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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

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Daily. and brings Just as late iptclligecnc on the
days Of its publication, viz: Monday. "Wednesday
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DsSee than 70 remit Bank Bills. The name Of the
Post Once and State should in all cases be plainly
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

Gus. PAINTS, and sllkiu sofBuiidisg NJ
may 10 H. B. DICKSON & co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
NEW 6 ADVERTISEMENTS.
1892. PROSPECTUS. 1869.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
DAILY. TRI-wEEKLY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
DEVOTED TO-
news, Commert, POlIlitS lgritullun. Science
and Literature.
NO COMPROMISE WITH TRAITORS
cite Union, II INST and shall be Preserved"


This well known and popular journal is noted
for avowIng its sentiments with cnndor, fearless
ness aud independence. Ii has aimed to be right
rather than Popular, and takes the responsibility
OF telling the Truth, regardless of the offence that
may be given 10 Prejudice and Ignorance.
The PRINCIPLES which the CiIUAso TMBuxE
espouses and advocates are:
THE CAUSE OF FREEDoN.
JusrIcE AND fiUNANrrr,
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MENTAL.
Moral AND PHYSICAL CONDITION.
OF THE MASSES
PERrErurrr OF TIRE UxIoS.
OBrDIKScE TO rItE CossTirUvfoS
AND SUPREMACY or THE LAWS.
FACE doxEsrEAps ron THE LAxDLrss,
ENCOURAGEMENT OF HoNE INDUSTRY,
No PoITrrcAL JoBBEnr,
HoSEsr MEy OFFICES,
EcoSoNY IN GoyERxnrvr,
A SousD CUnaEsor AND DEArn TO ALL "WnD
CAT SHISrLAsrERs"
And the prosecution of the War against Trca-
son. until the Last rebel has laid down his arms
Though this wicked rebellion against the best and
most benehccnt government that ever existed in
the world, has become fearfully strong, yet the
American Republic is far stronger; the loyal
"Mudslls" will yet subjugate the arrogant oligar-
chy. To this patriotic end the TssapSI will work
without growing weary. until the Union has made
q fo0tSt0ol o. ats Toes.
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
But the CHICAGO TaIsask while fearless in the
expression OF its opinions and patriotic in is
deavors, aims at being .hra class newspaper. Ii
contains full accounts of all the interesting oc-
currences OF thc day, and pays more money for
Special Teegraphic Dispatches and Correspon-
dence. than any Journal out OF New York, and
publishes more and fresker news than any paper
circulating ia the West. 1t brings the news to the
people Of the Northwest two or three days sooner
than the papers Of the seaboard.
The weekly contents Of the TRIHuxE embrace:
lst-A CoNPLErE CURREST HIsroRv or THE pro-
gress or the War 10
Sea and Land Extraordinary events Of
all kinds
3rd-CoPiogs TxIxcRArmsc DIsrArouxs contain
ing the Latest News from all parts, down
to the hour Of going to press
4th-REPofTs or MEETINGS, wnKTIIEa Political,
Religious. Agricultural, Educational, or
Miscellaneous
5tli-~faooeEDSxss OF CoScaEss AND STATE Lcgis-
latures, important Speeches and Documents.
6th-MARKEr REroRrs, ExsaAcrxc EVERY article
the Farmer or Dealer can expect TO find
quoted in newspaper. The TusuSK has
achieved high reputation As Commercial
paper.
7tb-CAREruIly PnErArEn AarlcuIruaAL and
E horticultural articles by "Rural'' and other
able writer's on the Farm and Garden.
Sth--PoETRy, TALES, ANECDOTES AND GosuP, Re
views. and pleasant miscellany
tors are. to make the CHICAGO TRIBUNE so inter-
ssting and valuable visitor that no Intelligent
"eseS t<pHS can 4rroun TO ~ wr7Rour IT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
Special Notices.
Bill Gallon
2203 Feet

LAMP CHIMNEYs a.d NIcHs. all size. aud
ssyiesl sold by - PERSHING & co. 7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14
p.h,,e Meeting in Hardin County.

nnb,ic meeting was held at Savannah on Mon
dsy. the Let July 1861, being IN adjourned mee.,ns
from the first Mond ay Of June last and was CaiIeu
70 order by Hon. Daniel Smith, Chairman.
On motion, j. NJ Dousal was appointed oecIe
tary. -L;,,+ oF the meet
inc TO be the selection Of suitable cahuluaUes "
iii the various offices 10 be chosen at the approach
ing August election. -. &c 49,, MANSON
%rom each civil district in Hardin county was aP
nojnted 70 prepare resolutions and prtseh the
names Of suitable candidates.
The committee retired, and after mature delloer-
alton. by their chairman. Col X n MLhefsoh'
submitted the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: IT.
Pssoired That his Excellency, lsEam u harris
has robly performed the duties OF Governor OF the
State. sni Is entitled to conf ience and we cor
diaIly recommend him for re election
Resolved That Major Thomas NJ Jones. OF ule
coustv of Giles is the choice Of this county 10 re-
nr-sa11t This congressional district the ensuing
Beqolrsd, That we recommend to the counties
con,nnsipy the Senatorial District. AIch houston,
ESQ of the county of McNaIry, as the cholce oi
H4riln county. Tor the Senate.
RESOLVED Tina Lucius d. Broyies Esq, IS Ine
cboic, OF this meeting 10 represent hardin county
in the next Legislature. ,.,-,.
Rssolgsd. That these proceedings be published IN
the Nashville U>I1N AND AMERICAN
kesolUsd, That approve OF the course OF don
John Y Wright. our late Representative III the
United States Congress and OF the conduct o. u
B. Peters and D. n r berts uuU Senator and p
respntatIve in the Legislature Of this state
MIR Brcy IS. beng called upon, came forward
AMI in an appropriate speech, accepted the nJuiL@
lion.
The meeting then adjourned. ~
! MCDoUGAL, Sec'v.
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To gup TursORs or TIcE DEIcN AID As-ESlc-is Dlis'
Il is with feelings Of acute pam that hsseh CAY y
tbe melancholy ACCOUNTS OF The sufteTngs and deaths
n Csrnp Cheathau. Of the brave men who have
,are their lives to the service Of their country,
49, vbose ha~d lot has called then not 70 the corr
se sneririno battle field that they SO much desired,
hut - an encsropusnt where their numbers are BE-
inc decimsted by disease and deaths foes before
6orn thav need more stole fcrtiIude than they do
70 s.and sS the lannon's mouth. Surely philanthropy
nay e,, vhat Is Tie cause Of this for tcere must
be a reasun for one camp being uore unfortunate
thap another. Butleaving this question TO Do an
ewered By those whuse Office rendeTa them respon-
sible for the well being of the army L may 90 Al
lowed to ask one that can, and hope, VIII Dc
promptly replied to by those of my own sphere
If the resiment can not be disbanded, Il the camp
must remain in its present location however dsao-
vsntsSeous il NAV seem can not tho ladies' OF len
nessee do something to instigate the evE Can sney
NOT 90 and perforn fer the sufferers those services
for which nature has peculiarly tilted them. 10
minister 10 the sick, TO watch the dying 10 suner
ard to ssrve. among the rights OF women let
n, v, got mon them-how2 Let them hasten With
fearless hearts and willing Eands TO TINS scene OF
distress and let Il not be said, that, while virginia
has been prompt in ministeTlng TO the strangers
that tonight her battles, Tennessee has been oeal 70
the groans of her own sons
Trusting that Giles, Maury, Davidson, &cs &C.
will send each one hundred sisters OF charity iorn
ed into companies with an experienced Inatr0h az
rlair head I am ready TO join them Win my
write of assistance. so soon as they have MADE
known their plans through your coiu I anu
remain. sir, Yours respectfully, DoRc s.
Athaendum, Columbia, July 10, lo6l'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14
Monetary and Commercial.
sAEvsDAT EyEzlSa. July Is, 1851

-Se~@A~NA
The continued suspension Of business relations
with Louisville restricts the demand for Exchange,
but IN consequence of the light supply, quotations
remain firm at I2!GI5 per cent premium. On
New Orleans Exchange IS held ct 10 per cent pre-
MUM. but the business with that point IS yet light
We hear great complaint as TO to the scarcity Of
silver change, and the Inconvenience resulting from
this scarcely Il greatly Eel. by m5TkoteEs. TIE
Brokers charge lCGI5 per cent premium for
Specie.
In Nsw York Oh the 9th the following sa leg Of
Tennessee Bonds were reported al the first board /:
$40 600 at 391c, $4,000 at 4Oc, and $1,000 at Sssc
and at the second board SIS 600 at 4Olc, IS 0to at
4OIc 81 geo at 4O.c SIG 900 al Ale, and s. 900 At
4OIc.
The New York Nel,s Of the 10th says:
The appearance Of the article Il The French li5G-
islr in relation 90 the action OF tie European Gov
ernments with regard to the COnfederacy was
attended in London by q marked demand for low
priced American stocks, and tn vessel which
brought thuse adyices wss said TO have brought or
ders here for those stocks However true that
might have been, the Stock market presents the fol
lowing changes:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

Far such States rs Kentucky and Tennessee to
max fortunes Cheese, butter, lard. bacon. mites
hoses mulch cattle. sheep-Iet these be hencetor-
ward supplied US from these regions. Ihey can
give rs as good cheese ard butter - ever came from
Cssben and well worthy Of Canaan they can send
nc S1n-ror lard and bacon than any thateveT came
from Porkopolis they have always reared the best
and soundest bacon and their cattle beef and PORK
have long furuishei the largest supplies to New
York We can eat these with as great relish IN the
Confederate States and paN better than ever could
or did the Yankees or their horses. mules, sheep
we already know the virtues and the value. Let
them cure beef and pork and barrel for the South
ern markets. TO Charleston and Savannah and VII
mingtou on the Atlantic, s-d Pensacola, Mobile and
New Orleans on the Gulf Nay, let them not neglect
the manufacture Of apple brandy, and apple cider,
which they can make superior to the beet and apple
chsmpagne of New Jersey. Good old peach Will
also command market in these diggings Now Is
the time for the farmers of Kentucky and Tennes-
see. and the back country OF North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia, TO enter the field wit enter
prise yigor and industry, and, by little art, TO
convert all their domestic products into gold. The
war opens Thousand fields for profitable
working our independence secures us large and
ample market, which must build up our interior
States with boundless wealth and an hourly lncTeas-
ing population Soldiers, like young hawks, must
he fed and even citizens do not fail OF appetite,
though war shakes his spear at the door. Now Is
the sppointed season. BE who is first IN the field,
takes the pick of the Orchard-CbGTleSton Mercury,
.Tiyiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

An authorize certain DEBTORS 10 the snount5 das
by them into the Treasury Of the Confederat States
SECTION The Congress u the Co tolerate States Of Amer
That all persons n marusf n1e TED % inoi
or corporations the Unted Of America lex
cet Delaware, MsryaDd, ken1o aad hssoars
and fCoumba be and are hereby Droh0d ron
paving their cTe creditors. their agents OF
ass ees pepdi the existing vaged b. hAt 6oFenous
against Confederate States, one Of ne saEeoans
States before Damed
Authorised the Of his Indebtedness no ne
treasury u the Coufsde states 10 P-e o. treasury no
and 5aii receive from the treasurer certaats, un gno5
~ b- register showing the paid and what account,
and the rate interest which the vas caring
Ec uch certificate, skaIl bear like VIII The orig
raj CONTRACT and shall be rsdemabe the close Ct he an6
restoration peace sDcis is equivalent On PrsssntAoR
Of the original cerrfcats-
SIC 4 All laws parts Of laws initiating agsinss Ais ses
Be AMI the hereby rsPealsd
AFFRoyED, May p, ISL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

JESSE B. FEKovsoN, candidate for FlOater in this
ai.frict will address the people Of Robeztssn coun-
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CNo. I40)

An Act making appropriations IN sdi ion % those aTsly
nads for he Military Service Of the cOnfsdsts q
Fsrusrv one t7ousand siShs hurdr a and si1ty tEo.
sEcTToy The Congress Of the fdeIsts sIstss ries
ocers and prvzes one hundre sg Of inny sad
for qusrermssters supplies Of hlig for the sae And
and other necessary expenses Cor he sss yE ing The
eghteeatn Of Terary one thouSsr zig hundred snd SKI
nd tour hundred ninety three dOa AID tEslTs cents
SEC That thsre be appropriated fr Tie pay guAzernAs
expenses Tor one regiment lOnary ortion, e5pOssd o
one eops Of artillery, ar companies q yaEy and tz
s2@Ps les q ygfqr' 5d ave hundred ah ny 2'0Aaa i'
sEC That there he sPpropr1ed Eor TIE P5rase o. SUB
sAUd troops for the fiscal En- ing ne e tenth Of Fsoza
p one th0ussnr Gig hundr ard sF5 million foqr
bupdrsi ard szyour h,usrd Two iundF and 6fy eight
GO Th n re- rs sppro, rated er hs orananss service
Es h. m ar ar end OK eight eEh o. FsbruAry,
sr rhs hundred zy tSOfor The pEsseT Vson Of pEe-
hui dnss quarters. o'IsoAs & a. he asDs2als ars
torres the pay o. CLERKS eauEhsn, colo rsTs. EzPern
tsndens, ovsrseers So o. he pafchase Of hOFssl miles,
urchass % heavy ordnanos AID carriages with set 40
she'll for tbs sane Tor tEeen 1eld baeTif5 Of az Pees
each, with harness, Implements aad Ammunition for hff
tn glands OF small for ave thousand pistols 1ad
holsters for s.bres, swords binss and PBtols or ~
tousnd sets cavalry equpmsnts FOR thousand sets Ct
cavalry for huadrsl thousand - OF n
f21sfJ aeon -, laF fach and -
two AID hall million pounds e Posdr oS materials fof -.
s for fsss copper ana materials ~ Pe1o sssn ss ~
mon ATssnal. Abrams and Augs Arsenal aSorEa 20
ueh nery, 81 engines 81 70 - fer cap ID. nns -
ilo1 han RED ar ioEI bauS-16 ses
Sc That th re g api ropria - fr De &c = %,
r. ~ ~ o. 20. h-rdrtd snd -'aa 40 ne sao CT
Z , d Cd D.. % G -saIr l1ia ..-.-f.---sce
see ilsi- - Re spt reg 1'a o. e o5nts i,
| So 1ass one ihs1sa sya- ha7d1fa an AZ 80
UT =. -. 20 - Sr+-sf d acr Contingent e1ssss O
~ u.,s. s-s insr,Ss - srs Dsps,'' sssi ~ -
49,. postsgs ssgr1FLo es'Paiehss &C Tor ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

TIE unaersigred. caudidatee % represent David
CON county in tho HovHe Of Representatives in the
STATE Leuislature win address the people at the fol
LOVING times and places. The candidates for the
Senate are respectfully invited to be present;
Bureh.s Store, Monday, July Is.
Sniley's Store, Tpesdsy, July l6.
4 GoodlettsYille. Wednesday. July I.
New Hene Church. Thuraday. July L.
smith's SPRINGS, Friday. July 10.
Williams Muster Grounds. SATURDAY, jay :?
Traculan. Monday. July e. 49,
Brentwood, Tuesday, July e
Tank, WednesdST, July "a.
Kingston Springs, Thursday, July e.
Appointments hereafter for Nsshville and Edge
Geld. Ira P. JONES.
ABRAN L. HEAfoss 80
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Rohrrtson Association.

At called meeting Of the Robertson Association
held on the 18th inst. r McGavo'k Eq re
sigued the position Of President Of the Assucia-
ton.
In the autumn of 1856 The Robertson Association
was organized as an institution which should rem
der efficient aid and sucuor t. tn distressed poor
of the cry Of Nashville. especially ia tim ai eP.-
denies and other vi-tat.us GOD Providence yy
then The Association has ~itl ysr.0u- Tiones
s,l il has always b,ea k. % Iu ~uTkIug order. A;
several off, rent ptriJds tsoc'lai!y when high
fOuls have prevailed. and ruru ~, cat7wIiigs ~
iEe cast winter he CcsslIy ana Use r'sS ot IL
Robertson Association have been Universally felt
and admitted At such times our fellow ciJizr rs
have manifested the utmost confidence init by IN
trrstinr il with the disposition of very liberal con-
triburions During all this time the Presidency
was flIed by our worthy founder. Z W AcGayock
AMI we deem it merely justice to him. on his re-
firing from this tfice TO enter upon the active du
ties of the s-ldier 10 state that IN rye measure
the success If our Association war owing {" IN
ind eta.lZ-b,e ,.,,s,.,,auce 1no u"'i-inE par'n-t
with which he discharged me duti Of this cine.
BY order L. bHENNAN' sec y
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Tribute OF Respect,
TO rar MEMORY o. Hs II u,nsIsr,

10 TaE guIOAT IN 81 a1RsIET'
Who de at Ii father hotse in Smh county, Tenn, he
9Th day Of Ju =, 1901 Of d contracted camp.
At mee u the Lsuierd,e Gre,s Of ol Battles PeEi'
en at Can T,ous the 10Th day Of July ls6l,
n Pursey being called The Chair, It Deer was ap'
nom ed secret It moved and eeon Cd that COM
NIT Of three be appointed to draft RESULT rs sui abe to tie
a., ion: b,r III on the q ruan pfUiu stu befed,
as .tSw Wo t o arIL W Nseey ID committee. Tie
r,r,i e-rep, It "a the f,Iowing e.oIutors iO-WiE.
ga,-r,E ar-as, has plea ed al wise "a TO rem Y
Inn oar la! Ter at We -oudol= WIN rs parent
ia .f- rsl lu-- the b -1s'a I'd
5ssarrsF Lat death 1T Jim ho sey the c1untr'
has los, A 20 d Ia fai ful VII va ever VIA z
80 f. r;5 hi, au as a 20 thu has los 20"
t m an honorable zen and one ev ted 10 chTlst
pet. -. D.. -.
rents 81 lie deceased -
BeSO5eG, Thst c0Iy be snt to the Esshve lNioS ANo
A,.rRc.s and mat they be rsqutei publish IN
" a PCssLET, Pres dent
Y J C7.E sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

LOUISVILLE, July l3.-Judge Logan, associated
with Judge Muir, in the Railroad case, publishes
dissenting opinion.
TIE Rich, Mountain fight is fzzling. The latest
dispatch srtes that the Southerners 500 strong
and two cannon. The Southern loss was IS killed
and about as many wounded. The Federal loss
was eleven.
The above was approved by Gen. Mcclellan but
his own dispatch to Washing ton reports 90 killed
and 40 wounded.
Apparently the invaders had made plans for GER
tain victory and sent bulletins before the fight,
but courier Lest his way, but Mcclellan waited
all day for signals which he didn't get and the en-
terprise resulted in the dislodgment Of 500 South
ernsrs BY five regiments Of invaders.
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BURNS - soGLDs

are instantly relieved OF thsr Engui5h, pain and haaS
nation, by timely sPPca tionofth' t8Grsso'' SsaSSr
and the Hesh iSre1eW as II b CHARM oleAS9 o.
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Heavy Loss Recovered by Insurance..
over $50 600 Saved.


twill be remembered BY our readers that On the
26th of April lsst the steamer c. II Hiliman was On
her wav from St. Louis 20 Nashville, wnen she was
seized at Cairo by the Lincoln thieves and q large
quantity Of powder. lead, gun caps and arms be-
Longing to the State of Tennessee and her CiIzens
stolen and the boat held there about week in Gus
tody Afterwards the boat was sent to Paducah
ana delivered 10 her owners. Captain COrbett pre-
yiops TO leaving St. Louis with his boat and cargo,
hearing that the Lincoln horde had arrived at Cal
TO deemed it prudent 10 have the goods purchased
bv the boat for the use of the State of Tennessee
and her citz rs insured against seizure and accoT-
DINGHY took out q policy in the LumDermen and
Mechanics Insurance Co. of St. Louis.
On the I'd of July, Runyan, President 0:
said Office notified Mr. W. Z. Bell, clerk Of the Hls
man. that the Office was ready to make settlement,
and that the amount of the Insurance was then sub
iect TO his order Mr.. Bell therefore took the mat
ter into hand on Monday morning last. and paid the
citizens of GAINESVILLE and Nashville and the State Of
Tennessee for the cost of their goods.
The Lumbermen and Mechanics Insurance Com
many Is an old and well known establishment, and
has paid the above heavy loss very promptly. and
deserves hereafter the patronage Of the citizens OF
Tennessee.
Those having goods on the boat can congratulate
themselves on the o. udenCe exhibited by the officers
Of the Hnlmen in taking out insurance. and also
have cause 10 say good woId IN hehsit Of cur
former fellow-cItIzen, 3 Runy an Esq the PresI'
dent Of the Insurance Company for the course he
has pun sued N1SbCiUs Gazette. Jalyl
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iulYl3-2t

Col. RAxDoII. ". NcGAvOcK, the founder OF the
Robertson Association, has resigned the Presidency
of that benevo ent institution position he has held
since its organization in 1856 WIN Inc We" VI -
tering upon the active duties OF the s0ioier' N
the testimonial which the Association bears 70 'e
efficiency with which he has discharged the dutles
Of the Office, no more than justice hiss been Done
him. TIE poor of our city are grestly indebted 70
him for his persevering efforts to amehorate their
condition during the severity Of winter.
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DIED,

residence Of his father near Nj Pleasant, Thurs
day morning The .h int RUG Us 20 d. z, ed Pbout
25 years He las s0rier III to hit tie battles OF
his urry in Tense Of rshs where he Wss attacked with
typhoid fever which pro'ei fatal in ninth re
leaves parents brothers crs and many friends and ad'
mire7- to mourn his early death.
Coiuurl. HzrqIG phase copy.
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THE FRIEND OF \ TIE NURSERY

b;I5ysn aye frequent suf exernsl dEie
s.naoSIv from FLIsid snd CaapGeRs EepSOScEs-thsi
- sverv mother sAoud have this healing preparation
Constantly At hand It heals sore BTesss snd7 uicEy re-
naSes he TETTER or RING WORN, 90 BTe9Gle7t II TIA
m0 ,ssss,, =
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LnrrsT11tE, July 3D. Dispatches from St, Louis
and Chicago are unfavurahle % the patriots At Yer
non. but Quincy, which Is IN the reighhcrhaod Of
the battle held and from whence the OILY reliable
informston hes been obfatned. Is silent.
A dispatch from Roaring Run to the CincInna1
Caste prsviozs to the battle says the Eedsrssts
-s-e 1000 es-onE.
ps--crs's c-n-1-5 Numbered 2.coa.
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Ian. rrn.hinrtnn

WASHINGTON, July IS.-Two ladies who inveigled
the Connecticut Captain Goodwin TO his capture.
have been arrested, and are held prisoners, as
guarantee for Goodwins return
Clark, member Of Congress from Missouri, was
expelled to-day for having served under the Nilsson
ri State law IS a soldier.