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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
4 T. MI
fHm GRKAT KAMfLY FAFER.
xHH 0xnAT PAMIa.Y PAPER
zH1 aAxAT FAMILY PAPEn.
.v5iss ess9eses ri
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

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Bancroft, wiiliam Cullen Dryaaf, Jaha d. SAKE
George T. Norris, .. y. wiiias 8esrzs D. prsntics
sos nsHnstt, Z. .. ArsAufs r. Hsmiltsa nysrs, Col
~ WI Il - ass1ss - = ssssses:s s - ss.ss rss
MaTasa Hariana, Miss y. A. Dspy. Mary ssanlsy
Gihsan, FneAs Carr, and many Ciersynsn Profes-
ssEs In Colleges Statesmen, snai ether snalnsat
ss sss = e e. s as ss gasss
wii BE- 40 barge and sahgaee sach variety sf eEa
asnt talsats thas sxesy department. Of assxasnse
win receive shs particular stseasioB of seaae ons
WS&5Sa5t5 S5S6ss ssaaass, ssisssa aSssy3
mstSsst4f ketaAr seholastir aisquisl1aan, spicy
paragraph, pasaesic ballad. hsnoroas poena, old
sashianed lore stary, tisly editorial aay ethsr
ingredient ef popular and eiswated tsarnaiism, that
ls 10 bs faFnishea, the Ledger eorPs Will D. ssas-
saha eos ss sask IN sass ssx csEtrisufofs wi send
can possfhay ass, 50 thai ws shall always have a
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ss s,ss sx s s.as ~ z e ma sss I slss .i.
Ger readers famlH paper fer the year 1851 whIch
will be more interesting A2d Instructive, and ia
every rsspsss nare valuable, sssa than the Ledger
q an iassssasass % sAs yspasasasy az shs Ledger
ws @ss& &ntw STATE as stzSis fsss sAa8 tsS fsui&-
tisa is isrysr sasz sat sf Aay csAsr TIN literary
napsTs In The eozntFy. Its great success is ewing
20 the fsea that We seizure ths bsss writer's an sAs
country, and spare no expeaas in getting ssp the
esss FsniC rxpes-& paper Of high aaoral lone
s 81 i ssss sssIsss as ~ sss =
all its ssssSss ths ere xtfth il taken tAss Ros
svsa s@s efsasase woFd shall appear In its eeannns
ad ths snpoiogity Of ias faIss and Skwsehes hxye
Eainsa sor sas New yagg Ledger, psassisa ssasa sa
literary pspsS has svaF hefogs SeaeAsa.
Anna Cora Riclis Of Rsazssa Va, ana Gel,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

4 national salute was Gred at aooa 20
day Ia honor of Gen. Jacksoa's Grmnass
In resistiug nailifcation ID 1882. and MAi,
ARdersoass Heroic eendaet ia resisting st
IN 1850. II was gotten up by the cisizaas
israspestiye OF party.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
Monsgo nserv AIa u. h.

Montgo oaaery, Ala., Jaa. l.,
Mr.. Calhoun, oomraissionar from Soalh
Casoliua, addressed The Coayenlioa. ..'t !;
Dispasches 10 the Governor from Yif-.
ginia, Florida, and Mississippi, were rssd
10 shs conyensiea. -stE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

9~Gazk AGiiiss Assxe ~ CSaM1eesis
colossal ssasuss % the Goddess of Fsss
dom, lnssndsd Tor tAs dome Of shs sapd-
aol, u Wsahlassoa, Will Eeigh. ahse
ooznplsasd, IL ,oa0 psasas. ss-'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

sTThe newspapers q Washiegsan
city sag thars has naves bafors heea 30
few visitors It ths nssienal oapisol, On
the opening al Osasssss. The hesals af
thai city are sos hsaf fal.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
Norfolk. dan.

AskssFUa&y W1AE+ g -
The schooner 8. w. Lashaals Of Ssassn
Island has been seised for violation Of the
Virgins inspection laws.
u II reported that active measures are
in progress for the defense Of Fortress
MoLree.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

.a Il Boston, yaa, n -
The ssaames Joseph Whisasy has hsae,
chartered b she Governmsss TO convey
troops and munitsoas ef var from tAis
povs 10 Fors Tortngss, near Key West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

4a11sEsFs acr
WAshingaua, Dss. .. ls60. I
The sasrasary sf War ss-1sy rsssixaG
The fpller1ag dispstsh froNt "a Ha<AsB
| Ii eprtains alI lie pEtncipxs f1ce cqnpeet
sd wfsh Monsxonsfy's rid, IA H1l6Siss
seaas iigAt d fssxfd % sAs objssssaa
putpesas 81 aiis fnnds skat are being cob
aaossd Tar su6xiag KAasHs- IS 81 81
IzxADQrAKrxxs pxsx@ cs gax Wxsz,
| Sr. LoUia, Mo- Dee III 100.
ErK:--I hare she hanor 10 reg,ork for tbs
information cf The War Dspaf aftmsnt, thai
~ soen 90 shseisa sasisofisies couid pro-
cars .wriss fhE she apprehsnsi0n af Aent-
gomery and osheu okhls band ersersd
Capt, Barry's command, kwo companies
of artillery mounted - astilary, - PRO
csed With she IJniktd xt6AA nspptg NsS.
sfial CampbelI to Mound City, whsrs fha
band Was Thought ID bs, 10 make the ar-
rests. Thin wa on shslbl of khm meath,
ths aexamand fron Fort RiiqE niySna
thegs the daY before, -
On the arrival OF the Marshal, be pro-
eseded as once 20 make se&Fnh tor the Of
fandsrs, has they wRe ne whsss % be-
foandr sSaFPafsed By asomPssy ofassg-
geoas, under CAPTAIN Sseele, ka eontipR-
ed the search until q late hour of The night
bat every plsee vfsited was found desert
ea- Nse nsxs nornlag g srsseso tns
aoase p1 Aentgaaesxy aea fesaa onaJ soaf
Eo@ea - . 900 % Mno1EFaas Inia m
house kDoEn = Montgo9sEys foft, = =
aouDls mousse, nuiit on ncssy 1s, use
r0c1 af emo pn0ysctang ossx ake eessk
is.as.ss tae osasf 9f ssry haesy AaTa ns
negng eloee f0gs4ners exrsP$ - anops tne.
halgnt % nafng sncaider tasEe = sal
op1AfnE CT ABSu& EW6 iMcuaH - 6f0au0s
me saty fnaag 81 MOSS an sne noase ex-
sepa e nissss asfs swe s1apsY sssspk Ear
ne poxes szs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

SSswasd In oss ofhis lsss spseshess
says tina Rspuhilssas sEioss thsir sisssr
hoiding brsshsa.s CsrssiAly -sasy love
'sm just - q pirate loves riahiy freight
cd marchaasmaa On the high seas s.t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

- The Postmasrsr Eenarsl has direct
ed sAss shsn isssezs are dspasiesd, szsdosr
esd $50 lie ovsx On Sanas3,s y sAs wrisars,
concentrations scruplas are se be respect
ID by the poss-oakcs okcials, who are %
sissain sa0A laaEses accordingly. ID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
"s 'ss''. 'cocNoIL HIurrs IOWA,

sssa ! hfIls nxfesk a1sy N ps6|nr4 ~
EGoFTuws 1nd aAe5 Ave Hxell 1p1st H. I2fh
Is Rseenasy t. he ssss<ihx ub sonssn-
sns and % l6sh fsx mss6ing q aeis~
TIA susssisz of adsiissouas niiisasy
tsRes, f6f ne puFp6es ok defancs. -
sen rs6srssd u q somnitsss. fiia s ii
a sasalaai0h pRaYosizsg ID sppropsfsss
zen millions og asliass fps asis pu5poss.
- slsa besa rsfSrrsds III genssM opiasi
- i, thsk E1fz11fe viii sscss ahout sAs
4efA proEisans ma = ~ naasn sine sashl
appropriatS3ns Win be made ii will be
asesssasy - rspsi any axsrsssioas
# n ~ "A ss
/ sss Rrsaa shs HsaaA M E
BIG Jsckssa, Mias., Jan. 7ah4
The commissioners from SousA Casssis.
n and Alabama ase snsflea - seats In sAe
convention. aE s% Fsf3a ss9s
Il resslutinn was adopss<l to anAsusi shs
sonstitutiSn oe tzss SsAks. authosizing the
boErowing of aaoEaeys s0F sha purpose of
Il saispasch was sassEyed, announcanx
tho desssshimafion II Gsozg3& @ seoess
aaaaeaiately. slt ss
xhseonvsnssony adjourned, until Iteraor-
row. when the conmfstea ea the Secession
Ordnance wili Yspors. ~
The sxeitemsnt is inteaaae.
The galleries were fail ef ladies.
sYhe eommistee on the ordinance Of se-
cssi0ss b nov Id caucus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

eT H@ry Clarke s0sapssisor IL q
Ghaxlassea printing oi6es, was sAispsa
asxshwaTd an ths 18th irssauIs fsR sx-
pgassiag ah0kitian sansiuaamta, .s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

GTTha Charleston Mercury suggests
chat the South Carolina letters In North
ern journals should be headed tfforsign
correspondence
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

Charleston, Jan. .

s1#fa# #Ta Charleston. dan. o.
The ss@mss ssAr af shs Wsss, Ia an
sSsasoYias ss enter she lafbor, About agy-
light tiara mcssaing was opsnsd anon BY the
garrisoaia MosYas lssand. and also BIZ
fsss Meslsfie. The stsaEAer pus about
aad weni 10 yea. bare nvA been able to
ieasn wtesAss abe. or any psrsos Oh board
was anjsrsd. 4hs beai4 10, thAs no m
jury was sustained. Ft. sampssr did net
respond. 80
Isisas HAIL Of Fors SEMESTER, came over
10 saae essy aboas m o'cIoek, Win asx
oe sssees He repaired to the quarters 0s
shs tovesndF, followed by d crowd u
citizens. He was In secret eurfe
wGsh the Geverssor and council For swu
lsoasss 40 . O'Clock be was sent In d
cssrszga with ths Govsrnor's aid TO the
wharf, saaresarnsd TO Ft. Susapser. The
obJess Of bis mission b NOS known. IL ia
nos supposed thai II relates TO the sirfng
ON sAe Ssar OF the West. The people are
grossly excited. There wsfe no deaaon-
ssFasfons agaanss Lieut.. Hall, although
great curiosity so know wsa4 be eaane fur.
d. 4H g s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

ET John u. Goagh stassa that be il
NOE rish mSa, % mary snppsss. His
laxss, all told. only Aaaoans 70 80. He
also states thai when he oosammoed les
turing an agreement wss made batwesn
hisaseif and wife that one-tsash of all his
sarnings shoald be gfvsa 10 cAasisabls
purposes, s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

HKALrH rs WKALTH.-G GoET, R1zpaATEsz,
Disease is inaisssizlsiaaie il the %
lection of ias sietian -.ahs king possesses
ne more Immunity frem sbs swingss pf
goat or neuralgia id bis weather proof pal-
aea, than tha beggar from tbs attacks Of
rhsamatia1a in his sims-bslssesd hossl.---
Wealth Of itself can neithbr cure sickness
nor preserve health else II would bs =
monopoly o. the riola-~oa the coasrasy,
she goasy Or rhsaasasie milllonass woald
willingly exchange half his possessions
for the robust constitution Of the daily
laboger. To the millions whose sabsis-
ssass dspsnas on toll, health ia truly
wealth, and the loss 81 Il entails On them
tie misery and saHsriags which are the
bans Of poversy bat sha oheApaess of
Holloway's piiis and Ointment obviass
Aisssil b. plasiag them Nithia the reach
Of al who are exposed 10 the direfal 81
feess Of the wsasAes. lag
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
5n MILES STAGING SAVED

sow oRxz no orruHwA. RIFrr HfLRs.
sssn6sg ~ ks8 = 6sa~ xssssSs xsssa
Ia csanctien wish sAe
cHIcas0. BURLINGTON auTscY RAILROAD
sAeTssa. QHsasss ssss ssss Rssas
To Chicago, Nsw Tozk, nastea, PhaladalPhia and
naisimorss 70 xsokux, "a. ieass and Clacsana H.
and e e sai palsss y Elineis IsasA7a asasgan ohio
fwo Train. nai'y leave and arrive tsunaays sx-
LEAvE orTuawA. Axnrvx ar cHreAao
s:s s:s ''s'ss 3 q 4 Is sss s'4Asae Z NJ N.
gR~coaasczin4 as Gsisssarxa vita The Sorsaern
Cross Railroad for Quincyg ss Mand0ta with tae
Illinois cenEEzi Railroad fer Galsas sad punleith
and St. Lstaas sha CAifa, ss Hasiznksah with fast
sailing Packets cor 81. Laaas.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
ETnroash 70 asw fork In @ hours. PaSzsn-
gers Aeavln& 9aancEi ESWlzg gxaokusaS and gxeniux
tstI& ksis rsBte, VIII aRssgeln ohiaagosx 81 Lea
IL from Dc 70 g kaars cnieker than ny ony other
route, and IN ample time 70 eoaaeGg wish the great
Esstarn aEa soatAsrn IAnes.
Asss5 ~ ysss s; 80. IN n &C 60 :ss = q: !:
BuEl.nssaa = 10. Railroad Firkss oeacs, 10 ALL
10 SHIPPERS or sTocK.
Essek ExA&na @1la sT2& se9nsAFass fenvtag daliy
Sundays s1eegtea These frains have all the rights
sf Passenger Trains. shss fnsnrtng despatch and
coassausmssy avoiding ali tAe&e yezsaieas delays
Nsw sassk ssns Asys bees half1 On bosh sisses Of
she GiszIs&tpT& Htass hy fhs Esfy as& DEoTars win
aSa there every thing sk3y could wish fog the ae~
cozzmoaAtaoA az tAeir ssoek.
Epwsssas es . 49, x
YIss Frssiaens and saRertntanaeai.
p, RKAIck, aen. wetayas Axas1v 80 s.s-.g
nariinsfcn, Aas, rs -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

We nsaa scarcely diEssa ssasnaaon 10
she fad rsposss "a hs fdund uadw tbs
ssasrsphie Aseds Ths ssws i al the
fmoss insersssing end isaporsaas shssasaer
frsn Waahingsoa sad shs Ssash.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

~ Ths Ss. Loais Balietin says that .
dog In New Hasea has bssn detected In
Stealing the asrniss papar fren she door
step Of his mastsr's aeighbor. Butfor shs
fsss tAat rsspeotabis degs wouldn's eaxa-
desesad 70 thas ssrs Of sesaisngs We shoaad
saggest thas Ill nswspapm piiferiag was
done By dogs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

Z ETThs experts Of Uaiiaornia show .
new srtieie Of export, vis; dead UAinese.
The living sslassials who are ID The gold
sn laaa eollsos the bodies of thsss dsfuns
hrsthren, and plaoe shsa IN . nseessing
vanls until d suiheieAs namba ID obsaia-
ed 70 feighs The vessel. This sailing
naaasaleun then takes Il way 10 tie sua-
pirs of China. As many as three han-
afed eorpses bare been dispatched In enc
vesael. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

GA shoemaker in Prestoa, Englaud
named Charleston, not being abs 70 lire
satisfaasssily with his wife, teak her % .
pshlis house and sold hsr - szsssoa fos
twensy.fivs ssnts md swo dollars w0rsh
of whisky punnh. a bin Of sais vss CIV
aa and the wsaaaa seemed sMsisfsa with
hsr chsnge of m4sssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

90. s. 49, 80. ~
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i q IS -
Z sss ss .s.s s.
s|s. q h
n xryt1ryr+Yr II ~ hrfSsr ~
{ w EE4ALI OOAxLL.
s..s s=ry- Tssss- -'sy.sirr--Trr
i WEDNEsDAxs JANUAnT 10s 1851.
.:-:--:::
~. HoIks - 1ssss ~. Des.sn, ssssas ssskor
80 - -. II a.. - - - - :. - - !,
/ 80 rsst 81 SAsIsssi tslss ' 3 - - 3
slsssa H. = s1Irs, = ssf ssssssasse Assaa Y
E1ss .. nssr . % .ars ssEsassssis-a Assass
-. + AogFps, = sas ssaessiss4 Assas ie'
.u..r,.......u.....r..-.......,.-..u,...r..-.-..u
! ~. r~s1 -. .ru,e go r.ens -
Wa nsea sea~eslx dirsoa ssssn.sou 10
sse fall reOo<ss ID hs fouua uaasr tbs
sslsxrspAie had. ! rhe asws il al the
most anseressasg saa aaeofsaas sasxasass
iks@ ~ 4aaaas soal 80 saas sess'a.
E~Why ii rnonsv fiEe ths letter p =
Rsca.,sa "a makss m sss rssa
i
H@ are pnesesnsaaly Psaaena
pssplss kasy nay ssaaon hss nonsy,
esas siey saa sssaF salsaaa.
eTThs ChAslssson Mercury suggests
thar the South Carolina letters In North
ern Journals should be headea s'foreign
correspondence
su---- -T1,.-s- -oI.-o-.... -
~ - -. - - :
- = - - - - -
- - - -. ss~7
Z 1@--~.-s@-'--.-~,- --s'.. -. 80
- The following notice zaighk have
been sesn soEns time ago, stuck up Id D
eofses-iaaAs slop sahao* y ssassos
= ii OF iaaiss ssays mere.
R%The newspapsrs a Washington
CITY sag thsrs hsa never basore heea. 90
fs~ v;s;,ors !. a. ,,aaiaaal s,s.itfl On
sl,s t..u,irs, a f,aasxss. ..ss. :, ghs ha.ala f
sase eAz AS =
that essy are nos hsaf faias
as..s-s e
- oaAxA ssssaAe =. asa = =
Colossal ssasats of the dodftsss % fFss'-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
ArthuRss HoHme Magazine,
= IL Ess asss sgssas xyrA. san8 xyTIE. .sFss >

s-t4a& ENx&X0 BE N-a@ ss5
T. g. AKTHER AAn VIRGINIA y. T8WAaEMp.
Dese6e2 10 Social E4fsrasMrs, ART Meralf HeaitA
az ~ xa6 B0szssfse Hagpiaexa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

aTfs Gks are pneseshiany apradeni
people. They vsry seadon hss monsy,
bat kAay all Fssakeo tAsiE land.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

c. Horace Greaasy Ia repeating shas
hs hasn's been keeping very good coHnpa-
ny for ssyegal yeays past. The Eew Ha-
zen Register says -
sSomsbody asked Horace arsslsy what
be gainsd by she eo-paxsneship Of Weed,
Seward u Co. Horace replied thai he
wns like tha drossr that tsek avs handred
hogs . long way 10 market, and then ges
swtndlsd cut Of the proeesds. Being ark
"a what be made By the speculation, he
rspliea: 9All got oat OF il was the
eoTauaav of chs hoas.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
ssIFsns.sssst.' !

teeyeoe R0R 1881.
NsKH T~y@<$s n IS
70 GEfTRRs-g or CLUBS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

EsEgcGs on Taa Caxsss-~.I Isaskas 70 FHR
NoxxH Asp Sougay--ThA Asw Tesk Hsr~
aid estimates the losses In both ssctsoas Of
the Union, BY the present natioual tzoub-
lss, as YoIlows: ~ ss
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
The Presbytery OF the District Of Column
bta, IN. y. Presbyterian.)


This presbytery held its regular fall session
in the Assembly's Church. corner of and Fifth
streets. Reverend Mr.. Dunning, Of Baltimore,
preached highly Interesting and instructive
sermon, on the duties we owe to the Church
and the State, from the text: Render unto
Cesar the things which are CBsar's, and to
God the things that are Gods" He very clear
ly and forcibly presented the obligations Chris.
tian men are under to render obedience to
the powers that be )" and to be Conscientious.
ly faithful to the government. He repudiated d
the notion that religion has nothing to do with
politics or government, and argued, that to
the prevalence Of this opinion was owing, IN
great measure, our national troubles. The
Church should always exercise healthful In.
huence over politics, controlling the turbulent
passions, and intoxicating, BY precept and OK.
ample, true allegiance. The Church has not
done her duty In this respect; and 1t is now
due both to Cesar and to God, as well as to her
own interests, that the Church be importunate
in her prayers to God that He may make bare
His mighty arm, and bring salvation to our
nation.
Rev. Mr.. McFalls was elected Moderator,
when the regular business on the docket was
taken up. The churches composing this pres.
bytery are In prosperous condition, and have
entered heartily into the new folds of useful
ness opened to them, by tho concentration OF
so many soldiers within their bounds. In order
to increased usefulness, the presbytery re.
solved to visit, as u body, all the churches
under its jurisdiction, and hold services for one
week in each church.
At twelve O'Clock NJ. the presbytery ad-
journed TO meet next January, in the Western
Presby yterian Church.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. 0.-Brigadier General
Williams has not left for Hattoras Inlet the
revenue cutter Corwin having been detained
by the severe gale now prevailing.
The tug Young America, while sounding the
channel of James river, yesterday, exchanged
u few shots with the Pig Point battery. Sew
eral shells exploded near her, but did nc
harm.
The Union gun is now mounted SO rs to sweep
the roads between the fortress and Sewall's
Point.
General Wool and Quartermaster Tallmadge
have recommended to the Quartermastsr Gen.
eral, tho quartering of the troops at Old Point
aud Newport News for the winter in com.
Portable wooden houses built 50 as to accom-
modate two or three companies each. The
plan will doubtless be adopted. Similar quar-.
ters will also soon be erected for the contra
band.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
TILE LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

Jefferson City, Oct. 1O.-The surrender of the
Federal camp near Herman proves not to have
been so serious as at first stated. Colonel Mat
thews simply abandoned his camp on the ap
proach of the rebels. He has now no appre
henson of attack, and tho bridges are wei
guarded.
81. Louis, Oct. 9.-The Memphis papers pub
lish the proclamation of Ben. Nc Cull0ch to the
people of Arkansas, dated September 25ih
asking for three regiments of infantry mme
diately, to serve one year.
Dispatches from Fort Smith say that McCul
loch Is in want of men, his present force beii
only $500 strong. This would seem TO prove
that McCulloch Is still alive.
The officers ofthe Fremont Light Guard deny
the statement that the recruiting Offices Of tha
regiment were closed on the announcement o
the removal of Fremont, and they state tina
| enlistments are going on rapidly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

TIE WOUNDED PRISONERS FROM RICHMOND
The Federal soldiers who were wounded at the
battles Of Bull Run and Manassas Junction
whose arrival here has been noticed, still re
main under the charge of the Government
physicians of the hospital at the National
Hotel. They are accommodated in one OF the
spaciou dwellings east of the llo el, and arc
under the special charge of DR.. Adams, whc
is unremitting in his attentions to their wants
These brave men cannot help contrasting theii
present condition with that during their con
fnement in the tobacco warehouse at Rich
mond, where they were deprived of almost
every comfort Now they are surrounded by
good friends, supplied with such dishes as are
so palatable to the invalid enjoy the mos
comfortable quarters, and sleep upon mattres
ses instead OF hard floors. Under such treat
ment they are doing well, and there is no
doubt every one will recover.-Baltimor'
American.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
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Row in GEORGETOWN.

Night before last, a riot occurred near the
Twenty Buildings, on Fourth street, between
Fayette and Frederick streets, Georgetown,
between u gang Of colored men, most of whom
were intoxicated. In the melee, sticks, stones,
and knives we're used, and one Of them, named
Thomas Chisley, received Il severe cut in the
abdomen, which is said to be Of a serious char.
actsr and likely to prove fatal. Several others
were badly hurt in the affray. The George.
town police yesterday arrested the following
persons. who were concerned in the affray:
George Jones, charged with cutting Chsley and
being ono of the leaders of the riot, and ThOs.
Armstrong, W. H. Belt, William Fowler, Samuel
Thomas, and George Webster, as being partici.
pants and accessories to the cutting. Justice
Reaver committed the entire party to jsil for a
further examination.