbcat-Sl 0SMl 10 Mil Club Isl 10
al Il Winter aud Red Western 81 rs
White Western 81 OF Choice Spring
al 32(G1 81 White Kentucky
Corn--54@55c Mixed Western.
Whisky-l9c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

SI. LOUIS, sept. ii.
MAJ. GEN. JeHN G. Fremont:
DEAR Sir u was the slave Of Thomas
l.. Snead As his coniscated property,
you gave me free papers. ! learn that
these are not good; for | never resisted
the Federal authority, and Of course BY
the Presidents amendment to your proc.
Jamation am not legitimately Tree.
propose, therefore, to join the rebel
army and fighting there just long enough
to make my freedom assured and legal.
Yours, DC, FRANK LEWIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
Cincinnati Sent 10

The funeral Of soldiers killed by the
railroad accident took place to-day. At
ter services at the arsenal by, the Chaplain
the collins. % in number, were placed in
herses and cars draped in mourning es-
co'ted by haitallions from illinois 24th,
18th, home guards and the rifle reg
iment OF this city through the principal
streets. The cofins arc now in vaults at
Spring Grove Conetry subject to order OF
friends. The wounded are doing well. -
Surgeons now think all will recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

W ashIH-tOH, sept. To
A detachment Of loyal Maryland voluu-
tcers crossed the Potomac at Williamsport
day or two since, attacked company of
rebel soldiers, and drove them some dis
lance beyond Sheparistown, Va.
Several negroes in full uniform recently
came into this city with regiment from
the city Of New York see'y Cameron
now insists that the colored men shall not
wear the army uniform
The gamblers who were arrested some
days ago by the Provost Marshal's guard
of this city were released yesterday and
the Faro banks are again in full blast