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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

School Fsstiral.-The students in the pub.
JIG school give Festival this evening, in the
basement Of the Presbyterian Church.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Death in Gompnnn Kin the reported list
of deaths among the Iowa troops in Missouri,
for the week ending Dec. 18th. we see tn"
name Of D. Y. ESsLo~, Co. X, Sd regiment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Pvt TA-ongh.-We hear that an unso-
phisticatea chap from Franklin county was
recently initiated. in this place, into full
fellowship with the secret order Of 1901.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Imam House. -Thi< is new institution
just opened ut the corner Of Main and Second
streets, by WESLEY lNMAS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Wind MU.-A wind mill is being attached
to the engine house, Of TIE b. / s. 6. r. R.,
at this place, for the purpose ofraising water
into the reservoir within the building.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

No Lec,rn.-Rnvv.. DENNIS, Of Dubuque,
will not lectiire this. evening before the H.
4 L. Society as last Friday evening announc-
ed: therefore there will he no lecture tonight
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

s.renading.-fhe Brass Baha took SER
snading trip on Wednesday evening. favorine
a large number Of our citizens with their
SWEET hisisic. Ye editors acknowledge cali
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

A Programme Of !G?oin5s-on.-odr people
seem to have abundant occasion for enjoy
ment aud recreation nowadays. Here is a
list Of the gcings-on. SO far as We know, be-
tween this issue % the GAZETTE and the next
Friday evening. Dec. 90 Horticultural
meeting Scbool.children's Festival; Camp
bell Ministries.
Saturday evening, Dec. 2l-Meet'ng to
form New York Association; Meeting to to:n'
California Association; Campbell Minstrels.
Monday evening, Dec. 23-Mect,ng of the
Soldiers Aid Society.
Tuesday evening. Dec 24--Thc Festival
of the New-England Association Gift-draw-
ing. ~
Wednesday evening, Dec. 25-Christmas
night sprees.
Tiiiifssday evening, Dec. as-sony to say
We know or no ahpointment-the vacancy
will doubtless be sup Piled.
Friday evening, Dc. .7-riiscopal F,sti.
val Dance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20
l0cAt DEPARTMENT.

Gazette.-See, Prospectus Of Cedar Falls
GAZETTE II another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

"Time !. Nanfy."-tf time is i money, as
the old proverb has it.Thy then tIssncy mmasl be
time, apd SO If YOU put your money into time
tits onis exchanging one species Of property
for another of equal value. Mcssrs. WILcox
( SMITH have received new lot Of clocks, Of
all kinds, and they will exchange them for
bankable funds Hurry up, if you want your
pick, for "Tme waits for no man."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

MISSES A. & 8. McNALLY.
FASHIOSABIE NII,LrN FRS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED their FAIs. and WHITE
y Stnk and solicit the p;trnnage II Cedar Falls and
surrounding cnuntr. at their old stand door north
Of rarnentsr's S:nfe.
Orfcl,er %, istf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20
EXrikANEf

EXCAANtE
On New xark. and babuque for sale at the
Exchange Office q Z. b. HArca; and the highest price
viz also be paid for Eastern Drafts Eastern Currency,
and Gold. e. b. HATCH.
c.Sia rAtts;, My SIS, ,ssr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20
EMPLOYMENT!
u
'$2s y

AGENTS WANIEb!.
We Win pay from xs5 4t Per month. and all exren-
sea active Agents. give commission. Particulars
JAMES General Agent. Milan. Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20


vUyHIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR JOURNAL
Is Wvawing its sentiments with candor, trarc 81
and Independence It has aimed to be right rather thar
regardless of the ocnse that may be given to prejudice
and ignorance T-#N ~
The principles which the CHICAGO TRipuNE espouses
| and advocates are ....
THE CAUSE OF FnsEnoM.
JusrIcs AND iIrwxNIrv,
IMpR vgMENT THIS Mental,
moral AND R.ysI.AL CoSpir1oS
OF rnr MASSES.
PERPErrIrv THE Union. -"
OBEDIENCE THE CONSTITUTION,
AND SUPREMACY Or TIE LAWS
FREE HoMEsrEADs THE LANDtSsS Z
ENCOURAGEMENT OF HOME INDUSTRY,
No PoLIrCAL J"BBERy, -,
HONEST MEN fuR DpPrcx2S..S"
FCoNouy IN GovEnHMEEr,
A Sound CURRENCY AND DEATH 10
"WILp CAT SHINpLAsrtRs"
And the Prosecution Of the War against Treason unit
the last ebel shall have laid down his Though
his wicked rebellion against the hest and most benecen
,rnment that existed in the world has become
Nr' % y" .s ss the ear arr s' or"
Ovarrbv no this patriotic end the T BrNE will worl
Without growing weary until the Union has made foot
stoJi Of its foes
A FIRST CL,, So NEWSPAPER
nj the CEcAG, Tnrpuy VILE fearless IN the expires
sion of its o,iains and patriotic " ''s 'h'chN"@, nm
at being M cAoES netc7snper. y con ans 'n'' nc
of all The interesting q" the 'S ai'
pays more money Tor Sl'tc,l EelesflIiiic ID
CORRESPONDENCE than any JoufIa out Of New "rh h''
publishes and freser new than paper
ting in the West 1t brings the news ththe people OF ""
Northwest ~" three days than the papers Oh
the seaboarh. e. -Eu, r.. r.,
The weekly 'ntents of the TnrBrsr embrace
lst. Comp etc Current iiisto Of the progress Of The
War. ,.. =. ~ 4. y 3 I'd
2d-General News Of the Day-Casaal'ties by Sea and
Land. Extraordinary ents Of all kinds
3rd.Copious Topographic dispatches containing the Ia
test from all part, down the hour of going o
press
4tLReports Of Meetings whether Political, Religious,
Agricultural. Educational or Miscellaneous.
5thProceedings of Congress and State lie .satures,
h. important speeches aud documents.
GthMarke Reports, embracing every article that the
Farmer Oy Dealer expect ~ find quoted IN news
paper. The TRIBUNE has achieved "a high reputation
as a Commercial pareN
7thCrefuly prepared Agricultural and Horticultural
articles by = Rural and other able writers the
Farm and Garden f. o.,
sthPoetry Tales Associates and Gossip, Reviews and
pleasant miscellany.
Tn short, the purpose and ambition Of the Editors are,
to make the CutcAGo TRIBUNE ntSre and valuable
visitor that no Intelligent Western Family can sford
10 be without IL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Rrsonal-We received call yesterday
from n. II, PARKER, Esq, of the Chi'ago
Journal. The journal is an cxcrllen, paper
and steps are being taken Is form club in
this place. It IS al evening paper, and corr
tains aisfT'sEcs ia|r' t.. 81 p. NJ. ana by lcsv-
ing Chicago in the night train it viii reach
here the next evening, thus giving sonssc il
or Is hours later news than the Chicago
morning papers. We shall publish its prrn isss
bcctH:, il 4 week or two. and hope to heaf. Of
goca, nsinbcr Of copies being taks', II t i'lE
j a. szss
place.
Mr.. RATfkSSf will receive a package q the
Journals daily, and will keen them for sale.
and will a!so receive subscriptions from those
who may wish to become regular yearly sub
scribcrs. Call aud get specimen copy at
Ilsast.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Ner- York Association.--Th New Workers
Of this locality are requested to meet at the
Office of J. B. Powers, Esq. on Saturday
evening pcx.. for thSs purpose Of organizing
a New York Association"
BY reques' of many Empire-State folks.
CEDAR FAILS. Dec. 10th, 1861.
T r. ..-T' -,
7othe L. dies and Gentlemen Of Cedar Falls.
A Soldiers Aid Society has been organized
in this town, and you are respectfully invited
to attend it, next meeting at Horticultural
Room on Monday evening. 23d inst. .;,...
,. Mrs. F. A. BRYANT President
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

DUBUQUE MARKET.
Drnrore, December II, 1851.
NW3AT--Q aAtei ut 51N1sec -.
DeEAsEQ P0Rk -s3.25 per hundred fof Eravy.
OA1f-l2c6 &c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

The Camp1ells are coming.-;Tle Camp.
bell Minstrels will give two entertainments
in this place Friday and Saturday evenings,
Dec. Goth and 2lst-in Ovprman's Hail.
Admittance 25 cents. Doors open at quar-
ter to :; performance to commence at quar-
ter te 8: For particulars see programmes.
The Dubuque papers, and others, where
this Conihany Have given entertainments,
sp.aE highly 81 lthh;eimi, As liz holidays arc
now at hand when everybody intends taking
little recreation, and seem bent on ertjoying
themselves to the best Of their ability, We
have no doubt but that the Campbells will b.
greeted 81 full houses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

SO
Weather.--'Ihe beautiful weather we have
enjoyed for the past two weeks is really Re.
markabc. It see seem; Nor, like the month Of
October than December. The bright moon
light nights, the warm, sunny days. are de.
cidedly agreeable, and receive the compli'
ments Of all. -
p. S.--About as soon as the above was in
type it rained, showed, and frcze up.
-D
Notics-The Directors Of the Cedar Val.
ley Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
for the years 1851 and 1862, are requested tt
meet at the Agricultural Ro.. us on Saturday
Dec. 2sth, at 8 c,Sl6ck:
.,y DlREcToKs.
DR.. George swasue. j. Il. Barrack.
Nathan Olmstead. b. ,Knarpv,.
j. E .Stcarns. Samuel Rounds.
T. Walkup. G. B. VanSaun.
J. NJ, Ovcrman., A. j. Graves.
%. Geo. Secord.
BY order Of the President -. ..
NJ L. TRACY Sec.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

THEGAZETTE.
CEDAs FALL. iowa.
rRiDAY. DECEMBER co. 1861.
- -. #
L0cAt DEPARTMENT.
Gazette.-See Prospectus Of Cedar Falls
GAZETTE h another, column.
Inmnn House. is new institution
just opened at the corner Of Main and Second
streets, BY WESLEY IMAM.
Sunday School zss,i,a,.I- festival was
given to the sabbath sc ocl children Of the
Congregational Society last evening.
First Rage.--On the outside We have an
interesting letter from DAS De QurLLE, and
another from our navy correspondent.
School Fsstiral-The students in the pub.
JIG school give Festival this evening, in the
basement Of the Presbyterian Church.
Board ,of observation-disclosures N. INGALLS,.
our member Of Board Of Education. will ex.
cept thanks for minutes 81 that body now in
session at Des Moines.
-A<s---A--3, 4, =,
Wind Mu.-A wind mill is being attached
to the engine house, Of ne b: 4 s. g: r. R.,
at this place, for the purpose ofraising waite,
| into the reservoir within the building
Pvt TA-ongh.-We hear that an unso
phisticatea chap from Franklin county was
| recently initiated, in this place, into full
fellowship with the secret order of 1901.
s,renading.-fhe Brass Bn1hia tsook . ser
enading trip on Wednesday evening. favorins
large number Of our citizens with thei
SWEET rii'isic. Ye editors acknowledge a call
| No Lec,yye.-Ravv. DENNIS, Of Dubuque
will not lecture this. evening before the II
& L.. Society as last Friday evening announc
ed: therefore there will he no lecture to. night
Denth in Companu Kin the reported lis
Of deaths among the Iowa troops in Missouri
for the week ending Dec. 18th. we see tn
name Of D. Y. ESsLo~. Co. K, Sd regiment
Sideralks. Marshal PATTERSON has issue'
an order prohibiting the entire occupation O
Inc sidewalks. on Main street by the "ports
bic property" Of merchants and others
PATTERSON knows i thing or two" ..,
Sunday Errning Leetial;Tes.-A highly in
terestng and instructive series of S'ihda.
evening lectures. based upon the Prophecies
are now being given by Rev. c. WATERBURY
III thc basement Of the Presbyterian Church
California;: Al, those Having. hoen t
CalifS1ni. are requested 10 meet at Hortiru1
tural Hall. on Saturday evening next. at Z
o'clock, for the purpose Of GsEANi'ys Cali
fornia Association" .
CEDAR FALLS, Dee. nth, lsst.
/, Presbyterian ChurcA. TIL edificc is ad
vancing. Tho windows and doors have beef
rnt in. end its appearance thereby grcatl
improved. We hope. before many month
shall pass. to he able to announce the com
pletion Of this enterprise, so long since un
dcrtaken.
! 10 in on yor ,,cl.-There will b. go'
watch, q diaf,dnd pin, j sewing machine, an
various other articles Of value. distributed a
the American Hotel on Christmas Eve
'hcs" who h.ppen to hold the lucky numbers
Only one dollar for chance 70 "buck tn
tiger" -
Dancing A dance will come off at Over
mans Hall on Friday evening. Dec. 27th
under the auspices Of 18th" Young Mem
Benevolent Association" Exercises to com
mence Immediately after the adjournment q
the Episcopalian Festival. which will occup
the same hall on the same evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20

Garter House.-Mr. Wilcox took US thro'
the Carter House, the other day, TO see the
new addition to it, and the various othc- inn
proven, hts it has recently undergone. He
now has hrst-class house in arrangement,
size, and the manner in which it is kept
lie, can accommodate one hundred persons,
and give each good accommodations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

Ben. McOuIloch, the rebel leader in the
Southwest whose reported death is rejoiced
over one day, and the contradiction of which
causes regret the next-but whom the latest
advices represent as having yielded up reb-
el Rhost-was born in Rutherford county,
Tennessee, in 1914. Hi7 father was Abide
Camp to Gen. Coffee, and fought under Gen.
Jackson in the war with the Creek Indians.
Ben. was kept in school till he was about IA,
when he took to hunting, at which be be
came very expert. he volunteered under
Colonel David Crockett to aid the Texans in
their revolt against Mexico. aud Gen. Hous-
ton made him = Captain of Artillery, in
which capacity be distinguished himself at
the battle Of San Jacinto. Upon the conclu-
sion of peace he settled in Texas. On the
opening of the war between the United States
and. Mexico, he entered the field with band
of Texan warriors, won distinction at Monte
ray and Buena Vista, and afterwards marched
under Gen. Scott to the city of Mexico.
He was United States Marshal Of Texas
under President Pierce, and was sent By Mr.
Buchanan as Peace Commissioners to Utah
during the Mormon rebellion. In this latter
capacity he did nothing but make Observa-
tons OF the country though which be passed
for the purpose, as is now supposed, Of aidir 8
the yet undeveloped Southern rebellion in
seizing upon that section Of country. His
connection with the present rebellion needs
no recapitulstion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

WAsHINGToN, Aug. l6.
Ouarter-Master General Meigs has gone to
New York to investigate contracts for army
clothing.
The Congressional Investigation Commit
tee has made important discoveries showing
that traitors and spies daily frequent the De-
partments of the Government procuring in
flrmation, which is regularly transmitted to
the enemy.
The rebel steamer Page has been regularly
commissioned in the Confederate navy and
hoisted the rebel flag. -
Firing was heard this morning in the d.
rection of Aqua Greek. .
Yesterday the steamer Resolute was or
dered to Matthias Greek for the purpose of
reeonnoi;ering. SeeiAg a batteau filed with
barrels on shore, boat was sent from the
Rssolute with six men to bring it of. No
sooner had the boat touched the beach than
a yollev of musket balls was fred on it by
concealed rebels in the woods, killing three
of the men instantly, and Wounding one in
the head, it is feared fatally. The Resolute
was about seven hundred yards from the
shore, and fred into the midst Of the rebels
one shot of canister and nine Of schrapnel
with, Il is thought, extensive havoc, IS he
woods skirting the Potomac River offered
fine ambuscade for the enemy. The officers
are urging The application of fire as the
most effective means of destroying these as
sailing advantages.
This morning many rumors prevailed as
to the effect Of q battle st Aquia Greek hav-
ing taken place early in the day, bat an Off
Ger just returned from that vicinity stated at
the Navy Department that the secesSionists
there fred several shots at the Pawnee, pro-
bably from riaed cannon, which she returned.
The forces were too far apart to inhict dam
age, and this is all Of the story.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

In the New York Herald of Thursday We
End the following account of the agreement
bv the New York, Boston and Philadelphia
banks to take the S5O,OOO,OoO loan offered
by the Government 4
ave have pleasure in stating that, after
several DAYS debate, the banks Of the cities
# New York, Philadelphia aud Boston have
at length agreed with the Secretary of the
Treasury for the money required by the gov
erument. The committee met this morning.
and. after some discussion, agreed TO report
in favor Of the purchase by the banks of $780,
600 600 of $40 per cent. Treasury notes,
the banks retaining the privilege Of subscrib-
iog for another $50, 900, 600 on the 18th OF
October, and $50, ,OOO, 900 on the 18th of De-
cember: provided always, that the Secretary
issue no other Treasury notes o. bonds during
the above interval. A strenuous effort had
been made by the Bank of Commerce to Sc
cure permission for the Secretary to issue de-
uand notes, bat majority of the members
of the committee led by gentlemen whose
hostility to the whole negotiation was mark
= - So,,z, .ba ,,,,,...---A-5lse- zxnleflcRn
Sgl11se BANK, to receive the report Of the
committee. The following portion of the re-
port was proposed, debated and carried, with
the amendment insisted upon by the Bank of
Commerce:
"sAn immediate issue to be made by the
Treasury Department dated August is,
1861, and bearing interest from that date, Of
Treasury notes bearing interest at 7.3O, to the
extent Of fifty million dollars The banks Of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia asso-
ciated to take jointly this fifty millions at par,
with the privilege of taking at par an addi-
tional fifty million October 10, by giving their
decision to the Department October /, and
also at par fifty million December 10 by Civ
ing their decision December l, unless said
amount shall have been previously subscribed
as q nationsl loan, it being understood and
agreed that no other government stocks,
bonds or Treasury notes, except those paya-
bIe on demand, shall be negotiated OF paid
out by the government until February l,
1862, should the associates avail Of both
privileges-or until December Is, 1861,
shoule they avail of the first oply-or until
October 10, 1851, if they take but the present
fifty except that the Government may ne
gotiate in Europe, or through subscriptions
to the national loan. "s-4 .eYta7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
wEsTERN NEWS.
OUFER TELEGRAPH STATION,

OUTER TELEGRAPH STATION,
so miles west Of Fort Kearney, Aug. I6.
The Pony Express passed this point at one
P. NJ to-day. e
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T-P. M-Market
quiet
The news that 900 troops are to be en-
listed in CalifOrnis to protect the ov rland
and emigrsnt route has started up good
deal of military spirit in all the towns in
advance of the arrival of instructions as to
how this force is to be organized. There
will probably be difficulty in enlisting the
number of men required, although most #
our would-be soldiers are disappointed that
the call is for troops 10 serve in active war
as it now exists, rather than to perform
mono; onous duty on the western plains
The new Sunday law which requires ell
places of amusement where liquors are sold
t. be closed on the Sabbath, was not strictly
obse1V d in San Francisco when the day ar
rived for it to 90 into operation. 1t will coon
be legally tested.
A large brewery on Russian Hill was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss
$40 0O0
J. O. Palmer, Of the late banking house Of
Pal uer, Cook & Co., left for the east BY the
overland mail on the 5th, for the purpose It
is stated, of taking charge Of the Oommissa-
rat under Gen. Fremont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

Ths s;xth resolution adopted by the Ohio
srn.moeration Convention declares that 'the
Drivllere of the writ OF habsas eorPa' is one
Of the great Sulwsrks Of freedom, ard that
no citizen can be legally deprived Of the ben
est thereof except by Congress" The sec
ord paragraph Of the ninth section OF article |
I. Of the Constitution Of the United States
reads thus 'rThe privilege Ofthe writ Of ha0sd'
eonDus shall not be suspended unless SSAsH, %
ea,, sf rebellion or invasion, ths Publs SAfsty
moy require it" There is nothing in this
provision prescribing phO is empowered to
oarSs the suspension, and in no other portion
of the Constitution Is the subject referred to.
Article II. section reads 1.-THE executive
povsr shall be vested in Preside"t of the
United States Of America Executive
mower" means power to execute. The same
Seetion provides that before the President
s,suter upon TIE execution Of his Oaice" he
shL swear that he win faithfully execute
the ofioe of President Of the United StateF,
and will, to the best of his Cuy] ability, pre-
,srvA protect ead defend tis Constellation Of the
United States" There is only one way in
which he President can ''preserve, protect
.rs ssfeua the Constitution and that is by
sxsas,ia0 its provisions. The Executive does
not swest to do these things after Congress bal
pres,ribed the manner in which they are t
he done. but unreservedly takes an oath tC
spreserve, protect and defend" WheT'
Congress provides for the execution OF pro
vision of the Constitution, it is the duty o
the President to execute in accordance Wit
snch legislation; but where Congress fails :
make such provision it is the sworn duty
the President Is the ''eXecutive power
of the Government, to execute the require
mepts Of the Constitution in such manner g
he may deem proper. The fact that th
Constitution does not declare that the priv
Iers of the writ shaH be suspended, but sin
plv provides that it may be done, is the be-
ofevidence that the trainers of the OOnstit'
ton designed to invest the President Wit
discretionary power in relation thereto.-
The words when the public sate'
NAV require it" indicate this beyond
doubt and render it imperative upon Il
Prssi lent that he decide vLea it is require
The suspension of the writ is an act tn
Congress could not well perform, for 4
reason that any general law wOulu be mer
lya repetition of the provision of the 20
stitution itself; and special laws, sPplicaO
to esch individual case, could not well
enacted, because Congress is not constant
in session, and could not be convened
season to act in suddenly-risen energenc
which is the only time the suspension is
thorized. Heuco, If the privilege OF suspe
sion is to be made available, the power
execute must, of necessity, be vested in soE
central branch Of the Government, and,
the President is the nnIz.Gn-r-'-''H'S1iei 3 {
aV1opsr person to perform such duty when
occasion for its exercise has arisen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
Foa MISSOURI,
IKDIANAPoLis. Aug. l6.

lhDlANAfoLIs, aug. 10.
The 22d and 23d Indiana Regiments, Coils.
JEFF @. DAVIS and Vim. L. Saunderson LETT
hers this afternoon for Missouri. The 18th
Colonel Patterson, and gath Colonel Hoovey,
will leave tomorrow, and the lst Battalion
of Cavalry comprising 8 companies, under
command OF Colonel Baker, leave Monday,
all for same destination Three batteries Of
s-iilltry. commanded by Captains Klaus,
Roob and Fribarger, two Of six guns each,
Ald one of guns James riaed cannon are
in active PREPARATION in city and will be ready
for service in few days.
Mai Wellech, from Col. MeCOok's German
Ohio Regiment, is here organizing a regi'
meut Of Germans which will be ready in 2C
days.
TIE last quota Of ten regiments is rapidly
forming at various camps in this State
There is also an Irish regiment boing rapid
" raised. The I'd battalion Of cavalry, nv
companies, are encamped in Madison and on
at this city, and are nearly ready for activ
duty.