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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

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The Indianians are very revengeful against 1ei
ferson Davis for having said some marc tnings oI
the rnisconducr of the Indiana Regiment at buens
V;s+a ono of their war-cries Is. REMEMBER JET
farson Davis aud Buena Visits"
IF ,b;S snir;t of revenge for all the mlsnaps and
aaraces IF State troops is to prevail the next out
30, o,,oht TO break out in Pennsy wanna and the
psn".vTsnia troops about Mount vernon, against
, Of washington Il is part OF the histo-
1Ie - The Revolution that in the darkest period Of
Il .ar when Washington was strslnlng every
es 70 Get an army together TO resist the advance
ns cornwallis upon Virginia, the Pennsylvania Reg
,e,t mutinjed and demanded to be discharged from
as,,;..e The INSTRUMENTATION was so strong, ex
se1a;ny 10 some of the New Jersey troops, that
Wasb;Soton was constrained ~ assent to compro>
rn;se bS which such of the soldiers as would make
us, .st m time Of their enlistment had expired,
,s-a nerrn;tted to 60 home. They sWore through
sna ,at Of but On subsequent examiaation OF the
5oonnents Gen Washington wrote OF item that
,bev had committed Wholesale perjury to get out Of
the service. .... Al, .
Now II ali Indiana is concerned in reyenzlng t1e
comments of a general officer on the bad behavior
of a norton of its forces, Pennsylvania ongns 70
ba 20 the same cause tor animosi'y towards WASH
motion. who said harsher thing Of the fennsyi
vsnian line than Davis has done Of the andianlscA
The deinquents in both cases, nersted al 'hss 'oey
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

Here we have one hundred and forty-eight mil
lions excess of Northeln imports, and one hundred
and forty-fve millions excess OF Southern exports.
These hundred and forty.five millions are ezpen
ded in buying foreign goods and yankee notions"
at the North which paid for by foreign bills Of
exchange, drawn against this balance OF exports !;
and thus the Northern importing States are furnish
ed with rem;ttances to pay FOR their foreign pur.
chases practically far better for them than an equal
amount of csined gold. Take these annual hundred
and forty.five millions from New York, Philsde[
phia, Boston, and Providence, and where are your
Northern "sinews Of war Augusta Constitution
ef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

: RENEWABLB AT FLbABURHs
one sausre one gear, s3OEaeb additional Square, $40
dverffsers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged sOr the excess
IN The REEELY.
ORR DOLLAR per Square for the s and FIFTY oETs for esc
subsequent Insertion "a,
dyTtisernents published both Daily and Weekly vii
charged the full daily rates with one half the weekly rats
aided
Insertion.
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SKIRNIsH AT PHnLRL-James Hanger, OF Angus
tn was not killed as reported He was wounded, and
amnutation below the knee was rendered necessary,
but when last heard from. some days after. he was
doing well and his recovery seemed certain. The
writer knows him well, and all his family, and re.
ceived the statement here made from brother of
brother il an officer in the ChurchVille Cavalry,
and was himself in the fight. Nothing but the ma
tive bravery of our men saved our little army IN
that sad and as yet MYSTERIOUS surprise, from abs o.
lutte annihilation That enough of them should
have Immediately rallied TO repulse, with mortal
eject the Overwhelming force, is very strange but
that the whole should have been without the loss OF
any killed on our side (which is certainly the faet
is amazing. Let Us gratefully recognize IN TINS
conflict, as at bethel and Fort Sumter, the nIerpo
siton of that Divine power to whose Proteeuns
providence We have committed cur righteous e@use'
Richmond Enquirer, June 10.
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WoMkSs BRAvERY-Col PoRTERFEKLD, commander
of the Confederate troops at Phillippi, notified
of the intended attack Of the Federal troops By >
courageous lady who rode number Of miles for
that purpose. Here Is another instance during The
fight:
When the fighting commenced, and while NJ.
sima was trying to get the Qu&rtermAsfsris bag
gage upon wagon. lady, seeing his difficulty.
lying around her, took one end of the trunk and
asslsted him in his work.
tne chest of the Adams Express Company was
esp.ured BY the enemy, but fortunately Quarter
mAster Jordon had taken the precaution TO remove
at Beverly.
a humber Of defective rifles from Harpers Fer
y we're no doubt also taken from the jail, but the
nuaIes o. arms heretofore reported IS captured d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock
Way Nail Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
IN,
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, Nj
Way M.Ils
Mails for Indians Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan trthweern States departs at O'Clock M
Nashvet Decatur via franklin and Columbia and other
way offices, Sepsrtat O'Clock n.
Nashville Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs at ~
o'clock NJ Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A N.
Nashville to CIarksvie; departs at 5K O'Clock AN.
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 81 NJ
NASHVILLE TO Shehylle, Nolensyille and Truner Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. 81 O'Clock A NJ
Nashville 10 huntington, via Charlotte Waverly, til week
IL, Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday, at O'Clock n
Nashville Liberty, Stewards Ferry Huddlsstones
Roads Rural Bill &C weekly Thursday, at u O'Clock NJ
Nashville CentreTe, via flank. Vernon, Pinewood, &c,
Tuesday and Friday, al o'clock 2 N.
Nashville clarksVs, via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
a. O'Clock 2. 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
N ELECTION NOTICE.

~ ELECTION NOTICE.
ON the Sh day OF june 1861, will opeR and hold alec
tioh, for the purpose Of voting upon "Declarson OF
Independence Ordinance dssvng the Federal Relat obs
between Of Tennessee the United States OF Ame
upon ga Ordinance for the adoption Of the Con
suon the Provisional Cover men of the Confederate
of America according to the requirements Of an Act
passsd May the 9th, 1861
The bs in each Civil District will please open and
mayi7 I'd JUN K EDMUEDsoN, Sheriff.
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Nashville and Chattanooga RaII-
road Company.
< sUPERhTzSDKNT's 0YFICK,
y Nashville, Tenn. April 90, 1861
To Whom this May Concern.
TNNHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
transport
FREE OF CHABGE,
against Company, s Volunteer Companies Supplies and
Munitions of War intended for the defence OF the South The
Commanding Officer will be required furnish the Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the number of and
mage OF freight transported.
This proposition will not aPplyto Individuals but confined
to organized com panies.
nsyI- BP&s E.W. COLE, supt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

A Good Farm for Sale.
TETE fer sale the place which Coleman has lived
Nv 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within one OF Wilamsvile and three miles Of the Nash
Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beau
u part Said land contains about two hundred
ninety acr-eghty cleared, and about fifty
rood clear ism good state Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses houses ETC. Also two good
orchards several falling springs Of excellent water
we'll mbersd and certainly be made of the most des
stockarms in this secen Of country We promise
land, will sell cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNeilly, who
lives said place, the undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BERN L BROTHER.
J,siOn and American copy, and charge AdGOcGse.
sap29-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
scientific DiscOyery---EIecI 10
Water.

TThwsu known the profession that Electricity Is the great
motor Of life RveTy remedy which really cures ossS
invalid By OF such remedies and warm ELkcTMc
WTrR n which PATIENT bsthed in currents eer c
IdIea being 8Lsdy-I curing all kinds oil oo
snd obstinate complaints which have Teisted all oher means
f cure: Oonsumptives receive life, but in such cases
vhers patients weak TO vstme, treat them S u
ultoa hospital FahdlGtiOns, hch are eeatnee INFO he
Ss.s..d lune right the disease Se1d two
sssps for pamphlet Other patients who cannon come 20
the sHEALlNs WATERS" by sending siee-her sges1
full description Of symptoms have medicines lent 70 nen
fsend for crculRr) The Electric Wsers extract AZ lneIA
~taees taken medicine otherwise absorbed Inc 1
peTepce twenty In the treatment OF many nous
"a chr mic WomanS diseases and weaknesses may
- -sgsrded As reasonable guarantee OF Fuccess
MP Rooms and Boarding Furnished 10
Patients II
PHYSICIANS who wish te avail Of tn Cas
- rcvev IN Rleotrc Baths invited to call at my once
HtNs I46, South Summer street -, a.. a.AA..h
hoari HOA DR.. wcABAUGH,
ADDRESS. .A,~,7 Nashville, Tenn.
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NUMBER Sc

received, probably more. Tho greater di4Rrsee
would be for the people Of Stste. % make k5e
shabby behavior Of their country.men their own,
By undertaking to resent the Just reprohation
which gallant and honorable men were Constrained
70 put upon it.
The PennsytTanians did not assume themselves
TO be perjured poltroons because Ged. WsshinTfon
stigu srized some Ct them as having 80 scted The
Indlanians might proftabiy initiate that Discretion
BY not Identifying their State with the unenvisbs
reputation which Indianisns ct Baens Vista &C
quired-Neac Orleans Picasras.
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HAIR ER,S
TACTICS
HUsr received and for shs ssvAnse Hotel Pris
a. ,,.S9s Is q SINGLETON.
HEAo So4HIHss x Soasi.s.A ~ IssI

had QuARTKRs Eo6NfssARr bHPAhTnEHff
Nashville, Tsnrsssee, NAY ~, lsol
ToTIcR IA by zvsn BIZ the comissary cf sas
ate thai cs.iles for Sufssance fer re
Provisional Teanssse Volunteers 10 the ded No
subsi,tsucs bu OF Tie quail 1i purchsed Bids viii
resolved des Be Cattle And fto1E be -four 70
and Ar the lBt July next The suostanco
be delivered Memphis Nashville and Knoxville Bds
c.iVes uau the 18Th o. Jane next.
r @. BAIf,
uav3itili IuneI5 COumissary General.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
DIR. s.. j. CORR

uTOULD respectfully The cisissnS % Nashville
w and vicinity, that be has opened Denal Reons on
Cherry street. 90 opposite Theatre where Be viii be psag
q 70 receve and wait upon person wishing Dental oe
.tion performed and times hard add Tarkss he vii
promise 70 make charges very modersss
ny gentleman who has enlisted in The Southern Army
bat wishes bis Teeth operated upon before gng
All At nyoce have done free Erals for Nothing
.nIsla-iqn 9. ]. ooBB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
Change of Location.

DSIN6 compelled 60 South, account OF the health
nv family will located for the winter At the slas
depot u Pondexser Little Co.. No. g Bareae street. NeN
Orleans where WILL pleased to rienhs and VIII glye
nrompt attention of all property consigned me- NY
Agents and Jas scrugg will attend to my depot IN
Nashville negroes that cannot be So Nashve py In
strrtnr Them will be forwarded to Ne cans Hoping
nv strict sitent business the part and agents.
70 merit continuance Of the liberal patron e
tended me respectfully solicit the favo Of AZ wing buE
ues in my line either for Nashville or New Orl, srs
uovlI-H Will d. d M"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
IOR FIfE
Nashville shelby ragOOns.
NOTICa.

LII persons having hsEss guisble for Cavalry xyi VI
please ODER Wednesday Dsxt. 81 The BAr Goan4
WIN TIE proper tmcsr win receive Ard value sEng os
teatss THiuon The parties reeiving csrencaes VII b
slisWed forty CENTS day from Sate Of esTdacais.
= 81 hcHAIKT,
nav96 Captain Teanssrss zangsra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN sAoKs-
VNTE anl keep band supply Of Sacks mAn1iEetnrs
w By B. Read, q Smyrna a8d prepared % takeo %
ders FOR Flour Sacks printed u any desired style
Killers and Shippers viii Do we'll 70 call
apEl-dIm AhnBIEAD = ~
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
VKTAHfEDa Number One osady MAKER ApeIy 4 ne stsrs
" Of THOMPSON, ePkRRT 90
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wARNOrTCE.

WyROM and after tAls dsse wiz sch Goods es5ssSoav ~
Cash. al NJ CIs<ks hsys volunteered ss he sad NJ
oiher course u len u -.
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(Which Is now being worn 30 extensively
in the Vest, prepared to to furnish an
ticle Of superior quality, which will warrant
Free from Grease and made bf Pure Native
Wool
~ good supply Of NEGRO BANS and LINSEY on hand
Refer to Jas Walker, Nashville, Tenn.
ap25-d3n RICHARDSON
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CFVLFAN SPKIYGS

THIS celebrated sat place viii be opened fer the rseep
ton OF visitors fh, lc6l. TIE B1bserbeR hADk
fui fer the patronage AEo0Fe extended 70 htn, wiz
make every during the ensuing % dssTe
tnuance Of The Tsb and Bas will b supplied Win
the best shA. country Prizes 70 Su the sas
CEMIKLn ssRfass are in TEigE county, ~ ADD
In daily communication 9TH HopknsFe aid Prnseon stages,
y js SIs ~ Il ''A"' I'm FUoUA, PrSprissor.
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A CARD
A Good Farm for Sale.

In reply many inquiries will just state that have moth
ing to do with the manufacture Of Percussion Caps.
May IL. CARL SoHorT.
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Gbs aasbhiIIs Onion AND 5nsrifau
Daaly IS; rr.-wssAly as; weekly %.
Ra,e. OF Aarersisine.

TEN LINES OR LES cossTIrUrs A saUAEE
IL Sc DAILT
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IusOIvent Notice

WAVISG his Gay suggested The CLERK he County Coz
HieEnan ccunY the insolvency q tho eJrats Of JA
Wells, heret re All perso holdng Gains Asana
sac, estate are hereby notified 6e them, pr perry auhenA
With Cerk Aforesaid or osioFe es is dsy e es
Der next elan against the said estate viii Be ad1aaie
an that aay for rata dstrbuor This Nay gan. i5L
iuneo w1tpr steeS3a ELI WELLS. A61'F.
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articles Soldiers Supplied to suit
J. W WILS0S,
mAyI-H II College street.
TeNHE agency shemound, the Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad, has discontinued Therefore freights must
prepaid Goods destined for that Station The Company
will not be bic for such Fights after being unloaded
in good order at the station. ". COLE,
apl3-5f BPAG Superintendent.
NEW BAROUCHES AND BUGGTES.
est received twelve Bsrorehes and Ruggies, which
j will be sold oh sp by
sp25-tf BENZ SHIELDS & co.
Rags, ssag$. Rags.
SSEND in your Bags We them now, and will pay
- you three centS per pound for thin.
Save buy, aud send in all you
l. ap3n-tf W. WHITENAN.
attention. Germans.
VII rive medical services free t the Families OF the
bers Of the Nashville Rife Company durins the they
the service Of the south Also the families ofeber
f other Volunteer companies in the seIyi-e
sp2S-f P. HARSH, MD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

The Laredo correspondent Of the Corpus Christi
Ra'ebsrO furnishes the annexed interesting utsIi-
gence;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

ne GENERAL AaErr Of The Insurance. coupsay Of BE
Virginia. invites Tie attention Of tssns Of fenns.as
fact that be IsnoW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
The AUmory.

The Rock Island Register says that
Col. N. b. Buford hss arrived from
Washington, whittier he went to attend
TO the interests Of the Island in the
Armory question. The Register says
1--WE have had opportunity to converse
with him, bat understand that the pros
pect for our obtaining the National
Armory, is very Aatte'ing when Con-
gress meets in regular session, next Win
ter. Both President Lincoln and Sec
retary Chase warmly advocate the
claims Of Rock Island as the most el,g-
lille site in the country fol the proposed
work. Our delegation have labored in.
telIlgently and industriously, and We
trust the same gentlemen will be ap-
pointed in December, when the great
struggle tor the location will take place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
LATEST NEWS
Preo WasAiagton.
by the Mail

Ffoo WoooloSeO0. "
Especial Dispassh 10 the Chieego T,ibunel
w..-.o. - -
G.~ y.... .ss. !. .s, ~ -.
NJ th,..... .ss;-.-,s - ;s..S.. i~ Alueo'
snd 80 - ...!n... = - s11ss - csssas,
Tha " 0o =. s.y'
0o's'sof y Anuisns suen ten new req
1'sr. IT,
r. me .sPos. tnat zen. ladwaiiader 10 to TAX
,.s Hsu I.n:neids command 70 unfounded, Cadwal
,.!er noioing no Poslton IN me Army II present
siso unsfue mat nsesfegard has crossed q
Leesburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WAsHISGrok July 80.
Especial to tho Pos.l
4 party Of rebels were observed last night en-
gagged IN sounding the depth Of the Potomac a,
Icons Ford, above Great Falls.
beauregard as sent parties Of troops into Lon
don county, Va, to procure provisions and
wagons.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order forb;diny
the departing soldiers from taking their arm,
with them.
lmo companies went out yesterday on the Fair
iax haliroad distance or ten miles from Alexan.
dris, but saw ne traces Of the enemy.
A slave who has just arrived here from the
Springfield st.hon, Va, reports that there are no
re els at that point, but that q considerable mum
Der OF the enemy are posted at Burks station, five
mi above.
Gen Robert Anderson visited the Secretary .,
War to-day.
Special to the World
The Confederate forces are moving North -ea !,
and Southeast from Manassas They intend
three simultaneous attacks on the approaches to
Washington. The centre will make an attack on
Arlington or Alexandra.
There are pickets out five miles apart on the
Potomac, and the Chesapeake from Harper's Ferry
to Fort Monroe
Especial 70 the Tribune.l
Coils. Farnham and Slocum are both improving
THE regiment Of teachers and students tender
ed by President Harvey, of the Illinois Normal
University. have been accepted.
John Underwood Of Va, has been confirmed az
Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury
The baltimore Clipper says nearly 400 negroes
appeared at Fort Monroe On Friday night, I'd
claimed protection.
1t Is said that Hampton was to be attacked by
the rebels, and they had been advised To A se to
the fortress. Gen. butler ordered them to re
turn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
Iowa Cavalry.

The Muscatias Journal Of yesterday
says that Capt. Hatch returned from
Iowa City, last evening, having been the
first to tender company for the Sec
ond Iowa Cavalry Regiment. His com.
pany is given the post Of honor-a 20.
sition nov held by three Muscstine com.
panies. The Regiment is required to
rendezvous At Davenport on or before
the 18th Of August Capt. Hatch's roll
numbered lO2 men when be went TO
Iowa City, since which time about forty
more have put down their names. 1t
is thought new company will! be form
ed 10 order to accommodate all who may
wish to serve. Truly Muscatine lie do
ing her duty in this crisis.
Capt. Hatch is brother Of the Capt.
Hatch who did such uohle service at
Bulls Run, III the Wisconsin Regiment,
and came of slightly wounded in the
encounter.
We understand that good men still
have an opportunity ofjoiniug the Mus
catine troop. This company in intend
ed for the dragoon service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
The Direct War Tax.

Latest advices from Washington seem
to indicate that the Direct Tax Bill
even as modified in the House, will be
killed off in tie Senate. Il is presumed
that the amount of means required, will
be raised by general income tax. The
farming community will be glad TO hear
of,hls, and we rejoice with them. The
idea Of ra sing million Of dollars out o
the farmers of Iowa. in one year, by q
direct tax, was not pleasant to consider
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
Fron Washisgtos

AshlS0TOA. July 80.
Several days ago the House adopted : rssolu. !.
ZION asking Tor the grosnds aai reasons vhy the
Police Comnisioness Of the city Of Baltimore
.eN arrested and Imprisoned The President de.
ciinee 70 furnish the information asked ior deeu
ing that to do ~ would b incompatible with the
public interest.
Capt. Cox. the present Chief Clerk Of the Nayv
Depsrmsnt, will be appointed Assistant Secrsts,y
81 me Nsvv Department under the recent law
creating that oGicer.
me nouelss Democrats have repeatedly mon
~ contributed volunteers for the var tb.v hs,s
been neglected in the appointment Of Generals.
Inc eomPa Amt is likely to be soon obviatsd in
part, by the selection Of Gel. NcCiernand, Of lii
nois' member Of the House Of Representatives
as Brigadier General
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
From st. Louis.
ST. Louis, July 2s
Especial to the Chicago Tribune

ST. LOUIs, July l9.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
The steamer acay bound for st. Louis was fired
into at the mills, half mile above Cape Girard-
eau, last night. The steamer having landed at the
wharf q received her load. sPprehended no
trouble Whatever. The firing causes surprise, IL.
a.much as the 18th Illinois is located in that
town, and it is hardly probable that they did it.
One boy was killed, and two men wounded. About
100 men Of the Sth Illinois, three months men,
were ON board. All escaped.
Through q womln the discovery was made to-
day OF party Of "a secessoni.ts, who designe
leaving here tonight. by steamboat, to JOIN the
Southern s,my. Measures we're taken for their ar
rest. The captain is secured already.
The ID Iowa regiment, Lieut. Tuttle, (Col. Cur
It's al sent, arrived here from Hannibal to day.
Gen. Fremont has resolved to guari the tele-
graph between Bo ,nville and Independence, and
gave orders to shoot any person disturbing the
wires. The line has been broken more than two
weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-31
From New Mexico and the Plains.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo July 28.
Two companies Of volunteers were recently
mustered into service to supply the place of th.
troop, removed from Fort stanton.
and promlse 10 be the richest Of the Territory
Two pans of dirt yielded ene dollar and eighty
seven cents in the washing.
From Carson City the mining news is encourag-
ing, and the Californi. Gulch is yielding sbund
antly. Great numbers If miners are 1t work, be
ing we'll repaid for their labor.
The Express brought in 81 900 in gold dust, te
70 forward TO Eastern cities.
Tho Mail Company, as now managed, Is de-
cded success, and we lsok for more sh:pm nts oi
treasure BY this route in the fall and great mum
Der OF passengers each week.