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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

To Samuel Rose, Mary Lederer, J. Ledsrer tber
husband), John Nigg. Lewis Joaquin and A. y
Leopold tdsfendants1
NoU are hereby respectively noti6ed that there
j IL now 6lc IN the Clerk Uace Of the District
Court Of lie. County. Iosa, ~ ks.kak, = petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF mo tgage against sxid samuel Rose,
above named. for tho suln vi Fifteen hundsed Doll
lars, with ten per cent. interest from the lst day
II July, 1850, and sp.cal and general execution
against Samuel hose and against all said de-
fenda, = above named, praying aLo for tho fore
citsure Of q mortgage, given By said Samuel hose
to Charles Msson, upon all land West Of the Plank
hoad Of the N Of The w 1, section II, town
ship 81 N, X West; also, the l Ut 3 Of
the N section 80, same towns hip and rang ,
aud all IL Lee County io~a,-the sale of sAid
gagged premises 20 pay Of faid debt, the exiting
uish ment Of ali equity of redemption therein, tor
costs rnd genera relief.
Now YOU and each Ut you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition tho morning Of the sec
ond day Of the mex term OF said Court, be holden
ON the lst Mond.y Of September, 1861, or judy
ment and decree will be hud therein aE prayed for
b. dc fault. Ii. sCOIT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To George s. Currier and ames Starr defend
ants):
NOU are hereby respectively notified that there
J. IL now on file in the Clerks oce Of the District
Court Of Lee Cosnty, lows. ut keokuk, petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on foreclo
sure Of mortgage sgainsS Said George s. Currior
above named, for the sum Of Eight hundred Dor
lars, with ten per oent interest from tie lst da
Of July. 1860, And special and general execution
against George S. Corrier and - against al said
defendants above nsmed prayine also for the fore,
closure of mortgage given By said Geo. s. Curriel
to Charles Mason, upon tho East N II Of section
50, township 81 N, range West. LA eonnty,
Iowa,-the sale Of ssid mortgsged premises TO pay
ID said debt. the sxtin guishm1Lt Of all equity ii
redemption therein, for costs and general relief.
Nov you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the nsxt term Of said Court, TO b.
holden on the LIST Monday Of September, 1851, q
judgment aud decree will Be had therein, a. pray
for by Cefaslt.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May 8-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Peter frank:
NOU are hereby notified that there is now on file
i in the Clerks Office OF the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, Mt Keokuk, = petition of Hiram
Barney, claiming Judgment on foreclosure
OF = mortgage against said Peter Frank, eboye
named, for the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars,
with ten per cent. interest from tho LIST day
Of July, 1860, and special and general execution
against Peter Frank, and for the foreclosure Of =
mortgage, given by said Peter Frank TO Charles
Mason upon Tho lcix and 4, Rlnck lib, kse-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa,-the sale Of said mortgAged
premises to pay OF said debt, the sxtinguishmsnt
Of all equity OF redemption therein tor coats and
general relief.
Nov, you are notified to appear aud answer said
petition on the morning Of tue second day Of tho
next term OF said court. to BE- holden on the lst
Monday Of September, 1861 or dgment and decree
will be had therein ~ prayed for BY default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor fur PeiitlonGr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

PEkxsrLvASIA cEsrRAL.-The report that
freight and passengers we're detained on tbi.
road, 10 consequence Of carrying 40 MANY
troops, = contradicted. Being about tbs
sompletsst and best managed road 10 the
country, It's equal TO almost any emergency.
eDd pssssngers 90 right along.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
Mays. lsel-alm

ON 1AsNA1 NOToCk.
To jobs HarYis, Ensan 1altby, l.. b. Maltby
wm. Blown. James Bedford, Jas. 9. Lyons, IT. i,
I'd fsadssts.)
VOU ere hereby respectively noti6sd that Their
L Il nov on ale In the Clerk = OGes Of the Dis
trict Court u LIE County, loss, NJ keckuk, . Pc
ttion Of Htrsn Barney, elaising judemsat on
force closure Of nostssgs seainst ssid John Harris
above nswed. for the sss y Three Hundred and
Fifteen and = 100 Dollars With ten per cent interest
from tho LIST day Of December, 1850, and specisl
and general execution against John Harms. and
- against all said defendants above named,
praying also for the foreclosure Of . mortgsgs
givcn 10 Charles Mason, upon lots one III two
III block tl32) in ksokuk. Lee oounty, Iosa, the
sale 81 sai pscmses - pay % said dsss
the sxtsngaisbntnt q 81 tqsity u redemption
therein, for costs and general relief.
Nov you and each OF you are Loti6sd to sppeas
and ssswsr raid petition on tho morning Of the
second day tf the next term Of said Court. 70 b
holder on the Srst Monday Of September, 1861, 81
judgment and dssres viii b had therein % pray d
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nay 8, 1851 d1m Solicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

I.E&1Ak NOTICE.
To Robert French, Arthur Wolcott, Robt. Steel.
Jas. Lloyd, J. X. Lloyd, Orson Eaton, John
Mccoy, Jas. N Billing, Charlotte NJ. Hull.
Mary stevens. Price. Ferris Co. dso. II. Hill,
N. Newsom, Geo. II Crossman, Gu EN- City Var.
nsh Co. Geo. Bartlet Co. sam r, Miller,
Jno. W. RANKIN, +. T. Fuisom, Jas. r. Bay Less,
W. II. Clcghssn, American kxprss. Co. Henry
nellie and SAMUEL Vance, Pat. Kennedy and
VILLAS L. wood, {Defendants.)
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
j 10 nov on Ale In lie Clerks u fRcs u the D,s
n OF Court Of Lee cosnty, lows, - Keohuk. poti-
ton Of Hiram Earney, claiming . judgment On
foreslosuve Of Aor'gag agsinst said Robert
French above named, for the sam of One thousand
and Fifty Dollars, With ten per cent interest from
the Let day Of July. 1880 and special and genera
exec1tion sgainss Rob n French, and - sssns,
Oil said defer dants above psasd Praying also for
the foreclosure Of . Dortgsgs. given bv fssd
Robert french to Charles Mason. upon the lot.
I. :. 8. Z, q, and ., IN block 10 10 the city u
K~okak, Ice csunty, lows, tho sale Of said
mortgaged pvemises TO psy Cd raid debt, the
sxtinxniahmsn, Of al equity II REDEEM ptiea therein
for eoes and general relief.
Nov you and each II you notiAed 80 appear
and answer SAID petition the mornins Of the
ond day the next term Of said court t. Be holden
90 the first No1ssy u 6sptsa.hes, lAet, o. jadg.
ment and decree win BE- had ihsrsin ~ prayed H.,
by dsfsut.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May s, 1891 dim kolicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

II CouoHs.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are SOURCES Of Pulmonary. Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav.
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken ID the ear.
ly stages OF the disease, recourse should at
once be bad TO sBRowk's BRONCHIAL TAO.
cuEs," or Losenges, let sbe Gold, Cough, or
irritation Of the Throat DO over 90 slight, "a
BY this precaution more serious attack NAV
be e6ectually warded OF. PuBLIc SpsAKEas
and SINGERS will find them efeotu for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisem ent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08


OAeAessNAL NOTICE.
To Vim. II. 0risvoli, Jr., jeremiah Haliwin, ia
cob Ba,hey, A. Journsay, Jr. Co. Defendants J
VOu are hereby respectively nat,6sd that there
i issos On Aie In the Cterk' Once of the Dir
trict Court Of Lee County. lows. ~ ksokuk, petit.
ton Of Hiram carney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of . mortgage sgsi1st said VIM, ii
6riswoh. Jr, shove Baqed, for the sum Of One
Thoass nd Dollar with ten per cent. interest fr
the lat day Of JAY 1859 AID special snA genera
execution sgasnst m. n. Griswold, Jr., and ~
against all said defendants ahovs named praying
also Tor The foreclosure Of mortga ge gwen by said
WIN. Il. uriswoid, Jr., to Charles Mason. upos he
N. ". /, n. W. 4, section -, Township 81,
North of range Yves. ia Lee county, lows, tho
sale VI said NOR gsgsd premises 20 pay Cd said
debt, the extiEguishmsnt Of All squity Of redsmp-
ten therein, for costs and general relief.
Now yes and sseh Of Jon are notified to sppear
and sn>wer said petition on the morning OF the
second day of the next term of said court. TO ha
hoidsn On tbs frst Monday Of Scptemhxr. ISL 80
unu uIcTSs VII be had therein - prayed
for By default.
H.SCOTr LOWELL,
May Q. ls6l-dim Solicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

Loss OF FAiru Since Gov. Sprague'e
prompt movement to sustain the Government,
sage the New York Ledger, the Southern
rebels are unwilling longer to "nust to
P1Orideace.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
Sht pw rcck..losss 81 Ntxonss Aouih h.
ern CIgCus.

Sht pw rcck. .Loss 81 Ntxonss south.
ern circus.
The brig Black Squat, from st. Jago de
eutH, bound for fh.1adefphia, was wrecked
At Ger coke inlet, near Cape Hatteras, on
the 10Th inst.-v essel and crew total loss.--
Two passengers and one Of the Grew we're
drowned. Jas. M. Nixon's Havana Eques
TRAN Troupe was on board, and one OF the
drowned was his adopted con, William Nix
on. Geo. Ross and Van Orden, we'll known
equestrians, and the captain had their legs
broken oy the falling Of the boom. Nixon
lost all Of his valuable horsee, property and
HArdsaAe of his great Southern show. No
insurance whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
The Way the PennAyiyania Dutch
men Fl hat.


When the Berks county and other interior
troops we're on their way to wai Dc Camp Cur
tin. tho officers had conference over the
news OF the taking OF Fort Sumter, and the
fact that, after thirty six hours canDonading,
no life vas lost. One honest Dutch officer
could rot understand how this could be done;
but Al other officer, better posted in modern
warfare, assured him that it was oil owing
to tho astonishing improvements in modern
science, which had made the art Of war 90
perfect that forts might be battered dewB,
and cities be bombarded, and yet not single
individual be killed. The honest Dutch sen
of Mars listened sttentively and in surprise
At such remarkable results. Suddenly his
face redeemed, and, with blow Of his 6st
upon tho table, which sounded like the dis
charge Of u columbiad, be exclaimed: "Den,
by tam, dey had peter not pring down our
Dutch mans, for dey are 90 tam shtupid init
science, dat dey could not 20 into fight mit.
ont killing somepcdy."-[Pbil. Ledger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

Bounty LANDS FOR VoLUNTEERs.-Everv
man who offers his services to his country in
the pre- ent crisis, and is mustered into the
service, will be entitled to land warrants in
addition to his regular pay, even if the war
is closed in thirty days. Privates will re-
eeive leo acres each; officers larger tracts in
proportion to the rank they hold. This il
nm inducement Of no Uncomfortable impor-
lance to every citizen who desires to become
a soldier. We trust, however, that no such
inducements sre needed to incite patriots to
their duty Chicago Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

CT The Montreal Herald Of the oath saws
that everything in the shape Of d,sposable
arms, Il her for cutting or shooting, whic..
could b. obtained i'm Montreal, has been
be-: b: = ~r--ir.r row uuys Tor Southern
service. They are also selling arms to the
North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

18TH New Orleans Crescent propose,
that the whole affair be settled BY one hun.
This is apusillaDimous proposition 10 che
Crescent. A secessionist up here would con-
elder IL mean 10 put one Southern man
against lees than six Northern men. A freed
Of ours says he and another gentleman killed
fifteen hundred Cincinnatians over too glass-
% Of brandy. Louisville Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

GA Union flag was raised on tie wharf
at Louisville, on Thursday. Several thou
sand persons, including ladies, participated
in the movement, and all exhibited the ut
most enthusiasm. While the ceremonies
were going on, the people of New Albany over
the river were firing salutes to the new flag,
as zen of their sympathy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

Where on earth is JEFF Davis? Louis
riiie journal.
We don't know where he is on earth; but
we know where he ought to be. and where b,
will be after he leaves the earth. Ii not
whtt's the use OF such a place P Frank
fort Commonwealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

Large NUMBERS OF exiles from Virginia are
constantly arriving.
Advces from Tennessee say Senator John
son will make speech Ia favor OF the Union
in day or two. It aiso says the Govern
ment is determined to retake Hsrper's Ferry
Arsenal. Also, ofhclal permission il granted
for the continuance OF passengers and mail
services by steamers between Baltimore and
Norfolk to all.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, April 23.-Advices from Wash
ington state that there were fourteen thousand
troops there yesterday including regulars.
The arming Of the light draft fleet for the
coming blockade, commenced at the navy yard
yesterday.
The state authorities have decided to mus
ter into immediate service the whole of the
thirty thousand volunteers authorized by the
legislature.
The common council last night voted to APP
propriate 100000 to arm and equip the reg.
iments, and half million more Tor the families
of volunteers
The schooner o. II. Lee from York river,
Va, brought as passengers E. w. Evans,
lady and family, q. +. Southwell and lady,
and James Cross and family. Several others
had been compelled to leave Williamsburgh
for expressing union sentiments. The feeling
is bitter against them. Schooner S, p Wheel
er, from Galveston fourteen days. saw twenty
miles south of Absecomb, three steamers with
troops same day, off Banegat, saw two 9th
ers, all bound south. Every thing was quiet
at Galveston when the S. p. Wheeler left.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24
ArFATRs IN BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Mr. Wendell,
formerly public printer, has arrived here. He
left Baltimore at IL o'clock yesterday. He
says the city is completely in the hands of the
mob. Gentlemen were pulled from their car.
riages and obliged to declare themselves for
secession. When some distance from the city
Mr.. Wendell heard some heavy guns. The
military constitutes the worst part of the mob.
He says that Washington is well defended
with 5000 troops, and Gen. Scott feels conf
dent no force can be brought to bear sufficient
for its capture.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April pa merchant
of Baltimore arrived here via Frederick and
Hagerstown, who left Baltimore yesterday
afternoon. No union flags were flying, and
few secession. There had been no attack on
Fort Mclienry. He thinks no more than two
hundred federal troops were there. He be-
lieved that federal troops can now pass through
the city unassaied In the city, military
drilling, marching, and the sound of music
is alone heard Business is entirely suspend.
ed. There will not be a solvent house in Bal
timore at the end of the week.
Private information from Baltimore to Mon.
day morning say S the mob element is power
less to act with system. Arms were plenty,
but no ammunition. 1t is believed however.
that the people and mob will unite to prevent
the passage of troops through the city, and
troops will be compelled to fight their way step
by step.
gentleman from Washington reports that
the Baltimoreans have telegraphed to Harper's
Ferry for Virginia troops to come to their
support. The house of Henry Winter Davis
was entered by the mob, but he having left,
his family were not further molested. The
hall of the German Turner'S has been sacked.
Maryland money was refused entirely by
the banks of Harrisburg, yesterday, at any
price. Brokers buy it at heavy discount.
Virginia money was 30 per cent discount, in
Baltimore, last Saturday
The steamer S. r. Spaulding arrived at Fort
McHenry on Sunday, and remained several
hours, taking in coal. She LETT for some safe
harbor. The Baltimore directors are deter
mined that the ship shall not proceed to Bos-
ton, fearing she will be pressed into the gov
ernmput
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday Afternoons dispatches,
GOSpOrt Navy Yard Destroyed!
AND
THE MEN OF WAR SGUTTLED /! (!

Nrw YonK Anril % The scbooner Times
which Ieti Nnrf,ik Va renorIs that The f.,Jar
nj governnent nsnnIa sot tire In tI,e nav varl
on5 aIsn r. the liner ponnsyI,arin omI t. a,u
ato and dostroysd oil ,h:;r arrns tI,o -
then" in the riv9r '''' '''''' "'"''' 'i'o"ins
oo
hiLApNlriilA' hPri' Inc baitlmore
AiherlGnl cohiituis 'he scuttilnS OF the war
S,iiPs leunsylV",il'' Noiuniuus' Delaware,
Harl'an anu t,,e merrlIlac' at Noi1olk, by Or
uer u o"pt, IeHreieaSt; ana lhe destruction
a. u, t n AIMS me only vessels saved We're
sle Iocanoh'as ana Cumberland. Inc snip
i nouses T , peIhs 'orh uowh' ana the 'acto-
lies 'etei'eu WIN the ground win Inc lnteh-
9oh Vi aoaluohlhg ana hrlng them on Satur-
Jay night
Tue mayors OF norfolk ana fortsmoath
iiau SEM hass Oh truce TO fendergast' asking
ne intended TO hre on the towns lie re-
Plleu' ne "oula ACT altogther on tIe defensive.
II nred upon OF II the navy yaru was at'acheo'
IL woulu DC MS uuty 10 hre on u, the TWO citles;
~ Is not known whether t'le Iawhee ei'G u,
the haroor' or returned 70 iopt Monroe; ne
excitement at NofIolk anu PORTSMOUTH IS III.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24

PHrLADELPHIA. April 23.-The North
American understands from reliable authority
that arrangements have been perfected by
which from 10000 to 10000 can be carried
from Philadelphia 10 Washington per day.
Two hundred and thirty women nearly all be-
tween the ages OF Is and 25, have enrolled
themselves in this city as nurses
The railroad between Baltimore and Wash
ington was INSTRUCTED yesterday some OF the
bridges are destroyed AT noon yesterday
there were over 10000 soldiers from Philadel-
phia at Havre de Grace, embarking on two
boats for the naval academy, at Annapolis.
The boats had just returned from similar
expedition, having safely landed large body
of men at the point designated. The people
for some distance south of the Susquehannah
are union men, and will assist in the defence
o Havre de Grace against the secessionists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24
THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

The Washington Star of Saturday gives the
following names of the wounded of the Massa-
chusetts regiment now in that city Capt. j.
II Dixie OF the Stoneham Light Infantry has
ball wound in the head-he was left in Balti-
more, supposed to have died ). Henry Dyke,
ball wound in the leg; w. IL. Young, hit by
a brickbat on the arm Stephen Flanders, bad
wound on the head by brckbat; H. Perry
wounded on the knee by brickbat John
Foster, wounded on the head with a stone :;
c. q. Gill, bad wound on the knee from the
breech of a gun; John w. Pennall, knocked
on the head by brck6at John Kempton
had several bad bruises on the legs and arms
from paving stones Morris Meade, wounded
in the leg by brickbat Lieutenant James
Rowe, two side cuts in the head from brick.
bats Daniel Brown, third finger of the left
hand cut off; C. IL. Chandler, wounded in the
head by brick V. G. Gingerass, shot
through the arm; Alonzo joy, two fingers
shot off; Sergeant G. J. Dozell cut on the
head with brckbat; W. II. Lamson, struck
in the eye and the back of the head with pay
ing stones, with other severe bruises on the
body Chas. Stinson, of Company c, of Low.
ell, had his nose broken with knife; Ira w.
Moore, badly wounded on the left arm with a
brickbat; Geo. Alexander, back of head and
neck badly cut with brick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24

The President Tells the Baltimore Au-
thorities that Troops Must Pass
Through MARYLAND,

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Mayor Brown Of
Baltimore went lie Washington, on Sunday, at
the request of the president, and had "A long
interview with him in the presence of the cab
met and Gen. Scott. The president urged the
absolute necessity for the transit through Bal
timore. Gen. SCOTS opinion was in favor OF
bringing troops through Maryland, avoiding
Baltimore if the people permit it uninterrupted
ly If not, the troops must select their own best
route, and, if need be, fight their way through
Baltimore. The president concurred heartily
in the desire to avoid collision, if permitted
to go by other routes without interruption,
The secretary of war agreed with the presl-
dent
The mayor assured the president that tho
city authorities would use all lawful means to
prevent citizens leaving Baltimore to attack
the troops in passing the city at a distance,
but was unable to promise more than his best
efforts The president assured the mayor that
no more troops would be sent through Bati-
more unless obstructed in transits in other
routes, with the understanding that the city
authorities use their best efforts to restrain
their own people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24

In testing the new bridge for the Troy and
Greenfield railroad, over Green river, in Deer
field, on Monday, a span OF 100 feet broke
down, and one man was killed and two others
injured. The persons who suffered jumped
upon the cars against the warning of those in
authority, and were not in the employ OF the
road.
VIM. Taylor, mason engaged in work
upon the new Baptist church in Baltic, Conn,
while carrying hod of mortar upon scat.
folding, Monday forenoon, lost his balance
and fell TO the ground, distance of 30 feet,
and was instantly killed.
The venerable Rev. Joab Brace, D. D.,
iather-in-law of Rev. Dir. Todd died at the
residence of the latter, in Pittsfield, on Satur-
day, at the advanced age Of so years. He Of
ficiated as pastor OF the Congregational church
in New England, Conn, for Sc years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24
"CoNFED ERATE" PIRAT1NG.

New YORK, April 23ABark Grapeshot,
owned at New Orleans, is an object of suspi.
cion to the authorities. The captain asserts
his determination to defend his flag, and says
he is bound to privateer.ng. She will be
taken care Of The 25th regiment from AL
bany goes in the steamer Parkersburg; the
Goth regiment of New York city, goes in the
James Adger, and the Sth and 18th in the
Marion.
The Monticello will be fitted out as gun
boat The Chesapeake sails in company with
the above. The Montgomery is loading with
provisions.
piratical vessel is said to have been seen
in the bay. 1t is alleged she is manned by
fifty or sixty men. She is said also to have
stopped a tug off Chester and compelled the
captain to haul down the Anne lean fag.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-24

HARRISBURG, April 23.-Caleb Cushing ar
rived here esterday; he left Washington on
Thursday. He says Gen. Lee with 5000 Vir-
ginians is covering Arlington heights. The
camp at Cockeysville is broken Up. The
troops are returning here and will go south
via Slsquehanna. Mr.. Gushing narrowly es.
capped injury from the people at Carlisle AT
Chambersburg he stated he was on his way to
Massachusetts to join Il regiment for the de-
fence OF the Union. He left last evening.
News from Washington, one day later than
Mr.. Cushing's declare that there were no Vir-
ginians on Arlington Heights.