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ECONOMY AND SECURITY.
The 1eIillard Fire Insurance Conpany
-O1 ms
CITY OR NEW YORK.
NO. ~ WALL ETR EFT.
Cash OAH3t,1 100000.

Pso1Iss ANNUALLY DrvIDsD. Is Pc 0sws 70 THB
THIS COMPANY DIVIDES THREE. QUAR-
i tsn Of the net pro6ts TO the policy holders,
in scrip bearing interest without any liability 20
the insured.
This Company funds its surplus. nstead NJ
dividing j. to the oders, thereby giving is
policy holders greater secudty, and u the same
time cheaper insurance. thsn'sny other system.
CHARLES Oh WOOD, Psssident
GEoR0E y. CRARy, Ssssstssy. .s, s.sI
WAsaIuog0N SnIss. Wise Pfs.idsot.
FIELD = KAUFF0AN,
frys-dN II gents. Davenport, loNa.
RlCHARDsON, west Z CO.,
POWER PnGsODookA JOB PnlnIlDo
Boa ~ s-#i - isygp
aaaai DSAADEEeDMeWE.
Post oAnoso DSa41xtiaw.
tne1 y if1lA ,31olsn5g.I
08A0Y o10RB4.
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Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution.

HIGHEST VALUE or ARTICLES loo DOLLARS, Lewxss
DOLLARS.
Certificates stating what We will sell each person
Tor one dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes with
= Decimal arrangement, 50 that in each hundred
Certificates there is one for n
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'DEMOCH4I 3 MEMS

49, r.. -
osOHA DDsop. Wat 4 CO.
rsof1nssoas.
"a ! go. eAa'ssrza.
We The sndsrsignsd agree to the following
TERMS OF SUBSCR iPTION:
DAiir-ssH cents psr week, y !, able 70 carriers.
III ano Pos!-oncs subscribers, al, 60 Per snpun
WssKLy.-S2,00 per annum, H. advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
NJ SQUARE o1rwELvB Inns on orr
INCH INsPAcB.
Two Sss Day day.. 'sos e.. s month. = %
r enres days. Is Two months. 7Ss
Five Five day.. Is F Fs.:: .s sSsss'' g:
One week, 2 90 A;v mo.sh.' 20 ~.
Two weeks, 3 90 / va, ~ .S. ~ ~
three weeks 90 squares, yesr, Is %
Larger space charged at the rate Of $3.50 for
rates; 1922
annum; " -
For each cha.gssa additional shasr. Of Is cent?
per square will b made.
Large cuts charged doubls the same dimensiep.
u type. '1'
Yearly advertising contract. win Be understood
oaprly strictly to the immediate business or the
tisei and all other advertisements sent IL hv
the advertiser will be charged extra.
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with jnstruc-
| cordingly. '".'.sus
| Editorial notices charged for at the rate Or IS
| GEMS Per hne, o. eight words, and special notices
= ~ cents per line, or 50 cents a line rcr week.
A. notices 'or religious and benevolent mr.
poses o. any kind whatsoever, az ordinary length.
| except single announcements Of marriages sna
deets s.chArgcd 70 cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
Agents. ~ ~'p'o'ou
| Contracts for yearly advertising terminable n
the option Of advertisers they paying an sdvance.
ment OF - per cent on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next 70 reading mn t,s,
~ per cont. advance on the above rates. ana Kant
| rates. - oAs'ss
Aiitransisnt advertisements must be paid for Ia
| advance. o' -
!, advertisements inserted IL weekly en- reasona.
RICHARDSON, WEST / CO.
SANDERS 4 BRO.
J. A. DA SDORF r co.
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Having purchased Of Jacob N. Eldridge his
interest in the firm Of Eldridge / Williams,
would respectfully return thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore received, and hope, by strict
attention to the wants Of customers, and my de-
sire to please, to merit continuance Of the same.
March 10, 1861.
mchl8-dAwtf AT WILLIAMS.
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AuDIroR's OFFICE, Iowa,


Wherear, the Peoria Aar.Is and Fire Insurance
Company, located ut Peoria, in the State Of I'LL
nois, has filed in this eff &c sworn statement Of
itt condition on the 18th day Of February, ls6.
in accordance with provision of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, entitled
IAN act in relation to Insurance Companies. ap-
proved January 2sth, 1857. and an act amendato-
~ thereto, approved February 9th, 1855, and
whereas, said statement shows that said Company
is Possessed Of the requisite amount Of capital
and invested as required by said acts.
Therefore, in pursuance Of law, l, J. w. Cat
tell, Auditor Of State. do hereby certify that Pc
oris Marine and Fire Insurance Company is 81.
thOrized to transact the business of Insurance in
this state. by agents properly appointed and au-
thorized o acknowledge service Of process for and
on behalf Of sid Coz psny, as required by said
acts, until the 3lst day OF January, A. d., 1862.
further certify that the attached is substantial
~ . correct copy Of tho statement filed here, sx-
cept detailed exhibits.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto cub
scribed nv name and ali xed the seal Of my once,
this 3oth day Of March, 1861.
IL. 81 J. ". CAT1ELL.
Auditor of State.
April 9th: 1861.
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COL u warren.

and there will also be valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 80 cents We will send you one Box
OF our Golden Pens, and sealed notice Of the sr-
tice which We sell for 81.
TRY U99 TRY uasl
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID,
4 Boxes Pens with q Certifca,es q,
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MID DOG4!.
PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR
-OP THE
C1ty or DAvonx3ort.

Notice il hereby given to al persons swnipg Dsgs
or having them in their possession, that the ssape
aust DO MUZZLED on or be. ore the Sd day Of
APnl. 1861, and 70 20 keep them for the term Of
All Dogs found running 1T large, without huz-
zLE. after such date, will be dealt with according
to Law by the City Marshal.
DAVENPORT, April LIST, 1861.
N. 3. FINLEY,
spl1-dtfl Mayor pro Ten.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa, !

AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.,
DesMoines, March Esd, 1861. !
IT ls HEREBY CgRTIFIKD, That on the 2lst day
Of February, 1861, swern statement was fled in
this Office, showing the condition Of the Peoria
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, located q
Pcofis: in the State Of Illinois, on the
LIST day Of January, 1861, in accordance with :
provi ion Of an act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of lows, entitled IN act in relation "a
Insuran.e Companies, approved January SSH.
1857, and IN oct smendat0ry thereto, approved
February 0th, 1858; that said statement shows
that said Company Is possessed Of tho requisite
amount Of capital, and invested - required b.
law.
Authority Is therefore given 70 the above
named Company to transact business Of insursncs
in this State in accordance with the laws thereof
until the lst day Of January, A. D., 1852.
Il i also certified. that Willard kasrows ESQ.,, 81
Davenport, has been duly appointed ~ aid
Company their lawful agent ana attorney for Tie
county Of Scott, With full power % take risks 81
insurance therein, and 70 acknswledge service Of
process, IS provided by law, upon his fling with
the Clerk of the District Court in and for said
county, certified copy Of the statement on 6ls
in this Office. 1t ID further certified that the
attached il Substantially true and correct copy Of
the statement.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto sst ~
hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this Esd day a
March, 1851.
r.. s.. J. ". CATTELL,
sprl0-lw Auditor u State.
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wv 49, OB
A gentlensn in walking through
Knighisbridge % Sunday, overheard
che following Conversation between .
man md woman, who appeared - IT
tney had in come f.om some pleasure
trip into the country:
Woman" Blow me, Bill, how tired
| do feet! I'm - miserable, too, as .
starved herring. What . miserable
world j. this! / wish I'd never been
born. that l do; and now that l am
born, wish myself dead again"
Man" Why, Bet, what's the ms'.
ter with you nowl What are you
grumbIing abootv
Woman" Why, don't tell yer ]
am 20 miserable - . rat %
Man" Miserable, indeed Why,
what on earth would yer have! You
was drunk Monday, and you was drunk
again Wednesday, and I'm blessed it
YOU haven't bad pretty near enough to-
day. II that sin't enough pleasure for
yer, I'll be blasted if ] know what is.
| suppose you wants to be downright
hapgel upon hearth. '-English paper.
A SPLENDID IDEA.-Ths great Italian
industrial Exhibition to be held next
Autumn, in Florence, is exciting mut b
attention in Italy. 1t is now propos. d,
contemporaneously With the Industrial
Exhibition, to COLLECT together in the an
Gent Palazzo Publico of the Republic
al the vast mass Of objects illustrative
Of medieval life and art in every sort,
which can be brought toe ether 10 Tusca
ny statuary, brouzes, terra Gotta msjo-
liche, enameIs, plate, jewelry, etc,
everything IN short, which may tend to
illustrate the old life of the best form
cry DAYS Of Italy.
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Having "peaceaIly seeded" from the firm Of
Eldrtdge Williams, and the mercantile pursuits
general, leaUisg plenty Of
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SUPPLIES & AMMUNITION

to fight the battle to victory, return thsnks
to our patrons for the liberal trade they have
given us in the past, and hope for . contin.
uance Of the same to ny successor, Mr. A. F.
Williams.
Davenport, March l8, 1851.
J. NJ. ELDRIDGE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Latest frsm NsrfsIk


BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The steamer Ade,s,ds
arrived here from Fortress Monroe early this
morning. General Butler made HE app,,r,uo.
Thursday suddenly In Hampton at the head Of
the Vermont Regiment. The secesioniss at
tempted to burn the long bridge, but were frus-
trated by the activity Of the advanced guard. On
Friday he extended his reconnoissnee several
miles up the peninsula between the james and
York rivers
The Troy and Vermont Regiments are ea-
campsd near Hampton-this being the fut occu-
patton Of Virginia soil by Federal troops.
The James Adger, sfter landing the re0imeet
sailed for New York. The Harriet Lane has rome
to Charleston. The blockading squadron Oh
Fortress Monroe consists Of the Minnesota, Cum
Serland, Yankee, Star (lsts Monticello), Qusher
City, and other small crsft. The ofcers Of tAs
squadron this friday morning called on Gen
Butler.
Several Of the prizes are now In the harbot On
the arrival OF the Mississippi Il 10 expected that
active operations will be undertaken against
Sewel's Point.
In the action Of last Sunday three Of the four
guns Of the secesonists were dismounted, and
II 10 thought that at least half dozen were killed
This battery was to contain thirteen guns.
The Michigan Regiment 10 expected soon from
Washington, and also several other regiments,
from New York and Boston
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CONNFRCTaI
Interesting from the Gulf.

KEY WEST, May l6-The steamship Louisiana
Capt Kirbey, from New Orleans May IL, arrived
at this place the morGing Of the 18th, touching
for coal and water. She leaves this evening for
Philadelphia.
The steamship Suwanee Lieut. Duncan COM
She is sent there for the purpose Of bringing over
to this place the six hundred United States troops
expected at Havana from Toxas.
Major French yesterday issued an order in rela-
ton 20 taxes due by the citizens TO the State Tie
following is the order: No taxes assessments or
or other ievies will be laid on or collected from
the citizens Of the United States by any persons
persons acting under the authority Of the State Of
Florida. This to be Of effect and enforced until
further orders.
Yesterday the employees at Fort Taylor 10 the
number Of seventy-two, offered their services to
Major French TO assist his command In upholding
the laws Of the United tates, repelling Invasion
suppressing rebellion, and 70 be subject 10 his
orders at any and al all times. In the city today
a volunteer company 10 organizing, and az this
moment over one hundred true and loyal citizens
have come forward and agreed TO place themselves
under and subject 20 the orders Of the command
ing officer Of the United States troops at this
The yacht wanderer, 1t Ia believed, has be en-
chartered By Major French for Government put
poses.
McQueen Mcintosh, Of the Confederate States,
and appointed to the position OF Judge ofthis dis
trict arrived here a few days since, and, finding
the island I'm the quiet possession Of the United
States, concluded best to leave to-day. Himself
and the District Attorney, J. l.. Fetum, sail Tor
Tampa this evening.
Judge Marvin, of the United States Court, bsv-
ing organized bis Court, 10 ready 70 transact any
business that may be brought before IL.
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From Harper,a Eerru

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-No trains came over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night or TO- day
Eleven engines and numerous cars are detained
at Harpers Ferry. Forty-nine men, employed on
the trains. were arrested at the Ferry and are said
to be in jail II 10 currently rumored that hostii-
ties are going on there, but there 10 nothing def
mite.
lsEcoND DISPATCH
BALTIMORE, May 25.-The Western train has
come In. The reports Of the hostilitiss at Hsr-
per's Ferry are totally unfounded. A number Of
coal trains were detained with the hands belong
ing to them. The Virginia authorities gave a.
reason for defining the trains that they understood
the coal was for the use Of the Government A.
surances have been sent by the Railroad suthori-
ties that such was not the fact and II 10 supposed
that the trains will soon be permitted to run &c
usual.
There are various reports Of the approach Of the
Federal troops on Harpers Ferry but nothing
authentic.
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By BONTZ & GRIFFITH. Auct,oneers
rNk USTEE,S SALE OF IMpRnVEn pR on


BRTY IN THE COUNTY.-By virtue of q Geed
OF trust u the subscriber. bearing date on the 18th
day OF Novembsr. A. d. 1860, and recorded in Liber
J. A. s., No: H3, fOiOs SS7, to-, ons of the land
Iecords oil WashlnetO1 county, IN the District of
Columbia, shall offer for safe, at public auction,
On the preml O., on the 14th dat Of uue hext com
menclng az O'Clock p. m, oil that piece of ground
lying IN the county Of Washington, ard kno vn as
part Of chichester" beg ginning Tor the same IT
the Ridge Road, at point marked c on plat m ade
by Lewis Carbery, late Surveyor OF said county,
eastern lire Of said piece Of land; thence north
wardy with the said eastern line sixty (6o) feet,
more OF less; thence gestwardly within seventy,
seven I'D feet OF said Ridge Road; thence sOuth
forty f4ol feet; thence seventy seven CD feet west
along said Ridge Road twenty 1907 feet to the place
OF beginning, with the improvements thereon, oor-
frame house.
TIN. P5osse5ty Is sOro,s the Eastern Branch, and
Terms of sale: One-third oash; the residue In 8
And IL months, the purchaser giving his note, rae
lsfaotorly endorsed, and bearing interest from the
day of sale
deed given and q deed oftrust taken All CON
ve,ancing at the cost of the purchaser
III the terms OF So are not compiled with within
I'VE days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property on weeks no.
tioe at the risk and cost OF defsultlng purchaser
m1l-2sw&ds BoNTZ L GRiFFiTH, Auo:s.
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FromtheSsuth.

NEW ORLEANS, May 24-The news Of the ocou-
patton Of Alexandria by the Federal troops was
received here to-day, and considerably Increased
the military enthusi asm Of the people.
The Delta's Montgomery dispatch saws letter
from Mr.. Yancey, one Of the Commissioners In
Europe, says he has doubt Of the success Of his
mission
Tue southern tariff takes effect on the sIst Of
August.
The 18th Of June has been appointed N a day
Of fasting and PRAYER.
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BosToN, May 2S-The armed steamer South
Carolina, Commander Alden, sailed last night for
Fort Pickens, with a crew of 49, men. She take
100 seamen for the feet also, several lO-inch NOR
tars and rifed cannod;Ta and other war munitions
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tOCAL NEW $.

TTHE srsR publishes the List Of Letters
rpnaaininr In the Washington City Post Orice
uaisr the provisions OF the law directing them
70 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery uf the once. Its
toeai daily circulation Is more than double that
of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lumbia
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Kentucky Lesisiature.

LoutvTLLE, May 2i-The State Senate hlve
passed resolutions setting forth that kentncf 7
Government or take up arms for either OF the
belligerents, but arm herself 20 maintain peace
and tendering her services az q mediator.
The House has empowered the Commlurt OF u.
vestigetion in reference 20 the correspondencs OF
Governor Magoffin TO set until the 30th.
Both Houses have adjourned stss dn.
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From Europe.

ST. JOINS, MAY 2l.-The steamer Etna. from
Liverpool on the 18th, passed Cape Race last
evening.
The steamers Niagara, Columbia and Java had
arrived out
The southern Commissioners had rescued Pa
ris, and had an interview with Count Thouvenel
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
A proclamation had been issued by the Queen
warning British subjects against engaging ia the
American war, and that all so doing would be
held responsi BILE for their own acts
The British proclamation declares the intention
OF maintaining tn striCtest impartial neutrality
between the Government Of the United Ststes and
certain stat styling themselves the "Confede-
rate states Of America - IL warns British sub
jects that IL they enter the military service on
either side, or join ships Of war transports, or
attempt to get recruits, or ut out vessel, for waV
purposes or trans ports, or break or endeavor 20
break any blockade lawfully or actually estab-
lished, or carry soldiers, dispatches or any ma
terial cont band Of for either per;y they will
be liable to all the penalties and consequences,
and will do so at their peril, and In wise OBJ
tain protection from their government.
The screw ffigate Mersey, Of 80 guns, had sailed
for the American station.
Ia Parliament, Lord Woodbouse said that
Spain. at the request OF the Inhabitants, had &C
cepted the annexation Of the eastern portion OF
81. Domingo, and given assurances that slavery
should not be ests b ished.
The Cotton Growing Company Of Jamaica have
determined 10 plant several thousand acres In cot
ton forthwith, that the crop may be In Man
chester before the end Of the year.
The Duke OF Bedford 10 dead.
France sends only a small 80 uadron 10 American
waters to protect French Interests.
There are vague reports that England and France
have agreed TO recommend Austria 10 cede Veni-
tia to Italy for money and territorial considera-
tiOns
Spain has ordered six screw frigates Of the frst
class that she may be superior to the American
iag,
The first steamer from Liverpool FOR New Or
leans is announced 10 sail on the 9TH OF August
The London money market was unchange ed
There 10 heavy draw Of gold going on for
America. COnsO!s 81 a9l1 for money, and va
81 for account.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May Is -CottOn-kales Of Monday
and Tuesday IL 900 bales, including 3, 900 bales
TO spectators. The market has declining ten
dency and prices have partially declined Liza Nd
Manchester advices are unfavOrable. The mar
ket closed dull, but prices steady, with slightly
less depression.
The Breadstufs market is arm, with a slight
advance for some articles.
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BOARDING..

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
~ few single gentlemen, can obtain fine Rooms
on the first AID second foors in essa nt location
aud with excellent Board. Apply 800 T. street be-
cOmmOCated. m "a as
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On the morning of the 25th instant, of consump-
ton, LEAH ANN. cousort of Stephen C.. Wales
timore. - ~
The friends Of the family are r. qucsted to attend
her funeral, at O'Clock to morrow afternoon, 18th
instant, from her late residence G. street ortiz
near corner Twelfth st. (BaltO. papers oopyJ
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spIlsskk rs y0 r. is5
fifi sS .sss "a ia SSss
The s6cyensm:d roods for ssis :, Northsrl prices.
ma 90 SIN - J. n Sgal -,
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TO THE hFELIcTED!-Be sure to read the advsr-
Blood Purifier. in another column. u
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WASHINGTDN COUNTY, DISTRICT OF Co.
~ LuMBIA, To Il hereby certify azeraH
came before me, the subscriber, Justice ,N
OF the Peace in and for SAID county and msds oath
on the holy eysngely Of Almighty God. that there
IN the District aforesaid, small red BUFFALO
cow, two under-sIts Ia the right ear and = orOp
In The lett. about the hrst of Decamher, 1861 ve
under my hand and seal this 10Th day of May, ].
III. e. MURRAY, J.. p.
Tho owner of the above COW is requestedf 10 prove
property, pay charges and take her away. JANIS
A. Gu RTAlN living on the corner Of ThIrTeenth
st. east and G st. south. m IG-Itv3Et
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CoueHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnatte
Ateeftons. Experience having proved that SIM Q
Iemedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early STAGES of the disease recourse
should AZ once be had to q ISro,cn'S Bronchial
1T0chss, or Lozonges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat be ever slight IS by THU
Precsutlon moro serious attack may be efeotually
whrded oil. Public Speakers and S:Egsys will find
them efectual for oiedfin and STRENGTHENING tn
voice. See advertisement. de 1-lI
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DIED,

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find the
for exchange at the Star Office counter II
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READER, have you soon Prof Woods advertise
ment IN onr paper. Reas it; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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New York Mayksts.

NEW YoRK, May IS Flour shade better nif
demand. Wheat and corn each ls1c. oeties.
Pork and lard heavy. Whisky quiet at ekc
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ENcAMPED.-Yesterday afternoon at OK O'Clock
the First Regiment Of Ohio Volunteers, Col
McCook commanding formed on the avenue be.
tween sixth and Seventh streets, completely
EQUIPPED Tor march, with kna p,acks and haver-
sacks packed, and after a dress parade, marched
on, and gave place to the Second Regiment, Col
Wilson, similarly equipped, which also after
similar formalities moved away. Both regiments
60 into camp, the site selected being the high
lands near to the camp Of the Rhode Island Re.
giment. The Ohio Brigade attracted much at.
tenton, the drill Of the corps and the appearance
OF the men Indicate a seryiceable body Of tro obs
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WHITEHURsT's GALLERY 434 PENN .yKNry
See his card photographs that he Is furnishing by
the dozen or hundred, suitable to send in letters
Call and see his views of Harper's Ferry. 2t*
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SECESSION CAMPs.-We learn from gentleman
who has just arrived In this city from Occoquan,
rtlhce william county, IVA, that there at that
place about 100 cavalry, and one mile this aid .
3OO Infantry OF secession troops 900 infantry are
also encamped about i've miles this side the VIII
l'gei but, with these exceptions, he thinks there
are no secession troops anywhere near here n the
eastern counties. He saws there are a great many
Union men throughout that whole section of the
State, end that all are extremely anxious to have
the protection OF the Federal Government The
Union vote at OccOquan last Thursday was Goa
great many not daring to vote against secession,
through fear Of personal violence
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RUNAwAY:-This morning horse attached to
but not i1juring him dangerously