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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02
TsUNGBER!

| have in successful operation N V
Large Steam Snw Will,
Which is Situated one mile North-Wcst Of
KIcKApoo, ANDERSON COUNTY, TEN As,
In one of the best Pineries in the State, and
easy of access. Ny facilities for sewing
and filling bills with the best of lumber are
better than they have ever been.
Thankful for past favors, l respectful
solicit a continuation from my old custom
ers, and the patronage Of as many nea ones
as may favor me with call.
l have now on hand the largest lot Of sea-
soncd lumber in any one yard in the State
Call and see for yourselves.
OUR PRICES ARE
ror rrc-i7l .-.-.--.-..sl q For ceiling. ---.- s.
For rsatbsi i.ef5iHa - r,r seautiihg, SC IS
Ters.s7 easa rad ne fnriaRoIi.
So r lOHNSaS.
~ s5tiers must he Hiteeied ia
tf. hH NcLANOEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02

Z
The Profcssionl well know that diff
fcrent Cathart1cs g act on different por-
tions of the bowels.
The Family Ca pithartic ill has,
with due reference r to this well estab-
lished fact, been d compounded from n
variety of the pur- >. est Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike on every part
of the alimentary 20 canal, and arc good
and safe in all ca II SEES where cathar-
tic is needed, such ~ as Der0ngemenfs Of
the Stomach, Slespi- q ness, Pans in the
Back and Loias, Cos tireRess, Pain and
Soreness over the VI whole body from
sudden cold, which - frequently, if neg
lecsed, end in long e course of Etrer, loss
Of Appetite, a creep-l = lng iSensdtica Of cold
ocer The body, Rest % Lessness, Heoddcheo or
Weight in The Head, lou Inygamotory die
eases, Worms IN Coll 'dreaor adults, Rheu-
mdtism, a great purifier of the blood, ard
many diseases.to which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous to mention In this advertisement
Dose ! TO g.
Price Three DiMeg.
The Liver Inyigorator and Family Ca
thartic Pills are retailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale by the trade in all the
large towns.
S. T. w. SANFR0D, u. d.,
MaHufacturer and Proprietor,
1856 Broadway, New York
For sale in Dallas by J. MOTT, Jr. [321y1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02
Dallas Hotel Property
For Sale

1--WE BRICK BUILDING on the South
"A East corner Of the Public Sq.ias e. known
and used as the DALLAS HOTEL is offer
ed b. the ProPrietress for private sale. The
building IL commodious and well located for
hotel purposes. AM will be sold on terms
that cannot fail to be satisfactory TO pnr-
ti.azsis Ieimsi XII BE- rnhiz knoun on 80
.e.n iHris ti-1e I'll a. Given "a, a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02
LEGAL OAnDa
saurs. aad Record
ArroRNErs oouNsELLoRs AT LAW
pArrAs, PAIL. corsry, TEXAS,

WIN attend pTompily " an Lusiuess entrusted 10
ihem Ia lhs eouniie, OF DALLAS, Elis farIsn Parker
s"hh'"ni KAUFMAN, tfliin aud neaisu, aud ia the
hhpreme and Federal r,'urts al Austin,
NOyelniQr. lS.a q a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02
NEW ORLEANS,
N4lSvALAAMN0US Carl.
WILLIAM A. GOLD,
commissioner Of Dec
IrrIppI1rn .

4 uIlloklLED TO take any and all ackn pItI..,-
I \ mems for record, ufdav;s, dispositions &C. or
the States OF Maryland and Massachusetts Mn,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02

NEVER DEBILITATES.
1T is compound entirely from Gums, and
4 has become an eat blishcd fact, a stadnard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03
r.I Annnn An aaf


A CORRESPONDENT from FORTRESS Monros makes
thu following ststsmsnt In Relation 70 the ar.
rest Of Col ALLSz by Gen. BUrLxR;
1 understand that the charge, against Col
ALLun embraes several Offences. He II 40
eused, In the hrst place, Of going beyond the
linz Of our picksts With msn Of his command,
which Il In direct violation ef military law.
His man, moreover, have besn guilty, az
various TINES, VI vsry ssri ,us yiolstiens q
ptfvsts rights, In con mt ting seprsds,ions
upon pvivsts property, and In offering srious
lnsulis 70 pe'scns who had In no way uH.c.>1s
tbs~'.,'.- :. our nc,ullv, Yesterday, ot day
befas. he Il accused Of having ssizoa SIX pr
sons and brought them into camp ~ prisonefA
In spite Of ths fact that three Of them sxhibit-
cd permits 70 rem ain on their farm, signed By
Gen. BUTLER, and toe other thres sx libitsd
siuai ar ps-sss signed by Col. ALLEs himself
This violstion Of per nit IL In itssh q very
serious violation Of military law. Colonel
AILxs's excuse IL that tbess elk men were Al
wotk for a ssccssionist. and were about TO h.r.
vset sssndid field f WHEAT, Of which the
alleged ,eos ssionb, e widow vas tn, oNn,r.
II 10 further charged that after making the
arrert he ordered the wheat field 70 be set on
FIRE and IL was utterly Destroyed. Such q,
act OF vandalism ~ this certainly deserves tn
ssverest puni'h nent ALLEN alleges, hoWsv
or, tbs, he did not order the burntng, but tn a
| IL was done by tho regross, and thst he had,
moreover, been tod W them that tbs six msr
| whom he srretttd we're rot engaged Ia bar
vestiDg. but ware intending to stsal horses In
his camp. He dec Are' hi, abb ty 10 refuts al
the charges that are brought against him, AND
attributes the srreit 70 ths malice 0. his snt-
mios.
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TIE THIRII.suTH REontKsT.-Ord bavs
ben received from Albany today for the Seth
regiment, Col. ISAN's, 10 st1t today for
Wsshipgt but in consequence of some dr.
sculty among the officers, and lack Il pOr.
ton Of thsiR squipmsnts, they will not, In all
probability, e. OF before Tomorrow o. N. day
after.
Tu 25rH RronxnsT Gel. KERzzaAu)-
Contrary 10 general expectation this regiment
did not lssvs yesterday, the payment Of Tie
men b.lng for some reason stin delayed; and
Col KrRuoAr refuses 70 leave with 6s COM
msrd in thar present psnnil.ss condition. It
b said that Col KxRpIoAr, though . nsubs
Of Congress, will not take his ssst At tn, con-
Ing extra session, a. be dssIs 1t his duty 70 re-
msia with bis regiment
On Monday, D,puty Sheriff vULrEr, o, be-
half Of tbs employees or the sustiRs o6ics,
presented KsRRIoAs's Unicn Rangers with .
stand Of colors. Senator BrmoIA being called,
made q patriotic address.
SEcoSD RsondKSr, N. Z. 8. M.--Recruits
who have Joined this regiment In Co. d, JoHs
KEnsEbr, Capt, will meet for consultation q,
noon, this day, at M. RrAs's, coz. BIvsry ssd
Great Jones street By order Of P. J. Co.'S
Don, Recruiting so'gssnt, Co. d.
WnL LHAvE ToDAY.-Rsoruits for Ii,
Second Regiment N Y. State Militia, nos Ia
the service Of the United States At Balls Cros,
Reads, vhRinis, will be inspected and mus
tered into the servie, positi sely at ~ o'clock
this day, and proceed direct to washinSt1n To
| join the Regiment.
CANr wooD. YosKKns, July 2, 1901
Ed NJ Y. Sun: viii gu be so kind a. TO sOtio'
that tie Mozart Regiment laves this pls,. %
the 4th Of JAY morning direct fer ws,hisK
ten, and call UPON all men on isdN, or ncih
out, 10 rtiSrH Immediately, in ordsr 70 BE- Equip
| pad and uniformed In time for tn, start
Yours, truly, Z. J. RnLr Col. M,zsrt R.g't
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ARsrsr or A FuorrrvB Tzou

AR1rsr OF A FuorrrvB ISoN \
ruA-Roun. csoss w. srfs,.i ,es.ei
city - f--.,a,s f.ou Pailsd.'pbis
ss.nos charged with blgsuy. II cpl
rscen,'y N ssrisd IN ths, city Mos A
bu, deserved her and rams 20 NV YOi
lsvvd, hAvine sscgtain 4 the be had ID
and c,uas5 bis Arrest on . vtrrpnt
Phusdslphis sDseis''r'~ he is 70 Be q
dsy. :
HroBwAr RoBBunY -JouS BIO,
sidins Al he SIC IVES, 96s s,rsa,
through Hndr srsy', near TaoniI, 4
deg nigh, whsp tsp u-knouu msi ID
down sod r,obai him Of 81, st,ef whieI
The FiNh w, RI Police - ~ atNsr sr-as'l
en- suspicion, but &c RtoHDAS WA 1aAb
them, hey wao dhoharsed.
CuAIoE or FALAB PRErxscK :
srK sALrr,., . uiddl. ased lady. res,
1868 Bro,ds'y wee yesterday b. ought
hos COssoLLY. chsrssi with fal1ul ,nsl
. piano. vlusi a. $40, from uusA n
music eesler IN BrJad rAy. Itts chsi
WARNS thN he lo,red be- ne p an
u-os,L. she ss4 ins thu she -asass ~
U.S. std shJvls,ng rAt W mlvs II o
Subsequently Mc WArxna asosrt,l ned
lrg,s. sra, che hsd, without his k,nis
n. Toe Acouss5 1ehi8s nav ,uS - d sh'
/ aini,t. ihsi, h.iuE Ia pressing Eesd "a
/ plsd.od ~ Tas far 10 - be Dvst,S
eluiss Of nv days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03
Military News.

TEE EXCELSIOR BRIoLDK--A special sss-
SIGN OF the Supreme Court was bold at Camp
Scott on Monday, by Judge BARNARD, to take
Into consideration the suits Of hdbeds CORPUS
brought BY disseminated membo Of the Bri-
sads for their discharge. Tho pntieul.rs er
these cases have already been reported In the
SUN. At AZ o'clock, as the counsel OF the
Pittsburg men did not sppear, their case was
dismisssd. In the case OF AN va. Sickles, the
plaintiffs counsel made no motion, and tho
jadgs adjourned the court, thus terminating
the SIcKLEs treublss for tho present. Up.
wards Of 4. 900 men are now enrolled Ut d.r Gan.
SIcKLKs. at Camp Scott, and the men generally
are Of splendid appearance. The camp prsssnts
an animated and orderly aspect, and the men
are bring carefully drilled by their officers.
Tho rumors Of troubls In this Brigade have
arisen from the arrival OF detashmsnts from q
distance with insufficient quotas Of men 70 form
companies, but who desire, nevertheless, to re-
tain thar own captains and llsutenAnts. As u
Is absolutely necessary to blend these eompa-
MES together. and do away with many claim.
ants TO commissions, the aggrieved parties
have every motive to vindicats themselves BY
. USE Of thsir influence against the oficsrs who
have dspOssd themi they, Therefore, spread 70,
ports injurious TO the character Of thu Brigade,
which have no foundation In fact
SAooND Firm ZoUAvKh AccHrrnD Man.
bers Of this regiment will assemble at Centre
Market, corner Of Grand and Centre s.rests,
(71st Regiment Armop) for the purpose Of
proceeding to quarters at Staten Island. By
order Of jams FAIsMAH, Col oommsndins.
Nav YoRK's QUorA. following volun-
teen regiments Ars still hers, but will leave at
AZ early day for the seat Of war 23d Ksgi.
msnt Col. HoTTNAsi gath, Col. SULLrvAz /;
9th, Col sLoouM; 3od, Col TAILoRi 3ith,
Col. LADuE; 36th, Col BRowH; 36th, Col.
ISsHs. This Ia not taking into aceount the 25th,
Col. KkRRIoAs's, with which we will have sent
TO the held thirty one voluner, fourteen militia,
and three independent regiments. Five indie
pendent organizations still remain hero the
Mozart Regiment, Colonel REILLY; JAeksOn
Guard, Col. KENNEDY Anderson ZouavsA, Col.
RIKxR; Brooklyn PhalApx, Col. ADAAU and
Sieklos Brigade, Gen. SIoKLHs commanding.
These will all probably 20. There are also the
Second Regiment Fire ZOuGveS, Christian msn-
at arms, and some others still moro obscure.
The two cavalry regiments, Col. BIRoH's
(Linccln GrSsns), and Colonel MoRHYHoLDs
QinoCln Cavalry promise will. and viii no
doubt soon be added to the force from the
RDPks etats.
CoLoR PnRsESIAroS,-Col. IsSE's rsgi.
msnt (S6th) will receive a stand Of guide oelOss
today at thsir srcsmpmsnt on Riksr's leland,
BY tb, pupils OF z4th street school Ths steamer
r bart Andersen which will convey the chill.
dreu to the Island, will Leave Peck SLIP at %.
and T,nth street At 10 O'Clock.
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DEATTaR.

CAUoHEY-on Tuesday, July I'd. John b
I'm, m. tIt.n1. q u. snIlz are rs.p.S.any h \
before O'Clock, from TN Il. Il, r. Oharchl
and 50 AvSs, without further invit.tion.
HA0nRTY-0n Tuesday, I'd inst, sftsr q "A
ssyeIe ilnsis, CaihArine, sic Of Peter HAEsrt
The frisud. Of the A.uily are respectfully 1
in1t At IN O'Clock, from her lats residsnoe, M
$50 q, viii out further Invitation.
LAnsERsoE-At Springfield, L. l., on T
nor I m ming JAY "a. Derrick Henderson, assd
His ffisnds ana fsIstives are reupsctfuIfv I'M,
Hiend ue funeral, this (~ednesdAy) efsaTpI
son Lamberson, sprin shsld. L. l.
,LuDWICK-On tee I'd Inst Sslsmou Lui I,
the A4th year Of LA aga.
Tbs AAends and relatives Of the family, u
mtmbets q Coyenhst Lo6se, No, 80, ]. o. c
day sfsrroon, 9th lest at oil ck, fre.u b
IesideneN, soth 1t, bet. 4th Gad bth svsa.
huRPHY-After a short but severe Illn,e,
ps huiphy: nAiiVe OF Ross CArbOry, Coukit
The hs sS' o. S'0 tSs ar fS o. h As subsu Of
Depl rtheut, and the l. N gshoremen's Boolel
respectfOlly invited B, attend the fansrsll, On
day Afeinoou, tth lost, At o'olsek, from his Ia
vALESTNE-ou July lst, Guy ". Val
AL ri stys. aud tisnds are respectfully inv
ina At O'Clock. from bis Late Tslidsnos. X
9Oth o..
VII Monday, July ], Hdua
r., oung Il ran OF y. Elias and sarah Whit
egg . year, Z months and Q days.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, this twodr
nteTnoos, I'd inst, at . O'Clock, from tho resld
bic hsbeI. 100 v est 8Tth n. His remains
taken to Greenwood Cemetery 'or htermant-
YOuNG-oa Monday, lat List, D,ldsst
ASfd N yssns.
ma tiissos ard RELATIVES Of ths fsniiy are !
resltSs o, !. nsoseyelt st. thia "WEDNESDAY
noon, u osAoek.
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PsDnrRrAsBM ON FASHION CouRsR.
Two great foot races came of on MONDAY, on
the above course Ths frst was for on.-
quarter Of q mile, for a purse OF $3.50, and a
sweepstakes Of S25 each. The following were
the competitors J. NKvm, OF England; q.
adams, OF New York; and J. THOMAS, Of
Newark, N. j. NnvIa won by about 10 foot.
Time; So "a tsccrds
The second race WAS for one nile, for III,
same amount. More pedestrians entered for
this than the quarter mile race, vis.i j.
WHITE, the Cham pion Of England; BESsErr,
the TonSwanda Indian; @. ADAMS, OF Rev
York; HoBsoS, OF Trenton, N, j.; Nows, Of
Norwich, Conn.,. and NEvIsi Of Ens gland. For
tome distance they ran quite oloSely. As the
distance began to tell, however, they beg an 70
separate, and at intervals ADAMS NoMS AID
Hossos quit running. evidently quite ex-
haustsd. But the contest between WHITE The
Indian, and NHvIs was very clos, and highly
exciting, espsoislly during the last quarter Of
the mile. Ths EnBllsh Champion aud Nevis
eventually crosstd the score side and SIDE,
making It dead heat bstvein then, in
$3.50 L 4, while the In0isn, who proved himse II
an enduring runner, caus In close upon the1-
. good nuhber three.
WHIrn won thu heat, amid great applause,
by 60 or 10 yards. Time, 400 IL.
Al the co; clus'en Of the last race, a pool
was made mp for ten mile dash-S50 FOR the
winner, and eI5 for the second. Three started
WHITE, the Indian and GAEANHALL-
WRItH won the race and drst prize sasily Y,
doing ten milea in 5S,40. GRHwsHALL was
second, and beaten slxty yardA The Indian
gave up o. tho eighth mile.
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Cet.braii. n Of the rsar,h.

SOM Of the q'id H'nes eoDddsAtly assert that
the leaders contsu plate eel'b sting the Fourth
by grand advance Of the Uuion Army, stimuli
tansous with the OF AAizA ton o. the Patriot
Congress ard The delivery Of Pfc'idSnt's Mos
sage that shall be memorial. nsxt to thu
Declaration that gave inmOri sliry to the day.
Ths earlier declaration WAS OF Independence to
DO Achisvod-ths new will bs Of Indspsndsnss
TO DO rodse med and mAintAinsd. IL GsnsrAl
Scvrr can indeed give Hs fireworks to match
and no mistake, the celebration will b' itsOlf
~ slsrices a. the day We OslssrG,s
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From Washluxtsa.

Washington, July 2-tisnsral Oader 8s is as
follows First, Those volunteers who ara now In
,hs service Of tho Ua,si Atss .or longer period
'hsn three months sill bs mustered for p.ynsni
TO include .hs sob Of June. Their officers are
eAu,ion' d 'hA this troops aot be paid upon MAJ,
NriDg rolls, ard 'hs rolls proper for this purpose
will DO tent 70 them, wsch, whsn nllod up, they
viii tend to ,hs PAyruas,sr Gsns,Al In ,aia cl,y,
tina, Ray rolls may be M de thsrsfrom.
stcobd-Ths existing regulah qua upon tbs sui!
jec' OF sIPoin'men, OF suffers In the army are
hereby rtseiIde6, and hsncOforth thsss aJpo'u.
msn's will be mAds by The Secretary OF wsr. IL
having been ssOersiutd 10 the satisfaction OF the
War Department., thA, C'pL MAVEr, A ,sis,An, Az
Jutast General, C'plAln G. l.. sTIvsssoH, Of the
oh IlfAu,ry, and I'd L'eui. DLIoS Of the 9th To-
f.ntry, entertain and have expressed ,reasonabls
dsdsBs Assins, the Government Of lhs United
s'Aiss, ,hsir n'msS, according to general order
Aunbor 81, will be stricken nom he rolls OF tbs
amy and 30 Of Major ALBEAT J snrru PAymSs,sr,
for having dsssrs d his post ~ Key wSs,, Florida
The several medical Dlrsctou OF the army will,
when 'hsy hAys reason so doubt the professional
SOmT s.eDOe OF any Of hs msdieAl officers undsr
their charge, orgsniss . Board Of no, Ices than
three medical CHEERS which shall examine said
officers Of questioned professional capacity and d.
ode whether they arc oompsisui 70 the pertsrmAoes
ottAsir duties. II ,hs deOlEon OF the Board IL
adverse shsy will cease 70 10 In ths military ser
vice Of the United stAies.
Capt. J.F. GuNn, Of North Carolina, and Lieut.,
oUArrLKnAtN, Of nth Carolina, have Issignsd In
the Army
CoArEs KIIET has bStn AppsiHtod an additional
PIyDas,er 10 the army.
The ID New Hampshire and iih hlssAeh US ,,a
rseimerS were today reviewed by the Prssldsal
and Secretary Of War.
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From Portre.n Rlanr.e.

Fortress Monroe Jaiy1, ria Bdiimore, .JaIy
e.-Ths % Massachusetts Regiment today moved
from the enc Ampnsni within the fortress 70 eccu-
~ position between Hampton anti New MA,kst
mids~ Hampton Crcsks Is s,sd BY bAsissuI
manned by 'hs Naval Bhgsde
sUsDaI MOVEMENTS.
Gen Buun and STAT are now viHti ng The sn-
can pmen'. CD. MoCmNsrs Regimen, takes the
piece OF the Sd Ness huseiis. The 4,h M,ssaohu-
ses,s ResimeAiI was to move from Newpoi, No ~,
but ,hs Older ~ count rnandtd
DoA'r USpusrAspr IT.
ehme oiths ssaohuss>a re- im,nt expires
in shout two weeks, and on a,ooln, Of their Ardu
Gus duties Within ths fortress and ~ Newport
News In the way Of mounting cannon aud digging
treic hss, the order for ,hsir movement excited
much comment.
ON. DuTLER nrARrIAL.
Cen BUrln 10 by no means psrIsl 70 tho M.s
ssohuItt's ,eslmtnI.
YoRKn ANoSd ruK RxUSLs.
One Of the l. ,ui.i'ns u u.Is, who WAS made
prisoner on Saturday, named CLAKK, VI, formerly
a wood sngrsvsr in he publi,hlns establish nsa,
Of HARrn q pRos., 10 New York.
HARD FARE "A FKUuLss, EXPEDITIONS.
oa the march irou Yorktown Ihs Louisiana
oock.d as oooasloa nigh, require. Tue force
which advanced coos u ID oi 600 n'An,ry and 500
cAvsliy. The two deaIrtGs rsprsssa, tho force
oua Nh 'u'ard Stronger sud that they reached .
poias two miles this side OF Gren B,,hel, whom
,hs expedition, having DscarSsd ths greater part,
prol~bly rv.uu Cd 10 Yoiktows. NolhiAg has sinos
b. On heard f,hsIn.
cA.ALar sHHDsD.
fos Nav York, via BIlnuors. by bpa, today, 10
Induce tho Massachusetts state ,u,horitlsa, II pos
sibl-. 20 dkpAtsh . rssin1t OF cavalry 70 Fotss
hooIos.
Col DISns California regiment Ia sKpscisd
hels tomorrow.
The "Qusksr Gay" brought sp ~ pr'A, today
tie schooOsr sally hyErs, nom b. d Imlugo, ownsd
H. YoI1sswp.
Nm. RIHARps EnLAsHD,
A flag OF truce hiss Us, 90 ne down froz NSrfblk
with d. RouAADa, physician to President LISooLa
Hs RIoHAAna) vas srrsSasd 81 MAAAAsAI junction
thros weeks ego, whilst In qasst OF his son al
Char oaSville. DR.. X. was imprisoned In II OBJ
mond jail, And net permitted 70 90 10 hoasl, even
under guard, sAd treated with many lnd,gal.lsA
uadl he saw Gmsrsl Hu0m o. ,rfolk, who wAs
exceedingly s,ssnnVs 70 oil his wants. Two M.ry.
lAod ladies' also came under tho dag ofHuce.
AN IsoATH-A Los0 SAIL
Five Northern mtOhAnies have reached The tort
reSA In IN ell bee, fron Puuao River, North Caro-
Ina, distance q 200 miles, The GiP occupying SI
dSys ard n'Jh,s.
ARkBT SRI.
W. n. wEnSL, Assistant Provost MushI a the
A.,
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Wdsh;nSt0r, Juiy7 Lieutenant Colo nel J.
" BTLrr, chief o. The Ordnance Bueeau, Ia, TO-.
day rsti'sa ihs bre,H o. Brls Adier G,nmAl In the
United sA-s Army, sn Appoln,aen, which Ia rs-
oelved with sursrsl satisfaction.
Sovs ASrr 90 rHoors.
Tie Harisa Avtuieiy, Of ths Ia Rhode II'And
Rssin 'n., lsf' ws'hing,oA yss,sfdsy evsSing by
raw. D'ahAA,inn unknown.
Toe IAN Brooklyn regiment, broks camp toby,
and pAAs into Vnginis. Tns 4,h hichsan aud
ii,h Messed uso,a r,slmsbis arrived this morn
Ing. ths !A,ser with tsslr splendid ADD sxPsnsive
squippags add 80 horses, occupied GO oars
pAIuR GENERAL fEnosu.
k'Ior G,D.n fEHNosr has ma yet bean sssiE,-
Cd W o,tnmAtd. lie expresses . hops that he
will no, org icmA,n inio'ivs.
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ions II. QuAcxHsBusH, Of Troy, has bean
promoted from list lisutensnt q Capt. VIII
soE's COMPANY Of % regiment Kew York Vol
vntosrs 70 general signal ofiosr At Fortress
Mcorcs. Al ths tns Of the battle Of Great
Bethel, Lieut.. QUAcKKrBusH was In the hos-
pital, bat hssrng Of the departure Of his
company, he started immsdlstsly In pursuit,
without consulting his physician. ovsrtskIng
them before thsy arrived on the field, and was
1t bis post when tbs 0sEBLx gun was taken
from tie hsld By the company q which be WAC
first Lieutenant.
VIZ have, In the Krsxvflls (renn.) Wh;0,
OF the f5th ult-, IN, proceedings In fall Of the
HAST T,nnessss (Ststs) Convention, which vas
hsid four days. Every county In East Ten.
po,bins ~.. Don. !. s..-... bat sysy..h.ag in
opsn ss.uion. Tbe Convention was Z anti In
its actions and concluSions. In the words o.
the Wig -" East Tennessee has SD At the
ballot box that she will not 70 into the Soa.h'
srn Copfederaoy that she will not subait to
Gran Of her citizens 10 wage q var wholly
uncalled for and that they shall not pay the
unjust and ruinous taxes imposed by this 70.
cant corrup, and unconstitutional Il islstion
Of the state" Tr enty nina counties were re-
presented in the Convention
THE HOE HoRAcs MAYNARD, Of East Tsn.
nesses we'll known a. the North as q southern
Tennessee, has been thrsAtsssd vi III Gsssssins
ton and, in Order 10 iHcits It, all .oits Of lios
have been cireulA against him. The KaoK-
vile Wig says There are those who think
they can instiRa,e some irresponsible villain
20 assassinate him, AID as h, has n, relatives
In this state, aad no long train OF influential
friends 70 espouse bis oauss, the affair sill psss
| by without any retaliation from any quarter.
Such parsons are wofully mistaken Lot thsc-,
If they dare, do violence to the psrs,n Of MAY
HARD, or airy other Uni man Of East Ton
Deeees, because q his Uuioa sentiments, an
the cons, q nences 10 them will 10 OF the m -,
fearful character. Lot . Respectable Unior
man IN Knox county DO slain by q secession
ist, ard We can give the namss Of sigot OF ten
/ promin snt teceesionists 10 the county, who vii
instantly bite the dust A certain a. there u
God In Heaven, they will have to dis W,
spsak Advisedly, and reflect ths pur POSES OF
large organic lticn in this ana othsr counties
| Commit your Acs Of violoro AID then for 4
| ~ yoursoves WITH regiments Of troops W,
tell you that you will bs met vi opposisl
regiments, and you shall DO pur.u.d to th'
very gates Of hell, but what your blood shall
| atone for the violence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

The CON- soMsH MovExusr-MKErrso
AT THE LAgARox HousE-7Ae PeGtios-rhero
was small meeting en Monday night at the
LAtugs Honso, Of men who are supposed to DO
In favor q presenting the petition for eonprs-
ulse which proposes "a peaceful separation" Of
the Northern and Southern sta.sa. It Is re-
ported that Mr.. GrDHos J. TuoxER, late Sec
rotary Of the State Of Now York, Mr.. Pr1z
WILLIAM Br.DsALL, Isc,niy . clerk in the
Naval Ofaoe, oos Of tho editors o, tho Dog
Book, and half dozen others were present.