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The Governor Of CnbH and the Gonfed-
crate Agents.

New YoRK, Oc8. 3U-A Ha7aEa letter savs
q Consul Relm had arrived there nom ".
Thomas with credentials Is consu1 rom eae
rebel States. Tie Captain General fetnsea 70
reeeiva him a. consul. and the letter says
that Mason AID Slidell were rec!e7ed bY the
Captain General only Is private gentlemen.
The steamers Nashrile and Isabel wefe nj
ting NJ Charleston with heavy aTmsments.
, 1861-10-31
NUMBER SO.
Tho Union in Maryland.

ELhToS, Nd, Oct. 56, 16Gls
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting
that hss come off in Cecil county since 1874
~as held here to-dsy By the Union men Bril-
liant speeches were made by the Hona. Henry
Winter Davis, Edwin e. Webster, Alexander
Evans, 8. 8. Mad:tt, Esq, and others. There
were several hundred ladies' On the ground,
and the display WIS grand and imposing. Old
Cecil is all right on the Union question, and
the Secession Peace ticket Will be defeated By
At least GOO on Wednesday week This county
has so fat sent about $50 men to the VAT, aud
enlistment is still going On rapidly. You n.7
expect tc hea- thunder from Maryland on the
9Th Of NQIember
, 1861-10-31

NEW YoBK, Oct. b.-The state pflsonefs
corf3ned in Fo1t Lafayette, arc to be removed
to Fo1t warren in Boston harbor, which las
for some time been fitting tor thelf aceonmU' a "
Tnlred. but it is believed to be the intention
Of Government to put the Fort in more
renect state Of defence for the protectlon Oh
the ha1bor of New York
, 1861-10-31

TINERESIDENCE PROPERTY
L on y ahasb AveEIe a5d West WeEh!nstoa street
for saie cheap koth pieces nrst cl-ss Improved
property Scme other property Tould be taSen - e.
the cry On corner Of two streets lot 7b1l25 THIS
Win ee exchanged Tor mercssnd!ze or Eq4a aai n q
tenant. Equ1s nstEe5n aea ngr '9 Il ana "a aoa 81
e ~ ~ ncS1r t L. C. WILDER.
, 1861-10-31

Who's the tnluc1y Man.
WAEHEG7oS, Oct 29.-GoT. Sprague has
notified one of the Cc1onsls commanding the
Rhode Island regiments that his coIamissiou
es Colonel Is revoked.
, 1861-10-31

HeEsrH to Gen. Anderson.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-A gold boz and the
freedom Ct the city, are to be presented to-
Gen. Robert Anderson this afternoon, by the
Mayor and Common Council
, 1861-10-31

DARsEsrowN, Oct, S9.-An is quiet at the
ecene OF the recent battle. The ene1ug's nick
cts infts+ the opposite bark, occasionally fr-
ing On ours.
, 1861-10-31
The LATEST NEWS.
NAVAL EXPEDITION AT SEA.
Detection Of an Officer Denied
The Slaughter at Balls Bluff.

official Report OF Gen. stone.
, 1861-10-31

E The loss, killed, wounded and missing,
in The battle cf Bau's Buff, wae a53-
, 1861-10-31

Napoleon still HoRey-9ucltng Eng.
lan0--T he Cotton and Bread Quea~
lons--Pub1ic Meetings. In England.
, 1861-10-31

hive desired me to tender t. you parting
gilt, and ssy to you Parting word before
, 1861-10-31

W7 W7ANGED--E gsnts to sell Brad
w et-eets Rubber Moulding for tue sides ofdoors
and windows. A:o, B: ais1gerts Japaa Iron easnaE
o1ess. J. K. DRADSfREET. BonceS's 9otel Buffalo.
, 1861-10-31
COO G @ U n Il I

Expects every maI to Do his duty.
cf3l1EI
, 1861-10-31

74Ela@0
nj Gc3Ix!w
W AN TED-A situation as an
~ outside clerk or salesman, IN 8 wholesale
helse. Non1d not ehiecs - travel. hsTtn1 had 1wo
Eesr's exrette-re IL Ihat Lue. Address 'A."P. ..
Box 3l6O. or3lxSt
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The shipments of dead hogs in February,
will increase the number to about 10000. As
the average weight was high, and the average
price also well up, it will be safe to estimate
the pounds of pork at OVER FOUR MILLIONS.
and the value at TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Bradley g. Co, packed
700 barrels Of Pork in the time. Our Beef
shipments since August, will sum up nearly
100000. Our Hides and Furs at least $780,
600. In September, there were shipped nearly
100000 bushels of wheat. In all, up to Feb.
LIST, say half million of bushels, including
Flour. That is to say WHEAT, $780, /;
Pork, $4,000; Hides and Furs, $4,000;
Beef 100000.
Total, for S months, $73O,OOO! This does
not include shipments of Grain down the river
to st. Louis and to Chicago, by way of the
Illinois Central and Galena and Chicago roads
Our merchants do not yet keep an accurate &C.
count of their purchases, and it is not easy to
get at the amount of trade they do, but there
is little doubt about McGregor being good for
produce trade from July go to 81, of at
least TWO MILLIONS AND A QUARTER OF DOL
LARS. Our Warehouses are numerous, and
they are now piled to the roof with grain and
-four awaiting Spring the country back of and
tributary to US for 100 to $50 miles west, and
northwest, is yet grooming With grain-held
for the last two months for better prices.
For narrow little town-a 'Pocket City,
we think McGregor is right smart place. If
any Of her sisters can "wax' her for trade,
their trainers will please trot them out.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

MILITARY BALL.--The Governors Grey's
Of Dubuque, honored us with a Compli-
mentary Ticket to their second Annual Ball
held at the City Hall, Feb. 22d, 1861. The
note Of invitation was dated Feb. 9th, and
arrived here on the 18th, during our alb
sencc. Not having been so situated as to
receive the favor in time to repond to it in
person We did not attend, but we are none
the less grateful to the GREYs for the kind
ness. Our dancing qualifications arc far
from brilliant but the social charms, the
beauty, the music, the ''poetry Of motion"
Gin others,) always inspires us with senti-
ments SO pleasurable that we frequently
mistake room-full Of joyous dancers for
the next apartment to Elysium, and when
such fascinating deception overcomes us
we venture to display our knowledge Of
mathematical science as demonstrated by
the pedals. 1t would have been glorious
treat to us to have met the GREYs and their
fair partners on the occasion referred to, but
we couldn't. Thanks to the Committee
Of Arrangements for their remembrance
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Home and Other Items.


The Railroad meeting of Thursday last,
resulted in the election of Mr.. Dwight as
President; we have no further particulars.
81. w. Hibbard and lady, their daugh.
ter IRENE and their son FRANK, late of De-
troit, left for Denver on Tuesday morning.
Orlando McCraney left on Monday for the
same place to attend a sick brother, Milton
McCraney. Prof. Carpenter, vocal mu-
sic teacher and pianist, is about organizing
a class in town on some new plan of in
struction; inquire about him and 60 to his
recitations. tt. The Festival Of the Baptist
Sunday School children, on the evening of
the 22d, was very handsome affair. 80.
The Mozart Hall Cotillion of the 22d, was
extensively attended. That at Concert
Hall was a failure. . The Ball at Bars
City Hotel, Monona, was full one. See
notice of Ladies' Festival. When the la.
dies take anything in hand they will be
sure to succeed; we are anticipating one
Of the most brilliant exhibitions that our
city has ever witnessed. @. u. Efforts are be-
ing made to destroy the liquor traffic in this
section of the State; it is rumored that
suits will shortly be commenced against
McGregor dealers. .. We are glad to see
Judge Hulburt on the street again; he has
had several weeks very serious indisposi-
ton. The Titus Family had full and
well satisfied house at their Concert on
Monday evening. The play tonight (rues.
day.. Go and see the little children dance;
it will cure you of the blues. !. =. John
Thompson, Esq, of Clermont, has been
very low with lung fever; we ary glad to
hear he is recovering. .. "Brick," in no.
ticing our fancy way Of rubbing out the
Paris puzzle, says, "for raw Irishman
that is rather goodr' Does Brick want to
see us cooksd'. -. ID. d. Fraser and Charles
Barron will leave in few days for the east
on visit to their relatives. They are both
excellent young men, and we hope they
will not get spoiled on the trip. In speak
ing Of Mr.. Lincoln's arrival at different
places, they say "he is quartered" with
Mr.. So-and.so. 1t seems to be easy enough
to quarter him, but he will not be dra,on
out on national matters. ;. :. A large mer-
camille meeting, at Chicago, composed of
Republicans, have Endorsed Judge Kellogg
and Seward. The radical Tribune party
were very angry Our Office has been Wis
tied the past week b. Capt. Gray, of Fay
cite, Dan. Lacy and Jud. Hale, Of West
Union, Mead Of the New Oregon Plaindeal-
er, Hon. N. L. Fisher, Of Clayton county,
Messrs. Haney, Shaw and Heminway, of
Lansing, G. w. P. Bowman and S. v. r..
Smith, of St. Ansgar, and many other gen
tleman from abroad "A gentleman Of
Milwaukee is contemplating the erection of
No. Hotel at NcGregor the ensuing
summer. We hear, also, that large steam
FIGURING Mill is to go up in time for the
Fall trade. -
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Nothing is yet done to alay the secession
fever. Mr.. Lincoln has arrived at Wash
ington, somewhat ingloriously we think, if
our Geographic advices are true. He may
be able to influence the Peace Commission
ers or Congress, or both, and we hope his
presence will be beneficial. The vote Of
Mo-, Va, Tenn, KY, and Ark, for the
Union as against immediate secession is a
good omen from the border, and those stiff
Republicans gents with the powerful back
bone-should meet these States half way
it is said Senator Wilson of Mass, is ready
to do so. All commercial interests arc at
work for pacification, but if no compromise
can be agreed on the States named will
make common cause with the South; Com
missioners will be appointed to assess the
value of forts and arsenals in their pos
ession and within their Jurisdictions
peaceablc division and separation will be
agreed upon, and then Reconstruction
will probably bring all the States under
the same glorious Flag which both sections
are so proud of. There will be no coercion
in the sense which Northern firc-eatcrs de-
sire. Mr.. Lincoln will find trouble enough
with the Northern part Of the late Union
without drafting its citizens to 60 South in
battle with their own blood relations. Five
millions of people with an organized gov
eminent in quiet operation will not be so
easily conquered as 10 make the job an in
riting one.
A few days more and we shall know tho
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

Business.
Readers Of this paper will oblige us and
benefit themselves by examining the Ad-
refreshments. They are the evidences of
prosperity in town and country and by
looking them over you can see who does
the business Of any locality and how it is
done.
The new ones for this issue arc:
BENSON & Cos. Pillow Works at Prairie
du Chen. Iowa farmers who want first
rate implements at low prices will know
now where to find them.
The Ladies Fair and Festival will com
mand the attention Of our town readers.
'Howe's Scales" must be looked at if you
would keep your minds well balanced.
Coercion lisa rough word, but ALEX
SrRousE is tired Of coaxing his debtors and
we would not be surprised if he attempts
legal force against those who neglect his
call.
NooNAN & McNAB offer to printers and
dealers one of the largest assortments Of
paper in the North West There is no
better firm to deal with anywhere. If you
do half right, Noonan will do you any kind
ness in his power, but If you behave mean
ly to him in business he'll take an early
occasion to advise you of his want of res
pect. In the last case If he swears once
or twice it need not surprise you!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

INsANE..-R. I. Patterson, Superintend-
ent Of the Iowa Hospital for the Insane,
sends us "cordial invitation to witness
the formal opening of the Institution on
Wednesday March 9Th. We arc obliged.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

LILO insurance.
Those desiring this safest and cheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. It is no Ion.
ger matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted rs well in Wisconsin as in Connec.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
denied" I'VE would cordially invite all our oiti.
zens to call at the office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves $. DAGGETr. Prest,
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 30, 1860 VI.
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4 Hosx.
1t is thought by shrewd readers that the
dispatch from the New York Times relative
to Mr.. Lincoln's behavior at, and flight
from Harrisburgh, is hoax. That he hast
ened to Washington incog is fact, but it
is possible he had reasons that required his
immediate presence, and he wished to
avoid the trumpery of receptions on the
route. We hope this is the case; the dis
patch referred to is little shaky in detail.
That any one had designs on his life is not
at all probable, but it is possible some
friend might have thought SO and advised
him to the course he pursued to escape
assassination. That distinguished South
ern politicians were concerned in it, is too
absurd to think eff his life were wanted
itcould easily be taken on cheaper princi-
pies than the destruction of whole car
load Of passengers would imply. jackson
was struck by crazy man, Buchanan was
poisoned at the National Hotel, and it is
possible some crazy man may strike Lin
coin, but that eminent men Of any party
are concerned in plot to kill him is only a
chimera.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
10 CONSERVATIVES,

THs Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suE
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumpton--is anxious to make
known to his feow-su6erers the means Of cure.
To all who dere It, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
suaE CrRE 70 Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis,
&c The only object Of the advertiser In sendig the
Prescription Is to beneht the afflicted, aud spread in
formation which he cenceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the Prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiamsburgh,
Bee. S, l660m3 Kings county, New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

CoRnEspoNDENcE.--W have a pile Of
correspondence, puzzles, answers to puz
zles, poetry, letters, &C., &C., that must
await examination before we can insert
them. Some articles sent us require SO
much repairing that it is possible We may
postpone them indefinitely.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

WISCONSIN BANS Lee & Kinnaird
have thrown out the Arctic Bank and the
Bank Of Eau Claire, in accordance with tel
egraphic adyiccs from Milwaukee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
Mcoresor Church DIRECTORY.

CoNaR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 10 l-2, A. NJ, and
p. n, every Sabbath. Prayer meetings, Wednesday
evening. Rev. 8. P. SLOAN, Pastor.
MsrHoDIsr--Services at 10 IL, A. NJ, and p. NJ,
every Sabbath. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
Glass meeting Tuesday evening. Rev. Mr.. BRuNsoN,
Pastor.
BAPTTsf--Services at 10 1-2. A. NJ, and Z p. NJ,
every Sabbath at Kennedy's Hall. Prayer meeting
Tuesday evening. Rev. Mr.. moore, Pastor.
MoGuINNEss. Preaching every alternate Sabbath. ct
10 1-2, A. NJ.
Sabbath Schools are held by the Congregstionalsts
and Baptists at the Congregational church, in the
name Of . "Union School" BY the Methodists at
their church Ann street. Choir recitations on
Saturday evenings.
To all Of these churches strangers and others are
cordially and fTeely invited to seats.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

A. P. RIcHARDsoN:-In your valuable
North Iown Times of last week, under the
head of Puzzles, think No. must be q
splint broom. Mrs. c. G. Hemmenway's,
No. 9, may be found in Genesis, 4lst Chap.
and 45th verse. It was name given to
Joseph by the Pharoah King of Egypt when
he appointed him ruler over the land !;
Zaphnath- paaacah. No. II is . potato.
FRANKvILLE, Feb. 25th. JOS. LENNON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

sRsps SssDsl!-W. D. Wilson, Secretary Of the
Iowa farmers College, sends circular to u.s. stating
that the College has but limited quantity OF seeds
for this Springs distribution. Agricultural Clubs win
be supplied first County Agricultural Societies mex {,
and responsible individual applicants next. The COL
lege wants experiments tried with the SEEDS and re-.
ports from those who cultivate them. Senator Har-
Ian has given his proportion of seeds to the College,
Pure Sugar Cane seed, Tomato seed, two new varie.
ties of Cabbage, Hubbard Squash, &C., &C., can be
supplied in small quantities
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
Music! CMagSic ?!

MISS CLARA II. JONES respectfully In,
lv forms the public Of McGregor and vicinity, that
she IL prepared to give Lessons In MUSIC to thoas
who wish instruction. Her late position - Music
Teacher In Lyons Female College, Il SUFFICIENT guar;
antee Of qualification.
Call at the residence Of Mr.. J. T. Buckley, for In.
formation relative to terms
McGregor, Feb. 20, 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

weather. Markets &C.
The weather is Spring-like as we 60 to
press and there is every indication of a
break up. We shall probably have a steam
er from below inside of two weeks; the
Alamakee commenced her regular trips
March 9th last year and we expect to greet
Capt. Sherwin on the McGregor levee before
10 days passes. The rain and thaw of
Friday last settled the snow very much but
the sudden cold of Saturday and Sunday
left the roads good, through icy.
The market continues dull, and not much
produce arriving. Wheat is 62@65; corn,
nominal at rs; oats, 1920; pork, - rs
@5 rs with very light receipts. Wheat,
at Milwaukee on Monday, was 78@Sl
firm. Hogs, So 10 was the outside figure;
hides, 5@51. For prices Of produce, gro
cerics, oils, &e.. &C., see Hoffman, Benton
&o.'s Price List; it is carefully corrected
Tuesday noon Of each week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

Buy the News
CHARLES o. PACKARD offers for sale all the
valuable Eastern, Chicago and Milwaukee DAILIss,
the Ledger, Mercury, the various Magasnss Ac., Ac
Subscriptions obtained for any paper or Magazine
In the United States. Call ct the Post once for
Nsws from oil quarters.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
MARRIED.

At Vernon Springs, Iowa, the 18th inst. by Rev.
Charles =. Brown, Mr.. J. H. b. HARRss to Miss
ADA A. MIDDLETON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

Movements Of Produce.
We are indebted to Gen. LAWYER, of the
Prairie du Chen Transportation Office, for tie
following statement of Produce shipped by
Rail from McGregor, from October lst to
Februa ry LIST
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

Boy, did you let off that gun ?"
exclaimed an enraged scool-master. ayes,
master" swell, what do dou think will
do to your" "Why, let me off,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs
Coercion |!

COCrClOm
MUST settle up my Books and collect Notes due
l me in a very short time. Those who know them
selves indebted to me, will save expense and the
tihcaton OF being sued, by immediate attention to
this subject l mean every word of this.
Mc0regor, Feb. q. ls6lw2 A. II STROCSE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

Oh HIIDS. New Orleans Sugar. Just received, and
c1D for sale 1t 6 "a cents per llb., by
HOFFMAN, BENTON co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27
COM NJ E RCIAL .
: Mc9regor Wholesale Market.

EDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1851.
[ Corrected ,cceksyb by HOFFMA ~ BENTONa co
Wholesale Grocers and Druggists
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-27

CASH FOR TIMOTHY SEED!
DASS q GRANT will pay the highest masAet'
ID price, in cash, for auy quantity Of
Well cleaned Timothy seed
Delivered At their Warehouse In MsGRegor.
September 7th, lS8oM.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-14
WI, GEN. Eragg stopped FIrIn-.
We take the following article from The
Mobile Tribune:

We take the following article from the
Mobile Tribune:
The citizens are lost in mag ~ ron
lecture in order to find reason for the
cessation % the battle AZ Pensacola
Col. Brown invited it. and Gen Bragg
answered IL and no harm was dose 10
orr side; bnt Bro~n stnpped. and Gen.
Bragg stopped. Why. when 4 battle has
been begun. should the parties 10 ]. stop
before il conclusion This i question
which We find asked every here The
reply, in some stances. from men who
s.em TO understand the subject. J.. thai
Gen. Bragg is acting on the defensive.
L Is said that if The Fort Pickens' garII-
son we're TO be shelied out, Il would re-
tire 70 the rear Of Santa Rosa Island. AM
there be covered by The guns Of the 1~et-
So that the bat'ering down OF tie fleet
would accomplish nothing.
The island i not connected with the
main land Driven from the fort. the
garrison might erect batteries in the rear
of il beyond the reach OF our guns. aud
TO dis'odge them IN the rear .souid be a
task cf great difficulty. Oar men. in
reaching the point Of attack. would b
subjected 10 the FIRE of their batteries.
and also the fleet. which could take them
without the slightest danger. In this
respect the po>iiion1of the enemy Is very
strong one. and to remove him from Il
ould require the highest degree Of mil
itary skill. The courage Is not lacking
The question Is. how % DO It without ..
sacrifice Of life equivalent TO the end %
be accomplished by the movement
We suspect. also. that Gen Bragg Is
SO confident Of his position a. 10 believe
that he is strong enough 10 cope with
Pickens and the big fleet and, we have
no doubt, desires that that should Dc
added 70 the enemy's force. For or
selves. We are willing TO rely 81 Lis skin.
and feel perfectly content that tire enc nv
will gather DO laurels at Pensacola.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-14
ARREST OF PARsox Otat

ARREST OF PARsoN BRowNLow - Otter
Irrests-The Knoxville Register Of Sat
urday gives the following particulars Of
the arrest of Parson Blownlow
William G.. Brownlow was arrested
yesterday upon charge OF treason on a
warrant ordered by the Confederate States
Commissioners. and drawn up by the
District Attorney. He was committed
to Jail His trial will come up in due
course before the Confederate Court.
perhaps next week. The rumor OF an
order from the War Department for bis
safe conduct North. in the last two DAYS,
has created intense excitement through
out this county, especially among those
who have friends and relatives now Ian
gushing in prison on account of his
teachings.
James Clark, of Cooke county. was
Yesterday bound over before his Honor
the Commissioner. to appear at the term
of the Confederate Court in this city, on
the third Monday in December. and for
his good behavior in the interim.
Jesse Bunker. of Knox county. vas also
arrested yesterday. on charge Of incil-
ing rebellion. and committed to prison to
await bis trial