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Details of tuesdays Battle near
WigIfREnsport.

Several persons present at the recent en-
g%agements near Martinsburg concur, Bubstan-
italy, in the following accounts:
On Tuesday last the Yankee forces, mum
beTing near ten thousand, while approaching
MaTtins5uTg, were met by Col. Jackson's sd-
vance, consisting OF a portion Of Col. HarpeF's
regiment from Augusta county, about seven
hundred strong, and a squadron Of cavalry
under Col. Stewart. The federal forces, ex-
cept Sherman's boosted battery, occupied a
forest. The Confederate troops advanced,
under he protection Of a rail fence, to within
three hundred yards Of the enemy. Colonel
Stewart, with Captain Pattrick's company eff
cavalry, from Augusta opened he engagement
by capturing the van Of the enemy, consisting
OF en- entire company Of Pennsylvanians a
sharp firing was kept up for an hour and a
half between the main bodies, with q loss to
the enemy estimated a. the miuinum Of sixty
seven killed, eighty-fve wounded, and fifty
three prisoners; when the firing ceased, and
Col. Jackson fell back slowly to a stronger
position nearer Msrtinsburg, with a loss on
bis side Of three killed and FIVE wounded.
Gen. Johnston, being notified, advanced
from Winchester with his forces, and reliable
reports received yesterday say, that in con-
junction with Col. Jackson's force, be three
several times rePulsed the attacks Of General
Patterson's entire army Of about o, 600 men,
and drove him into Martinsburg. Gen. John
ston hes since succeeded in throwing bis army
between Gen Patterson and the Potomac
thus eating eff retreat, while reinforcement
are constantly arriving from B~esUregard';
camp at Manassas in sufficient numbers e
assure the complete discom6t re, if not cap.
tuTe, Of the entire Hessian force, which may
God grant.-Richnlond Dispatch.
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YANKEES FIGHTING A DUEL.-A cores
POndent Of a New York paper, writing from
Fortress Monroe, June 26th, relates the fol-
lowing incident:
The recent monotony Of camp and garrison
life was in a trihing degree alleviated BY a far
cical affair Of honor between two officers OF
the naval brigade. Onitting the cause which
led to the affair, l will snip ) state that Lieut..
~. B. Snail sent a challenge to 81. 4. Perkins,
to meet at a certain time and place, and there
settle their differences as chivalrsus gentlemen,
according to the code dueiio. Yesterday
afternoon, the parties with their seconds, Rc-
comPaRied by a goodly number Of the officers
Of toe garrison, met outside the Union pickecs
a. Hampton. The weapons were CoIt's navy
pistols; distance twenty PAGES. Bob parties
then took their place, and at the word fred.
They exchanged four shots, without either be-
ing wounded, and the friends OF the PARTED
compromised the matter, alleging that both had
proved themselves men Of honor.
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g3 The riHed cannon manufactured at New
Albany, Indiana, was tried the other day and
proved a failure. It cracked 10 the breech.
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ARTILLERY EXPERIMENTS UPON AN ICE-
BERG.-The English screw steam frigate Mer-
sey, Captain H. Caldwell, has reached Hall
TAX when approaching the banks Of New
foundiand, Capt. c. fell in with some fceberos
and thought it weuld be interesting to expert
msnt on them with rifed cannon. Accord
ingiY, an Armstrong she'll was fred at a small
iceberg ABOUT one hundred and fifty feet high,
from a distance Of four and a half miles Slch
was the effect that a block Of ice, Judged co be
Of about one hundred tuns, fell from The sum
NIT. This large weight, falling from the top
Of the berg, removed the center Of gravity, and
caused the whole fabric to fall over and rock
to and fro. It was considered a most satisfac-
tory test Of the vast range aDd destTuctiveness
OF these missiles. Further trials were made
with other projscti,es supplied to the navy
namely, hollow shot, percussion and shrapnel,
and time fuse she'll, etc.,-all tending to ex-
hibit one feature id modern warfare at sea.
viz: the extreme probability Of every vessel
being IN flames soon after she is engaged.
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ROORSS ROOKNY
Younr q Rrofhsr

AOEAEAB - AEkVGAaLAa
UNDER ODD-gELL0WS uALL, EAIE STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TNHE MOTHER IN-LAW,
< 1he Message from the EeH,
Ruth Hall,
Bessie Melville,
Wayne Reld's Works,
Wsnsley,
Nan and woman,
aertha,
Voyage Down the Aroor.
For s2a@ss YOUNG 4 BROTHER.
2i8 Main street.
Under Odt-fsilOws' Han,
lbs Memphis, Tenns
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Gg The sale OF swamp lands at Jackson
port, Ark, has been postponed until the Ist OF
October.
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A BUNCH OF KEYS, embracing one -
"a large sefs key, one trunk ami a uum- EO
ber OF small keys. valuable % 10 one excrpt the ownaT.
The keys were CT a small brass ring. A reward % tn
dollars VIII be paii for their recovery ifisn at the AZ
PEAL Counting Rom. iyIe-lW
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Alleged visit OF Wessrs. Hunter and
EayaTd TO Rev YORK.


TIE Tribune Of the 25th ult., has the follow
ing:
Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS learn from
sources in which we place perfect confidence,
that Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter OF Virginia, and
Hon. James A. Bsyard of Delaware, have
both been ia this city within the past ten DAYS,
on a mission to Hon. Fernando Wood and the
leaders OF the Democratic party, and to vsri-
Gus magnstes Of the financial world in Wall
street. Indeed, for ought we know they are
still here. It is almnst unnecessary that we
should add that their mission is 4 secret one.
and that both these distinguished gentlemen
have conducted tbeir negotiations with all pos
sihle privacy. Ii fact, from prudent regard IN
their personal convenience, they were both
disguised, and weat about their business under
the cover Of darkness, aud in the secrecy Of
close coaches and back D%arlors.
The Daily Net0s Of the day following, closes
q comment on this canard Of the Tribune, as
follows:
Neither Senator Hunter nor Bayard have
been engaged in any such mission az is pre-
tended by our abolition contemporaries. Had
they, however, visited New York city, in or
der to stimulate the peace sentiment which so
largely prevails. they would have undertaken
a laudabie and righteous work. They would,
moreover, have discovered that our industrial
classes have become f~eaTfuilY aware that uni
yeTsal im2overishmsnt and national ruin are
staring them in the face and that by far the
greater number Of our thinking and intelligent
merchants, lradeBmep, manufacturers and me
chanic-, heartily repUdiated the madness that
has buried the Republic TO he verge Of de-
structi0n. Whole States are beginning to
tTembls at The impending d~isasters which
threaten their populations with starvation
ant tha resolutions that were introduced Into
The Connecticut legislature, recommend
ing q suspension Of hoetilities, and a
call for a national convention, demon
stratss to what extent violence is be-
ginning to be Teprobated. Good men have
become everywhere alarmed at the conviction
that nassacres similar to T. csc perpetrated in
s.. Louis may occur next here; that imPrison-
msnts like that az MeTryman and others nav
form presidents for incarcerations in Maine,
Rhode Island or New York; the drum head
court marsisls may usurp the place Of court
Jurisdiction at he will Of any local Lyon OF
Harvey; and that security Of life any property
may soon be 10 reality, az they already are
virtually extinct. Thev therefore begin to cry
aloud for peace! aeacei p~escci!i and we have
but small doubt If an aDti-war meeting could
be held in this city tomorrow, 1t Wou6 sur
pass, both in numbers aud respcctability, the
monster union exhibition which was manufac-
tur5d In Union square two months ago.
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RICHMOND, July 3.-Hon. Henry May, who
defeated Henry Winter Davis for congress,
has arrived here to consult with the Confede.
rate Administration on public affairs.
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GREENBRIBR
White Sulphur Springs,
GresssBricY. C0ssnfu, Fg~0iaie,

TINS Watering PLACE - is nov open Tor the recep-
i tio1 o. visitors, % the following rates 81 50 per
Gay, Si4 per week, $50 per uontb, white servants two
thirds price. children unc1f sen End over two years and
c0lo-ed servants half price.
An abundant supply " Ice has been s~ccaref.
The White sulphur Springs are on the western slope
Of tGe Alcghanles, and their mountain isolation ana
perfect safety from appro1-h by the eneay tAat Is row
invzdinE ONE poruSas Or his Stats. make them not
only q QHlet, bdi e perfectly secure retreat fer these
who may desire 10 spend the summer in Z bieh moun-
tain al'ituds snd under the i1nusncs OF their healing
and lnvig3ratins waters.
The proper approaches TO tksss Servings BY those Iiv-
ing IN the Sou h-west, Is BY way If Knoxville and
Lychburx and Charlottesville, cts or travellers ray
leave the virginia and Tennessee ailIoad at Salem ce-
pot, aud reach the Springs BY stage across the msun-
tains- = HUMPHREYS,
js6-1m2aw Prasi1ert
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$@GN embellishments
For the L~egisIature.
Lest

We are auttsriz- i to announce the name OF SAMUEL
n. COWAR as a candidate for tbs Floating R4pgs-
sentative in the State Legislature, from the cousries Of
Fsyette, shelby and Upton. iyf9-ts1
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fsY-On the 30th uIt. a destructive fire oc-
cured in Georgia, destroying the three stoIe s Of
Wheeler & Wilbin, Bearden Blains, and Me-
Claim & Jones. Loss $4,000.
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1861. 1851
DssAgGp SasT6asgs.
1861.


TSHs undersigned ha~InE recently Go ism o. Nav. d
gyorite "ateri1s Place aac newly &c. Eeea years 90
$500 u 4fe no1 cpeue1 for The Fsa-sn 81 - ono light
Lerliion % visitor. Every effort wiz be 49, e p q bali b
49, 49, - ooll9Isei lhose Nsa NAY visit rhen. HsvZ valued a
: - p 1e4p1ls, ITS cay aee~1 ana sort dts-5-SSeg in The 70
- - tery convenient 70 Merchants, PisT.- a Horse y
Wo~-e' AAflu business m re cry andvtcnitv. aEi shcul
sdAhLE4 \ SCHuYLER GAards
An Omnibus win "a at the depot At Bolivar on fb.-
uvel q every trains ~ convey Vssssuress ard bsvg-,-fAA
20 me sprinEs, only three miles distant from Boiivss Je3e
and ssventy-rws milss from Memphis.
Two Daily Trains, morning and evsnin- eoi-@1- -
hfolSh in six houFs from Memphis to TIE sUrissf
iela-tmis
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Coviugto7, Upton county, held on Saturday
Iasr, Jss. Byars, Esq was declared The choice
Of the voters Of that county as the floating
representative IN the State legislature from the
counties o. Shelby, FaYette and Upton. II
elected, Mr. p. viii faithfully perform the du-
ties Of the station.
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O. Tie Chioot Press states that The plant
atoms on lake Chicot, which suffered 90 much
from the overflow, have been TePlarted in
corn and cotton, and, If The weather is
favorable, will give a satisfactory yield. The
corn thus repIsnted has not suffered, 50 far as
we learn, from the worm, which the overfows
usually generate. or the crops uBiajuTed by
the high waters, corn is a certain success, and
cotton promisea an extra averags.
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O. The Augusta Chronicle learns from very
reliable authority that Hon. John J. CrittendeD
will offer in the house of representatives a
proposition for the cessation Of war and the
recognition Of the independence Of the Confed-
crate Stats, and if the proposition fail, he
viii counsel Kentucky to seceds and unite Der
fortunes with the Confederacy, be the cOnse-
rrnrrnn y Z -hn- M
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GoIze HoMs.-The Baltimore EzcHaags a.
ser-g that the Pennsylvania regiments en-
ean.Pe5 naar that city, viii 60 home at the
expiration Of their three months enlistment,
sstisf 4 wi,h tie gsietiea Of 2 soldiers life.
The frssricsa saws that the Massachusetts
rec me7la at ths Relay House, win go home
&c sarnrd Eesk in InIY.
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CO The appropriate military department s in
Arkansas have advertised for proposals for
the delivery Of 800 tuns Of hay at Fort Smith.
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Throwing THEIR SHOES ORA gentleman
from the eastern portion Of Virginia, says that
the Virginia and North Carolina troops picked
up eight Huadrsd pairs of shoes at point near
the Great Bethel fight, the same having been
thrown away by the fleeing Lincolnites.
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By reference 10 q card in another eel
umn it viii be seen that Samuel II. Coward,
Esq, Of Upton, has acceded to the wishes OF
bis friends, and consented to become a candi-
date for the legislature from the counties of
Shelby, Upton and Fayette. NJ. C. is a true
Aan, in whom the people can place entire con-
fdencc.
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G. At a called session Of The Phillips
county court, held last week, there was levied
a tax Of one-tenth Of one per cent. for war
purposes. This viii raise over twelve thou
sand dollars. Upon investigation, there were
found only thirty families who would require
aid from the war fund.
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FGE NIRsT ASo F0UsTH P1GEs.
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WEDNESDAY, moENISs, JULY 10.
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ITALY 4aD TssB CONFEDERATE
STATES.

" lie Fort tmAh -efdN OF tle Isl sld-eb
lhat on the Friday previous a com7sny Of
scouts, under Cap. RsiR, Of Washington coun-
~, were out near TIE Missouri line, and met
suddenly large Dumbsr Of Lincolni,es in q
turn Of the road. "a coon as the Lincoln
troops discovered them, they turned and fed.
The Arkarsiags fred on them and took one
prisoner, and picked up f quantity Of arms.
The Herald also chronicles the liberal
spirit of several citizens in support Of TIE
southern cause. Mr. NJ. PsIy offers to give
fifteen hundred pounds Of -four, and fifty bush-
eHs Of corn from his little crop. Mr.. WIN. 4.
Levy has offered 60 it out a number Of volun-
teers ssA give twenty del!ars per month to
support The families Of the absent, and Judge
J. F. Wheeler contributes fifty dollars per
month 70 The same patriotic purpose.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
EEEE ARDysINESTEsAT AND
w AR.

The late war news is of suc!, nature
as to warrant the belief that battle
will be fought within few days. The
administration is very prompt, sagacious
and discreet. It is conducting the cri-
sis in truly admirable manner. 1t
keeps It's own secrets, for the purpose
Of carrying out It's plans. without inter
ruption. The twenty days given the
rebels to disperse in, expired last sun
day. and now undoubtedly Tie war will
be carried into ".ifyca." In other
words We hope and believe the govern
ment will no longer act upon the defen-
sire, but prosecute the war in any and
every manner. best calculated TO brl, 9
il to a speedy termination, by the sub
iugation oi the rebel forces. Such
should he its policy: for there is no
longer any use OF besoeching refractory
rebels to lay down their arms and be-
come loyal. They should be met with
force, ana doctorel as they Deserve
The diagnosis Of their case is of such q
nature, rs to call for large and gener-
al prescription Of lead. Lead for an
emetic, lead for a physic, lead for in
lection. and If fatal, lead for a shroud.
1t might not be amiss in the mean time
to dose them with powder, blister them
with bombs, and cup them with steel
Such a course Of treatment, according
to the cold School Practice" is I'M
doubleday the best, will soonest remove
the evil and eradicate the disease Of our
country. May the prescription be
speedily and regularly administered in
large doses, without remorse of consci-
enee, OF vague doubts as to its benefc-
i'll results.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09

corner Of tho north west quarter Of section ak
in Township eighty three, north Of Range ff-
teen west, running thence North on tho East
line of said quarter section fifty three and
enc third rods, thence west thirty rods, thence
south ftty-threc and one-third rods, thence
cas-. thirty rods TO the place Of beginning,
containing ten acres Also, the northeast
quarter Of the sonth west quarter and the
south half OF the north west quarter Of tho
south cast quarter of section twenty (20} in
township eighty four, north Of Range fifteen
west; all in lama county, Iowa; which said
conveyance was made by the said Chrisrian
Badly and Mary Badly for the purpose Of Sc
curing The payment of a certain promisssry
note signed by the said Christian Badly da-
ted April 10Th, A. D. 1860, for two hundred
dollars (S2Gnl, payable one year from date to
James Clark or order, with interest at ten per
cent. Said deed Of trust is recorded in Book
c Of mortgages at pages %, 2G and 81, of Ia
ma county, Iowa, to which reference is made.
And now said rromissory note having become
due and payable ano the said Christian Bal.
dy having fsiled and refused TO pay the Same
or any part thereof, and the whole thereof re-
mining neSunraid. l. WIN n. Stivers, tru.-
tree as aforesaid do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power in mo vest
ed by Sa.d deed of trust, | will on Saturday,
the twenty ninth day Of June, 1861, at tho
front door Of the Court House, in the Town Of
Toledo, in the county of Tama. aud State Of
Iowa, at the hour of ten o'clock, in the fore
noon Of that day, expose and offer for sale and
sell ut public suction, to the highest bidder
the parcels OF Land above described, or 90
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
aud pay the amour, Of said note with the in
tcre't thereon to the day of sale together With
all the costs and expenses attending said
sale.
William II. Stvers, Trustee
Dated 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1851.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
The Southern blockade.

AsnISGToS, May ?.
Tho Diplomatic corps have been t'sr-
nished with copies Of Lincoln's two
blockading proclainations, and mani
fest no anfricndlncss, but show dis
position to respect it.
The blockading force, under String
ham, will comprise fifty war vessels,
accompanied by a land force 10000
strong, enough to make an efficient
block adc Of every Southern port.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
WAsHISGYoN. Nav Q.

The sixty-ninth regiment from New
York is stationed al along the road to
Washington, in squads, within hailng
distance of each other.
Acaptain Of the Goth regiment arrest
ed spy night before last at Annapolis
just from Mont gomery, with important
papers. lie is brother Of the Grand
vail of IIoboken, n, J. killed by Gu
ban some time ago. lie will probably
be hung.
A son Of an influential family here is
under arrest as spy. He opened dis
patches delivered him at Washington.
The correspondence Of the Balti.
more Sun has left, fearing arrest. The
populace were DESTROYS to lynch him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
New Jersey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EXflcS.-SeRatOr johnson still
Firm.
NEW York, May 8.

NEW York, May 6.
Gov. Oldcn, Of New Jersey, has &C,
copied the services Of the brigade OF
Hudson County, and Gen. Wright off
ers its services to tho Government for
an indefinite period.
The Commercials Washington dis
patch says:
It is expected that Baltimore will be
occupied by Government troops on
Wednesday.
The Posts Warrington dispatch
says:
Large numbers Of cxiles from Virgin.
ia arc constantly arriving.
Adviccs from Tennessee say that
Senator johnson will shortly make a
speech in favor Of the Union.
The Government is determined to re
take Harpcr's Ferry arsenal.
Official permission is granted for the
continuance Of passenger and mail ser.
vice between Baltimore and Norfolk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
CAVALRY COMPANY.

Can there not be Cavalry Company
formed il our county? We would
very MUCH like to see one. No military
company presents 50 dign:tied, noble
and imposing appearance as good
company Of cavalry The formation
Of a company should be 4 county mat.
ter and AL Of the proper age and quail
fications, should be allowed to Join IN
til the company is full. II a few encr-
getic spirits would take this matter in
hand and call { meeting, giving sutiic-
lent notice for persons to assemble
from al the townships, we believe a
good company could be formed at once.
Tie Legislature will unloabtcdlv
pass q law requiring AL between the
ages Of IS and - to perform military
duty. so that all that arc liable to per-
form such duty, may as well select their
companies first as last
We learn that the Board Of s,uperyis-
ors Ct Benton County have appropriat
q $500, for this purpose. Cannot our
county Do something?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
Traitors Ordered to leave.

\ certain Dr.. Charles Hughes Of Dav-
export, formerly Of Warrenton Missouri
recently wrote a Secession letter fol
publication IN the latter place. A Ger
man i'll that place saw it and sent ar
extract to one OF his friends in Dayen
port. The citizens Of Davenport upon
learning the true state Of the case ap-
pointed committee TO wait upon The
Doctor, who after first DENYING, after
ward confessed the writing Of the ar
ticle. lie was told that he must take
the oath Of allegiance to the Union and
Import the constitution or leave that
city within - hours. lie refused to
take the oath, and so accepted the lat
ter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
NEW YcEk. MAY ..

The T'Iure's Washington special
says: The policy Of the Aaministra.
ton hcncefor,h is war, and the cabinet
is o unit on this policy.
The nayy-yard at Norfolk IS to Do
Immediately rebuilt.
Commissioners from Western Virgin
ia to-day assured the President that il
furnished with arms their portion Of the
State would be cared ios.
Capt. Cakes, from Texas, reported al
headquarters to-day. lie says the
troops throughout the South gre il =
high state ot efficiency, and are being
concentrated at Norfolk and I.sueh
burg.
Evidences Of Lieut.. Maurv's treach
cry arc daily APPARENT III the removal Of
lights, buoys, SC.
Com. Armstrong is suspended for
three years without pay.
Gen. Butler is detached from Annap
oils. and appointed to the command Of
an important Southern movements.
A man was arrested at Annapolis Oh
Tuesday with dispatches from New
York for the President, Gen. Scott and
the war department, which were found
opened. lie will be tried by court-mar-
tial.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
Ten Regiment more I'm Illinois

The Illinois Legislature has passed
the Ten Regiment bill, and it is now a
law. II provides for one regiment in
each Of the old nine congressional dis
trict, and one from the extra companies
st Springfield. They arc to So in camp
after organization and drill thirty days
being during this time paid army wages.
The sum Of one million Of dollars, or so
much thereof as may BE necessary, is
appropriated to pay .xpenses.-Dar.
Gu.e.