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CoLER's INDEPENDENT rREG1Hs5r.-The fo,.
loTing is the organization Of the regiment:
Colcnel-W. N. Coler.
Lieut. ColonelEJ. 8. McClelland-
Maior-R. e. Moline.
Adi1l4anf-I 4 EIliuadsa14

Lieut. Colonel. s. McClellaud-
Majo1-R. E. Moline.
Adjutant-J. 7. Ellington.
Quarttrmsster-C. P. Ford.
Surgepn-C. A. Tkayer, II. o.
Chap1ai1-P. n. M;near.
The companies are as follows
One frcn, Dallas, VerEllion county, com-
manded BY Capt. z. n. Minear IS men.
From Georgetown, same county, Capt. Chas
A. G!a1k: 80 men
From MeJersyille, Capt 8. D. Wall; l01
men.
F:cn oHarga, 1roqEois county, lis men
From Tuseo1a, Doug,as county, as men
Capt. Bryan.
From Charleston, Coles county, s. men
Capt. Taege1t.
Frcm Baarer, Champaign county, s. men
Capt. Boyden.
From Mide;eto1n, Champaign county, 10a
men CsFt Honste5.
From Champaign City, same comfy, 9S men
"a 1ife eompany--Capt. Williams.
From Homer, Chsrpaigu county, 102 men :;
Capt. Summers.
The rink aud file Of this regiment corsist
almost wholly Of hardy 1ar1ners and mech 2nics,
respectable ano e1serp-is!ng men, whose eYi-
deAt characteristics are inteiIigcnce and
vigor. Such mea can safsIy be relied upon to
Go noble BefSico for their country in her hour
o. tneed.-6ate Journal
This regiment has gone into camp at the
st. Louis Araea1. .
, 1861-08-09
THE DEFRNEE5 OF su;SGToE.

During the last two weeks, the defences of
the esFatal, on the right bank of the Potomac,
have been greatly strengthened and increased
a new fo1t, quite as large and strong as Fort
cofcor7n, has been erected north Of that work,
ane smother one, Of nearly Is large proportions
Hss nnished to day, south Of it. The three
1crts are further strengthened By q long line
Ct earth Nork entrerc6menis at some distauce
adFanced from the main works. The whole
me II mounted with heavy guns. At each Of
these, gnnneTs' gangs have been organized,
who are drilled almost constantly, until they
have arrived at q very high degree OF efficiency.
me reEiments in charge Of these forts are the
and one from New jersey. 1 good portion Of
the To1k or the entertainments was done by
the slaves Of Alexandria, who Kere liberated
early l.st week BY direction Of the Secretary
Of Wa=. They we're paid for their labor in
silver ecin, the same as other 1aborers. It is
understood that the Cabinet hare decided that
Sll elayes, in al places and territory occupied
hy our armlcs, are to be SO liberated, employ
"a. ant paid.
, 1861-08-09

The question Of the uneonstitutiona1ity Of
membtls Of either House Of Congress holding
military commissions from the United States
whle serving IS Senator's OF Representatives,
has been get st rest bya formal decision Of the
ee1ate's Judiciary Committee. Thus, mem
*hErs q either House who aspire to positions
q Generals also, must give up their legislative
CHARACTER ere being Commissioned b5 the
PRESIDENT as military officers,
:. !. = FOSSILS IN TIE ORDNANCE DErAa7nEsr,
! &Rtsshf1r = large amount Of improved arms
2aaa summation in oar arsenal, asd the differ
ze9L zs eo141nand1cE Officers are anxious to pIace
1sss E1ea Mxxpons il the hands Of their men sg
H1u easote them to go into m action at Least
sn Par With Che 1ebe1 foe.. Every plea ID
made that can be invented to keep the a1ms
N The srssnal; Ell the obst1 nct1cns that ON
ne are lhfoHn In the wzy of officers to .fBtard
tns1r operations The times demand souae
AZ AsW neg to be plsced IN charge, whea we 90
9ese Gid fossils concocting ways sud means
g ketp the asEs and equipsge u store, aud
Z 6aF cur volunteers to 60 out hs1Exaady and
many armed We think shat it: :WokB n
EG1E9 they Kere aiding the euemJ hy OBJ.
tfoes.nE rapid prcpa:As{on. m MeClei-
ftn should eee to This matter. T6ec31nez ezY IL
ssek Of the nd tspe, pe,cie:unbeadib1s n meg.
n eoea <e sxc delayed sd haMAase9 In thu
WsQafR{fou pf oE- Amy. .-SsS
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-~ Il is Rzid that Judge Wayne, Of the
xeE Of Georgis, is Dow in Washington for tie
purpcse Of tskirg his accustomed scat upon
Ehe bfnch. In tbs general bankruptcy Of
csaszcaer sitA which 50 msr5 OF the forsuno oat
men Of fhet stata asva allo 9ea themselves 70
d5mrsss Of :ts1s datIrenIshed W % iartst i ms @
asasa saairkbse. Al haaoe to Judge Wa7na
, 1861-08-09

1 ~ Ina fofsy one thousand dollars duo
.n.s7 uaa1& 1adac tho IaSt distribution act Of
.ozE sha "hleh tatt Stats hla hishazto 70:
.'so % 1eeolva. VISA pt76 ovce tlas othse ds7
70 Siex. eerpent ::
, 1861-08-09

GATAR R II: CATARRHl
~ CArARRH!
Do. SELVES LIQUID cA1ARRa REMEDY!
WARRSrKD to bs sure cure for
CATARRH or COLD In THE HEAD.
,x one !S HUNDRED THWsASD PERSONS die yea1ly
E1oEs hss v1h fny fWotssds 81 III Iuss IT,
dtsease first CONNIE need
Catarrh in the Nose,
TT ne3t step being to tas throat aud bronchial tup
.9 as ss4p e4s
shond understand that the better Eny to euro c.n-
sumption Is to preyentit :
aee at TT yer5 tight Persons nni fhe5 have coa
a t6e ss M & Sf 51 ts
- The dEt becomes chronic the Exchanges aSe IL
tlck aud 6easg ead re eisher so5 nd III & s.
botnE the nose or e1se they fall into the throat and
a5s ta.ksa Of eosghed The secrcttons o1en-
OF destroyer; deatess frequently taxes plsce Ano-
e s hress e sa1 q Is
dow from the head during tie night when ta.s takcs
to the laaes and should ioso no TIM Il lrsstinx
1,aa ans "a a9GEe aIs the symptoms Of cataEn taey
ri he aia ii the IiQUD cATAREH RsMEDr.
moved. And Ea!e s1ie,est coandsaee e IL KeG =
+ curing Inst aiier lie tsiai of tic Re1edI
!e @ nEe M mnnsh 70 Ee2edt received the amount pai
Frlce q the Catar1h Irmedy, $2oe-suHcient for
use ono month, with full and el.ar dlrecuons
Offices l96 Lake, Corner of Wells Street.
Address Dr. n r. sEFJTF
15ags6e2V 2 O. Fox 1855. Chicago, Ill
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PROF. WOOD AMI HIS TH1umrHs,

waa ~7ttten by Finley Jonnson, ESD the wei hoTn %
'qeee sbs atSs ~ ,a 9 M
ierned Trough the instra@entaisY of Ppof @ p.
evidences Of nfs skill cenbiaed with thn fhiiaut taro
py ha'e g Hade his name known throughout the dyE-
II world-~ide reputation founded upon oyer twar-
= }hs - = any eopsasaaoa fo5 ths labr
,nsd il Te nat;o1svn m 0f iii has o.
seiencethe egtogtes oftls. Fress are his. 1 connn
nlty may be dsl9ded-9oaeks may triumph for sear
or FACTS ard thus it Is. that ProE Wood rides dawn
81 Hgp HdpgfEsln9n Elo@n :. ,.-+,t, -, .u
diseases q the blo5d-ia DyspersIa It Is specific n
Debility # has no t4uaL and tTen t1 Conslapuoz, q
facts, Delay no longer 1t csn Be had 1t any drug
store n tue Union, OF orders be satt to ~ Eroa
way. .NeT York
BATTLH cRKEK Januacy n, 1sa
.sea rsoI o EonnLnEAE 51R: AioE ms to express 70
yirues hy Restosative Gordal and Blood Rsao1a
atssa a. H4sa &
Il: RTa
to the room, and good pa1t Of The fEe to tha bed
G. lie T 9 5at +
f3s 1sesssf s Ssss;s
no.S Times Iprncured bottc of tiy Goltiiai snd
It's .fnEatEe pSEess we're {el IL AZ
SICK bed an FeEft ct skeleton it h1s bru1ht M ~
= HHB !Tan hssfssy ests - e.
a1e'ea lf s s ~ oxeE n Eos1d suer
9ouss ftatu.g+ SUSAN RIsBx.
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4 AcoRRRsPoNDENT sU0LDEu

4 C0RRE2P0NDENT SCOLDED.
~-~Seme eorrespondent-wet take him to be
about year old and knee high-addresses
us in wrathfu1 terms because we do not
more strenuously insist upon The maintain
anee Of the Republican party. Dear soul,
do you not know that the Republican
party has, if in existence at all, been put
out ofsight by the rebellion that succeeded
the election Of Linco1n2 that we have
ceased to discuss the right ofslavery to ex-
tend itself over Territory now free, AMI ap-
piled ourselves to its right to exist any
wheres Do you not know that the
greater includes the less, and that while
we struggle for national existence. we can
not stop to quarrel about the form that that
existence shall lake ? Do you not see that
IN this great contest, all the North has be-
come Republican, and that political differ
enoes of the last campaign have been COM
promised or rather merged in the
effort to: maintain the Union, the
Constitution and the laws? Do
you not recognize the fact that the former
Democrat wins shoulders musket for the
defence Of the common cause, or contri-
bufes Of his substance to feed those who
have muskets in their hands, are cur
friends, and that we, despite former disa-
greements, regard them rs brethren! Il
not you area soddenf fool, who ought to be
!. taken to the bakery and hardened into q
man of crust We have done with parti-
zanahip as long as this war continues.
Without abating jot OF title of what we
have heretofore affirmed, We see no occa-
sicn for continuing partisan strife which il
sha1ned by the greater struggle that is
thrust upon Us. Let the Repub1ican party
take care of itself It has done its work.
AS long rs grass sTows and water runs, we
shall never need contend for the ayoya]
which was its band Of union, because that,
as WehaTe before said, is buried fatAems
deep under later and more i'm
rortant things: We have progressed with
we rest of:ths world; and to-day occupy
q: n1oaze platform, and wider field, and
enjoy a caearer vision, than were ever
Veuchsafed to any Republican who made
the Chicago Platform the limit Of his
belief When the war is over, and parties
are reconstructed, as they assuredly will
he, We shall be found in the advanced
gusI4 OF those who entertain the trues,
Ietnocrat1c opinions, touching the rights
OF human kind. For the present we do the
. duty belsre uR What that is, we need
lot say. The loyal and freedom.lavine
instincts Of every honest man, to whom
Democratic Republican institutions ars
real things to be cherished and preserved
VIII point it out. We are for our countr,
first When that is secured from the dan.
ger which now threatens, we are for ou1
rarfv
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Capt, sul}s,e Expexaitiea to IndeRend-
-. ences nc.


1-72xbs1 Camp Seatterrd-Fbur Ussion Hen Res.
= cuta from Ha,,ging. The 1oten Deserted
I on Short Not&ee. :.
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SARGENT E, q. cor B2ntin1J.s ,,aa
ALLEN. B. 1e9 West Harrison xsrsSsa Sssas@
EQEMAEE q CO. GEORGE i95 TsMTrG,
BEQSHOLD. HENEY 218 NORTH Cinr1r a+eIa3 aak
BRIAN. a B. g. West Madison bfreet 0s*
BAiAk,: +. 4. z fremont BIocE
BUCK & lATnEE, Is Clark street.
El.EAAON9, LEONIDAS ia West Ra.do1es.
DEVFKS. H- 6. l5l West Madison strect
4QhEMHURG, r s97 Wess Inke Strscf
Gt-ElEE. T. ~. &slEEuSee avaurn
GALE BROTHERS, NR Kaudalnh ftnea.
GEEEISlE,g. c. 8: Vest LAKE, sfrret
HEYLGAN, CHARLES 81 # est 1.aSs Sfro,k
HITCHCOCK, Z 81 State street
EpgEEE 2. a n. II. ii West Randolph stP.e
JANNE8f, VII Canal street
gEEDAE. Mill ON 7i9 South Clark Etrn4t
MARLA. EEEDE4s1ttK.E. Et4to street
NATTAk1 PHILIP. Il Blue Island ayNnua
AE5E4E1H ~ 9. r W = r 80 Clatk uffeef
MQHlER. n. q. 15o South Nc.I5 Etfcsf
QHAEA T. l. 20 West Randolph trsef
IA4hE+ J. D Btate Btreet, ccl1eE Mos11.@
HEDLlfH, HENRY - Wp{cut BtTeft
RNEE6Ef4O, J. Sc kortE Clask ;irnek
IAAYER, F. y. u1aeE Ehtt7rau EnuFa
WHITE EEAEEQOK. 81 Veg Ns5tse. ,An.
RhENsEaE. F1sE3 ts5 tt3isw1uKss t7H@,
". D. EARE1S-
Wbo!eea1s AEeats, ct ssaufsosazs~s artoes.
O. p FUIL-E.
, 1861-08-09

THE SIXTH REGIMEHT,-We give below the
statistics Of this regiment. It numbers 9IS
field Officers 7
, 1861-08-09

The regiment finally withdrew out Of much
Of the shot, while the 7th Georgia took onr
place Tie remnants formed, consisting Of
alont sixty men, with Major C9nper, Captains
Magruder, Lamar, West, Dawson and BrVan.
and Lients. Wilcox, Hall, Lumpkin, D HineH'
Harper. Couper, and Butler, and Sergeant
MnaQr Bernard, and marched back.
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Last Nights Report.
OF THE GOVERNOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA.


nARRIsBuRG, April 80.
aum,or c,r,,n,s Message IN Extra Session
snsSts of the uueXamplcd prcmrmess and PsttL,
,ofi.m with which the States huve retP3naeH ~
~ call az tNe President, 1t says the slsuehlSi
OF Northern troops In Baltimore, ior me pEeSSarSi
ed odense Of marching ut The cali OF VIZ S,sSiv in
Goyernment peaceably over soil aanil' ~ com.
me- Union, with the obi CT of deiene'ns oonsihii.
mon Capital, Imposes new duties ana p"tion
lilies upon the States and the on.hr,itted 10
This state Of thing cannot " ~ Invol ~ she
wISen : a,hsr,Sise There can be permitted no
hostile sou-uo DISTRACTED h9rough,aSs osi
~ Ststes undoubtedly loyal ana thelr hAtohA.
ne s, ~ GoveTpment. There Is reason to hope mat
n eante through Baltimore may be no hanger
-so..d AGAINST the peaceaOle passage OF our lSo
Ne armed In the service Of the government put
se must be fully assured OF this uninlcIIupteS
snioyment Of a passage 20 the Capital by any ana
every route essential TO the purposes OF me Hoys
eminent, peGceRbly II possible but oN lo5OS n
necessary. The time for temporiztng ana ioF
bearing with this rebellion y passed.
More companies have been tenoereu hah
will make up the entire complement
The Government communicates the iaet t1at
benks OF the commonwealth have voluntarily
rendered any amount OF money necessary loI lhe
common defence OF general weliSfe OF ny az
md nation. The loan Of $500 900 Is NOT YET eS'
hau ted, but a much larger sum Will De requireu,
The Legislature has been convened. not only ~
complete the organization OF the Militia Law OF
the State, but to give the Governor sptnoEl.y
10 pledge the faith Of the commonwealth 10 DOT
row such sums Of money as Will be necessary iOr
extraordinary requirements.
FIn order TO protect the border he recommends ths
immediate organization Of htteen segment "
cavalry and infantry, exclusive of those called
into u. 8. service. He an act legal
king aud authorizing of appropriations for lam
HES Of volunteers. He also recommends the pas
sage ola Judiciary Law 70 prevent the saerlhe'
% property BY forced sales In the collection o
HmhNm
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UP

PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Special to Herpld-An agent just arrived here
nom Wilmington, n. c., leaving Iher con Friday
aud Richmond on Saturday, states that the peo-
pie OF North Carolina were all up in arms, and
were preparing TO come North with several thou
sand troops, Tor the purpose, as Gov. Ellis IN
formed him, Of making an attack on Washington.
The day be left, Gov. Ellis showed him 4 dis
patch which he had iast received from Montgom
cry, stating that some 5 coo troops we're on their
way 10 join those Of North Carolina about 20
leave for Richmond, and thatit was the pupose Of
the Confederate Government TO make an attack
without 3 moments delay thati they were TO
attack Il, II must be done before the Federal
Government had concentrated q large iorce at
Washington.
He sOnversed with Gov. Leteher on Saturday
morning, and the Governor told him Il was the
purpose OF the Southern St1tes 70 attack Wash
ton 1t once. He (Letcher) had advised against
u, but the Confederate Government were for in
slant attack Be says he has no doubt the at
tack will be made very soon, and at several points
at the same time and that every little village
was brisling with bayonets, and people were
perfectly frantic
He says that Gov. Ellis showed him s dispatch
from Pensacola 18th from Gen Bragg, stating
that NJ attack on Fort Piekens up 70 that time
had been made. II was not his purpose 10 attack
for some time.
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FuRTHRR RY TIE ADRIATIc.

ST JOINS, April ~.
Madrid papers deny that the Spanish Govern
ment intends to reject the offer of The re-inoorpo-
ration Of San Domingo with Spain.
Polish provinces were being divested OF troops
for concentration at Warsaw
writ of execution has been issued againsttle
Great Eastern AZ the suit of Scott Russell, TO sat
isfy his claims.
reported conservatives In the British Parlia
ment are preparing n strong opposition 10 Glad
stances project, In hopes Of u Ministerial crisis.
An the great mercantile houses in Marseilles
had suspended payment in consequence of the
failure Of the Turklsh Government to provide
for It's acoeptanees, and the refusal of the Bank Of
France 10 continues its advances.
In the Italian Parliament, Garibsldi said he
was not satisfied with CayOur's explanation, that
prospects were alarming, and insisted on q re or
ganiIatiOn of the Southern army.
The motion was oarried-lsT against Is.
Lord john Russell said that the proposed CON
ference in regard TO the slave trade, had not been
held, because the American Government had re
fused 10 take partin IL.
LIVERPOOL. 2.-Al the markets opened quiet
but steady.
LoNDos, Ss-The Budget was openeL in the
House Of Commons last night. The opposition
denounced it generally, but proposed no amend
ment.
Censols this morning were at 01%@02.
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FR0M Ne " RORK:

NEW YoRK, April 80.
Fort Madison near Annapolis is occupied by
Federal troops.
The National Intelligencer says both Houses
Of the Maryland Legislature, passed resolutions
Affirming the right Of the General Government
to march troops through Maryland without hind
rance, to defend Washington.
Correspondents from the South represent that
North Carolina will go out of the Union by &C
oiamatiOn.
VirginiGns are removing all the machinery
from Harper's Ferry to Richmond.
Bishop Onderdonk died this morning, aged 20
years
AspeciaI dispatch to the POST say the presence
OF Shermal's Battery at Elkton, Maryland,
changed the community from Secessionists TO
Union men.
Troops are concentrating around Baltimore.
Troops are already in Western Virginia, and a
force of Federal troops will soon be posted At
Frederick.
Governor Letcher has been notified that any
approach Of Confederate troops towards Wash.
ington, will be the signal for an instant attack on
Richmond and Norfolk.
Washington dispatches 10 the Commercial says
Union Convention will be held in Wheeling,
Nay 18th, composed Of delegates from Western
Virginia. The SecessiOnists will attempt TO con-
ciliate them by granting the demand to tax slave
prOpertY.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aprii2.
The Bank Statement shows an increase IN loans
Of Sis SOS decrease In specie Sl62S5T; increase
In circulation SIS ,4e decrease in deposits s5I6,
o0S.
The Croton Aqueduct is guarded by the police,
IN consequence Of fears tina. traitors may attempt
70 blow up the piers Of the high Bridge.
The schooner B. D.. Pitts, from Charleston,
brings twenty one p g. engers, including the crew
Of the steamer Nashville and James Tracy, a ns~
tive Of Ireland, his wife and I'VE children.
Tracy had declared his intention 20 become 8
citizen and had a small farm, which was confsca,
ted because he refused 10 fight against the nag he
had sworn TO protect. he was seized, tied 10 the
fence, hands over head, and given five hundred
lashes. His wife was kicked and otherwise i'll
used. Tracy served in the Mexican War under
Scott.
Ths schooner R. B. Cuy,er is to be made a gun
hat
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OANFORD'S LIVER lHkIaGh
y ATOR neTer Debilitates. i u >oah1osl-rs
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tablished tact, 3 Standard Medicine knew ahdee
proved By ali Who have 7sed it, and is now nslrtet
70 With oOuhdencs in all diseases Tor which ~ {
n has cured thousands . within thsIast tRoyaln
who had given up anH hope Of relief 50
numerous nsolicited - certificates IL 'Tpo19s
The dose must be ed4p- ted to the tnDs msa
the individual taking fs,andused nsueh ~
= Nes a. to act geuersly2 on the boWub-
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Also SanfOrd's Vanity Gatharuc PllA
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The FAMILY PILL q gsEtle bui
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The constantly tnereaS-i6 ing demand nom thol
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pounded from a varletylO of the pursat Feqstabs
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mentary canal, aud areIL. lGOoD and sAFB ID al
cases where q CatharticiE ia needed, such e D.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
rRnnI NV YORK.

NEw York, April 80.
A special messenger goes on the next European
steamer 10 purchase half a million dollas worm
Of arms for this State.
The Times special Frederick Md dispatch
says the direct vote on secession IN the House,
stood IS AGAINST secession, 10 for il
The senate has Published an address denying
any intention 10 pass 3 secession ordinance.
Senator Mason last might made a violent seces
sion speech
The Union men 6re leaving eastern Virginia,
where heavy depredations are mace on private
property by an armed rabble.
An armed secession corps has beel pronounced
BY a State Judge illegal, and the Sheriff was d.
rected 20 taAc their arms from them.
A soldier who escaped from Charleston ana
ss-=za Al the guns during the night AZ Fort Moul-
trie, says Nearly every shot from Fort Sumter
killed somebody. Between 500 and 400 were
killed and 4 lerge number wounded there during
the siege. The killed were Inferred al night in
HPofters held.p Many were also killed In the
dwellings outside.
The Fort soldiers were threatened with death
II they disclosed the facts about the killed. PEG
pie ara constantly inQuirinS for friends, and are
assured shat they are at Suilivan's Island
Another, who was At Morris lsland, says lol
were Killed there and 50 81 Sulliyan's leland
They mad2 the same statement relative to ourying
the dead az night They also state that the negroes
only want their lea ers 10 give the wora, when
the slaughter viii eterrihle.