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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22

"a young poet out West, IN describing
Heaven says; It world Of bliss fenced
in with pretty girls. If that is true, aud
we are so fortunate as to get there, we in.
tend TO ask permission 10 sleep in the fenos
corners" Vicksburg WGg
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22
MONTGOMERY, March l6

The South believes that the only thing that will
satisfy the North will be to prove her ability to
maintain her independence by force of arms. She
is willing to do so. The impost on negroes import
ed from the border will probably be 20 per cent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22

SINGULAR CoNupEsCE--Maor Anderson, hold
ing Fort Sumter, Lieut.. Slemmer, holding Fort
Pickens and Capts. Hill and Ricketts, holding forts
in Texas all belong to the first regiment U. S. Ar
tillory.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22
MoSTGoxERY, March l5

President Davis veto on the African Slave Trade
Act objects to the section authorizing the sale of Az
rcans to the highest bidder in opposition to the
clause in the Constitution forbdding such trade
The vote to pass ii over the veto was Is yeas to
"a nays. Congress adjourns tomorrow.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22

TOBACCO ExEMPT.-By the provisions ofthe South
ern tariff, leaf tobacco is exempt from duty
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-22

pca- lF you are indebted 10 the Chronicle Of
ce, pltase come iorNar and PAY uPls05e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

which was nearly eight and half hours the So
nate opened again II 1890. The House III - -
crease number of Representatives 10 - Mas tAken
IN and after . short discussion WAS laid over,
On motion of M. Carlisle, the Senate pruceedeA
assin 10 Executive session % 1l:s0. The SenAAo
adjourned till $3.50 to-day. VIII
The following nominations for Brig. 0eneral9,
in addition 70 those heretofore announced, WERE II
is said confirmed last night: Hurlbut, MeClernand,
Bchenck, Grant, Baker, Lyons, Cox, Prentiss, An
derson, King. Sigel, and Goneh. --.s-------
The principxl ntIicers If the new Army regiments
we're all confirmed, while the rejections comprised
only = few Of the minor appointments. Lient-Col.
Emefy's nomination WAS also confirmed
New York, Aug. 9.
Stocks duii Money and Exchange dull 70 5
per cent on call. Mo. IS 4sH, Va 81, Tenn. Sc
43A. e, s.. Go sI Coupons IS, q. 8. IS ~ 81.
Treasury IS 95s4, u. s. Is So. Coupons 30.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07
mepahl.oaa state C.nvsnsien.


The ol6cial proceedings Of this oooven.
ton, for cory Of which ve are Indebted 20
Mr.. Palmer, Of the State Register. will be
found 10 smother column. or the conven.
ton ,tself, " have sirssdy said that i vas
largely attended, sixty seven soueties being
epreseessd, and that BY 90 overwhelming
majority il 70 nominated Mr.. Kirkwood for
60 slestion 70 he rasposeibls o1hos Of Gov
srnor Of IouA. We have On several occa-
ssoss insinASe6so our disapprOvsi Of some OF
bic olk1ial saAA. His sppeiat0ents hassnot
alUAys oss or approval. Aiseekss base
douO4lSse been msde. but % che Ushsr band
il must b. sAmittAA ~ avery reasonable man
that bic position has been very trying one
--oue which 90 man could Oil without incur
ring ssassrs. Fer isssaDee, BIO q 10 il poser
bio "a. asLset from asssied oss, psfsoos "a
Dshle of sonmandiDg out voluatsssss 0sUs
~iil prove worthy and capable, bet many
more will, on trial, turn ous inekoisss. Our
men nass Do ofkAersd, - Mo bses manner
shss can 81 done, and the Governor % un-
doubtedly acting upon the best lights be has,
seleetase lrem sbs bsss natssisl - hss Gen
y md. Expsrisoes usss ssash - the arr OF
War, Of which few know anything nov. Blu,
they will soon learn. Experience 10 she held
vim ,soes bring forward ssch nen - The
emergency requires.
OF the acts OF Governor Krkwood which
have been esnAssed By abe press and the REQ
/ pie, il will turn cut upon examinations thai
the fault finding has bssn uureasonsbie--
that responsibilities bavs bsso demanded
that IN mysterious Instances, perhaps large
msjorisy, hard and psrsisssot lying has been
rssostsd TO sy disappointed sspiran.s vnd
., -. :: .ss:s.s. .sa sas.-Is1 sn.s no
acted Nth en- eye single to the bsst isseresis
| Of the State that he has been faithful And
true and ssed diligence to prevsat waste end
exsravagsncs 10 tha 6tAse sxpoadstureo. WI
know that hs bar pls1es6 NJ private nsans
10 . anoapt sGol poshAee - ~ ~ b worth
TO pay = ooe sroeoe. n 49, labefed IN.
tirssGl1 and nsds greet sssri6oss greater
LptGbably ! s1an any indlvidsal 10 lows. Whe
sog0 q Would have Dose bstssf
JsAa p. Nssdhsm, Of AAAaska, = ths nom
| Ines for Liassaeaas 0svseeAe.. ~ i nen
f<Dnan wvslusd savorably knevn throe1b
- Ahe-6 oaass H NJ sesss6 = 6i6srSu
IIi1ss u hesh Heasos 90 ~ 1ae1eal As11al
hly, aad viii, - dosss ses, dissbssgs sSed
itGbly the dstiss o. Lenscnant Governor
Should S1s ps0pts ssa6tn shs sstsseioo.
or the aoninss for Jndgs OF the 6uprsm'
Cosrt, Jsdes Lose, Is il hardly nsssssar,
FOR ~ 20 sey ssythioG. He 10 well known II
tho people o. this 6sats-to large najofit,
81 thar psesonslly-to pretty nearly I'll b,
rspssasios, and fsw Of sAsn viii esse q
have q. tell then who be -(Havksys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

tsrprise. Large amounts OF capitsl 49,
been enployed, and tho connections q s0s
principals have been 20 arranged 40 20 -.
sure immense PROFITS with innunity from
personal peril. lis known tbst thers ase
two principal and rival iuntAs Or cliqncs y
this CITY who have controlled the trafhc. 10
one OF these Albert Horn, nov prisoner On
charges Of piracy, Was tbslsading spirit, and
In tho cthe.- .. es..s;4 !cays Eer:.s g s.ss
innnhla rirniaa. freqnanting onr feehionahls
watering places, and prominent 10 fashion.
able church, 10 the chief directress and part
ner. Her ways, and those OF her accompli-
COS, have bcsn % mysterious, and the nsn'
sgsmept % shrswd, that the Marshal has not
vet bosp sble to procure satisfactory evi.
deDes sgainst them, but NO doubt it will nj
cons in good time.
The Msrshal's prompt end energetic action
has driven these merchants in human aesl
70 desperate straits, and the bnsiness has oil
ready become dangerous and uncertain. Tit
frst result 10 that this port has become al
unsuitable place for sitting out their vessels
and they are seeking other places Of depart
ure. Balsioors, PAiladslphia, and some o.
the Eastern ports, ere nov regarded . mos
eligible for tbsif purposes, - the Unitss
States MARSHALL there have not had the expe
! risnss which quaiihss them 70 judge between
: SLAYER and 40 ordinary vhslsr, Or CONNER
cial vessel. Some Of them are from inlan'
towns, where they would hardly DO likely :,
become sxpsrse in this spsoiss OF ship. craft
and, however we'll intsntionsd, they ere u
match for the shrswd eslpriss they are set =
oa,eh. We ars glad TO learn that the Sscre
tsry OF the Interior hes dstsrmiDed 70 call
conference OF Marshals. 10 meet ia this cit
as m early day, and receive from Mr.. Murrs
foil Instructions in regard to tho trsfic in .
ito details. They will thus learn more Q
the appearance and sppurtsDanses OF slsv
vessel 10 one day than they could 10 year
their usual routine Of once, for there ~
ready for their inspection, st the Atlanti
Docks, specimens Of each variety OF the pi
ratical crsft. The Msrshsls will thus as
become personally acquainted with each osht
and can arrange sysssn Of direct ccrres
pondencs which will enable them speedily
e1inguish tho horrible business aisogsshe
II Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

The July number Of this Quarterly has
come to hand with . table OF contents al
most attractive enough 70 engage attention
even during this ''hsa.sd tern, = and IN the
excitement Of these var tines.
New VslaBes OF the FeHr Reviews and
Blsckwoo commence July, 1891
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07
CONGREsSIONAL.

-----------------W Washington, Aug. 6.
House passed tho Senate bill relative to
the Supreme Court OF the u. s. in the case
Of appeals.
The Senate bill vas passed with % amend
nsnt approprissiog 90, 900 for repairs TO
the Long Bridge over the Potomac.
vsrioss measures were proposed to b to.
ken up By different nsmbsrs, bat objections
were interpreted.
HOUSE, passed the 6snats bill 10 insfsass
the pay Of regular army and volunteers.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox, : resolution vas
adopted calling on the President, il eompst-
ible with public service, 30 communicate TO
the House, 1t the next session, all eorrss-
pondspcs With foreign nstions since 1853
relative TO msritime rights.
Mr.. WycklifFe took occasion to say tho IN
| tellieence from old Kentucky 10 that she il
for Union, and being the 6rst coming into,
she will be the last to 70 ont Of IL. This an
nouncsmsnt was received with wild delight.
The friends Of the Union, both on the fooi
and 10 tho galleries, clapped their bSnds and
otherwise gave vent to their fscliogs. Ex
olamations Of 1Good for old Kentuokl" yer.
heard. The applause was long continued
and more animsted .scens Was seldom vii.
messed.
SENATE.-Dixon moved 10 suspend The Zoth ruiz
of the Senate to allow the committee on contingent
expenses to report resolution aud have it passet
4 same day; agreed to-. Mr. Dixon reported resolu
ton to pay Hon. Asbufy Dickens his saaary a. Gierl
Of the Senate for one year from the present time
amounting to $4,000 Resolution passed
The bill 1, punish certain crimes against the Uni
ted States was taken up and paused.
The Senate refused TO consider the reso
lutious Of Mr.. Nay regarding she Baltimor
Police Uoumissioners, q to IS.
All papers relative to Kapsas coutests,
! seat we're ordered printed.
Wilson mossd TO take up the joint rssolu
] ton approriag OF Oh the acts Ut tho Presi
} dsss, vhso Dooiistle moved thss tbs Ssnst'
: 70 into executive scssi0n. The motion ~
j disAkresd 10 BY sots d 70 70 a.;
4 Mr. Brsckinsidgs said that early 10 thi
i eeeeion 6anators we're vssy sDxioos 70 YET
!. for this rssolusion approving Of I'll the act
Of The President; nov there seemed 80 be
) recoil. He Thought il sas : good siEo.
Z Mr.. fsssandsn sid be bad 4alSAys bee
/. ready 70 vote. TIE ssgsneat seemsd to b
!. | msde tbss he sSsoase was afraid 80 vote
the gsoslensu could have oil The bsusdt q
} sucA afeuneus. 2xz
MIR. Trumbull said hs iwAs not ready
9 vote for the lesolutiOn until after fnrths
7 | consideration. sss-s48 saaf i
Il BY censsns resolution wss psssed to pa
j Nc. Stanton Who ooutessed the ssas Of CO.
. Lane, bic miissks. King then mossd TO /
5 into executive session, which U.s. agreed !,
e Senate 81 l2:l6 adjourned sine die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

DytAsnss Of these Pills The pss3s16c aoAasAs 81
""v0~ ~ S'ck headache nay - prsvsntSat Aal
.aksa AstAs sonnsneenest 81 q attack in-
ssaass relief from pain and sick ssss will ~ -
-. -. -... s.s g
Insy seldom fail in removing ths Nssses ssA
HesdseAtto which females are 20 subject.
Xosy set gently upop the bowels, -rsmsytse
For Lisvsvy Me~. sf1xrnn, Delicate YsnaIee.
80 all p~rsons Of sedenfery Asb,fs they vsjs-
Able - L1saftss, Improving the s,psHs.. siyiee
'ossand ssSsr u the digestive orxans and rsstosae
ssnasaral elasticity and strength q II. 49,
| systen.
The cEPHALIc PILLS ar. he resell, q ! -.
iavsssisssses asS sarsfsiiy osAsetsd sxpssinsss,
asvfnf essn ~ ia hsDy ysers, during which ttns
hey hare PTsssas<d sd feiisvsda vast snouniof
pain and sunsrissfrom Headache, Whether ovtsi.
mating ~ tAs ~s' ss~ssystem or FROM dsssnesa
stase u tie ssomseA es@
They srs entirely vegetsbl in their composition
And may BE- takes at al tues With perfect safety.
without ssking any change oil Diet, $40 ne Is
senee Of sny SfssgyssstleiAsts ve.Ssps II ssstfs ~
esfA<a t. sAsiAre~.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsl
The genuinf hAxs- Axe -sisas.~sss- cf Henry g.
6palding on each Box
Sold ~ nseolsts and sllother Dcelsrs /. NJ
icipss.
/ Box will bessnt BY mail prepaid on reasipt
Of the
PRICE IS GENTS.
i ALI orders should be addressed TO go
4 HENRY o. sPALDRNG.
No. ~ Cs1aF.sssset,
4 New.YoSk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07
No CorroE TO BIZ SHrpPKp.-Ths New O

No CorroE TO BE SHIPPKD.-The New Or
leans Crescent OF the ed says;
We publish to day card signed by every
cotton fsctor Of New Oricans, recommend
ing the planters not to ship bale Of cotton
30 New Orleans until the blockade 10 fully
and entirely abandoned. The gentlemen
VAe si6AJt6is card are all men Of their word
Who mean precisely wbat.they cay. and who
control tho trade Of one half the cotton
product OF the United States. Their recon
nesdesion will b carried oas b. The plant
6rS 20 a man.
That's right; keep the cotton oil safe till
Gen. Frenont gess down there, and, under
the recent oon6soation law, II will help pay
the expenses of the war. Keep it till Ne
open she blockade and ship il on account and
for the benefit Of Uncle Sam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07
NEW ADVEnTElEENTS
uweogWAa1 NOr1pE.

s ORIGINAL NOFBUE.
10 y. n, Baker, sdniniStrator 81 the estate of
Thomaa MasdymsA, aessassd, nobst Rssd and
VIM. uarhins, ldsfendants):
IIIRA r. DAkNEY has hlsd III the Clerks Once
4 i OF Lee County Disssiss Court 1t Ksokuk, !
pssiaios and IN amended petition praying for !
judsnpat aeainat yos said barker - adninlstraeOr
"a: 4ox e11bis saA - n@feert srf~sess fs~.n =.
Of DsesnhsS. 1858. upoa > mortgage nf rhoma.
the sduth hide Of the southeAst quartsT Of section
- ,D~nship g, saass : utss, - Lse eosaty, Iewa
- ael OF said Ffcnlsee = pey aid dsbtJ and Tor
general relief, With oosN NH AsA
And Sos nnst appear and answer said petition
~ neon Vi the sscond day at the next tern cf
said court, To be holden % tho hret Monday Of
September, 1851, or Judgment sd dssrss will &c
hsd thaxpin against you by debut.
! Aug. Z, ls6i-dim. Solicitor for Petitioner.
Wanted for tho 81. 8. Army.
yXyANrxD, cor the Unitsd States Army, yoans
w bodied men of eo0d Shavacter, 20 whom
win Is given god pay. board, clothing and msdl-
sAl attendance. PayRaes Gag from on 70 e22 per
month, according 70 merit. Recruiting geodssvous
on - street nsar he sset ca basl; 3 SMITH
Captain 18th Isfantry AseruitiDg onicer.
AaG 800 - = !
ldii1faYy Goods and Pistols.
U6T esslv11 u aAlos ment Of Colts, Smith a
u Wessons apd Alles's Pistols, 49,.
OsA1fxDa - Ax6ssipttGe Al Arr. ~ military
dooda promptly Z! L,s ne i5'sfs
aasidst Cor. III aad Main sis Ksoksk.
IIQKL1O.-A 90 dsstieI. sii1i.s ~ 80 y
o. 4 M ~ n III se.W.A1.IuOk1k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

THk DIS NOUNS VALLEY Waic 10 published
every Monday at this Office, is enesftke Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extcrded circur
laticn ihronghnnt the nes Moines yalley yKestA-
arm Missouri AAa Nertrrr ifafrUis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

We give below the statistics OF this
regiment. II numbers el8 men and COM
missioned officers, not including held Of
fcers. #
FIEIp AND ErArr OrrioxRs
IA MCDOWELL, Colonel.
Lieut.. Colonel
j. NJ GeRsE, Major
r.. II, WUUUW ARD, Adjuiani.
r. r. PATTERSON. Acting Quarter Master. y
REV JNO UFF0RD, Chaplain,
COMPANIES:
COMPANY A-MARlON GUARDS.
Linn County.
II. W. GRAY, Capt; Tarlton Caldwell, LIST It., W.
n. Harland, Cd 1t. SIS men.
COMPANY B-LUCAs COUNTY GUARDS.
Dan'i Iseminger, Capt; Il, d. Woodward, Isl 1t j,
E. E. Edwards, I'd Lit. SO men.
COMPANY O.---UNION GUARDS.
Hardin County.
d. ~ Stump, Capt; A. b. Harris, lat 1t, K. Al
lison, I'd L. - men.
COMPANY D.-APPANoOsE COUNTY VOLS.
M. M. Walden, Capt; John l.. Bashore, Isl It.,
W. A. E. Rhodes. I'd 1t. "a men.
COMPANY E.-MoNROE GUARDS.
Monroe County----
Henry Saunders, Capt; Calvin Kelsey, lst L.,
Leander Allison, I'd 1t. 81 men.
COMPANY F. CLARK COUNTY GUARDS.
SAINT p Glenn, Capt; Calvin Minton, LIST 1t.
Eohn T. Crimes Cd 1t. 81 men.
COMPANY G.-IOwA CITY COMPANY.
John Williams. Capt; A. J. Miller lst 1t, ]
| NJ. Douglas, I'd 1t. 70 men.
COMPANY H.--MONTROSE GUARDS.
| Washington Galland, Capt. Rufus Goodnongf
lst It., Geo. K. Num-, ed La IS men.
4 COMPANY I.-BURLJNGTON BLUES.
Fabian Brydolf Capt.; ] s. Holiday, lst 1t
Sam'lB. Phillips I'd 1t 90 men.
COMPANY Knit. PLEASANT VOLUNTEER
So Henry County.
W,D. Dennisto.n Capt; James Brunnaugh, l
Lit, r. E. White, I'd Lit. 90 Privates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

We learn from Col. Worthington that bis
regiment, under Lieut.. Col. Mathies, after
leaving Sweet Home, on Monday night,
marched about Ave miles into Missouri, back
OF Athens. Tho Col. having heard that the
rebel camp was some eight or nine miles Of,
ordered Col. Mathies to take them 10 the
rear, while the oompsnies under Col. Mellow
oil were to march from Croton direct to the
ssmp. But before the latter started, word
ssme 10 by scouts that the rebels we're 10 full
retreat, and II turned ont that they rode some
20 or Is miles before stopping, and stopped
then only because their horses were exhaast.
cd.
Col. Worthington stopped and csmped ont,
having SOME alarms during the night. Yes
terday he returned With all his force to Gro.
ton, taking some prisoners on the way, and
In obedience to orders from Gen. Fremont
he returned to this place, and expects to
leave for Boonvills At once.
The same .ordsr difests Col. Mcdowell tc
proceed with his regiment to St. Louis, and
accordingly be returned from Croton las
night, and expects to leave soon.
ft-e+H CAVALRY REoMENT.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday ?. m. the Msdi
son train brought in the sick list and th
baggage Of the Cavalry Regiment. The mali
body we're marching from Burlington to r,
Madison, and we're to Be here last night, bu,
owing 10 . deficiency Of stoek oars, will M
probably gst here till 10 day. They are on
der orders to 20 TO St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

The Seventh Regiment, Col. Lauman, is
ordered to Osiro or Birds Point, and en-
bsrksd yesterday on the Jenny Wbippl., Capt.
White, for o.. Louie. II was sid that the
bost had tvo bArgss alongside. II the men
are on them, they will have happy time q,
IL -
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sd
The mistaken lenieney o. tho GeyessnsDt
toward the rebels who fAll iasoit poverj ID
disgusting the people svsrywhaEs.ss NJ hsSs
taken thousands 81 prisoners = ~ was, sod
released them Immediately on taking tho oath
OF allegiance; and nov that ~ feASls bare
taken some hundreds OF our 1ea pgisoners,
~ have mono 90 hand 10 sxohange for them.
But worse than this oven, = ths knowledge
OF the fact that many OF to prisoners % u
considerably released on taking the oath Of
allegiance, have been aeal6 tO1nd Aghsipg 10
the rebel army, a. u.terlY ieedlsss Of perjury
AZ OF rebellion. Ii ~ Government too stu.
pid TO learn lessoo fron ssch fases ~ these?
II has captured pirates, prisoners Of wsr, mo-
torious rebels, men ready 10 rise ~ any mo.
ment against to Government. dsssrters from
our army - of ail the mon yet taken, or
within the Fessh 81 The GevetAacot, not N
example ~ bssn made. They ars pernis-
ted 10 ~ - osth Of allegisncs, exhortsd
70 be RG4a boys ID the failure, and ssnt 81 -
plot - Aoaia~-[ Pittsburgh Gas.
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afgent 10 the State whore iesued -
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A diseoonl OF per cent. from the above
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above works. Thus: four copies Of Black
wood, or Of one Review, will be sent to one
address for 50; -four copies Of the four Re-
views and Black wood for go; and eOp.
Remittances should always be addreesc6
TO shS Publishers, @ asl -
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81 Gold ST., New York.
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The RehealAa0selesser1 vSa ~
America q ~ Pafts.
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letter written By an American gsatlsman 10
Paris: II

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COMPANY H.--MONTROSE GUARDS.
Washington Galland, Capt; Rufus Goodnougf
lst It,, Geo. Il. Mum, ed La Ss men.
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Mexico, No, Aug. 8.
Tomorrow night, or next morning. The county
ssats Of Warren Montgomery, Lincoln, Galloway.
Audrain, Pike, Pettis Monroe, Randolph. Howard,
Marion. Shelby, Marion. Lewis, Knox. Linn, 6cot-
land, Clark and Livingston counties, by simulta-
neous movement, will be occupied BY strong bodies
Of United States forces, the commanding oAItegs Of
whom will appoint Committee or Public Safety,
among the most respectable citizens Of the county,
whose duty it shall b TO prcservs psses IA their
respective communitiss.
Each COMMITTEES shall consist Of Dot MON than
Ave persons, and Whenever II can consis>sntly be
done the proper county officers shall be- selsc1sd
| members. No one thus appointed shall b. permit
ted to Decline shall fail TO perform hts duties
der such penalties - the fConmsnding Gensral
shall SILK.
orders Of Gen. Pope which were. published In su
paper yesterday.
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COMPANY I.-BURlJNGTON BLUES.
Fabian Brydolf Capt; ], s. Holiday, lst LIT
Sam'fB Phillips, I'd 1t. Nss men.
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COMPANY KNIT. PLEASANT VOLUNTEERS

W,D. Dennsto.n Capt. James Brunnaugh, IL
Lit, r. E. White, Cd Lit. 93 Privates.
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- The lunatio Wise has been driven out
Of Southwestern Virginia. II is to be 70
GREETED that justice has been cheated out Of
ito dues ia his escape. Bot vsngsssss 10
only deferred.
~ isa-}s-&4As-s E SsSssAt
6dGsn. Scott informs the country By
special order, that the Tomb Of Washington
haA hsen dssssfated BY thu rahals. The sAs-
rilege must bs avenged.
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11IQ1L1S.-z 80 daetieI. = i1iesa y. ss.s y
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0Tbe Ohio Statesman is offered for
sale. Dol. Asnypenny having gone ipto
saa4liee, y .auablss - attend to edisotisl
dstJ; and The quarrel With the Assooistsd
Press also renders > change dAsireble.
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COMPANY G.-IOWA CITY COMPANY.
John Williams. Capt; A. j. Miller, LIST It.,
NJ. Douglas, I'd 1t. 70 men.
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Tn h'oHf 6SIstf.-It . stated that insro-
ply - solisitAtioos 70 appoint the ''friends''
q politicians 10 posts under bic command,
Gen. McClsilsn replied that, X b. could mol
hsvs shs selection Of BIZ own sabesdinates
hs wsuId throw np biz eommsnd.