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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-11-14
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PRcrrssuu o, j. WooD nenr Sir; Having M tn
misfortune to lose che best portion Of my hair from thr
effect. Of the yellow fever. in NoA Orleans IN ISL.
niuced to make trial of your preparation, att
found it to answer the very thing needed Ny hair
is thick aud GLOSSY, aud NJ wnruS c express ny
obi -ntlons to you in giving to the afflicted 'uch Il
trta. uro, FlNLG JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz lars-, uvdiuu, and small; the small hold, ~
pi t. and Ietils for dollar per bottle the medium
b. lis least twenty per cent. more IN proportion than
tie ,uii rrtails for two collars per bUtlr the large
holds quart. ~ per cent. III propui tiCn, aud re-
tails 'ur t3
o. j. WOOD 4 CO., ProFnictors 4l4 Broadway,
New lorE, auI II Market street, It. Louis, Mo,
And sid bya!l good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-11-14

Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Oh Wild Cherry.
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, CCughS, CcIds,
Coughs, JOlus, Coughs, Colds, LcusLS, Colds,
Phihi>iC,
rhlbisc,
Bronchitis, l.OarScneSs, Bronchitis,
Bronchitis, liOarcHCss, Bronchitis,
Asthma,
Asthma,
WhOopins Cough, CFOnp, Whcoping Cough,
Nhocpins Cough, Group, NhoOpins Cough,
QlinSH
QainSy
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption,
and all Ike diseases, .fnd IN m.faifHg ontdotc,
ready r.f,E and sure aid speedy cure, in dot
great a,'d gdrersaRg approved Remedy,
Wistar's Dalsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-11-14

Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases oi Il
Nervous ,t,m Paralysis, Piles, and or ali casrS
nA.t.ns Ionla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02
Executive Office, July 80, 1861.

HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
LII.

HEADQUARTERS, WEsTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Sr. Louis, july rs, 1881
General Orders No. q
Commanding officers of Volunteer Troops and
Reserve Corps, in this Department, wilt without
delay, forward to these Headquarters n return OF
their respective commands, stating their time OF
service, and accompanied by n minute report of
their condition, respecting arms and equipments,
clothing camp and garrison equipage, and means
Of transportation. The report will state the sent-
ments OF the people among whom the troops are
stationed the nature and condition of the country
in which they may be operating its healthfalness
what supplies IL will furnish the distance from and
communication with these Headquarters.
BY order Of Major General Fremont:
john G KELroS,
Assistant Adiutant General
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0eauregaya sxP.SItvg Usten Men
1Y~m virginia.

From the Detroit, tMich.) Tritune.)
The following original letter from Gen'l
Besuregard VAS found by 1t. Col. Duiield
Of the Michigan 4,h regiment. in the enewy's
camp at Fairfax Court House, together with
several others:
"HEADouARrERs, DEPARTMENT OF
ALstAsr-y., r.sr e.cSESs,
MANASSAS JUNCTION june eth. 1861.
"To Brigsdier- General NJ. L. Bonham, commanding
forces in Fairfax Court House:
..Sir The following named pcrrons In Fairfax
county, residing Aecohacs district have been
reported TO me inImiral to and dangerous q
eur cause, viz: Alfred Reeker, Ehin Mason, John
Mason, T. r. AObsrts, Jonathan Roberts, and Lev
OeminG.
.sfr. John b Barnes, Deputy Sheriff OF Cap,
Diilaney's company, wiilinform you where they srs
you VIII please ohtsin scarcity, reliable written
sestim1av. proving the above charges against said
arAi vidusls and III In yohr Judgment such testimony
shsli s. deemed sulBcisnt you viii have them ar
5000 6.rthuith and ssnt under escort guard 70
f9ov. william Smith a. Wsrrentown, who hss been
instruct~d 10 saks The nscsssary arrangements for
thsir safs keeping.
"But should the toetimony only amount 10 strong
su,picions of shsr dan gssous character they will
Is allowed wentysfour hours notios 10 leave the
Houutv md NOT u rStafu Eber5in until after The
vay. updsr penalty OF being arrested aud kept In
close ssnea~snent during said period should that
order - violated Very respectfully,
.Youy ohsdisnt servant,
s.G. r. BxAuRx0ARD,
AndeAdisT-0 snsrai Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02
PROCLAMATION.

The Secretary OF War has accepted from
this Ssate -four additional Regiments OF In
fsntry spd one OF Cavalry One regimen
Of Infantsy 10 already organized, as / lsar1,
uAdsr Colonsl Bennett OF Polk county. Toe
ars accepted % the regiments Of Coils. Ho6
man Of Davenport, and Vandever of On.
buqns, and arc not yet organised. The Col
on-l Of the Cavalry Regiment will be sp-
pointed at Rashinftoa. They are oil 70
asi+sd 10 BIO 10 rendezvous from the 18th to
the 18th Of August at Dubuque and DAvsn-
port.
/ have sent letters to several captains OF
companies, whose ranks are nearly full, re-
guessing them 20 Gil up and report to me i'm
mediately; but - many Of tho companies
whose rolls have been sent to the Adjutant
General are organized under the State law,
and are tbereforetoo small for United States
service, deem 1t proper TO call on the pee
pie generally, to come forward so that these
regiments oan be organised promptly
Should more companies be offered than
can accept, trust those not accepted will
not brgrudge to the country their tforts for
the cause, and / gill nee my best endeavors
at Washington to have accepted oil that may
offer.
The War Department desires that the
Companies for those ne~ regiments be filed,
to the maximum il pcssible-l0l for lnfan.
try and SIS for Cavalry. ThsSAorses for the
Cavalry will be paid for by thu Gsnsral Gov
ernment.
The expiration OF the term Of service Of
the three months volunteers renders neces
cary this caii for more men. Iowa has been
called on for her share, and feel veil Is
sured she will promptly answer the call.
The recent misfortune 1T Manassas dem
onstrstes that the contest 10 which We are
engaged 10 one requiring, not passion, ex
citement or unreasonipg and blind haste, but
rather Tasience, calnness, organisation, de.
liberation, and fixed determination. The
work now required to be done 10 this State
must be done speedily. trust that every
man who has at heart the good name Of the
State and the oa0ss Of tho country, will rem
der me HE aid TO see that it shall be done
both speedily and veil.
SAMUEL j. KlRKWOOD,
Geverne. of lows.
Executive Office, July 80, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

We learn from Col. Bussey, Who returned
from ST. Louis last evening, that General
Fremont authorised him TO teleeraTh to COL.
Mcdowell and Col. Wor,birston 70 move
their regiments to Keoiuk Immediately
They srs to be here to day. Col. Bussey
rs making srran gements for their quarters
last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

TIE FLEEr.-The feet OF nine steamers
bad not lefs St. Louis on Wednesday noon,
though they oil had steam Up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

Tsk DEs MolsEs VALLEY Wnia il Published
every Monday At this Office, is one 81 the oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended ciscu
lation throughoutt the Dee koines Valley North
err Missoari. and esteln Ili.&eisr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

WAtniMoroH. AuE. /,


Houss. Sedgevick from Naval Con. re-
ported bill, which 80 passed. authorizing
additional enlistnents In the Navy ; years
or during the war.
Stevens, froo Com. OF Ways and Means,
reported = Nil which was paased, appropri.
sting ol0O, OOU for 6eld Notifications for she
defence q Washington.
Steve0o froo Con. Of Conferences on tho
survle nsasel loan bill mad. : .ecc.. e.
plsiniaes shat ths disaeretments Of ths twc
uouseo Asd been compromised BY striking
ost . psre cent. in certain oases and substi.
sealing 8; also modifying the Sub Treasury
Aetso that iustead 81 gold and silver being
innediately paid into tho Treasury as NOS
ssQuired, the 0oney derived from tie loan
nay remain Ont IN pussuanoe Of tho law.
Conkiias inquired whether the COMMITTED
retained The duties from sodse, sugar, d.,
a. . pledge for the loan.
Stevens replied that the Senate would not
eooscnt to that, and rather than lose the bill
the COMMITTEE had agreed to abandon thai
| clause.
The repors rs adopted BY vote Of 8
against 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

They Il Right to the Spst. =
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GOOD F0R PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CO NSUMPTIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
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LADIES ARE DELIGBTED WITH
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CHILDREN CRY Tor
SPALDING,S THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the Voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to tho Tasts.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm Any one.
advise every one who hiss Cough or . Husky
Voice OF . Bad Breath, or any dfi.uity Of the
Throat, to get package Of my Throat CONNECTIONS;
they will relieve yoa instsntly. and you will agree
With me that "tAsy 80 right to the spot" Yos
will And them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public nsstp q for stildDg
your Cough or alleging yosr Thirst. II yos try
one packsssI IN safe in saying that yeu win ever
sfterw ards consider them indispensihle. You will
And them at the Dragsists and Dealers In Aedi-
zines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature Is on each package. All Others
are coantsefeit.
A P.sk.s. viii Be sentby nail, prepaid. on re-
csipt OF 80 cents.
Address,
MEHRY o. aPALDGNC.
NO. 4s CEDAR STREET.
New York.
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what ths* Ieussv,lle JsnrnaAx 0ays
OF the Defeat.

| what the Lsnssvlls~ Journal 0ays
% she Defeat.
We felt some apprehension, from yes
terday's dispatches. that the United statss
troops did not exhibit the bravery that
| had been expected of them, but this ap-
| prehension seems 70 have been unjust.
They fought ike lions for four hours,
and at last gave way only on account Of
tho Occurrences of ono of those sudden xnd
disastrous panics to which the brave
troops Of oil nations have in all ages been
subject.
The defeat of the United states army
has Of course caused deep regret in all
parts of the United States. but not mo ;
menfs Responding nor the slightest re-
taxation Of deep and stern determination
On the contrary, it has crested a stronger
and more memorable spirit Of resolve than
any which has hitherto existed. Tho U.
States can furnish greater army than
that of Xerxes-s greater army ofbraver
men and under far more skillful leader.
The nation might sustain : score Of such
defeats % that at Manassas, and each suc-
cessive defeat would but developa in =
higher degree tbs nations mighty energies.
Alas that these lofty and exhaustless en-
ergies should be taxed BY domestic foe !
Two n ssule Avmses Fleeing aren the
Eseia ~ Inc sane Tsas.
There 10 no doubt that the rebels were sct-
usily retreatipg towards Manassss junction
at the very time when onr soldiers wsrs run.
ming towards Centreville. The reinforce
menss from Mansssas we're probably intended
TO covcr the retreat Of tho troops that had
been engaged 10 the action. Long before
the panic on our side occurred, the wagon
train OF the rebels vas wendipg iss way from
the field, plainly iuiiossing their istsnsion
TO retire. This train was followed BY large
bodies Of ipfentry, and IL 10 probable that II
our men hsd stood their ground even fifteen
minutes longer, they would have had undis-
puted possession OF the Geld.
Its stated by Virgiaian, who Game from
Manassas into our lines to dAy, that the or
der for the retreat Of the rebels bad been a.
ready Issued. IL 10 evident that tho enemy
did not immediately understand the nove-
mont on our eide. They thought themselves
whipped, and the sndden retirement Of their
vic:ors undoubtedly assonished them. This
10 apparent from the fact that no pursuit was
attempted for sny considerable distance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

fFA BKxvE BxronrEK or rus RHoIEEEr.
MISC Aueurta Foster, daughter u she -
Maine Regiment, from A1euetAs Me-, NAl
upon the battle field on Sunday, had bel
horse shot from under hsrs and salked oil
the way from the ssene 81 action 20 Aiexsn-
dria, where shs was m,nisteFjpk 70 the wound
ed q the hospisalss whore tAsEs ate aItsss
vouadsd Of The Ain0eeosA lse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wantsd for the q. s. Army.
yX7ANTkD, for the Unitcd ,tates Army, young
w able bodied men u cool character, 10 whom
will DO given good pay board, clothing and medi.
cal attcnda nee. Pay ranging from Gil TO 43l per
month, According 70 merit. Recruiting rendesy 20 az
on 81 street near the state Bank.
CHAS. G SMITH,
Captain 18th Infantry Recruiting Officer.
tu1 l. %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

Please snnounee the name ofGRANviLLR w.
PIITMAN as m independent candidate for the
once of Sheriff q Lee County, at the nest October
ciectie d.
keokuk, July 18th, 1861,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

FOR slIRRIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
~ We are authorised TO anpounce the name Of
JOHN ~ HIATT, EsI., = candidate FIR the
o6ice OF sheriff Of Lee County. [j,3ol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

Military Goods and Pistols.
7USTrec lived an a.sor ment Or Colts, Saith 4
u Wesson's and Aliens Pistols.
Oiders for any descri ption Of Arms or Military
0ood4 promptly answered. at redncrd JYiees, By
SAA,L u. BHt Dues.
augid3t Cor. 9Th and Main SITS, Keok pk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

EUM 0ENIs
INHE warehouse nov occupied by A. q. Mcqueen
1 ~ = feed store on 4th stress between Main and
BloDdsau. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to 7. J. RICE.
iy3l div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

0OID EOM " HEAr.
WE will pay 0old and tsws money for Wheat
w also Ter Bacon and Produce gererally.
Julyl Nm II. AUSTIN 4 co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02

Stringbam With 40 armed brig to the mouth
81 the Poccnoke river for tho purpose Of
firing upon number Of boats said 70 have
been carrying surplies 10 the Confederatea
10 the eastern shore OF Virginia from Balti.
more. The tog VAS we'll armed and manned.
The Lieutenant has orders to cot determined
". The result had not transpired, but ab0u,
9 O'Clock vt night brick csnnonading "a
heard in the direction Of Pocomoks, and n
appears that more than one party 80 en-
gagged in il.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
the aayERsnnr 70 al SUSTAINED AT ALL aatasss
Peace Propositions to be rendered
through Cannon Of the Largest
Caliber and Longest Range.
PARTY NAMES AND ISSUES OBSOLETE
A Long Pull, a Strong Pnli. aud a
Pail All Together.
FfoLn Our Special RepoT.eL

Ffon Our Special Reporter.
On Saturday there was q mighty gathering Of tue
yeom6nry Of Tompkins end the adjoining counties.
All lovers of constitutional liberty, aud oil real haers
Of treason and rebellion invited BY call signed
by $500 yotefs,.to be present Ut the meeting, which
took place ut Ithaca 10 hear addresses from the Hon.
D. s. Dickinson and the Hon. Horatio Ballard, on the
momentous issues now before the country. The re-
sponss was most pronounced aud emphatic. Never
before was there such a turnout In the country
People came pouring in ell tic morning, and about
noon professions from Dandy, Dryden, Groton, New
field, West Dandy, Enfield, Ulysses, Lansing, Caro-
line and other points were seen, with banners rsised
and Hags flying, winding down the bills to the common
center In most cases the professions were accom-
panied by bras, band and preceded by cavalcades of
no moan dimensions; as, for instance Nowfeld had
go horsemen, Dryden 100, &c. The States were
beautifully ymbolized by "a girls, dressed in red,
white and blue, and drawn in one carriage. These
were followed by car containing 81 men, then 81
horsemon black horses then 81 on gray, then 81 on
bsy and the rest Of various coos Among the notice
sble features Of the procession ship, emblematic
of the Ship of State" In charge of the boat makers
Of Ithaca. A stand canoped by the National colors,
had been erected in tie Park, and ses.s TO limited
extent provided for ladies' The lowest estimates
placed the number present at 10000.
Mr.. and Mn. Dickinson had arrived on Friday, aud
were the recipients Of serenade Of the Clinton House
fIom tie Ithaca band, when Mr. Dickinson made a
brief address. On Saturday forenoon many citizens
called 10 pay their resPects.
The meeting, at about p. M, was called to order
By joan GAuSTLETr, and was organized by the elec-
ton Of the following officers:
PyosiSsat. Hon. BENJAMIN q. FERRIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
RAmEY,s CROSS ROADS.
FROM FORTREss MONROE.

YORThfss MONROf Sept y toI
Caleb Smith, secretaryVf the Interior, Mr. Kenne'
DIV OF the Census Bureau and Col Seston Of The In
tegencer, have spen, tho day at Old Point and New
port News: They leave tonight for Washington.
The Minnesota has not yet arrived.
The prevalent gale is drawing large number Of
transports into Hampton Roads
The distinguished visitors bring th. cheering intei-
genee from Washington Of a retrogade movement Of
Gen. Beauregsrds forces. 1t is well understood here
that he must capture Washington, or suffer dsrup
ton of his army by the withdrawal Of the troops to The
invaded States Of the Confcderacy.
We have no authentic information Of tie death Of
Jefferson Davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
CANDIDATE FOR FORT LAFAYETTE.

ATB.sy, Monday, Sept. 9, Is5I.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal d. G. Tucker Of Lockport,
and Caleb Pierce OF Rochester arrived here this NOM
ing with Mr. @. L. Bovine Of Key Wes,, Fla, asa
prisoner arrested at COopentown Last evening Ca
charge Of tres4on. A large number Of letteu were
found on him from the South sc afo othor papers Of
an important character After the arrest an effort war
made to rescue the prisoner by abOut 100 Of hs friends
The 7esolnte behaviour of the officers, aud he e1-
pressed determination to shoot the 1t man VINO per
sisted in the attempt prevented the Accomplishment OF
their purpose. The ohcers leave with ibeiF prisoner
this morning at 9;35 for Fort Lafayette.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
REBEL FEINTs In MARYLAND.

MOxrGoSEkr COusTi, Nd. Saturday, Sept :, 1861.
The rebels keep up almost daily firing on our
men al the ferries and at times make demonstrations
az II they intend to Yesterday there WA heavy
eannonadng at Edwards Ferry. This may be their
plan Of drawing attention from the works which are
said to be in progress the Ferry road leading to
Leesburg.
Gen. Bankss division il ready at all times 10 move
In any direction az q moments notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
THE YEw-JERsEY SIXTH REGIMENT.

TRESToS Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1861.
The 9Th Regiment New-Jsrty Volunteers, Col.
Hatfield, will leave for the Pea, Of war Tomorrow
A part Of the 7th regiment 10 also here and rapidly
fllingup.
The officers Of the 9th me: Colonel, james i. Hat.
fed of Jeuey City; Lieutenant -CoAsne, B. H. Stroud
OF Camden; Major, J. 2. Van Lear OF Camden
County; Adiutant Daniel Lodsr, jr., Trenioni sur
geon, DIR. Wiley, Cape May Assisan, Surgeon DT'
sharp Belydere
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
COY. cIrRrIN AND STAEF.

HARpBvKs, honisy Sept, q Is5l.
Gov Curtin and tta LEFT TO visit the camps Of the
Pennsylvania Reserves at Washington to-day, 70 rre-
sent the flags ordered by act Of the Legislature.
Tbev will reach Baltimore at 3 this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR FORT LAgAf-
ETTE.

WAF1RLT. n. y, Monday, teIt. =, ltoI.
The Hon. Nathan Bristol ex-ssBle Senator, and
member Of the Committee authorized by TIE act Of che
Legislature TO audit certain accounts moi within the
jurisdiction Of the State Auditor, well known for his
Secession prOcliyiticf, was waited Lac. night and
treated with a serensde. Tie music consisted of o
horse fiddle, tin pans, &e lie was burned in ehg,
and siterwsrd buried in efigy IN the graveyard.
There wss considerable excitement.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
MORE SEIZURES UNDER THE CoSTlsCA-
TIoN. ACT

raoupaSos, y. l.. Monday, seps. g. 1901.
The following vessels, owned wholly or in part at
the South, were relied to-day at Newport by Marsha
sandford: Schooner s. p Brown with cargo schooner
Maine Law. no cargo; schooner Wabash, no csrgoj
and schooner J. X. Balch no cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
pAY1uNT or CHAPLAINs,

The following order has been received by The Pay
GenersI from the Adjuant.Genera relative 10
the payment Of Chaplsins:
cspl,ns Of Volunteer Regiment, 10 the isTy.et o. ne
Ie s1te are en rd 20 pay rom ls GessTol Go-eueEf
om he tia. they seep Their Appoaetf, and shteT upon
sgty undsri You vii thsIeeTs nsse 70 payments 20
il,. on Ueh regnsn By presenting Their rolls 20 the
Tred Btes PsynaseI they VII receive oIn That source
Ian, sir, y,x r,,PsJisaly a ss' 49,, &C.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
PERSONAL.
.Ro.rok. MondaY. SEM. o, Is6I.

Gen. Butler leh here for Washington in the morning
train, in obedience 70 a telegram from the War De-
psrtLlent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
CANip WINFIELn sCOrT.

The Grand camp Of instruction In field movements,
10 be uaed aso for the entraion Of forces from the
Fasf recently establi'hed az Dempstead J.. \, he's
been named in honor Of that veteran soldier, Winfield
scott" tie Commanding General OF he United States
forces Gen Sherman, who wac assigned TO the con-
pnd of this camp has already taken mp his quarters
on the ground. TelegaphC Communication has been
esiabE he'd will headquarters AZ Warrington, and
with All parts on the country, foT the convenience OF
the commanding Officer. fhe soldiers can also avail
themselves OF tho Line. During The present week. ses
ersl regimentl are expected from the Las.
VOLUNTEER DEPOr--cry YATES
The following gensAIsen have passaf eSamihfso
ss company oflcers before the State Military boafd;
Wm bruce NJ C. Fsuitllcs, D. Be rsf j., Geo " Nc
Hssm,u E,y Jen BsrtLoii, ca es ~ Lats Ninesnt w m
Row D. q. Whsrs Osstf HesfeT, lo,fph sp,nsehpert
Thos n Clara ss b. nI.sttfd. 1hoe. u, ksshey Wn. -
rores fIobsy Weze ChrTles Nst'hs sfbyi JehI = r.
y Biskslbsu- AuE b carse Chs7ls. a. A. Deer, Noah IL
Athst Wl H. LfGyc-s, JaAus Hess, lanes - ise', 49,
JosepL Frns Harry schsne, Llnesce AeIeetn Hs,S ~
Ll.sssrgur 4. Wrs. Dsofs, DeRrt G. bo~n' rh ,,j
uoimet Cobhtn Jsros = Mtftlg, Nlta' " w; ~ ~,
Chssls, kseA Adslphns Well, r. l.. MsnslA hsI Saen
n eldtop EL,hAa J. AufhH.sl Gee. MegTst Jobn !, y
.ci'r G,o a. PoTts- VIM n. iilysF. VIZ. knoi lev o.
xnsfslsn j. H. Ian Chss. h rsnnar. A Francis Desse'e
Most of the above-namel were members of Col.
TempkDss military ciafs The Beard hsvc essin'.sa ,sa
sboui leo applicants sad have passsd, ilstdans 'ns
above, leS Vfccs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
TBE srEAMER uARRIET LANE.

Psmiprlrnis, IfOndsy, serI $ IssL
The steamer Harriet Lane, Commsnder 'snnee, a.
rived at the Nayy-Yard Yesterday afteipoor. - Tip
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