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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
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An Act to extend the provisions of an Act entitled
 ''An Act to Prohibit the Exportation of Cotton
 from the Confederate States, except through the Seaports of said States, and to punish Persons offending therein, approved May 2l, 1861.
 SEC. l. The Congress of the Contederate States of America do enact, That the provisions of the above recited act be- and the same are hereby extended, and made applicable to the eXportation of tobacco, sugar, rice, molasses, syrup and naval stores, from the Confederate States, from and after the tenth day of August next.
 Approved August 9 1861. I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

To TMPART A Gloss TO SHIRTS AND COLLARS. To one tablespoonful of starch put one of cold water; beat very smooth, and add another tablespoonful of water. Then pour on boiling water until 1t becomes the consistency required Add a little melted white gum (about the size of pea before melted,) and few shreds Of white wax. This will give the article clear, glossy appearance,
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Nn onn
NO. 2UJ. AN ACT to authorize advances to be made

AN ACT to authorize advances to be made in
 certain cases.
 The Congress of thc Contederate States of America do caqct, That the Secretary of War, with the ap- probation of the President, be authorized, during the existence of the present war, to make advances upon any contract, not to exceed thirty y-three and one-third per cent, for and munitions of war: Pr0cided, That security he first taken, to be ap- proved by the Secretary of War, for the perform ance of the contract, for proper accounting for said money.
 Approved Aug. ,, 1861. Aug. 29 I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

 To SHERFF5 SEVERAL COUNTIES IN SAID STATE
 GTectjRg: TN7 IIEREAS, The Constitution and Laws of the State of " Arkansas, require that election shall be held therein on first "Wednesday of NOrember Rer in ac- corance with enactment of the Congress of the Conee- rate States of America requiring elections to be held i'll the several States this Contcdcracy for members Of the House of in the Congress of the Confederate States under the permanent Constitution - Now therefore HENRY M RECTOR Governor of the State of Arkansas do declare and make known that sdch election will be held respective counties of this State on the said first Wednesday of November 1S6 That IS to in the counties composing the First Congressional District for election Representative to the list Congress of the Confederate States the counties composing the Second Congressional District for the election of Representative to the 1 Congress the Confederate States In the composing the Third Congressional District for the cleo Representative to the 1st Congress of the Cone and in the counties composing the Fourth Con gressona District the election of Representative the st Congress of the Confederate States The sherIs of the respective counties hereby required said cit ctiOn to be held according to law.
 1N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set my hand,
 and caused the seal of the State of Arkansas to be L. affixed at Little Rock, the 24th day of August,
 4. D. 1861.
 II. M. RECTOR By the Governor
 J. l. SHERMAN. Secretary of State
 ,.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

Not1Ce to Pre-empt1on Claimants. Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption to any of the above lands, is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the register and re- ceiyer, and make payment therefor within the De. riod prescribed by law, otherwise such claim Mil be forfeited.
 L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Register,
 J. R. BERRY, Receiver Aug. s, lS6l 9w
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NO. IJO'J An Act further to amend an Act, entitled " An Act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the Con- federate States of America.
 SEC. l. The Congress of the Confederate States ot Amesica do enact, That much of the act approv- ed March l6, 1861, entitled |" An act to establish
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

RESOLUTION in relation to Imports from the States o
 Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas. Rcsoired, That all imports from the States of Virginia North Carolina. Tennessee and Arkansas be exempted from the payment of duties: and that this exemption extend imports from said states ill warehouse
 AIprnyed May II. 1891.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

Bsg~ The Philadelphia correspondent of the New York Herald says:
 The negroes in twon Philadelphia have been secretly drilling for four months, and two regi ments are said to be completed waiting for the fortunate moment to take part in the war. One regiment is said to be commanded by hercu- lean negro named Green, who served a term in the penitentiary for attempting to rescue tugi- tive slave.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF DALLAS.
 h the Dallas Circuit Court o,, +,a cio,, ;a t,ar in vacation, August 24th, 1881 ~ Emily Colbn, by her solicitor, Oon-)
 piuiHah
 77 BILL FOR DINOaCE- James Corbn, DefeadGat.
 NN this day the complainant by her solicitor Theo " dorcI F. SUVcs cs, and filed herein her bill of com
 iant against said defendant, together with affidavit of uou-esidunCc of said deiendantt b therefore ordered, that the defendant bt notified of the peiency of this against hi by publication of this order, in tine True Democrat newspaper published this Satc for the number and within prescribed by law that he be nd appear before here by himself council or before the fourth day of the spring term thereof at to be holden in and for said county of Dallas, the first Mo day after the fourth Monday in February, l6d2 and plead answer dcrnur said cOmpainants bill or the will be taken confessed, and decree entered accord mgly the object and prayer of said bill is to obtain decree of divorce from tho bonds of matrmony existing fe tween said complainant and defendant because of wiliu doser tion on the part uf the defendant JOHN II. BROOKS, Clerk. true copy from the record. Attest: JOHN II. BROOKS, Clerk. Sept 5. ls6l 2w Cost of adv. S5 Tg EMPHIS STEAM BAKERY.--E. c. DAVIDSON < O., 1f8 manufacturers of Crackers and Navy Bread ot all kinds, Second Street, between Adams and Jefferson Meu phs Tennessee. Sept 5, lS0l 3m
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Land Ofce, Little Rock, June P, 1861. 12w
Notfce to Pre-Emption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any of the above lands to be offered at public sae or those to be restored to market IS required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the re- oister and receiver of the proper land office, and to make payment therefor within the period pre- scribed by law; otherwise such claim will be for feited.
 II. A. POWERS, Register
 MOOnX RenpiNpr
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Proclamation by the Governor. HE STATE OF ARK s A .

To THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE
 GreetiRg NWTEREAS The Constitution of the State of ArkaQs2s vS empowers the Governor to the General As sembly by proclamation extraordinary occasions Now therefore l. HENRY M RECTOR Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue the authority vested by law call upon the members of the General Assembly assemble in session extraordinary at the capitol on the 4th duy of Norenber 1S6l.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of the State of Arkansas to be IL. affixed Little Rock, this 4th day of September, A D. 1S6l.
 H. NJ. RECTOR. By the Governor
 JoHS I. SHERMAN, Secretary of State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

accordance with the provisions of Ordinance of tho Convention of the State of Arkansas adopted and pas scd 27th day of May l90l, and under direction Auditor of the State, the undersigned Register the Land Office Batesyle, Arkansas, will the ghes bidder for cash in hand, all the public lands within the vile Land District that reserved by United government within the pr"N mty Cairo and Fulton rarOad embraced within the odd sections limits of said railroad survey, and which heretofore been sold dollars and nifty cents per The sale will commence
 Monday the 18th day of November next and continue from day day, until all of said lands sold offered for sale No lands will be sold for less price than dollar and twenty-five cents per
 NOTICE TO PREEMPTORS.
 All persons having valid preemption claim any of said lands by settlement made prior the z tn day of May, lSGl, hereby required t0 forward and make proof the s;ne and also make payment thrrt,r at the rate one dollar and twenty-five cents per be the said day of sale they will forever Forfeit all tho right they have to a preempton on any of -al lands
 ". ". LEWIS. Register,
 W. A. BEVENs, Receiver. Land Office at Batesvillc Ark Aug. 22 1861 49-l2t
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Dissolution
Notice

TE7HE FIRM OF ". c. SCKUGG6 x BRO, is this day IA dissolved by mutual consent The business will be done hencelorth entirely by W. C. SCRUGGS.
 Little Rock, Aug ?, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

AOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That all persons indebted either by account the firm of w c. BRO, is hereby notified to forward and up, my brother the and the business is all left with me to settle. W. c. SCRUGGS. hl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
Proclamation by the Governor. T HE ST TATE OF ARKAN SAS

BUST received brs of Onions Cloves and for sale by sS Sept 5 1881 W. C. SCRUGGS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
Proclamation by the Governor. HE STA TIE OF ARK NSA

By the Governor; JOHN l. SHERMAN, Secretary of State Sept 5 1861 9t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 20th, 1861

 J. l. SHERMAN Secretary of State 51 1S6l
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ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS Of the Second Session of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States, l861
BY AUTHORITY.
No. 134.

NO. AN ACT authorize Loan and the of Treasury Notes: and prescribe the punishment for forging the same and for forging certificates of stock and bonds Jyc ,.0rocs fLe Co flIe,nfe Sf,oe oc f,o.,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
Midnight Report.
THE LATEST FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Gen. Fremont Leaves!
General Hunter. Takes Conn
f2lNnd
M'CULL0CH MOVING UP! !!
BATTLE HDURLT EXPECTED.
Especial to the st. Louis Democrat. !
Springfield, Mo-, Nov. 3.

Especial to the st Louis Democrat
Springfield, Mo-, Nov 3.
General Fremont has been induced to
delay his departure until the arrival Of
Gen. Hunter, who is expected this even
ing. Gen. Pope arrived this morning
Efforts are being made by friends Of FIRE.
mont to induce him to remain with the
army even in subordinate capacity
Many Of his staff officers are anxious to
stay until after battle. Colonies Love
JOY of Illinois, and Stark and Hudson of
Indiana will do 50, whether the General
does or not.
The enemy are reported moving north
from Cassyiile, and Gen Mckinstry is
just about 10 start with considerable
body Of cavalry and artillery TO make a
reconnaissance in force.
LATER,-Nov. 4th.-The efforts to In
duce Gen Fremont to remain with the
army TO act in the coming battle In SUI
bordinate capacity to Gen. Hunter, have
failed.
Gen. Hunter arrived during last night
dhh hNn. \ i'hipAL aHA tAuSL IA HIS StAll
departed to-day
Gen Hunter had am interview OF an
hour and half with Gen. Fremont this
morning Ia which the latter gave the form
or all his intelligence in regard to the po
sition. of the enemy, &c. and laid before
him the plan of battle decided upon By
/ himself and the commanders of division.
at their council Of war held last evening.
The reconnaissance In force determined
on Yesterday was postponed just On the ev'
of It's departure by order of Gen. Fremont
A scout, who arrived last night, re
ports the enemy moving slowly in this di
reetion McCulloch has the advance
aud on Friday was ten miles this side o
Cassville, 50 that BY to-day they must b
very near us A battle is imminent q
any hour. The enemy greatly exceed
: our force, but no fears are felt for the re
| suit, and our army is all here now ex
oepting Gen. Hunter division Til
body guard and Holman's sharp shooter
were the only troops that left with Ger
Fremont. Gen. Asboth accompanied tn
General, and acting Brig Gen. Carr ha
taken command of bis division. Col,
Lovejoy Stark and Hudson, late of Ere
fnont's staff, who remain to participate i
any battle which may take place, have r,
| eeised appointments on Gen Hunter
{ staff.
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ORDER NO. AZ.


Ant UKMENABe QfFffEs hTATK on kOWAst
DAsEsyaET. Oct. 70, 1861.
In an Order dated Executive Once, Iowa Oct. 3D.,
1901 the following paragraph occurs:
lin order 10 effect organ nation In your county,
you hereby appointed 10 organize into companie
and Regiments all able bodied men In Your county liza
BILE 10 perform military duty. under Chapter II Of the
Extra Session 1851 These Companies and Regiments
thus only for The defense OF the Slate
ard cannot be transferred such 70 tbs service OF the
tsnised States. II. however, companies are orgaH-
zing your county Tor United States service, you
will not interfere with such organizations but aord
them all proper facilities Report 10 the Adjutans
General Ut export, each Regiment, as soon ~ or
ganixed, ond commissions wifi be forwarded"
Asthe emergency under which the Order AS issued
appears to have paced, said former Order 10 so far
modified NJ TO direct the organization OF regiments
Or those Volunteer Companies only which are now
raised.
By reference 10 the Law, IT will be seen that compa
mics may consist Of not tesa than 30 nor more than
100 each. Every effort should be put orth to al
| the said corn pxnies near possible 10 the maxi
mum number.
NIB BAKER,
| nov7d Adiuans General Of lows.
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Boston, Nov. q.
The Republican State ticket is elected
by 81 900 majority Both branches of
the Legislature are largely Republican.
Parker H. French has been sent To Ft
Warren BY orders from Washington. The
following political prisoners were dis
charged at 1T. Warren this afternoon, af-
ter taking the oath of allegiance Capt H.
l.. Shields, formerly Of the Z. S. A., ar
rested Oct. 18th; VIM. Gilchrist, arrested
in phila. Sept. 18th; VIM. Eakins, Of
Richmond, Va, arrested at Phila. Aug.
Goth; Peter Riley, Of Charleston, $. G,
arrested Sept. 23d.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAtLy Carr Crry Oyrsc

DAtLy Carr Cry 0yFlcK, /
kEoKrK, Nov 9, GI.
FboU R--superane eI 50; Spring Whest extra 81 Is,
Fall Wheat Extra So %
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-e5 to Acc q loo rs
CpIN-f1io Isc . bush
BARLEY--No sale.
wnEAT-ia good demand. Fall 1GSTs; Spring So
ehoice do sec.
RYE-a0c dull.
oATS-i2sai
POTATOES 2ha IS hy the lead retail ~ 10 a3c.
suGAR--New Orleans iBirs 81 aalets, prime tosss
IT. clarified la 2t.; crushed and loaf IL e 49,
S3oLASsEs-ri Plantation IS go; sugariouse t5H 50;
Golden syrup T0a 13c.
COFFEE Rio l1q lac, Jaws - a24; Laguyra aoa22.
RICE-91. loo.
soAP--Palm &c, Famiiy Sac German (Cin.l ~
a7sc.
cASDLEs- star l53ale, s,earine 10 Mould II.
LARD--6c; retail Toe.
gUTTER-common 6a7c. Choice iD,retaii h. ~ IS
LEATHRR-sole 25aas: Harness 2sa3o.
nlDEs-pry loc. green sla5 green sheep pelts
3og. BIC; green hog skins i5c.
HAY--Ttmo,hy, new s5 0oaSe &C., bsled So ooa $40;
Prairie - 90.
sEEDs-Hangarlan Grass 20; Timothy 81 90 Flax
Seed s5a60.
oSfoNs-1sa 40c.
EGGS--enst.e.
WHITE BEANs--s0ea 81 90
fEATIiEHS--a5aS3o.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 GO y bashel. Dried
Peaches 81 soas u IS. Raisins ~ 75vsa2s
IHEEsE-W ssterp Reserve &c, Denmak 6h&7
BEEF-llsa2e gross; 3a4 quarter.
sHEFP-st seasa 80 y head.
HOGS--nr essed 24es3c.
SALT--G. A. g. 80 sack; Kanawha 81 oa&s s. 80
barrel; Liverpool 81 sa4s2 % sack; Lake ~ 50
az Gu y bbl.
/ FIsH-Aackrrel, No. secs q 81 y hbi. No sic
aslT 30. , k12a si3- White Fish. Ne. es 500 -
/ = half Dbl. Cod Fish sac y n.
! RAGs-2c.
OLD IRoN--AaAe n. Brass 60 Toe A.. Cop.
per l2tae q n.
/ EACHANGE-On Nes York, Bapksble Funds y
for gold !. y cent. 81. Louis - + ceIi for Mssou'
Funds.
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WISCONSIN, EI.kGOION.

Milwaukee,, Nov. @.
The State election passed off quietly.
The city of Milwaukee and county gives
$500 Democratic majority.
The returns from the State 50 far as
heard, indicate the election Of l.. p. Har-
vey Rep for Governor BY large major
ity. 1t is thought the whole Republican
ticket will be elected. u.
The removal of Fremont is received here
with much regret, and seems to be the alb
sorbing topic.
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Coy. Gamble has made arrangements
with the Government that the t. 5. shall
arm, equip, ciothe, transport aud pay Mis-
sonri militia = no may volunteer for SER
vice in the State or in its DEFENSE. The
plan secures unity Of action between Fed
eral and State troops.
The r. X. Convention adjourned to-
day, and agreed to run four through trains
daily from Washington 70 New York
time, lO and ! | hours.
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Yesterday p. IN. two workmen were
killed aud one severely injured BY the
blowing up of building at the Brides
bury Arsenal containing Illuminating pow
der.
The Baltimore Sun says Beauregard
was at Gordonsville, Va, on Monday,
bound for Charleston.
The News sheet has statement from
Annapolis that 1000 troops are gather
cd there, to be sent South as soon as the
transports Of the expedition return.
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i SPECIAL NOTICES.
GENERAL ORDER NO. as .
ApJurAwr GKsxRAIf OrvfCK,
Davenport, Nov. 4, 1861.

Davenport NOV. 4, 1861. !
As frequent applications are made to this Depart
ont provide transportation for articles furnished
gratuoasy for the comfort Of lowatropps In camp i
this state Ia in ather saaies, IL Ii deemed
proper that all snoh Articles will be for
warded without expense 10 either the donors or the
soldiers
The steamer Al. Hine, the Northern Line steamers
the American Express Co., the United states Express
Co., The Western Stage Co, aud the Railroad compa-
mics have made liberal offers for such uanspor,a
lion.
The articles most wanted are blankets sor single
beds, quits cheap ateris about feet long by 81
inches wide; wcoien socks. WOODEN canton hanne
bed-gewns wrappers, nnder shirts and drawers, small
hair and feather pillows and cnshioas for weunde,
iimhs slippers.
Delicaces for the sick such farns arrow root corr
starch cocoa, and nicely dried fruit be adyan
iagroasiy distributed. Jeiiies should BIO CAREFUL,
prepared, TO presea fermentaton and most securei,
packed.
Packages or articles furnished far particular regi
nents or siiua must the wishes Of the eoD
or in regard 10 the disposition Of such articles, ex-
piIctly endo rsed upon them
All articles should be closely packed n woodci
boxes, In very strongly wrapped bales, and pian
directed On tho top Of lhe contents OF each box M
der list Of what II contains should be placed
duplicate Of this should be- sent by mai TO mv.
In Ibis connection cannot loo earnestly urge npo
the AajutanisN reRiments the abso lutte necessity
making full returns of their regiments with NIL promo
tons, casualties, changes IN location VI reslmenp
lila only 10y sAsh reports tAat the Adjutsnt den
eral ~ abtr ~ keeP accurate record Of The low
regiments, and furnish the contributions above n
fcrfea 10. TIE Ad5gtaHt who nsglecis this duty IN
Elsts wrong upon his regiment.
The Adjutsnt General wogid be happy IA receive an
fFwef4 aay Of tbs above.taained articles, furnshe
By individuals az by.soelelies.
n Is. BAhEk.
noy6-d Adlntahk General Of Iowa.
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noy6-d
CLOTHING

That pertinent question ofthe famous FL othes-
Philosopher: what lis a without clothes ~
Napoleon found il wbsB he satd hall the batiewas
IA god eiosAiug. The remark applies 10 the great
battle n iifa well the bstie against rebels. How
can man d. business and make money whose clothes
shsbby thin that be about shisernE aud
shaking Think OF THAT. aud 40 nj once TO NENClLL
JONES and they viii ft soa cut IN short order With
suits thai will The times your purse and yonr pro
f1son. DC Il. aud you vail regret II " the end
q yeur days Doal Do IT, and The probability 10 that
You vail eonilnae to shsvsr and shake and rAKK 40
noSxY. nussost
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We are requested BY Col Busy to
state, for the information of soldiers Of
his regiment, absent from sickness or
other causes, that they will be supplied
with horses and transportation on apph-
cation to Capt. Rankin of this city.
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new JewsEY moCmATIC-

lFeHIUu, NOV. u.
The State has gone Democratic The
returns are not yet all in, but sufficient to
make it certain that the Democrats will
have majority in both branches Of the
Legislature. The House is composed OF
so members and the Senate of Il The
fcotings at this time are, Senate II Dem
ocrats and 10 Republicans, House. 81
Democrats, 23 Republicans, Union.
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Savannah, GA. Nov 2

Savannah, Ga, Nov ?.
4 dispatch in Richmond paper from
Savannah, says Federal trigate attempted
IL burn vessel aground on Warsaw beach
The attempt failed and the frigate retired
There were I'LL Federal prisoners at
Richmond on SATURDAY.
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-'AAi n Al
A gentleman from Prestonburg, says
General Nelson had taken possession of
that place and had advanced six miles be.
You'd to Licking Station and was still
marching on. The pickets of the enemy
were ten miles ahead, where the rebels,
GOO strong, were expecting to make II
stand Gen Nelson expected TO come mp
TO them yesterday.
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Fremont Reported to be Restored.
lNyEsTIG COM uISsIONEHs
St. Louis. Nov. q.

St Louis, Nov u.
The rumor gained much currency here
to day That the order for Fremont ! reno
val has been suspended for the present by
General Mcclellan, with the President
sanction.
The members Of the commission to in
vestigate clnims against the Government
in the Western Military Department have
arrived and will probably enter upon their
duties immediately
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xcbssuxe OF frtAaners.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.

HIiaucIPHIH, nov. o.
Lieut. kurtz, of the L. s. Navy, re-
leased on parole, arrived from Richmond
for the purpose Of endcayoring to effect IN
exchange Ut prisoners. 1t is said he is
likely to succeed, having enlisted the sym
pathy of the Government By his descrip-
ton Of the treatment Of prisoners in Rich
mond. The Cabinet will give the matter
its deepest consideration.
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wooE GorSG 10 nEsIcN.


New York, Nov. &.
4 letter TO the Commercial from Fort
Monroe says the resignation of Wool is
anticipated there. II also says there IL
excellent authority for saying there arc two
tenant Of artillery--who are favorable to
the rebel cause.
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H.jsr LynAcss Cen m = n d

On Monday last 1886 Y, $. soldiers, be,
ing part Of Major Lynde's command,
disgracefally surrendered by him in Tex
As last spring, went down from, Hannibal
to 81 Louis. Major Lynde was along
and under arrest, but not in irons.
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New ork, Nov. D..
A special Washington dispatch says
rebel prisoners escaped from the old Cap
itol building last night. The provost
guard is in hot pursuit.
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Raltimore. Nov. @.

The election in this city passed off
quietly Over 300 arrests were made Of
parties charged with reasonable conduct
Many were, however, subsequently, dis
charged Tie whole vote in tho itatY was
about 10000. Bradfold's maje61 Ii
about ! soc. xaifs.