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G?rm ErGMENr MoNsrrR Festival Ar
loNE, Nuou.-The steamboat " General Ar
thur will leave Peck Slip at II \. NJ, and
again, specially, ats o'clock. in time to hear
Captain Mcashcr'- grafton, calling at Govcrucur
Br"cmc, Tenth and 2Gth streets, 4. H., and
will return at convenient hour, in the evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Br rYLEcRiIW 70 TUF 81 y SUN.
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CITY ANp cot NTY UF INV yOuI.
hereby certify the annyc a. lee a tir a. cop.
Original notice received ly me this day IL
Ssriary Of State
August 2d, lsGl.
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ID. APPLETON & Co. have published a fine,
life-like photograph Of General MCCLELLAN
for the stereoscOpe.
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The following officers have been orl1H tu
dut, ns the staff OF Gen. Robert Anderson. They
arc tu report at Cincinnati, ON the 3oth int
Capt. Green, Assistant Adlutaut Grrrul (;
Captain Hancock, Assistant QuartcmHstcr 4;
Capt, Nluund-, oommi,,on of Subsistence ;
Capt. Prime corps ot ,ngiuocr-, lrt Lieut.
Miuhlcu Typographical engineer surgeon
tuN,yr. ui the medical -tal
Major Woodruff. q, the corp, u rng.an'r,, /,
ordered tu report Immediately ,o GutrL D.N,
10 relieve capt. Prime,
-IrIItME$r ot mn ~rDklI~ uut.Aul con-
lEuNlErlN.
Orlcr, have been issued Co. rtp,h the $50 .ll
Regiment of Fire IouN,., OF N,a York. e., tL,
~ic,lcs Brigade. The selection ui & lionel +,
lptt TO il, own officer. II /, understood that at
the request OF Gen. MaClcllm, to-day, ia. i'rr,-
dent has directed commission To issue 20 Brig.
der General Sickle, thu, conlcnIns upon him
that rank
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ORpIE No

i1st by oulcro the secretary of War, the
undersigned h rely assume, command of hi.
camp.
N,roud. The camp viii be known rs Clmp
Lyon, i'm honor # the memory ola gallant SOL
der who l"'l bchind him am example for patriots
10 follow a, long a, freedom is worth f.lt.n,
Tor
Ih"6, All officers or non-commi>-ionel Off
Gers in command Of companies or drtirbmnnt,
viii Immediately ON their arrival in clmn TO-
port with the description roll OF their men to
the acting Assistant Adjutant General. when
they will he assigned to their proper positions.
topM. There will he stated rull calls at re-
ycillc, dinner and tattoo. Officers will attenl
all roll calls. There will be three daily drill, at
=, IL and o'clock, and an evening parade at
nseti at all Of which every oili,er must b.
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GOlNGS on IN IOWA.

j. G. Davenport Of the Cedar Td'ley
Times retires from that paper on account Of
his failing. health
The Muscatine Journal says that when
the company now forming is completed,
NJ scatiue county will have fun regiment
for the warl The population of the county
is II ,090-onc soldier in II Of the pnpula-
ton. We don't say 'bully for Musca-
tine," for that expression in such connec-
ton is vulgar and profane; hut we do say that
Iowa is proud Of Muscatine coupty.-Des
Moines Register.
-Adiu,ant General Baker publishes m
order requesting all officers who are send
ing or bringing on recruits, to make known
to their men the importance of bringing
along at least one good blanket, comfort or
anilt. for elch volunteer. The sels,n is
now getting cold, AMI it is found impossible
for the State to find Blankets for all our
soldiers in time.
We understand that J. 3. Grinnell last
week brought some 800 fine wooded sheep
into the county from Michigan, which he
intends keeping in the vicinity vt Grinnell.
That accounts for the great abundance Of
''rooF' in the northern part of the county,
at the late eee,iap. which gave me Of our
Democratic brethren great uneasiness.-
There it is in ..black aud white" Monte
yuma Republican.
Recruiting is going on fast in Madison
county at the present. Among those hers
nos recruiting for the L. s. Srrvice, are
Messrs. Pursel and Lambert, for Col. Piey.
els re2im, Mt Of L,ncers Lieut.. Ankeny for
the Fourth Iowa regiment Of Infantry, and
E. o. Crasswass, recruiting agent for the
Governor.
About 200 men have already gone from
this county to the war, and the probability
is, about that many more will 90, before
cold weather sets ill., Winteyses Nadiso-
H.dn.
The nsme Of the Tribune published a.
Bedford. Taylor county. hs- been changed
to the s.Taylor county Uuion.''
The several regiments Of lows troops
are stationed, as near as ~e can ascertain,
as follows:
The Second, Colonel Elliot, Is 1t Birds
Point.
The Third, Colonel Williams, is Al Quincy
Recruiting.
The Fourth, Colonel Dodge 10 as Rola.
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The Fifth, Colonel Wor'hiDgsoo' Is .
Boonville.
The Sixth, Colonel Mcdowell. is At 'eI-
ferson City. .n,.
The seventh, Colonel Launan, is At BIRDS
Point.
The Eighth, Lieut.. Colonel Geides' is a.
jefferson City.
The Ninth, Colonel vandever, IS a. faci-
&c, 40 mile. fram St. Louis.
The Ten,h, Colonel Psrczel, is a. Bro
Point.
The Eleventh, Colone! Hare, is asDaven'
port.
The Txslf,h is filing up at Dubaque.
The Thir,eer,h, designed tor Fort Kan
dali, is filing up at Iowa City.
The Frs. Cavalry, Colonel Warren, Is At
Benton Barracks.
The Second Cavalry is at Davenport.
The Third Cavalry, Colonel Bassey, IS al
keokuk.
Two Independent Regiments Colonies
Edwards and Morlejse, are somewhere 10
Missouri, on the wing.
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Fight at Pilot Knob.

Prior KNOB, Oct, II. 10 p. NJ, 1861.
Major Gavitt, OF the FIRST Indiana Cav
airy, made an attack on the enemy this
morning, when, discovering the strength
and position Of the rebels, fell back until he
came on Col. Alexander with coo infantry
OF the Twensy 6rss Illinois, and one piece
Of artillery.
The enemy followed, fighting all the
way.
Major Gavitt then got BIZ. guns 10 po.
si,ion. and concealing his infantry in am
bush, caused part Of hi. command to retreat
still further, drawing the enemy into the
ambuscade prepared for them.
The enemy suffered severely, and fell
back with heavy losses.
From the Democrat u the l9h:
By Mr.. Fred. King, Mail Agns on the
Iron Muntaia Railroad. who arrived 10 this
city at 10 O'Clock last night. We learn tina,
the 6ghs took place on Thursday about ff-
teen miles fran the Knob, on the Frederick.
town road. lie reports that the rebels we're
drawn into an ambush, as stated above,
about two miles from the point where they
were 6rss attacked by NJ jor Gavitt, where
the engagement lasted but few minutes,
when the rebels broke and Fed.
10 the engagement the Federal forces had
ten men wounded, nine slightly and one
mor'aliy. The rebels are known TO have
lost thirty-si 10 killed ard wounded. and is
Is believed their loss is much greater, - .
aanees we're carried from the Geld. Col.
CaTlin vsst oct flQQ the Knob Thursday
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srsENapE TO COZ. DoDG z.

The Rolla CO respondent OF the 81. Louis
Republican, in his letter of the lsth say, :
"A senenaie to Col. DoDGz was given
nigh, before last, by the band Of the Thirty
sixth lii,no,s Regiment. s.IIsil Columbia .
the s.Rei, White and Biue," and other soul
stirring airs we're performed IN the highest
.tsle Of military science, 20 the apparens
satisfaction Of the sorshy Colonel, and the
numerous spectators who bad been drawn
taisaer By the delightful sounds.o
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rnE GIGANTIC rAtLuRE.

The editor Of the PhiIadeiphis Press gives
this graphic account Of the performances Of
the giant Of rebellion in Virginia:
Tnere had be planted three four,hs Of his
biassei bask. and thence be would sipe aus
Washington, msss,eA,e usryland, aud pros
trase paatsd@iphis. AIAck bis hopes, and
boasts, and threats we're s.uassc and nothing
% ore a vocal vasaam-a wandering sind
"A blowing sish 10 bsos "a smoke without
ere s.cioads without WATER" aad thunder
Without bolts,
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43..ao TROOP, FROM IOWA!

We are almost persuaded to believe thai
some OF our eotempnraries, through the
S,lts, are addicted to exaggeration, when
nlatirug to the number OF men which the'F
respective counties have furnished Tor the
war. Uae cannot look into an Iowa paper,
from my part Of The State, without hna-
ing such items as the following:
1.-THE Maseailns Journal says 'has "hen
,ns s.mPhS No" i"'tnu"E - ''p'e'so.
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THE VERDICT.

The ssrnnges. eyidSnes that can be given
efa Exsd Dissemination GA tie part OF The
psople 10 ssaaai BY the Government 10 the
prsssn. emsts~~,, Is % be found 10 she re-
e.Gs IN tic res.s.s sta'e elections. Several
ssa,ss have BAD -asir election. the present
Fa,i. ard in each and eve~p one has the ver-
die. II sbe balIaf-.sx been IN favor OF up
baI,,ny the Goyernmso. IN the conflict With
rabailiau--af prosecuting the war 10 sue
cessf4t termination, ard against any cessa-
ton II ha.lisitiss unti1 the Union is restored
to l.s on giaial intsgrisy, ard treason. or Sc
esssion snsosnb~d forever beyoai al! passi-
biIffs N resurrection.
r. those ssagea where the advocates OF
submission TO The viii Of JsF. Davis have
fe!s themselves strong enough TO run tex
e. Of ;hsir owe. upon Platform emaods-
Ing ID II prime PIES, saveeatnga truce ~th
TREASON. and peace with rebellion. at the
price ~ hansr ar.I nationality, the peoplz
have ralitsd IN fHasss arourd the standard
of ths Government. and rebuked treason
with u aioriE:es 50 large as to be almost in
erea.oie.
In Other States, as in Pennsylvania,
where PARTIES have WED With each other IN
their devotion to the Union. each striving
r. take the strongest position in favor OF
the 6 rvarnm~at and be resolution OF the
war that party whieh has gone be farthe-'-
has favo Ell the most strenuous measures
forthssp,tnrgs, lion Of rebellion has inyari-
abTy c1mp IF victorious.
VIII Til. eyideucs before him can any sane
man doubt gha determination OF the people
TO dafsud their rights NJ undue haste has
marked iheir action in regard TO this mat
ter--np see'lug of party prejod ee has bias
ed thc minds Of voters but with the pfinei-
PIES ~ party buried 10 the magnitude of the
one great principle of national existence,
the people have given their minds, untram-
mslled, TO the consideration OF the single
question at issus--the preservation OF the
government. They hiye weighed in the
halaacs the cost Of war against the disgrace
II peace, rs al present proposed Against
the unnambered evils which must inevitably
follow division Of the RpabIic they
have weighed the inesiimabe blessings 10
follow its maintenance as originally estnb-
Ii4hed, and their verdict has been made up.
Not Il portion only, not merely political
party or sect, 'tu; the American people have
declared, 10 teens 100 plan to be misunder
AND SNAIL BE PREsgRygD ~
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nieht With reinforcements, but the enemy
not appearing, be fell back With the entire
force to the Knob yesterday morning.
The number of the enemy engaged y mol
known, but i. 10 believed to be in the neigh
dorbood Of 1000. The officers at the Knob
are certain that there we're Louisiana, Ten
nesse and Arkansas regiments among them
and the opinion prevails that this vas only
the advance guard Of much larger body,
4 few miles fur,her back on the Frederick.
town road.
An attack at Pilot Knob was momentariiy
expected. The citizens in the vicinity were
asring with their families in all directions,
and the troops were under arms at the nm'
our informant left at 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
The force at the Knob consists OF thu
Twenty FIRST, Thirty. third and Thirty eighth
Illinois, the First Indiana cavalry, and 'h'
Wisconsin Eighth, part Of which arrived or
Thursday and part yesterday noon.
The troops are in fine spirits, and Col
Carlin is confident Of his AGILITY to defent
the post.
Major Schofie.d, with four batteries OF
the NJ ssouri Light Artillery, was at DE So
to as the train pissed by Yesterday. Jef'
Thompson's band are reported to be prowl-
ing abou, in the ueigahorhood, but had moi
made their appearance wi hin range Of
Eve miles.
An engineer corps was actively engaged
in reconstructiug the Big River bridge
Timber nearly sufficient for the works was
got out yesterday, and it will be huta short
time before trains will be able to cross as
usual. Those engaged in the attack on ths
guard and the destruction of the bridge
who were disguised as lodians, are believed
TO he inhabitants of the neighbol hood, who
resorted to this decep ion to avoid recogni.
ton and future punishment.
Further reinforcemenis were sent dowr
from this city last night, but in how larg'
numbers we could not learn.
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Lexington Reiakcn.

JEFFERSON CRY, Oct. 20.-The Sioux
City arrived here last night from Lexington.
The news she brings is highly important
Major Wilde, of the First Missouri Scouts,
who came as passenger, reports that on the
10Th his regiment, under the command OF
Major White, surprised the rebel garrison
at Lexington, recap'uring the place aud all
the prisoners. and sick.
The surprise was so complete that rebels
knew nothing Of the approach Of our force
until yolley was poured in upon them
They threw down their arms in the great.
est confusion and fed in every direction
Our men pursued for eight or nine miles
and took great quantity Of pistols, guns,
knapsacks, and other articles, which they
threw away to facilitate their flight.
Besides these, they found two pieces OF
cannon ut the post. There are now there
more than one hundred Of the rebels, sick
or wounded. The Sioux City brought down
about one hundred of our wounded-among
them Colonels Grover and White. Both
these gentlemen are slowly recovering.
The condition Of Lexington is said to DO
deporable in the last degree. Portions Of
the town are utterly laid waste, and there
is &C ual suffering among the inhabitants,
for food and the necpssaries of life. The
stores, and many dwellings, have been strip
ped. The rebels took everything they could
carry, and wanton!y destroyed much that
they were obliged to leave. The rebel gar
rison consisted Of about three hundred, IN
der the notorious Capt. Shelby.
White having s-nt in a spy and discov-
cred the strength of the p ace, accomplished
the brilliant exploit with volunteer force
of one hundred and City men.
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Washington, Oct. 2l.-Gen. Stone cross
ed the Potomac this morning with one por
ton Of his command, at Edwards Ferry,
and the other at uarrison's Island.
Skirmishing began between the enemy in
uncertain numbers, and part of Gen. Stones
command as early rs O'clock in the morn
ing, and continued with much effect until
P. NJ, when large reinforcements Of the
enemy appeared upon our right, which was
commanded by Col. Baker. The Union
forcrs engaged were about 1900. At this
juncture Col. Baker fell mt the head of his
brigade, while sallantly cheering on his men.
Immediately before be fell, he di-p nched
Major Young TO Gen. Stone to mpp-ise him
of the condition Of affairs, and Gen. S. i'm.
mpdiately proceeded 10 person toward the
right, to take command, bot in The confu-io
created by the fall of Col. Blker, the right
wing sustained repulse with considerable
loss.
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Fedora, Scouts ut vienna

The reports of the rebel army being in
full retreat for Manassas, are founded on
conjecture, at least nothing of 1t is known
in quarters most entitled to confidence. As
was stated in yesterdays dispatches, large
cnnnoiteriug party proceeded as far As
Vienna, but returned before Gen. Mcclellan
had quite reached the village. Gen. Wads-
worth went within mile and half of
Fairfax Court House with comp rativeiy
small escort. From the observations, it
was concluded that the rebel force there
amounted 20 about two regiments OF infan-
try and battalion OF cavalry. The escort
was fred ons but reached their camp with
out resor,ing to extraordinary haste.
From gentlemen presumed to possess the
best opportunity Of judging, it is ascerta,ned
that the enemy has been alternately retiring
and advancing within breadth .of five
miles.
Bland Ballard has been appointed U. S.
District Judge for Kentucky, in plac" OF
Monroe who has joined the rebels.
The Treasury department yesterday sent
ST. 800 900 IN Treasury notes West.
The Rebels Strike foA the Upper Potomac
Darnstowu, Oct. IA gentleman from
Berlin says intelligence had reached the
| Point Of Rocks that the enemy's force.
which retreated to he foot Of the mountains
of the Shenandoah Valley, on the approach
Of the ,iekly Sc son along the river line, lave
left their retreat, and are now pushing for
| the Potomac in large numbers.
| 1t is stated they had reached Cha rlestown
and were to make their appearances at every
ford and crossing on the upper Potomac.-
| Should This intelligence be confirmed it is
not unlikely We may have some serious en-
counters next week. A ride from Great
Fails to Edwards Ferry yesterday proved
that all was quiet on that frontier.
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THE IOWA SENATE.

The following are the Senators holding
over, Democrats in Italics, Republicans in
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A CENTRE SHOT.

The following exsraos from an article in
yrtterdsy's ss5raskiaa IL empha,icasiy to
the = s,us--hits the nail square on The head.
In revr"s of the Bugts,s s'r'ctarss upon
the esalaas IT Capt. rAFRfGx. while passing
taroash This city, the NebfGssiaa after
prapnFly e}ud inning the course parsaed ~
PsTRIcs. administers the foiiosing seca and
point. a rei.uke 10 the editor ~ the Bag's :
'sfha demonstration it 4ptAin ParRIcHf T
ever afgrg the etstt lss eames w'gh scss pp"r
grace irJ1n LY.Axpss W. BsngrFT.a msn
wh9 l. motor GA. ttai 10 say iof4Ea 5as, far
rs di.tegsFi aoi contempt Of che very
tsriaetp9e. upAn Which al las is ha-ei. A
mar an syHFsTul-ks wtru rshgr'ss, who
l. eawAsvaf aai INfAsaestY s,ie aEIrsn. 10
aasleItprue and i Strey fae government which
he has s2rtcei ty beng clt'Een ef-a
nae $ ha sand. c,t.s Ict 81 before the sarti
81 = 10 ORION. dsfaui'er--s hs~ only e.-
c4yeI the paatSsaeas due hin through a
Q#hs1 ~ rae tas. aai the ae,ilssnee 81
tas g.ss, raneat affaFeoys. IS nai proper
ters 5, g deaoaaec another tor eyea The
laA>4 G4srant Violation Of law.
Btsa5tF ises nas as,eas The noa- sarren
aer II kRGssY mash Jslsass be violated
toe las ~ 30 dos test "a opportunity vas
taas 3h1 Cd the fFsis.sFs af Cuaaeii Buds 10
~ tAafaef Casted $ ase- soldier. Aud he
tfke* aig&eG*-e 1T Ire apparent infrscslnn
Of the gts b. Capt. FAfaieS. to not only
htscSan the rersantt character % that afacer
hee as be j solder, bat a9-o ~ in-sii n
Trrfatsea saj kasfe ia The minsis IL bis
gesae asatnsi all Federal troops sni II
tic gsagls If the SIars wsFe les loyal 10
sas CasssSgsf atisn. ths vsFers Of hi< articles
WAL &c u insusara:e a se6eiitsa there. y
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SUMMARY OF LATEST TELEGRiPHIc NEWS
The Rebel. still Retreasins.


Washington, October lS.-The sudden
retreat OF the rebel army from its position
at Vienna has created much excitement mere
20 dav. Gen. Mcclellan crossed the Poto-
mae a. an early hour tbs morning. accom-
panied By his staff, in order to investigate
the actual condition Of affairs in Virginia.
A transport vessel was sent down the 70.
tomac last night for the purpose OF testing
the state of navigation and to afford opp's-
,nni.;es of reconno ance of the eneiny,s
batteries. Nothing has yet been heardfrom
her.
Mr.. Grow, late collector at Nashville,
arrived to-day. He represents that North
ern goods are abundant at Nashville, and
that the loyal citizens are quietly waiting
the arrival Of the Federal army. II Is now
confirmed that the rebel pickets have fallen
back rs far as Fairfax Court House. Our
pickets follow their steps rs they retreat
the entire force of the rebel army is sup
posed to be concentrated on the line from
Manassas Gap to AQUA creek.
The massing of the rebel forces is just
the effect which Mcclellan has designed by
his various movements. The army officers
t, are apparently much pleased with the shape
that the contest is now stunning.
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The Pawsshies eaansy Board OF Sa-
rervass re, en Taesasy BIZ a rsaSis rs vote,
nrrraprsased uae Tasasaai Dollars OF the
eauu,y faass to tr exresiei as necessity
rsaasfs., sasns The asss.;ase fAua.!iss Of
ya.satss.s,
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Council Bluffs Female Seminar
JAMES D. RUE, :: PRINCIPAL.

BOANO OF TRVSTEES:
D. c. BLooMER, ESQ ,preSt r. asnR,pE e..
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer
Hon. G BALDWIN SAMUEt CfrNrov
SAMuELS BaYLISS, JAMES A. JACKSov
TH0'S. II. BENTON, JR,, SAMUEL KNFPPgR'
G. W. aOYERS, W n MeCIrLLtyn
JOHN 7. BALDWIN, W, II. Al. pUsEy
SESSIONS The Aeademicst year Is aiviied ,,
two sessions of twenty-five weeks each. The Hrx :.
sion Will commence on the 2si of this month tJanp,
1851 J aud VIII close on the last Wenestay n J,,,
next The full term will conmeuee on tho H.,
Wednesday of August,
TERNS;--Paynsen' required invariably in atyan,
per hair session, Of eleven weeks, as follows
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., ..........,. sbm
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, -. 80. So
CoLLEGiAIE :" .,,... sb
MtSiC Panonr Guitar with use OF t,lst'm II a
INSTRUCTION alse given in the French, Latin mi
Greek damages, To those desiring it,
No dc{hcttotts made for absence except In case, !
protractcd sickness
BOYS not ever ten years Of age adn,ittca.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

OF Senator's holding over fifteen are Re-
publclns and swe We Democrats.
The following table gives The political
faith Of Senator's elected 50 far as we have