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The Times Washington correspondent
speculstes Us follows:
WASHINGTON. May 20.
Government Is becoming embarrassed
with the question Of how the prisoners cap.
iured In the conflict now going on shall be
disposed OF. Scouts are daily picking up
up men proved to be Disunionists. Already
those taken exceed one hundred.
The rebels are capturing Union men,
thinking that when they have sufficient
number they will be able 70 secure the re.
lease Of the thirty-six rebels captured at Al.
ex andria.
RI the Government rate these men ss
rebels taken In arms against the Govern.
mcns. they should be hanged. II the system
Of exchanges be adopted, there is in the act
recognition Of the rebels a. belligerents,
according 70 all laws Of naiions. The Cab.
met have discussed this point several times
without coming 70 any result.
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e-rThe Troy boys beat lac world for fun
We have heard Of many Of their jokes and
pranks. but nothing equal 10 their battery
for bringing steamboats, 20 taw. They have
got an old pump, blackcd and mounted on
wheels. When boat heaves insight, and
approaches near enough they runthe pump
out on the bow Of the wh arhoat and hoist the
stars and stripes; il this Goes not make her
blow, they insert on old musket into the
bore and fire. This looks 50 cannonish that
in every instance, the boat has been made
to squeal. show her colors and round to. II
reply 70 swhat do you wani!, they are an.
swered, "to pump you, that's ALL" then The
boat goes .-Clnneton Reporter.
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II l. refreshing 70 come across such gen
as the following:
The first bird Of spring attempted TO sing,
But 'ere he had sounded note,
lie fell from the limb-a dead bird was him
The music had frz in his throat.
But the most terrible specimen Of a bea
that we ever heard tell Of s mentioned il
the following spirited verses. which we cliI
from Western poem:
"There was a jolly woodman
Was standin' by tree,
When he spied an awful Big bear
A-coming right at bel
The bear was ramparagous.
The foam was on his lip,
And full yard Of prairie
lie cleared al every skip"
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nrThe Pespia Of fpdisus. when reason
shall have fsstsned its swsy over the public
mind will be liEely 70 investigate with with.
ering scrutiny the acts Of the extra session
Of the Legislature Of the State. We have
lately heard much Of the despotism OF the
South, Of the unconstitutional methods re.
ported to TO carry out the rebellion in which
many Of the Southern States are now en-
gagged; but in oil that dark record. we have
no instance 90 humiIiating as thar which
transpired In the Indiana Legislature pend
Ing the passage OF the Six Regiment Bill.
The bill. il seems, was unpopular; 90 much
$50 that at least one prominent Republican
member voted for il under protest; which
means. voting for II because he dare NOT
vote against il. There was q probability
that The bill would be defeated; when, &C.
cording 70 the Indianapolis Journal. Nj.
Smith Of Barthormew county announ-
|ced that he had just been informed By Cap
tain Of company At Camp Morton. that
unless the Legislature passed the bill, the
soldiers al Camp Morton would MOB the
Legislature. A man by the name OF Allen
replied to Mr.. Smith. saying that the col.
diers At Camp Morton were gentlemen. and
the term "mob" was too harsh to apply to
their contemplated interference with the
action OF The Legislature. Under this
threats. without its exciting the indignation
Of the Legislature. withou, any effort on
the part OF Governor Morton to sec that the
Legislature was not ovsrawed BY the SOL
diers, the bill passed. and now stands upon
the statute books OF The State--a monument
Of the political degredation Of The party
which unfortunately for the State. has The
control Of lis affairs.
i Can II be possible that Governor Morton
quarters large bodies Of troops neif Indisn.
apolls to ovsrawe the representatives Of The
people, and that their legislation which 10
crcases the burdens Of The State inde6nite
lIy, should BE- dictated By sn armed soldIsFy
10 Il possible that the people will sit quislly
and see these acts Of worse than Austilsi
ldespotism perPesrated. without protesting
n 20. they may well afford 70 withhold shsi
sympathies for the oppressed Of other cou,
tries and hang their heads In shame Will
they consent 70 wear the istiers forged an
lrivised BY Legislature acting under shrs'
lof mob violence, as announced BY M I.
Smith. OF Bartholomew county.
Caunellon Reporter,
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Harper.s Ferry, II !, u not already evacu
ted will soon fall. The troops there are ncl
near ss numerous as his been stated There
rre not ever 1000 IN and about the place
They are miserably equipped. and nearly
starved.
General Mcclellan. with $1,000 troops. is
already on The march toward Harpers Ferry.
Another force VIII proceed from Chan
bersburr under Geners KeIm, another from
lhe Relay House onl still another IRON
Washington, 10 cut or the rebels.
The io'al nunber of regiments accep-
TED from Iiincis for the war i now eighteen,
inclusiye 81 Heckers GFrmnn X Regimert.
A ST. Louis regiment, Colonel r. 7. Blair,
jr., has been ordered 10 Fortress Monroe.
one end only Of Tie great rock blown
down n, IIarper's Ferry had fallen on ,hs
track. and Two hnurs work wrh gunpow der
would suffice 70 remove it.
General Johnston. il is said, considered
that he had time sufficient 10 secure his re-
treat.
General Mcclellan has thrown strong
bodies of troops from parkersburg and Whee
ling toward Grafton; but some delay would
be occasioned BY rebuilding bridges.
The force ., Chambersburg now threatens
Harper's Ferry.
To-day Governor Banks commission as
NJ jor General was ordered, with the pnr.
poss Of placing him in command Of an i'm
por,art column.
Eighty thousand troops will rendezvous
st Cairo FOR an immediate move on Memphis.
The Government is now putting forth ali
their vigor aud will urge the campaign 10 The
lowest point Of latitude consistent with the
climate ePidemcs Of August md September,
without, perhaps, any formal proclamation
for an additional enlistment for the number
Of forces needed.
Lieutenant Slemmer arrived in Washing.
ton. lie says the troops at Fort Pckens are
able to hold the fort against any forces that
will be brought against il. The garrison
numbers about 1000 men, and the rebel
forces, under General Bragg, about 5000.
I, il understood that Me;or.General Ere.
mont will be assigned to the command ol
the Western Division Of the army, 70 oper.
ate in The Mississippi Valley.
The day Government troops entered AL.
exandria messenger arrived and reported
the Fcder4i troc ps within an hours march,
advancing rapidly. Immediately the whole
body commenced ronniog on through The
woods
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o. which the following Is a copy:
War DfrARrMEs~
WAsHrseroE Nay 81, ig8f
Dear siri-By reference q G4a4saissA.
ders No. l5. Of the WarF14rm ..(s
priased copy OF which h .,,.. nv io,..,d =
ycu) giving the plan OF y. n.zation,f ~.
volunteer forces calle4 WIZ ,he servk. Il
Of the United States W. tsc President Van
will perceive that q reF mental officerssf n
these volunteers, fgt.r colnn.le a,un
% oecono Lleu'sn'n' sia slusive, are sppoIn-
ted by the Goverro' W ne state,
n"'ns mus coap'led 10 you the appoint.
l:e"' o".-1 'nese ~ esr. for the regiments
'u'hNneo oyyop s.e, you will. I trpst.
excuse me Dep fssmsnt for impressng upon
you - auva"ce NE necessity Of an sbso-
'''e sune'e"ce ~ y5iir appointments to the
'o''oV'ns sussfs 'tbas, which are deemed OF
me n'g'es' n'' tnce By the Genersl.in-
on'e'' uaesr Nhps advice they ore submit.
ted to yoS..
f"s' - cpm (ission no one Of doubt
III mo'a1 81 ~ tpIisfp and not OF sound
health. - M -
oecone.a 81 Ppoint no one TO Licu,en-
'hey,secopA first. who has passed the
'ee % ~ Fe't \, or 70 : Captainoy over 80
'sars; ah' ppoint no field officers, Ma
Or, Le1nfH'{ Colonel, or Colonel unless
Prssual III the United States Military
AcaoeulS.eI xpown 10 povsess . military
= = 'w'eu y 'r sexpefience. who has passed
Aaef& fF - agessof thirty, forty, and
|for,yi -
IN rtment feels gssured that il will
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3,2os, ,364 lo11 s.977 .557

Being an average Of one in every 3.165 for
1850, and one 10 every 4.9ls for 1860
II will thus be seen that though the nun.
Der Of slaves has greatly increased in the
last ten years, the aggregate Of escapes i.
considerably less than in 1850. Indeed. the
small number Of escapes Of slaves is one o.
the most remarkable developments OF ths
census, and prove how groundlcss are ths
clamors Of the sccessionis,s in that partic
ulnr.
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-
Dir. Editor:-I see, rr pour paper OF th
115ih inst. that in my article / "ht the mai
on thrnssd" The shoe I, SO closely ,ba
he cried OF, "A falsehoodi is aublsbed;' psa
IN conve. zion with ms ie either d,y. be
says has Plandered Is anl bis father.--
Now i seeis very plan his withou,
any other evidence. tha INK re guilty, for
did not mention any l'A. reiher any
identical spot. I would AN homas that
ne had better be little ffelai. or be will
rcvea, more 10 the public tn tNaTe. lie de-.
nies that he has ever spole.fga lFst the ex
sminution or exhibition al " sch1ol-this
! never charged him with. Hr ne never
has before, he has in his altsl4 an un-
truth about both. Ia preparfu 9ur eS-
hibiion there was not a sing eelec.
ted longer than six weeks befsn lose,
and then the students kept un III i'ar
studies. With reference to the IN,
| don't know whether | would srfsH Il
were 20 present Il in the true iaate'
young Thomas is such on infahte anI
and such lover Of truth. Ispeni NEARLY. f
days examining the different clasAa. ssl
during that time | DON'T think III
w. T. Curry. was in more than or aaars
and | am conident that no adisinterest Will
SON. was in longer than an hour. r,
students left my school and went tc pfdt
J ohnson's because they did no, like mo N
teacher, Ore Of them W as under a Gual.iar
and was forced out bv him, because he Nv
Guarjian) wanted him 20 attend the otter
school The other entered for oay half
term, remained until his tine was ou': !
then entered JolinsoD's school-remaine
bu, few weeks and left-he never expressed
dissatisfaction with me as stcacher. OH.
ers quit in good health because their money
failed. What have said before am able
10 pro>e, aud that. too. by persons who are
not Ia asless: but for Thomas and his fathers
sake farbesr this time. II they do not
wish 10 be further eypoaed they will please
hereafter bold their peace. have not, IN
my articles, said augut AZ - }he other
school. and I'hcpsf> unser sAe
painful necessity Of doing 90. All ! ask
now i justice. would not desire, in .he
least 10 pull down The father and the rallan.
son, that may build myself ur, but when
| and others here must suffer without any
just cause. will defend the innocent and
expose The guilty.. lam exceedinly glad,
however. that Thomas has discovered what
will be the portion n the liar; for sincere
" hope ,hst he rni his father may have time
snd dispositions 70 repent Of their sins ere
they are callfd hence. "a prudent man fore
sseth the evil, and hide'h himself; but the
simple pass on and are punished"
II. ]. r. LENNON.
ELIZABETH, May n. 1861.
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netbe deemed offensive to your ExcelIency,
70 add this general counsel-thst the higher
the moral character and general Intelligence
|sf the officers SO appointed. the greater
The efficiency Of the troops. and the result.
ing glory 70 their respective States.
l am sir. respecffuIly.
(s'gnst) SIMON CAMERON
Secretary Of war.
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From The Republican Banner.
Our Union.


by II. FAnNTLERoy.
Oh! Union, bles, and great,
For thee our fathers fought.
And freedoms proudest state
With Martyr blood was bought.
With every blessing crowned
The freest land on earth;
For happy peace renowned.
OF Time, the mobiles, birth.
Shall all that heart holds dear
Shall home and friends be losri
Shall war and blood. and fear
Twice pay our Unions cost!
Oh! who could face The sky.
Aud 70 bis God atone.
Whose hand had rent the tie
That made our people oue.
o. patriots, brothers. friends.
Yield not 70 maddened pride.
That leedsio doubtful ends.
For blessings we have tried
Give and take what's due.
Let conscience Do no wrong;
BE but 70 heav'n true.
And 20 your Country strong.
o. hail with gallant cheer
Our nations Stars and Stripes,
That wave 60 proudly here.
OF peace and Strength the types.
And God dispose The right
Give Love and Justice place,
Let union be onr NIGH,
Let North and South embrace
See Freedoms Stars arise
Der classic lands opprcs'.
While glows the Eastern skies,
let j, not leave The West.
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NO. l..
Important letter from The Secretary
Of War

- WAsHIScToE, Nav 22.
Inc Secretary Of War has sent % tho
Governors Of the different States circuls,
Of which the following il copy:
WAR DEsaRrMEs~
WAsHrseroK MAY -. I1gf
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Valuable Census Statistics.

The Superintendent Of the Census has
publShed some valuable statistics, derived
srgin the Official records Of the census Of
liS60, showing the number Of white males
in the United States between The sges Of
eighteen and for'y-fve years. and the num-
Der Of fugitive slaves who have escaped
from the Southern States since The census
OF 1850.
For the purpose Of more. convenien Mt re-,
ference. we separate the free from The slave
States.
WHITE MALES BETWEEN THE AGES oP EIcH-
TEEN AND FoRTY-FiyE YEARS.
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Up TO last night It was thought Senator
Douglas was getting better; since then be
has been gradually sinking. Fears are en-
tanned BY his friends and physicians that 10
will not live through The night.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

FalDAY, NassA q.
A1alvBp.
Luzssxs, Boyle, Nontrose.
Sucksa SsAss, Rhodes, 81. Leafs.
DsPAsr8D.
PsNDINA. Hill, St. Louis,
Luzsann. Boyle, Aontsose.
SCcEss SfAin, Rhodes, Lyoas.
The Wal Ewing will b the regular Nesthssu
Line packet fee Savaanah this nsraiae.
The Seeker State win depart ior 81. Lsris %.
night.
the Dsanask, Cspt. nsbissea, viii y lue
hsss ts-nouov (Ssnday) nosaiae.
The wn. L. Ewing win depart for 81. Lo.;,
Tomorrow (Suaday.)
The Lussrns, from Aoatross, made her apoee,.
anas q the lsves ysstsrda ,. and WILL sitter few
days, commence nskiAg rsgalsr tips hetvee.
this 81 The shove nansd poiat
CnDAa Rlvm-1hs steansr Hal Hal
dssgsisg sspairs q Csdss Rapids, ssd viii 60.
sasss ths tssAs bssvssa tAas psista,a q. Le,ia
g says tAs zlRss.
d. XAm.-Ws understand that this -
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sssA1seas Svm -Ths NSsassA, IA. CHI,
1ati r. Asu 0siaas, la1sa uitk - teu Jwhil,
ssanatag = = ~ Asutsvi1ls vhmf, Ga1np1.,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

SsConD BAPTIST CHuRcH BAPrrsrsY.
The Perry stseet Baptist Church people are
making fine improvement in The church 3D.
i6ss ia - way Of putting In > bsptistry
This consists Of . large vat niss feet long. ave
tset vide and four feet deep. made strong
plank. lined With tin. and 10 located dirsstly
under the pulpit. When desired for nee the
pulpit desk is rsuovsd. The carpet raised. ssd
the trap door lifted. The candidate foe i'm
msrsion pssess down into the water By light
pair Of sssirs. Arrangements will BE- msds
ses filling BY putting dowa eisssra under the
Church. Arrsogsmsnts vill also Be made for
Increasing the temperature Of vstsr when
needed. Itis . very nice sAsir and will eitsn
ave much trouble.
We understand shst there are - b several
nembsrs confirmed ct The Church nsxt Sab.
bath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

AvrEs Ir.-Of oil the offices in the
gift Of TIE sovsrsisos Of this city. that Of City
nsrshsl 10 sappossd % Be The fstssst--payips
- Il doss. per snsuo. enc ssit of eoomon
clothes. one elsss Of laees per vsst. tvo boxes
os Assoss Challenge Blssting. two bsrs oi
common soap and fns-tooth comb; yet the
ssrsbbls for It h becoming iatsrsstins anoaG
shs Republicans hssy Of thsss Who sss
thsir chances for otherwise obtairice frusal
YET honest living. vssishiag iaso anis pist,
have dssers = assume MarsAalissis honore-
sssh - watching est see dirty allsys. d>sd
dass. and rassiag ones lses o6 70 ssr. o,
ssossh issas segeehsr y psy sn outssaadise
'adsbssdssss Il ~ eisy. rAsss fssssas.A Ont.
ssthisk Ma - hsd bic 6sesss 10 de ME
- eseseA. asd thsy vsat y ssevd h. %,
Ma ~ 81 ~ sgsse tAso," hevsvsr. and
dteAssss Y thsy p,st tie ssninatioa sp 10.
ea1ee hhaesa. thsy hase - = sAssv aesr
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

COuNrBRyEIr MONEY. = The vast
amount Of eountsrfsit end spurious money
which 10 now sAost. mstes it necessary th.s
our business men should nee I'll the ossns 10
their power 70 protect 'hsmsslves aesinst II.
and ws recommend to the attention Of oil our
readers. Mr.. Geo. A. Armstrong. Who has
shown % bic method Of detssting eountarfei.
and altered bills. which ve think is reliable.
We think NO one vho 10 handling money in
either large or email amounts. should bs With
out it. Ar. A. 10 stopping st the Scott House.
citiseno
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

CnEERING.-We we're told yesterday
BY gentleman Who has been through . por.
ton Of Southern love aud the State Of Illinois,
that the psospscts Of the Winter wheat crop
are Of the most hat&sriog character. wherever
that kind Of wheat has been sovn there 10 not
the lesst indication that il he's suffered in the
least BY the winter. few weeks more Of 6ns
vsathsr will throw . vast amouat VI Winter
wheat into the market early. Iowa. uafortoo.
etsly, u not in the Fall wheat busiasss very
extensively this year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09
THE SCOTT USE.

nN THE PIRSr DAY or FEBRUARY
" this well known Hotel changed pro-
lr'etors. One Of the undersigned. the owner Il
the premises, and the original proprietor, ~il be
IN the o(hce TO elcome Ill old add new friends
We filter Ourselves that With our experience
and our superi.r accommodations We can oiier to
the travelling public al the comforts Of we'll reg
ulated house 1t the low price ot
Ono Dollar per Day !!
We are determined that this shall b. the be-,
Dollar House in the State.
Cns Hundred and Ten Day Boarders
can be accommodated Fsmiliee desiring room.
are invited 70 call ami make their selections.
Large and Commofio.s SsaJie consscsed vMk
tie Ho.se!
To our farming friends we would ,Som % that
the same hbe'slity will be extended u them as
heretofore. and the highest prices paid to ,hen
ior that part Of their produce used BY the House
J. J. HUMPHREY / co.
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