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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24
NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the

ate firm Ho-meF & he w'li ple-se cali and s.-
tie before the Isl Of AuTus. next l"ur account
AID oil thai time be paced IN the hands Of
las yer for collecten JOHN A KERR.
Surviv ng partner the late 6rm Of Hosmer Kerr.
lansing, June Is, 1851.
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MILE. ALICE.

The most delightful of Equestrian
Ladies, in her brilliant Act Of
Workmanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring. Riding backward with
as much ease as forward, flying
balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures Of such ele-
gance and grace. as TO have gained
for her the sobriquet Of Queen Of
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III oID ERIENJDS4
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.!
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.


Florida, July l7,ls5i. J
To Dr. Herrick, Albany, y. NV Dear Doctor-l
this to inform You OF the son erfai eject Of your
sugar Co, tet Pills nv eldest daughter. three
wears sh has been aece, with bilious arrangement of
the system sails pripg her health, which tss been
stead IL falling dur III period. Wien In New EOrk
10 Apr. last. r ent adv sei 70 yourPils Hav
rg the fullest confidence in the judgment Of my friend
90 aimed supply OF Msssr- Ba ne, Pars, D'ugy ST.,
Park Row, y On re; ng home re ceased AL ether
Z eAtment, am admin stored each gt:- The in
p,ovement IN her feipg~, mp exon, Digestion Ne
>uprs-d All rapid ant PERM nent restoration 20
hea has zen he result. We used e-s than Eve box
e.. and con-iter hr eut well nsider tn above
Just ,rb butte sou Pay and I'll be h-
of inducing ny to adopt your pills their IAN
iy -ciciue.
remain. dear sir with many thanks,
Your ob't servant, s. G. MORRISON.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24
Herriek's Kid Strengthening Plasters.

HerrieEs KID StTengthen'ng PldsteTs.
Cure in five 'ur- pains and weakness the breast side
and back, and Rhe umatic mpants in equally hort
Of time. Spread beautiful white lamb SKIN.
their sube ts the 10 no inc nEeuisnce, and
each wili wear from week 20 three mouths
Price lsA cts.
Herrirk. Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold
~ d. usgiss aud Ne chants 10 al pats OF the United
states "a. alas and 500 America, and may be obtained
By calling 70. them By their fall nam
Dr l. 2. DERRICK Co.
Ulysses A.o.oy,N 7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24
L. ns'ng, July -, 1851. 1895
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE--Not;ce

n Is hereby given, that pursuance of liz IL
grsn'e By the Hon VIM II Pnckre,, Judge of Pro
f., the county # Ingh MAY the Sd dav
June, A II 1861, shall Sc | at pubic aucu n The
euSes the town II Re hi. the county If Io9nau,
Monisy ne Och cav Of epIemter next, (1S6l
DEL OK in the after Of SAID tn folio EIDg resi-
tate OF John s, dsc-ssei, 'osit The univid-i half
Of TIL .est half o. nth eest quarter If s. town
north Of range yes, about Of acres myre less
Terms made known tn. day ~ le.
WM II CHAPMAN,
Admin s'rator Of John Lucas, il, essei
Lansing. july %, 1851 6s325
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Ia FARIE KATE,

From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role of the
New Ballet. pronounced by first
Masters incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
Is-a
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oates OF ADVERTISING.

s,.. 4 10 mes 81 for tine S, nseru n, sni 30
q. sseseaeea. pubiesudn, fn any Ie'.o.
ss.s. b. &c ~.nhs
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RASTER LANES R0BINsnN
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON,

lust returned from abroad, the
Principal Equestrian in the world;
the naked horse champion-in all
b /, Wonder fnl achi.yemenfs
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In his great four horse Demon Act
The elegantly formed, and beauti.
fully marked, and highly trained
Arabian horse
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

IT," 4 resolution was adopted by the Geo
ygia Convention, requesting the Governor %
offer s reward Of $500 each for the following
works, to be written 81 compiled by citizens
resident in the Confederate States OF Amer
-, VIZ. a spelling book tor the use II con-,
mon schools, an arithmetic, an English gram
mer, 4 geography, and two reading books, ore
for beginners and one for more advanced
scholars She prize 70 be awarded by = com
mlttee appointed by the Governor, and the
books selected TO be published and printed
within the C~onfederacy, ana the copyright 70
be owned OF disposed Of by the authors o.
compilarq Of the several works.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

SeeEss.os Al rnx NoeGu--A letter from
Ne" York declares that the most conclusive
proof can be produced that a powerful and
numerous fevoIutiona . organization is ID ex.
isteoee 10 hat CITY, he object Of which is to
separate the city and part o. New York from
fhe Union aud from the State, in order to
make il a free and independent port. A
printed programme is in circulation contain
ny four Thousand names already N favor Of
the PROJECT
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

THE DIVA RfFtrs Their fGg prsssnta-
,iou. L. Fer sotne time past expectation has
stood on tip-toe in tha fine body % citizen
soldiery nt tine promised presentation Of 2
flag TO them by the ladies' If THE PARISH
Tpr flag having been finished, the company
have s~igpihed their willingness 10 formally
receive it on Saturday, 2otb inst, The pre-
scntatiop will take place under the nagni6-
cent liz. oaks on the plantation nf !. 4.
DouaaERrY, Esq imn,ed ateIy adjoining
the RAILROAD Depot. at 10 O'Clock a ". j
pleasant time may be anticipated and If The
military companies which hoye been invited
will accept, 9 haylsone military display
all take place At the time, The foilqwing
companies nave beeo solicited 70 be pfesent
Peiican Fyg's, Capt, Tunrari Gteoie Gnar9s,
Capt. Freneox: National Guards, Capt.
Rauhnan, Grosa TIT RaHgers. Capt. Keeps
Home Seut'uels, tPlaquemine, Capt. Seh'atfe !.
West Baton Rouge 3v,athcsrs, Cart. VII.
lisrns.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Tur Ro-nvorp Wnta We 'csrn from the
Petersburg Erprcs, that Robert R'3geway.
ESQ jor many years HE able editor o. tue
Richmond Mag, has withdraw from thak
estgbI sbmeut, ana that c%urreot ron1or says
that paacr ia about 70 haul down thf starr
end stripes aud come out Tor immediate Sc
c~ession.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

LoAS oP rHg CaNFEpEpArs SrArts.~~In
smother column viii be tonnd the proposals
fof he loan to The Confederate Stats, OF IKE
millions Of dollars. The debt NAV he very
unusual and important security of q duty Of
oHe-etghth o. q cent psr pound, Or about 70
ceRts per bale q cotton exported. This duty,
under eli circumstances Of peace or war. ee-
cnres the F%unctual paymen! Of tho interest,
ard furnishes 1 sinking fund Tor the ~redenp.
ton Of The rrincipel. The coupons when
dur srr +greivabic III payment I'll cotton, and
thus made avaiIsoie rs coin, everywhere in
our country, Tie loan offers such extraor-
binary advantages to capitalist, and others,
thst we have no doubt tina Il wlll hs eagerly
sought sftsr. Besides i gives the poaF mar
$ chance to invest, even the sinai! sua or fl.
n dollars, thns giving Ill an opportunity Of
assisting Their country IN time Of her frat
need.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

" A i~z.patch rom -tsomsfy, dated
4th inst. informs u that treasury notes 81 the
Confederate States we're issued on that day,
and the first bonds Of $1,000 were sold at
twenty per ceat. premium. Treasury ~notes0f
that pujssart nation. tie United S>tesi sell,
W. believe, at about pHr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
Bstoa Rouge, April lat, 1851.

s CArIrAL JoxK.-A military cornpaay IN
full uniform was called short time since "
the sheriff Of Worcester county, Md, 70 CAP
ture q pungy, which was taking OH oYsss
against the law. The company ~ a basteaaI
proceeded 10 the conflict. The captain O
the ppngp went below and got ont q 'says-
pipe, mounting it cannon style over sbe w.
watks, ard standing a. one end vita = ms
lump of charcoal lighted and sparkling Tn
moment was critical, with every adyahtass
OF sele side Of the captain OF the p'usY' w
enlightened up and At arms length pfsTa'ta
to apply the match simultaneously naa
thrust the chuhk Of FIRE into the end g sea
stoyepipe the military Jumped ovefooa..
and such a "sloshiug about and diYihf r.
never witnessed in the waters NJ "ofess's,.
II Is needless TO add that while the ini9hs..
were under water, the captain q me paus.
hoisted sail and bid farewell to the Nass'
of Maryland, ard since this tnsfssiaas ~
venture the military company aioIsss'l' 4. !.
behaving so CALAMITY, has been cs'lea :"
''Stoveplpe lnvincibles,"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Two mef, strangers to each other, mel W
day, and spoke to each other in Fnls'sse
One Of them happening 10 be ~ l%fi'adl ~
made an apology IN this manner ~.
gorra, it's all u mistake thought u w..
you and you thought was IRE batiss ea'hs'
of us Fl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
Uhe Sngar s9lanter.

oramunic.t, intended tqr tais pspsr should he
directed N na10G ROUGE, sor We Baton Ro"gg,
Our Exchanges VII! confer ; 'H'ar "Pon y" "
directing As ahove.
~ lny N our Baton Rouge ti"nis having eam
uptcst,ons r.. far the SroAF rFfyaHns by iearing
hem with w. Richard ~aThrkhnrn. ~ hssTdthf
F.r-g.Rc.t .e,fnrg gautt rtti ,, promptly rrceisrd
sg onr Fston Rouge patss'nH r'uei send cgsr 1nsif
.tv,ri ..nant- W " btforo lhary3ay, 70 secure thetf
tr,srffo on f,s same ~Hrt,
es- NJ AAUEs sTHAwHHInEF' - MIR arfhor 81 aEHnt
IN ycr 0rtctps r. rrer,ss ard recojGt tar sob-rrtr-
kians Gnd aa~srtisiut o
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

4 LUCKY Enlrot.-Ihe last number Of
The Bayou Sara Ledges announces the siec-
too oil is sditor, ]. R NAxks Esq. as
Mayor Of that aaarishing iifsie city, go it
jim Youmay be President Of che Confed-
crate States yet Who knows?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

One Of the saitors or the Sabiasi sag "
some secret means got a fail aupply Of .aps
tain Whisky OIL board Yesterday, desaares
publicly that he could fight US n4pen aa a.,
two men if he we're on the rlsht SIDE, ''as
he vas on the wrong side po* ne va. W.
worth a dsmn.h~-Corrtspondts~ q ms e7N
sncola Gbsr+psr,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Gan Lave Aa4sspatch iron Washington
states that Letter tan been received in,that
city from ecu Joseph Lane Late Senator
from Oregon, in winch he statrs that ne Il
going 70 Oregon 70 nrge the Democracy Of
thas state 10 s1opt the Constitution Of the
Confederate States ~ their platform.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Cincinnati, st Louis. Cleveland, Toledo
and saDdasky--eitiea Of the West every one
Of which gave Black Republican n%ajorlties
last yeaf-~hsve been revolutionized The
North IS welded to her IDOLS, but the West
Is gradually growing sensible.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

In the AvoYelIes and Pointe Couree Judi
ctal District ] ndge 4 N Cullnm is elected,
lie gets 672 majority in ~AvoyelIes oyefcoa1-
ne HE large malorities Ter HARRISON u West
Felioian& and pointe Cou;fe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Every printer viii appreciate the tollow-
ing eeouadFam from Vanity Far; By oar
eompositor-WhY did not South Carolina
have the honor Of furnishing the first prcsi-
lent to the aew Gonfederacy' She contend
ed against a Quad ~wtaneIe Of States and they
opS JefFed her.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

DFsERIToSs Ar W4~sHtxGros.-a despatch
from Washington says There IS a cassl-
defa5Ie desre" Of cxc,Lemout mere N eonse-
qaeoce ii the lesert'on 1T savefal 4ea tl5m
the federal forces wb,ca we're drawn fagefaee
faf the de'etfse If tie capital Il . romor-
I'd tbat the d~esertrrs have cone south for
a. rnrPosr If loinios IT, army Of the santh
AID suspicious i! foul play between officers
a1d men are freely oppressed Ms8 are also
enlisted mere and and sent 70 the rendezvous
ot she Southern Contrje :atloa= At Ia Itimate.
faem whence they are drafted INTO the regi
Tnents If the army of Cereal DAVIS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Nature makes every man love all women,
and trust The tglgal matter Of special choice
TO the comrioness accident.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Referring 10 the above pivsftiaernsht fora loa
r1vs ni1iloNe or Uol1tRs to the Confederate sfstf,,
ge,her With the al Of Congress trestif BIT, tba aai'l
.isned. appointed eomn's~ionegs, give notice 10 IN
ppblte thst books Il rnhscripIiop sor said losnt siiss
npeosa at the Branch Of the Louisiana state RsHkta
Rston Rouge On ths J7th If April 1861,
apart rem other eonsiderst'ona, this soaa oa.rs
0 spbe y high rate Of ihtsrest-tieh pr crit
per annnfn--psyabl semi snSpslly, sad the h1shsf'i
order Of Fscoriiy-s SPECIAL appropriation o. sasS
port duty on cotton Of one gh'h Of cent PEI Folas
-thas presenting Inducements which esnpat1 haso
ropmeud the can to pubic favor AZ sound sna
rrof.sIs Ipres4ment. II. V. ALIEN,
W. RtTP1N BARROW,
DANIEL II. AVERY,
". S. PlKE. s5
Commandments.
p.4c, pr,rye Anril lat 1851
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

D-ssara.rreN F3f>l- f~aeest3 I'D pem.
aatars#5t Rart5es hqre ealjsda Pff#-t Con,
vpnttouto ,aaasit itlagafes q h. STATE all
District Gunesotlaes ~ nnrioa+e De1s'ocf1f-
,s candidate. 5ud SEAT, 5iic. rsand a9agress-
f7aa FL. netting takes pIace on tae &7ta
at-tptJ-- r..
w. always to1sht - -i5een-foet would
tse5, - -a,ss self aftef wt#le. NJ" that
- ,asd ii Democracy d Rorides' have
ezilr@ a Convention f. sPpo,et delsas'rs as
at,eye sc vet,l roon be4r Of tha good old
Democracy Of he o'hef paff.bss long the
same thing. SIT fsw aeeks 8sn III" dsR-
o~rrstre papers of he Stat I'll lrrfated hat
l6eit patty @1s lead, aid .aaf tte happy
tanr hai ar;fyr1 wHca lie lion ana5fhe 'atnh
7a,plA lic low, together witch fhe good
o%8turc1 people al sa.aIlowed With the al
dry If hapfY fgaoratce Nelt the lte51g
town together don't seeo to=sutt tfe non
very vet -, IS ever. ae wsut' q get ON
tan md Mr. Lamb. emhlem O the gael.aa-
.a,cd people. ami exactly .atisfsi With the
oGer,fian-herr~ the ion NAY expect sofne
anpa4ftson. The Democrats have piaY@'
.1elr f4fce oet with considerable ingenuity
zaa slrEi In SPITE oi the f"pf5ted warnings
nt thc opposition pfess, That he bemotfatic
ntrty belng ieCunct vas all MN bug and en-
Il Want 10 play s,po dH q d@efelte he
people a. Il tt3i eve lone, start ~ al at
ase,. p~snoeta's -5+ei gsrHe yea Intend
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

a man IA ~}irmpbIs advertises a negro
Sam Post, tor sale. H tons want 10 De
Pest. f1ssssr urtsf Ltneoln's 4drnin,ssrst ron.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

Rf45=yffl,s ~ THt SorrrFHy Eayifa-
aser lin an ]eltofja} q the Lotajea News
tape of the nogr violent of= tf7assAtiaats.
Abolition ioouual.l seY>; VI Gregarf hqs
elerp notice hat on ~ early dae be will
call tn attention 81 ne ia tesfy, Govern
rent Is tbs sxge iiency d a prompt -ee ogai-
tiou ortte Southern Confedefasv # Amefira.
4aerr i no a~ccasiou far Mr.. GregoFy ot aar
ate else to be anxious q getoaf Government
- acknowle3ge the s~o.raiiet So thfrg Con-
fe3eraeg Of American States. The p5aef,re
ef the British Government j. such cases is
firmly estab fisled and we'll undersigned. w
t. recognize All qe Iadto sorefameo.s, iftes
a~ecfixf Of o%ajuiraS origin, or any cjrega-
stauce ~ 'be fa5E u h9ing tds actually Is
tael4ne3 retHg power II eHer and whom
ssef lfhapaeas nith Sgathefa ssates w4fch
NV .tal,sg ~ %. j, con.TisFsey, trrrt fan
- g, 8elht u tnetJ ring iaf5snfzed by all
Earopgaa Po@ers ara 6 f%7ngieod #lth he
atfpc-f certainty 3ri ttsfjrrtags- Blu tee
ease hrs net st tegrHr5i 1hjS zfa2e. a9l its
tcty fsr from tea 1ius il The secession
l~r9Ir,s. Win, tavs as,pfacd ofi,e. ~ uot PR
tend Il b" uarc than prov sfo, d te7iy#p2
a4,et q. heen m5d' T. To nso,,s II 'f1er
si#'e ~ arf tbr reos.,trea9al coalitions
4 republican Organization haze as yet feen
compiled VIZ aHt aone 81 tie a6treeden's
Which were g~rrrpfed by the founders ot the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
HoalaomtrJ Hareh 1914. 1861,


Tcr mere siapls iaioraatieu - Ill concerned. a
eoay q Ne act u Gaeugress IS .at.oinsd.
AZ .@CTo rats> ,..ney far ds .apr@,t q tAe esrtrp.
'acnt, md e proeeft tal tn dgtasr IF a. Coa{,dra,
Nuts ~ knsr.ca-
s,el3N l. The TN asF n he coq54ifraht sfat.o ~
.tps.rtca d7 eStt ira, the FreFiteut af ihe copfrd.lr.
se states be- aud he t. hereby EatHofisea .tnnvt ..
wttfuu twelve I1ouths after his passas II TIA act "a
bqrruY, nn the eredtt es tfts C5aIsdtrasy e.atss s.so
not sxcec5tng + tseft t1iii59Ea 81 dollars, ur 50 saurb
t. rerf - n hs ayiRtor IA ssigsi.cies 81 The rabli,
eerytsa may re9stFe5 tr sa APy5rd 70 the psypeni NJ
~ propfiat IONS maze By law ftf The Support Of n.
government aad for the aefeIss Of lbs Coofsaegs,,
%iates. @
A. Sc 2 THE Secretary Of she Ttsssaryi il HEREBY AZ.
Tborisel by th- conssot al the President Of tl,s Goa
Tolerate States. 70 esGRP % be prepared certificates Of
stock o. D1ads, IA saca ariaE ~ @rs tartinafter mel.
/ onGd Tor the sinouat 20 D: 5arr wed ~ sGrssais. e.
~ stgnei ~ the Register II the Treasury. and asslsd
with Inc seal NJ the Treasury and Tie said c~.rtiaoa.ra
Of +teck or b9Hts shall Dc Iuads p,Yabie t. ths ssui.
ration ai teu yrsf4 IRON tise hrat dAF n S~eptsabs-
mex asi to- interest thereon shalt he pai6 ssEtse
uuatiy a. the ratr 81 eixht per cent. pr, knaam a
shr Treasury and such oaiiet plsess as The seersi y
81 The Trta-Hfy faay ~iest2uate Ard n thT bnaas
wtIch snail 81 issued, as sforesaid, shall b. attached
c0spoos ~ the ssu,i auruti interest which ma, 4t.
erue, which coupons msy be siRaea b officers 50 b.
appointed To- Size purpose h. the secretary Of IL,
Treasury. And the fai,h OF the tortsdrta,e STATE. h
hereby iAdgrd for tHe dae pay msnt v shs ysiae pal
aud interest If he said stock and bonds
Src3 ~ tie pxpfrattea 4 i've rpars frtrashs Gss,
ga uf September nest, The Confederate s9sfes say
nav ~ any purti0n 81 thr bonds ~ stocks, uga4 gi,.
ny three months pserieuH public nc.ies, p, lis .sss
a. Government, pf Ike particular stock. a, buads h.
ne ph,i, and tie time aud place 81 pa, sH,si, snd from
and after The time 80 appointed, 10 isyta,s Jeirsezs
sb I'll be EHia - rs5a atoci ar sutrAa.
sgc 4. The q ttt4cates ri stost Rna froHls ,tsIl be
issued 10 4utG ipt ~ aul for 5atp @s,anrts ~ III se
artrrrn,n~t BY tiie secretary o. the lrras LIZ. an
mas be Assigned or deNttrrd nndtr esea Essa.&ns.ign4
IT. y4- - Ef$0
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-24
w y II n EIWS.

FoRrnEss MONROE, S-p;. 10 -Four.
teen eonlrabauds escaped last night from
near Sewell's Point aud came over to the
Fortress in canoe They represent
provisions very scarce in Prince Anne
county.
There are some 5oO rebels at Sewell's
Point The force there is constantly
changing.
The vessels comprising The bloekadiug
fleet, previous 10 he IIattrras expedition,
are returning u Old Point. The ST
lawrence has been OF Sa,anah but brings
no news
We learn from a Frenchman who de
serted from the Yorktown, that she is
iron Pla ed TO protect her sides and up.
per machinery.
WAsnNGroN, Sept l6-A general
order issned 10 day, places all persons
authorized 10 raise regiments, batteries or
companies, within the loyal States. under
the order of the Governors of lhoir States,
10 whom they must report, ana who are
10 organize or reorsanize, and prepare
them tor service. Hereafter commissions
are 10 be given by tie Governor
FnlDgaIc9. Nd. Sept Immeli-
ate!y alter the farce WAS gone throu in
with Yesterday +. NJ. OF calling The roll
and adjournment, an unusual stir took
place in the companies Of the vicinity.
Wilson's regiment were observed passing
through tie city in different directions
and soon found chat tho city VAS walled
in. No one could 90 out without pass
from the Provost Marshal. whose office
MAS soon crowded with an excited lhrong
Of people who had been stopped and turn
ed back. In the meantime Lieut.. Car
michael Of The Baltimore police was mo-
wing quietly about with officers. accom-.
panied by squad Of military making ar
rests, commencing with the officers Of the
Legislature, especially the Clerks who
cpnlended that they would keep the Leg
islative machine going ill quorum
should arrive.
The aim Of the officers was 10 arrest
all the members who voted for Mr.. Wal.
laco's famous report, about 81 600 copies
OF which were yesterday seized as trea.
sonabie documents
During The afternoon the Union mem
bers Of the House and Senate met in eau
Gus AMI resolved that the action of the
Senator'S present, in not assembling, hav
ing virtually brought the Legislature TO
an end, they would return 10 yhcir homes
aud not again attempt to rea.semble.
SayaraI Of tha must Noisy ani aptiy.
ece.sonisls in town have also been ar
rested.
The prisoners will remain at the Guard
House al night aud be removed to Fort
McEIcnry in the morning.
JErrrr-oy CRY, Sept. II. The cor
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-24
The Cavalry Company.

Bs- Capt. pAR;ox has some So or (
men enlisted IN his Cavalry Company
and could have ha! many more, we pre-.
sumo, coull he have secured the accep
tsnre al Il full company. Bl G'n IRE
mont has given orders to tax. no more
cavalry than he ,mont new forming.
the companies to fill Which have already
been accepted. One OF these companies
is now bein. raised in Delaware County,
and Cap. PARSONS wants q secure some
80 men 70 i'll mp 'ha' company. 70 those
wishing 10 enlist in this l.yorte arm Of
the service, the last chance is now offered
Drafting has commenced, as will be seen
by the announcement Of diutart Gener
III BAKER, and ii is much bA,t.r ~ 80!
uateeG than be drafted.