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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02
SPhf&ss si4ADA. sGEE

HATS, CAPE. AND STRAW, GOODS.
ROBKkT l.. DICKINSON,
isre1sszo7 to Binford, Dickinson Z wei.lger,i
i;c. 70 Main Street, E!lhW1nd Va,
Has 0rnp ard IL store fall and complete stock Of
HATS, CAPS, ana STRAW GOODS, % the latest
zud .oost tashionsble styles whicn wilt be sold A.
u noiessls sad Retail or ira most favorable
tecHs.
The = sn>ion of merchants IS most Ysspsctfsig
solicited - cal and sgSniaa IT, jheEasElVes
MILITARY hats Gpd GAHS Msie 10 0lGsg &.
tbs e~ asst notice
Ct )Ircbgs5Ta gill End l. 10 their iGtsys9. 30
- nd =raEnire NV stc-s t@f@ra pcfchastnG.
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aATa, GaP9. Sso
ECs &PAkHG TRADE.

@@ EEIEwT & FETSIQER
8AEURAGTDRERs AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND SFEkR GOODS,
NO. ID }iTiqs -, oggeste EGchc9sgs Bank, E5o6G,
Have ,6a1y, and OE eTlng to the meF-
=ia MS OF Virginia, North Carolina, and TenHes-
ee4 m HrcNs 10 -1i' the times, complete stock q
hpEtEf3 and SlTMMSR GOODS, which fer variety
SUD style cannct he sxUsil03 Buyers will DO
well 70 give re q call bef3rS purchasing elsewhere
tlh - RI EtlI.2'Ff q WEfSfHER.
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s0PT's OFfiG6 x. 4 i. Ra1h0AD


= ~ ST "a dtttlittcaf
49, :, y.5e-5ssse " i,H orders TvCtk et NON .-
~ ~ as Executive Department 81 tAa
State, no person unknown to The lid ri ASEnt ~
Conductors viii, after this 6a1o- be peTmit'e4 %
leave Richmond on the Trans ~ nis t0nYtar
unless they deposit at the Tick At 0gca H,s>rstl
signed by the Governor oi irg,niA0r 0as oi A.s
Aids
Psrsore. travelling On Government business.
and having order for tF4as pcrtAhon, " tli a.t
be Required 10 furnish !. -Fott,
tiuCsrs Of the trUra1y are r-g1sted u see
this order strictly carried ems.
= 2T-7t CaAs e. TALCpTT, sugt.
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80. -r.g1--s.t.s,.... TNsNnBr.h% g~ttl
AIfsS :5aTO THE NORTH - pDi

49, a~s..Gs< :8aTO THE MONTH = NUF'
NORTHERN L n I l.
! L ~ Il Y-Trains laays Calvert Station,
Baltimore, dsily, Except Sunday al Z" 4, H.
and at 90 M, tor Niasara falisa Care yai{ .sa
iitoa, eli parts Of W estern New York and Ca1aiai
Tor Detroit, Chicago CiucInC&.i, StHouiss sHl ali
parts Of the W est, Northw e8t ssd South gest.
Travellers can go to Detroit, Chicago, nurSa'
k!e, &c. va lag ara Falls At che sss4s coat IS ~
any other rputs.
A new routs 10 New York is now open - .as
Road, via Harrisburg and Jsrsay City, with ~
one sh@age OF cars. Fare, IS. Take the .se Z.
train and 90 through by daylight, oyer Ersi sss'
Soa2s sEd throcgh d beautiful s"-E+Ty. TTJ h-
~ Bay s:aksts only to BalJmors-
. $500. JAS q. CLARKE sap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

xs SPECIAL NO1 iGE.-uwiug 10 the
08 impossibiiity OF procuring supplies. OF.
cept for cash, my sales hereafter will BE-
for cash oaly, excepting only those whose %.
counts have been paid heretofore promptly In the
months Of January and July.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
myn % Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02
0uMHuH RESORTS


49, : -. I yellow sTrYHrn SrnINns.
E: j from the Christiansbnrs Depot. ID the
county OF Montgomery, on the Virginia ana Isn.
zessee Railroad, Is now open ior the reception u
a lac 0. Coaches viii eonnee. with each train
to convey passenger to ana rom the sPfisss'
nIy 2s-stawlm BY THE fkofhlhIone-
"A NOTICE. few 'am q Iss yT san + b Z
VMA accommodated with G ~ We E0R s.p 1hkh
s4 auAkfEGss at st the o $500 WI and haiF
miles from Milford Depot. on the R,ehnond,
and p p s9srg eomfort aspe
cia fly plenty of ice and rood water. 1t is one Oh
the hsslthiest places in Ni,Snias =. a.. d.rot "a
convey passengers To the above place,
Terms Of Bos1d. s2o per month children all ana
servants half price. .hD"iN d. i'A'''0'
A. NATIONAL HoTEL, CORY
9m9wooDsTotIkv; s TITs1sts, cooS-
~: ~. travel By Wight from Richmond, by
V" he &c central orange and Manassas Railroad.
The subscrioeris prepared 70 aecoian9a Il sss
number of families with good Dearding ana pie'''-
TFEFss.-From SIS to $50 per msut i,;urvppp
Y Hsssssssss S gsgs4p
TINS delightful Watering Place was opened for
These Springs are more easy of access than any
n Virginia. being Immediately ON the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad In the most healthy por-
ton Of the State, and surrounded by the. most
beautiful mountain scenery. The medicinal qnai-
itfes OF the waters are fully esta biished havlng
been Instrumental In the cure OF many diseases
peculiar to the southern country. This is not
opIya delightful swimmer resort, but, in these
exciting times safe retreat fer ladies' and chill
drer. Telegraph communication with all impor-
tan points in the Confederate States.
i0ii supply IorIs e. e. J. aaSass Proprietor
JANIS r KENT President. j5 26-im
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BxFcrrivR DEFsvvFsr,I

-..+ ExFGCrfvR DEFGrvFSr
RtcHxoND, June :, lsef
SIR. You will cause in,tructione \ BE- isFg.,
by the proper officers of your Road, o ps7ru}, ~.
one to p4ss over tue r9ins ont Of he civ -.
shall be without permit FROM tGs to-ernor =
some one authorized by him to give Passports
Giaeefs producing their eOIomlssins lI.ro ~.
Governmeu. of the Confederate Stee. or a,it
states of the Confsderaey, or heir onsrA, vii b.
permitted to pass sthout o. hsr aHth ritY
By order. ) BAsaktI BENCH.
4. y. &. 10 Governor o Eirgin',
To the President Of the Virginia central RsA.
road Company.
form ed TO. TboS- DofAhEAn,
i. 2<--5. GNEsF4t Srr't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

= RICHMOND, VA.
Tits nsv HOTEL, at the zorror q A.AIa and sSs
streets, Just Gpisasd end elegantly f0rrl7n3i, Is
open FOX the accommodation o. guests
The Icc2ti0l is the beat In the say aad eVeTs
sfEc1. Will lie made 80 Pie1ss ira p-troos Of shs
House.
Ihsvs sesarsa ths zervieas cf ~. T. -. E,EE
zIeEs, iGtG Of the everett B0igs. s@ cry.
THgrEssG rNsFgtEz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02
: Y DrugRists, rs Main street., corner l2th.
10 JusaPGa LAGDLs1k,
% &C EMS
~ SRApTtTE or pHARBACY

Manufacturer OF and Dealer in purs sud reiiabs
HBDlGfa En-, selected .ad prepared by himself,
expressly for physioians', plantation and family
use. Ali pew and rera Remedies, pure Chemicals
and PhRrInacsutcals, Medicine Chests, saddle
BaRs. Surgeons Instruments, Imp Elements, Ss.,
st manufacturers prices.
Bandages, Braces, Supporters, Trusses, London
Elastic and Laced Stockings.
Perlu;aefy, Soaps, Brushes and Combs, Of al
kinds; taofGy Goods pare, spices, pere waite
Paints, Glass, Dye stufs and Varnishes.
Prime Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigars.
Pare Medical Brandy Wines and Whisksy.
FlAvoring Extracts Tor COOKING, Cooking Wines, +.
sna all otd9r articles kept IN 3 tTst-class Drug
Sis.s, and on ss good terms similar articles can
be Doc = hi for. either North or NOntu. lah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

" RW FIsITOEs. -ior the purpose OF accom-
LIE = poa8ting number Of families from
eastern Virginia and the South, who are seeking
6 comfort bic and safe Summer Retreat, the Pro
priejors % the + q 4 . n e K ID S y p u Z
hPEiNOs have made arrangements for the imms-
date reception Of visitors ThjS pleasant W A
TEk{NG PLACE is eleven miles salem
DEPOT. 90 the Virginia and Ten 1essee Railroad,
aud arrc ugements will be made to conway persons
iToia that point 70 the Springs.
TgRNs--&35 per month for the entire season,
$50 foE one month, and 81 per day for any tins
less than month. Children and servants half
price q. W. sHAA rs AND OTHERS,
= lin prapr.Stnpa
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TQAvHLHEg' ourr1
OYYfesH up X Hrr 8 :
RIcHxQsD, funs 81. ssi
THE FOLLOWING order hes bee. rse.,s

E.,hts -. !" wv "f"s' ass heei reesivss
8 m ESEcCsivE DfPaRptxr
+ KIeHsoSD, gunA a. isI
SFH: sfnn will cause instruction.. 10 h. -
10 the proper officers Of ycnr Roai b re1,.ssasa
one 10 pass over the same ont Of the s;,y ~
shall ba ~ taaut permit frora tbs Hyefse, - -
some ons Authorized by hiIs 10 nv ? pag, 20 81
oihearv producing thesr goTnrrissf7yx So. 4.
Goyer1meat of the Contestant s.at s.f.y go, -
States Of ths Cor ieracv, Or tfeir nd ~ 80
permitted to pass " ithoBt other a,fLostv ' -
~ order. , bAseErf Ffg.rH
Copy D. q 10 Governor oFFfyvi,1
To the President Richmond ard setes%t
Railroad Company fs
hotice Is hereby given that all prso.. Nh.
travel ON this Railroad will IN raq 354sd to.,f
ply with the sane. i n. WEyk
y 29-iI superite adeat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

go snEpTT sssfag S.raor.a hi. rssi
dencs from Washington. u. C., te Rickmcnd, will
heresfis prrs1a the prarire Q! his profession in
this oliy ana its vicinity.
eoo1 TO Meade B2keE's Dgug Store.
ls--2mS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-02

Children and colored serva nts half price. All
Passengers going W est on the Virginia and Teu-
nessee Railroad, take Dinner and supper az the
HEWITT HOUSE, O'Clock 20 minutes +. 81.
I E-iuE W. G.. HEWITT, Frop'r.
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sHCrugsIcwAL CAgDa.

ss--, WI. ?. WkTsuN.
. 81" 1TTORsEY AT Law.
CONFEDERATE STATES COMMISSIONER, AID
COMMISSIONERS II CHANCBRY-
nx-- OFFicg-Ccrner frankl!a sEs fstb streets,
sea- state Court Hnuss D. 10 l3-d21a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16
THE NEAT ANNUAL FAIR

We yield much Of cur space this week to
the publication Of the list of premiums
offered by the Postawatsamie County Agri-
cultural Society, to be awarded at the next
annual exhibition, in September. The list
is large mbracins greater number of
articles upon which premiums are offered
than that Of any previous year. The
amour, Of the premium offered il 10 numer-
Gus cases considerably increased, and a
FIRST and second premium is to be awarded
upon great many articles upon which but
cue has heretofore been given.
An effort is nov being made By some Of our
citizens to collect funds sufficient, to defray
the expense of leasing ard fitting up lot
suitable for Fair Ground somewhere upon
the aas below town. Considerable dissa,i.-
faction seenssa exist in some quarters on
account Of the ellsssd inadsptasion Of the
ground, a, present occupied By the Society !;
whether this discomfort Is based upon real
or imaginary dissdsansAsss We are not
prepared to say. hat are informed that on
account Of such dissatIsfacstan the pvopri-
esor 81 the grounds, Mr.. BaBsITr, has st--
nis>d hi. Willingness - release the Society
from .hs ohiigs,ie1s at ;hssr contract 81;
say time when they consider = removal ad-
vi.ab,e. Judging FROM the progress already
made by shcse engaged IN taking ssessr'p-
tons re think i: very probable thai 'As
next Fair will be held somewhere ca the
ha.seE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

~ The Supreme Court Of the United
States has jus, decided adversely in the
Kentucky and Ohio Maudamus Case; While
announcing that the Governor oil State
should surrender fugi,iyss on proper proof,
j, held tina: Congress cannot impose any
auty on a State officer.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

II The work upon the Council Bluffs i
St. Joseph Railroad is progressing steadily,
aud il accession" al the other end Of the
line dom, have an injurious effect upon
the road, we may expect, ere many years,
to have connection With the world by rail.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

rERsad the card Of j. ENGLISH, 10 an
other column Of to- days paper. Mr. Z.
i, located at the Lower Landing, and adEer-
,ises TO do all kinds Of business pertaining
TO . general Steamboat Agency.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

eyThe famous Gains case has at length
been decided, by the U. S. Supreme Court
in favor Of Mrs. Gains. This decision puts
her in possession Of all the property OF the
late Daniel Clark, estimated at twelve TO
fifteen million dollars.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

CT 1.-THE chap who borrowed our axe,
the other night, wiz bring ]. back, in as
good order a. be found il, We VIII Say no
more about is; il DOT, be will get bis name
in the paper next week.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

~ The Steamer Vest Wind arrived a.
oar ls-ee on last Thursday esening,-the
Ers, boat Of the season.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

~ We are authorized 10 announce that
there viii be no service g. the Con5fsga-
siopal Church Tomorrow.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

rTsee the advertisement OF the City
Lis.ry Stable, 10 another column.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

The Board of Directors Of the Potsawasta-
ME Co. Agricultural Society met according
70 previous notice, on the 9;h day of March,
1851. and prepared the following Premium
List, and appointed Awarding Committees
for the next Annual Fair, to be held at
Council Bluffs, on the 18th and 18th days Of
September, 1851:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

eEHsn. D. X. Carter, Of ohie, has been
a,poiu,sd Governor Of Nebraska.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16
Administrators Sale.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF the late
D. Sullivan deceased hereby notified, that an
immediate settlement is demanded; and, that negi-
do within thirty days from the date hereof
Will increase cost, as the unders iEned MUST and
WILL compel an adjustment Of the doceased's business
Dated at Council Bluffs, this Gath day Now A. D.
| 1860. JOHN JONES.
JOHN BENNETT
AdNlntsirQt0rs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

CT We had cali yesterday, from G. W.
McCLrRE, of Hamilton County, this State.
Mr.. NJ. is the Superintendent. of CLARK,
Grubcr & Cos mint, at Denver City, and is
now on his way thi,her. lie passed many
emigrant trains 10 coming across the State,
and feels assured that the emigration to
the mines this season will exceed that Of any
ureyious wear.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

Photographic Goods.
lust RECEIVED BY W. +. MCCLELLAND, large
j stock Of Photographic Goods, consisting of
Baths, Cases,
Vises, Frames,
French Glass, Mats,
Dippers, SC,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

Also full supply Of Chemicals and all articles used
by Artists All of which will be sold prices to
the times. Please call and examine for yourselves.
! Sept. s. 1860
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

IAN election was held in New Hamp
shire last Monday, for Congressman and
Governor. Republican Congressman were
chosen 10 al! the districts, and returns from
i92 towns foot up for Governor as follows :
Berry, (Rsp. 30, 345; Stark, Dem IS, 2s9.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

CO The lively appearance OF our streets
for the pas. few days, gives unmistakabIe
evidence tina. the spring trade has already
commenced. Not many days will elapse
before emigranss from oil parts Of the
United State will be on their way toward
the Gold Mines. Now is the time for the
merchants to send out their agents to meet
the coming smigrant, and direct him on the
best route. We need no Misrepresentation,
bu. only to coun,eract such, in order to Sc
euro for this route the bulk of the emigra
ton.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

PRJCE-CURRENT.
errreE TIE NoNpAREiL
s.rcHpaY, MACH Is, 1851.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

Tho annual election for City Officers took
place on Monday last, and resulted in the
choice Of the following named gentlemen
Mayor, l.. W. Rabbit Recorder, W.
G. Crawford; Treasurer, c. W. Bnyers !;
Marshal, c. ?. Smith; Assessor, J. NJ.
Palmer; Alderman First Ward, B. Win
chester Second Ward, J. p. Williams ;
Third Ward. W. l.. Bizgs; Fourth Ward
n. S. Bates, II. {. Mutt; Fifth Ward Johu
Hammer.
The election for School ofisors, held at
the same time, resulted as follows
President, Samuel Clinton Vice Presi-
dent, James A. Jackson ; Secretary, Joel
TustIe Treasurer, C. W. Boyers; Direct
ors, T.. McBsiae, J. B. Lewis.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-16

GU At the Central Market, kept by
Msssrs. PoupER & SAsBoRS, you can always
get A choice article of meat. JACK sis a
good Judge Of catte,' and he buys no stock
but the best. Wsyes,erday noticed at this
establishment a little the latest and incest
pig We have aeen for many day. twas of
tho Suffolk breed-l2 months old, and
weighed just 800 pounds. 1t was raised,
fa,,eped. and brought to market, by HENRY
OhasrSp, Of Harrison County, and, Of
course. being something nice, it fell into the
hands Of Msssrs. PeupER & SASBoRS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

The Montreal G4sests. speaking Of the
prospects Of q war bstw cen Great Britain snd
the United States. takssa sensible view OF
the unenviabls position Of Canada in such an
emergency. II says:
We do believe there are not over 500 men
in Britain, (spart from those Who. being mill
tary men, bug for the honor and advance
meat which q hting would bring them.) who
deass u 10 10 var with the United States
We .aouil be sorry 70 believe that there are
Eve handrsd here N Canada who are 50 mad,
reckless and foolish as 70 desire 70 see this
province made the theater OF such q war
We hsxrtiIy regret 70 ses any vsPoring.
boasr.u . Jirit INDUCED in s~nywhsre. or any
thing said which Looks like . challenge 70 the
conf,ct. IL IL not those people who make
~ clsmor, and who swagger most. who dc
no-t effective work when the tug OF war
comes. We are a young country. having .
long and narrow terrisory, with all immens
froatser. ex po-ed 10 the enemy. with but
s,are population 10 defend t.
Much o. the dam ,ge done T. the Unites
States -saboard by the British heet. wouis
be avenged on " That is inevitable. ans
We hope no Canadian - Dragging what Can
ada eau do. without fully considering tn
disadvantages under which we labor, aud III
hsrdships wc must prepare 10 endure ii Wa
c1ues. Our ~nesghbors have hall = million
OF meu a ioot. They could hold the Soutl
Ia check with halt that humber. they coul'
xurl.sn their seaport towns With l5O.OVJ
and they could send an army OF 100 QUO
sxsllsd by another $4,000 or l00.0 900 ne'
recruits upon Canada. Aud We. Heave'
help u.i have no access to the seA-board ex
cept through the enemy's country-snd
half dozen regiments oi regulars and les
than l0,Ove volunteers. On whom 70 DEEPEN
10 hgnt our battles AZ a leading New Yor
Journal recently ssid VI us-we have only
payer militia. and SO lar az our rulers ar
concerned. seem likely TO have nothing moi
for some time 20 come.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Cot JnsE j. AIKxAsDEa Of the 5Sth re-
eimsut. called on Us last evening. The Col
onel 10 a native Of the State. and has about
eight hundred men in his regiment He Is
located at Gospors. Oven county. (this Con-
gress onal Dissrics) and soon expects 10 make
up bis regiment. and go TO the scene Of &C.
ton The Colonel has experience by SER
vice As a Captain in the Mexican war. and
his regiment will do good service IL vii
be an excellent opportunity for such a. de
sire to defend their country. to join the 59th
II i prosabie that Dr.. Rogers. formerly
Lieutenant in the i4th. win be sppointe'
Surgeon Of the s9th-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
Special psspassa 10 The csssfnnsu asssss.
H,gaiy estinx from the South

CArEo. Dec. oe.
T~o gentlemen arrived here to-day from
yew Oneans. One OF them sys be passed
a great nssny troops at Grand Junction on
heir wsy To New orlesns He NAYS that the
militia vi New Orleans are wishca. arms.
bat they are smuggling . great many ANAL
arms f.om Havana.
Dune OF Buffers troops are rspor ed to
have landed at Mississippi Guy. about sixty
miles irom Nsw Orls sn.. IL made a great
scare among ID N. he ssys the only cur
ysncy they have are omnibus uekcts and Con-
fedsr-te GRIP. There are thirty riAsd eau
non on the htrenchmsuts two miles south OF
the city. and . fsauns battery OF twenty
guns IN Iront Of the city.
The do ting battery a Columbus Ia.
tseniy sans. eighteen of which are min inch
and the to end ssus re ten iaeh ,iied CO
lumeisd.- Oas VI the patty ~as du. ea oas
By a NIB GA tas Saturday. tor saynr he
thse<ht the rtns aud ar. 60 ~oslA ao.t
over Sss urls 10 IA sxty days
He hss been cont.ed thres DAYS Al %
lumous. and urius that time. S.Vos troop-
nd lsn Tor bownng Gsssn. and he heard
several times n q The forty PRISONERS taken
Al me skiEmi,h ~ Green rssr. sess shot 20
~ cage The death OF Col Terry. he sa,s
dat columbus - their great hope.
One OF the regiments al Ses Orleans. no
says. carries he plsck GAG. and they say the,
VIII nss.hsr give nor take quarters he sass
II ever ths starr and Stripes 1ozt ever Nsu
Ode ne again. ues bsse- ~ill be lo-ered -
Ia o q complete Is.kn q terror. The nap>
Of nv Informant . Joseph h Hubbard, fos
merry Of Cincinnati
oea. f-ne bss arrived and taken cum
maud at blri's Point Ger. ount leave. =
The nsrning % insFset The froors a. fsda.
cab. vhkh h&ss teen sddeds 10 he command
Psyss's dssisoa Al P&d1c.h-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Gov. Morton arrived At home YESTERDAY
morning. ose ten OF informas5 q \. .ir.s
~ - that The teser.l covemneas vii t.k~
ps>e<lon u the arsenal ~ Indianapolis and
ess q for ne manufacture of snmunifion
fsr the Wesisrn Arny Sun = the ~ar. This
virtually. re thiak, e<szbieAes The -srs>r.l
81 i~ndssnApols "a permanent Government
lnsufauos. Governor Morton rerer risiu
Washington --thoatscccnpl>hinx soraeth;rr
IL efser TIE , .nor o. nztsr.i sdvsnssss Of
lid ara lad Jssv.sl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Tex RrBrL EVACUATION or GALVESTON
CoxylRxED-THK RKAsoS.-The Houston Tel
sgrsph Of the ID met states that Galveston
hss been evacuated and The movable proper
~. public and private. was being removed TO
Houston. Hon. w. r. Hill arrived Al home
few days ago. tron whom 10 gained sub
stantially The following facts:
On the Goth uIt. a council of war was held.
a galveston. a. which 10 was determined
that IL vas impossible To defend the city sue
cs<sially. The largest guns at the fortinca-
tons upon the Island we're 80 FOUNDERS.
smooth borss. having . range not exceeding
two miles. while the eueny's guns were oi
the largest CALDER. shooting with accuracy
three or tour miles. To await an attack was
s,mply 10 invite the surrender OF destruction
Of our troops aud the city. without the power
Of ind cfln< injury upon the sssailans. IL
VA Thought best. therefore,. under all the
circumstances, TO svscuate Galveston, and
occupy a position in the rear oil the city. % as
20 repsl any advance OF the Federal troops
after they had landed.
In consequences OF this Dissemination. an
order vas issued Tor the removal Of all the
h~osp,t.l patients from Galveston 10 Houston.
winch vas accomplished im~mSJiately. Ali
the public aud private property was beng
RAPIDLY rxmossl to Houston. when Judge
H. ls.t galveston. The proprietor OF the
Nswsh.d rented a house IN Houston. anu
a-.n..unced mat his neat issue would be print
ell la N cay. a 4 All TIE other newspaper
sstADtlsaalents. it 10 supposed, have dVne the
same. Inc guns have been reno' Ell irou,
IN. diisseaI .sruhsat ous. aud the troops
nave ssii~a bsck ~ The terminus VI the rail
road bridge on the island. aud sstii larger
force stsuonsa At Virginia Po'ns. os The
mainland.
IL seems that Gen. Herbert has been noti
fed Of . contemplated attack. but - nO'
advised a. - the poiut hat may be hrs
assailed.