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The national Republican., 1861-12-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
No More Fighting At Pensacoia.
rLAN1ERs pEsfRoYINa : rHEIR nRopa.

PLANTERs DEsfR0YING THEIR CROPS.
baltimore, Deo. 3.-The Old Point boat has
arrived. Byher We gather the following items
from Southern papers received there BY the
arrival Of yesterdays flag Of truce from Nor.
folk, viz: .'' . SO n. ~.
The reported removal Of the JEFF. Davis cap.
ital from Richmond is incorrect.
/. Many Southern papers are advocating abol.
ishment Of the elective franchise.
Latest advices from Pen acola represent that
the late nsht there had not been renewed. Ac'
counts also say that had the fight been contin.
ued Fort McRae would have been destroyed.
No further particulars Of the affair are given.
The planters throughout the Southern sea.
board are represented TO be engaged In destroy.
ing their crops, lest they may fall into tho
hands Of the Yankees. ..-.
4 conspiracy Of Union men IN New Orleans
has been discovered. Great excitement pre-.
walls with reference to 1t. Many arrests have
been made on account Of 1t.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
FROM KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Dec. 3.-The Bowling Green Co,.
rier says that a party Of rebels attempted to
arrest dozen Union men at Franklin. The
latter retired into their house and fred, killing
one rebel, when the remainder set hre to the
house, burning all but two Of the Union men.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
The Concert tnis evening.

1t may be long before the citizens Of WASH
iugun will have another opportunity Of enjoy.
ing such musical entertainment rs Ia offered
them tais evening at the Thirteenth, stree,
Portable, and admirably adapted to the pur-
pose and the name Of Mrs. Cecilia Young IL a
sufrcent guaranty, In this community, that the
music will be of the first order. a1itg 7.y pgs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
DIES fIEsIi PIEsiii
u per hundred % per hundred o. per hundred

% per hundred % per hundred % per hundred |
Suffers. ATTENTION.!
The attention Of Suffers, and dealers generally, Il
RESPECTFULLY Invited to the large assortment Of
Pies, Cake, Bread. Rolls, Buiscuit, &C.,
kept constantly on hand and baked every day BY
tho undersigned .....4 - -. =. '
Suffers can rely on getting good Pie at the low
price Of % per hundred and have them at all times
fresh from the oven
PIE CRANBERRY PIE PLUM PIE
CURRANT PIE PUMPKIN PEI
The subscriber wsuld respectfully call the attsn.
uon Of the public to his asortment and while thank
Ing Them for the patronage already bestowed solicit
their orders, which will be promp' ly filed.
GEORGE SEITZ,
No. 36l New York avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh s,rss,s.
stalls 2e5 and 267 Centre MAJ ket, and l11 Northern
Liberties Market nov l2-1m
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
THE xANAwuA LEGIsIAryyRR.

Wheeling. Dec, 2.-The Legislature met IN
this city to-day. Lieut.. Gov. Polsey presiding In
the Senate, and Daniel Frost, OF Jackson, in
the House. The Governors message was sent
in this evening. 1t Is a favorable review Of the
condition Of things in this State, and advocates
strong measures against the rebel abettOrs In
our midst.
Col. Kiamer, Of Monongahela, offered reso
luton for stringent oOnhscation law.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Taily IdehIi6 ed,

The body Of the man found drowned on Sun
avenue bridge, has been fully identified as that
OF Benjamin King, wagon master 10 the en-.
ploy of the Government. The deceased was a
msmber of the Masonic fraternity, which order
took charge of the body, and had 1t decently
inferred yesterday. ~ ..#.n.a
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
NRw YORK CITY RLEorIoN

yrar. NEW YORK CITY RLECTIoN.
Nep York, Deo. 3.-The vote for Mayor is as
follows:
Opdyke, Is, ,259; Gunthsr, n ,6ss; Wood, ~, 1856.
Opdyke 10 elected.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
DIED.

In Georgetown, D. c., December 8, 1861, Mrs.
SoPHA SHUsTgR, aged 81 years.
Her funeral will take place Wednesday after.
noon, at 5 O'Clock, from her daughters resi-
dence, No. 81 Bridge street, (Mrs Ashford's.)
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend,
without further notice.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

annapolis, December s. The Maryland Leg
islature met to-day. There 10 to be caucus
tonight. An organization will be effected to-
morrow, when the Governors message will be
delivered. u ....
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.
IN AauarHAasua.

Nearly ~, thossasl osptes % the Hepue.
loan are o,roulated among the floating popu,a.
tion every dag, besides the'arge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note acoordtnely. 49, ~.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

rOvERNMEEF PATTERN
" AXLE BOXES,
Black,miths Poll. he'd Steei Hammers,
Fsrriers do do do
Joiners' do DO 20
Biacksmiths' Buttresses, (steel)
Horse shos Boxes,
burdeus Horse Shoes,
Syringe, Axlss, Vices, Sledsss, &e 10.
Colts Army and Navy R'volveS'
&C. 10 10.
JOHN r. ELvANs,
deo 4-lweo 400 Pa. avenue
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
CLOsINo OF THE CANAI.s.

Albany, Dec. 2.-The Board Of Canal Com.
mlssioners to-day adopted the following resoiu.
tinn:
Resolued, That the canals Of this State be
considered closed ON the 10th inst.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Cases before Justico waiter.

Thomas johnson was arrested yests rday and
brought before Justice Johnson, on the charge
Of committing a breach of the peace. He was
committed to Jail for appearance at court.
George Mack was arrested for selling goods
by sample. Justice Walter fined him $40, and
so cents costs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue.

whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cdrtss de visite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our LIKENESS of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Is con.
sidered the BEST In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water cOlOrs. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to- our full length letterty es, for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
DY WALL Il BARNARD, Aucttonerrs,
ID Corner Of Ninth Street and Pa. Avenue.

ID Corner Of Ninth Street and Pa. Avenue.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or SrPEHrDR HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, the 5th Instant, at
10 oclocs, we will sell, at large warsI Dom, In
the rear Of our auction rooms. where II has been In
storage since April last the Furniture Of first class
dwelling, eomprising-
Suites Of Parlor Furniture, consisting Of sofss.
arm and side Chair
Rosewood and mahogany marbietsp Centre Ts
bles
Mahogany and Extension Dining Tables and
Chain
D.mask and lace Curtains, Cornices, and Shades
Mirrors and Pictures, one . portrait of distn .
guished statesman aud soldier
| Velvet, Brussels, and three ply Carpets, and Oil
| cloths
Mahogany and walnut French and other Bed
| stsads
Mahog ny and walnut marble..op and plain Blu
| reaus
| Walnut and other wardrobes and Lounges
Marble. top and plan Washstauds ami Toilet Sets
superior Feather Beds, BslstsrB, and Pillows
Curled hair and chuck MattresseS and ohsr Bed.
ding .-.
Mahogany Stands, Presses, Chamber Tables, and
Chairs Ia.
Crookery and Glss Ware
Cooking and other st0ve, Fire Irons and Kitchen
Utensils
Terms oash.
WALL BARNARD,
deoa I'D Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Barnard's Vulcanized Pens.

We take great pleasure in recommend pg them to
the public, q, they excellent article. They do
not corrnde do not out through the thinAssr paper
neither will they spat'er over the roughest surface
paper and decidedly the best metallic pen ever
made. Shil!ing'on, Odeou Bulldog, coraer -Four.
andahalf sirest and Pennsy ylvsnis ayspue, u agen.
for the sale Of them in this city. dec 83t
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
GUHBoATs FOR THE wEsTERI
" RIVERS.

QuARfBanAsrEs 9EssRAL's OpyroR,
.... .Wdshfn9son, Juns II, 1851.
frogosah are invited for constructing Gnnboap
upen tAs Wsstern rivers. ~
specaAsatoas will Be Immediately prepared, and
may Ss examined at the Quartsrmasters Ofhoe n
Ctncinnad, Pittsburgh, and at this ONCE.
Proposals. from boat suidsp and engine builder
alone will Be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be ttsen into con.
alteration. NJ. c. MEIGS,
June 10 Quartermaster General United statss.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

THR TWELFTH MAINE RE6IMKNT.
Portland, Ne, Dec. 2.--The steamship hi
nois Ia shortly expected to embark the Twelfth
Maine regiment for the South.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
m n IRT E K + H STREET Baptist
CHURCH.
GRAND CONCERT

IN HI II T E K n r H STREET BAPTIsT
Il CHURCH.
GRAND CONCERT
OF
N6r0. Cecilia TOnnE,
A.ssted by eminent rslsnt, under the direction of
GEORGE FELIX BENKERT.
Wednesday, December 4.
PR00RAhhn-rAkTI
I. Piano solo-Les jeux ues Ay AIDES
Performed by George Felix Benkert.
s. Seen and Pra; er from Der Freichut.-von W. bei
Mrs CECILIA YOUNG
1. Die Fahnenwsch scht-Lindpsinte :. .Bass Solo.
S. Could hush fa,her's tlgh-Balfe-
Trio for Soprano, Tenor and Bass.
8. Midsummer's Night Dream-Mendelsohn-
Duett for Pisno, perfJrmed by
George Felix Benke't and Mr.. Henry Sherman.
:. Paris siam soli-from Rigostto-Verdi-
Daett for Soprano aud Baas
9. Home, Sweet Home-Performed on the Piano by
George Felix Benkeri
D. Non Honseigneur. .......F French Chsn.onnette.
TO- Grand Scena, Shadow ,ng from
lie Pardon de Ploerme e'-Meyerbe r.
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
tickets to Be obtained at he door on the evening
OF the Concert and at the music store Of W q. Net
zerott, where seats eau be secured on Tuesday, De-
cember Sd. dec 2-3t
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
TTNIoN FURNITURE DEPOT,

JrNION FURNITURE DEPOT,
y $50 Seventh St, near Northern Msrbet
have row on hand good assortment OF House.
hOuld Furaitute consisting OF Chamber Sets from
$!6up; sofas, Chars, Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Mat res es Pals, Tubs Brooms, Pillows, Blankets,
Comforts &c, nc
A oal from my Republican friends, and all good
Uuion men, is solicited. EXPANDS sEIsa SHALL,
CAN AFFORD TO SILL oHEAr,
nov ao-atii 7. b. BROWN, Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

noOws FOR RENT.-OoabIs ParIors,
II with folding doors between, neatly furnished as
IarlOF and chamber. Enquire at 256 E between
kinth aud Tenth streets. deo -3V
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
ChrlstY's Minstfo o Q.

We were in error yesterday in stating that
this celebrated troupe would give a perform
anoe 1T the Navy Yard, on Tuesday evening.
ming.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
T,an UNION WILL STAND,
J. NO NATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
Consequently, shall remain In Washington, m
continue to pursue my occupation of

- r a e NJ T Z NJ q -
!, GLIDING In all its branches Old GLAZING
promptly attended to. Painting snd Onamsntlns
Cottahe Furniture, in the best style. also cali af
tsntion to the Painting Of Room and Brick walls
All the above will do % cheap y ths ehsapsst
! therefore solicit the patronage Of ny frisndsan
fellow ctissna Of the District. Panotuality strictly
observed, and work done in the best manner.
You Will please mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. 7. PARKER'b
Painting Establishment,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue (north side),
between Sixth and Seventh rtrerts
r ;.-signs put up free OF charge, - ususl.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Jndtn Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber Hlankets, Tor 81. rs each.
India Rubber Goats, So 81 each
India Rubber Poachos, slig htiy damaged 81 each.
India Rubber LeggiDgs, 81 per pair.
At II. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsy lv ana avenue,
nov o9-,f Bstween Ninth and enth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WABHIHoron, Nov. Is, 1901

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, .
- WAsHIHoroH, Nov. Is, 1901.
On the petition Of Robert Hillson, OF Albany, N.
Y praying for the extension Of patent granted o
HIM on the 3oth day Of February, 1s4s, for an i'm
Provsment N Hot Ar Furnaces for seven yssrs from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the 2sth day of February, lse1,
1t 10 ordered that the aid petition be heard At the
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day Of Feb uary
next, At II o'clock NJ snd all persons sre notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons oppo;ing the extension are required to hle
in the Patent Once their objections specially set
forth In writing at least TWEEN days befo. the day
Of hearing all testimony fled BY either party to be
used st the said hearing mast be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which will be fuTnisbed on application.
he testimony In the case will be closed on tho
97ihd.y Of January next; deposi and other pa
pers relied upon a. testimony must be filed In the once
on or before the morning Of that day; the arsu
meats, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also that III notice be published In the
N.tonal hepublioan, Warrington, b. C., and the
Albany Es<nin9 Journal, Albany, n Y, once week
Tor three successive weeks the first Of said publea
ons to be At least sixty days previous to the day OF
hearing. +. HOLLOWAY,
CommtsiOnsr Of Patents.
F. S-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once, wi tn
paper containing this notice nov ss-ih
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL.

-.. 20 ARRIVAL. E. "' ..r.
Baliimore, December 3.-The steamer James
Adger, fr m Southampton, via Fayal (Azores)
has arrived. 1t ia understood one Of her Off.
Gers passed through, this evening, to Washing.
ton.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

w 1seoo whisky and Brandy Bottlss-
F'B. HAgTIN6s co,
Rovso-n 808 D stssss, f>sing Pa svssas,
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
KTCELLkvT HeUskHOLD AND KIrcREy SUR.
ii r NITURE At AUCTION f" ..-.

IL .. . no .'- .H
FxckLLkvT HsUYkHoLD AND KIcREy FUR.
iHT. Ni7URE At AUCTION ..
On THURSDAY, the 5th instant, w shall sell. ct
10 O'Clock .. m at reddenos No s3S on Twenty hrst
street west, between II and strests, first ward an
excellent assortment of Furniture, viz:
Fine Rosewood Velvet covered Parlor suits, con.
prising-
French Sofa
an castor and parlor Ckairs
walnut marble top Centre Tables
2Oitomsns, mahogany hair cloth Sofa
Parlor Chairs and Rockers
Walnut Etegere, What not and Hat-trss
Fine damssk and white Window Curtains and
Fixtures
marble top dressing ayd other Bureaus
Marble top sideboard
ace gilt frame r. T. Mirrors, aad other -LookinG
Glasses
Fine m.hoxany and walnut wsrdrooes, Book.
oas Q, and Secretaries
Fiae mahogany French, Cottage and other Bsd.
stb ads
Pine mahogany Extension, Dining, and other
.China, Glass, crockery and Plated Ware, and Ts
BILE Cutlery
Fiue Feather Beds, Mattresses, and DeddinE
BRUSSELS, three ply, and other Carpets, Hall OIL.
sioth,
Refrigerator, cooking and other Stoves
And large assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash, In specie or its equivalent
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
dec sd [Starl AactiUneer.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Compliment to Detective Oniccr A. H.

On Monday evening, the oficers belonging to
the day patrol Of the Seventh District compli.
mented their late sergeant, detective offcer A.
R. Allen, with an excellent SUPPER, gotten up
by Mrs. RUSSELL on Seventh street. lar .
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n - II u NJ n ~,

r "A II ID NJ II -.
VIII iSiyteen Years AkFUisnos IN ihs Business.
Refer to Hon. judge hasea, Asa. Jessph Hslt,
Hen. W ID. Blshop, sx-Ce.misstsusrs Of Patsats
and 10 more thSn fftssn thousand ipvsntors whs
have had businsss dsss through Mann Go. . Pat
eut Agency. t -.r..
Pamphlet Of advice sent free BY mail
Patent Laws spd Regulatens, loo pages, 25 osnts
mail. .#H# .|.
No charge for oonsultstion orally or BY mail
Prslimanary kxaminstion In United States Pa,ons
Oniee, %. ... 80, .
Imoe-, No 81 Park Row, New York; " arlington
oorcsr Of and Seventh strseta op pose the Patent
O~es .t.s ser fs-eyuif
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

rANTE RBURY HALL.
formerly the Washington Assembly Rooms)
Louisians avenue, near corner Of Sixth street, In
the rear Of the National and Browns Hotels,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the frst talent in America
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Resppesrance Of MISS JULIA HUDSON,
THE BEAUTIFUL SONGS ES S.
New Songs, new Dances, aud new Plays.
TONIGHT, THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
TUMBLETY OUTDONE.
DICE PAHKHn dummy Dick).... at the gAsIKRBuKr
hAisI 4, = Fox. at ths CAsTEnnusr
MLLs FRANK La FoLLs.. ... at the CAETERBJRY
Mis- JULIA HUDsoS, the beautiful
N MrssIs EnnA MiLxs, wins, VIZ.
NON, fARKsR CLIyToH, and
host Of others. rs...............s at the OAsrnRsunr
GRAND
AFTERNOON MATINEE
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,
For Famiiiss, Ladies, and Children.
Doors open At 2 O'Clock.
Admission -Children. 10 cents.
ADMISSION -N,shu-Psrquet,s IS csnts Psrterrs
10 cents.
Doors open at I, commence at y. O'Clock.
uoy1s
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uELMBOLD'S gITRACT BUCHU

II ELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
aELMBsoIp,s ExTRAGT BgGag'
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
ksy isssS 9s,Ss 70. pqops s Pr,
Si.aas: s.a: kkisss:y kss:yy: ;.y Si.y:I PP;sSz P;sS:zz
bladder S$azssH;s xEsksSsss SEsS.' 0'''''
0RaANiG A WEAkEEss,
sexual 0rssni sexual Organs, sexual Organs,
sesasi Srsan:, sexual organs sexual sexual 0ssn: 0rssn:
9fs:n: .ssl 99rssns Sexual 9rs.n:
and imprudenoes, and removing all Improper dis.
charges, whsthsr existing in
Male or Female. dale or Female,
I'm F4sI long since ...sbiishsd, ths, ps:son:
sss d : sssa Ss s: s: hi:s ps.:
ssss en- many Claiming smGns w1isG w
psuy of ss:nnr asrs %.sfn: aoGTi
Death, Night svsats, Cold Feet Wais}ainss, Dim.
ss:salsr sS:i.s, ofssn E.ornea. ds 1ppsss, with I
Body Dryns.. Of the Skin, Psllid countsnsno. and
Of The Eysd,, frequsntly black spots flying before
tis Eye, with temporary sufGsion and Los. Of
Of .sast thss' q ss .s:s
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow-Lou
Of Rseu, Fhluity sna EplTa'e Fu..
followed by those direful diseases, INSANITY sad
CoNSUnfTIONf he records Of the Insane Asy.
lums, and the nslsnehsly deaths BY Cossum don
0''' aEG.soIes G p EITRH6T n OF G sEGaT sati5
10 certain, sale and speedy eurs, from whstsyer
ny s a:v: and n Of
e.. Long ss.naiss, How How long ens sssedins sseddiin
itt. snI sh.n1e sf sst from Ss"ns'S sna
i pleasant IN IL taste and odor,
And inmsdiats in its action
II you are suasring with any of the above distress
PROCURE TIE REMEDY AT ONCE
PROCURE THE RENEDY At ONCE
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE
HKLkBOLD'S EXTRA CT BUCHg,
As medicine which must bensht every body, fl IN
the ,i1nply delicate to the confined and dsdpsuias
| Is Is :$s3z :$s3z + + i y + + S:sS: $:sS:
Price g. per s:ts, Or for ss delivered 70 any ID
Mt. RnLhBOLD,
Dspst, le4 seath Tsath street,
| Bslsw Chestnut, fhilsaslDhla.
Describe symptoms IN all Ss.musiostisns
BEWAII 81 G0UMTEIFIIfs
AND UhPRINCIfLkD DRALhkS
Who snSsavor y dispose "sy I..I. owl" and
orHER" ARfIoLbs o. TIE RBfSTAnoH oBTAInrp BI
Hrlmbolds Genuine PrsParatisns,
| Extract bushu,
" 1arss parillA,
| Improved Rose wash.
Sold By z. ID. GILMAN
| KIDWlLL LAWRENCE,
| e.B. WAITE,
JON soas s9nP, Mi2,.r,
81. EHTWIsfLE,
| j. 4. MAJOR.
And BY all DruggiSts every where.
Ask for HslASolaT. Take NJ ether. Clt cat the
| advertise and ssad fer II, and avoid imposition
| and exposurs. sspt N8a
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

ERAIN LEATHER BOOTS,
" Just received, snd for sale cheap, by
r. B. HASTINGS,S 4 co,
nov 20~d Philharmonic Building.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

THO INVENTORS AHD PATENTEE1.
nTss co. o,: ,1s::r.s q =. y:
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

L>OR RENT-Two PARLORs, OF easy
II access, within one square of the Capitol En-
quire at No. sos New Jersey avenue, south OF the
Capitol novif
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

DU,ISESs STAND FOR II GNT.-we offer
ID for rent the capacious Room over our store I'm
trance both from Pennsy ylvania avenue and street
aS SD. '. n. w. GAIT BRO,
.'|n In Jswsllers, 00A Pa avenue
dso k-N do0n west Of browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

DOANDING.-EiEht or Ten 6entlemen
ID can be accommodated with BOARD aad LODG.
ING on rsssy yhabie terms E street, between iifth
and Sixth, No. 400 tDeoiS
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

CHEEsE CHEESE CHEEsEi
~ Liquors, Tobaocos, Cigars,
Nuts, Raisins, Crackers.
AL on hand, aud for sale cheap, by
r. B. HASTINGS 4 CO,
3a3 d street,
nov ~ Phphsrmouio Building.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

AT Hospital at Columbian College, Washington,
Nou. %.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

Ask for Hslnsoll1 Take ns stkss Out out II
sdyertissnsat and ssad fsr It, snd avoid inpoNtio
and exposure. sspt A8a
The national Republican., 1861-12-04

Al General Hospital linton Hotel, oonr o.
Bridge and Warrington strsas, Gsoryaoscr,
NoU. %. s.7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-14
FROM sT.

ST. LOUIS, may 10
An Official statement published this morning
says the first firing at Camp Jackson FRIDAY eve,
ming, was some half dozen shots near the head OF
the column Of the first regiment, accustomed by
4 volley Of stones and pistol shots from the crowd.
No one was hurt ut this point.
The second firing occurred from the rear Of The
column guarding the prisoners. The crowd here
was large, very abusive, and one man discharged
three barrels of a revolver at Lieut. Saxon, OF
the regular service, mEny Of the mob cheering
him on. drawing TeVolVers and firing AZ the
troops. The man who commenced the attack
then laid q pistol across his arm, and was taking
deliberate aim at Lieut.. Saxon, when he was
thrust through with 3 bayonet and hfed upon al
the same time, and was instantly killed
The column then moved on, having received
orders T. march, and the rear company being as
saulted BY the crowd and several Of them sheti
they halted and fired, causing the deaths already
reported. The order was then given by Capt.
Lyon to cease firing, which was promptly 0Oeyed.
The principal arms taken from Camp Jackson
were four large size howitzers, two l0inch NOR
tars, and q large number OF 10 men smells rshay
charged, and some 5000 United States musketsr
supposed to be q portion Of those taken from the
Baton Rouge arsenal. =.
Thousands Of people left the city yesterday a.
teFnoon in consequences of reports of insubordi-
nation among the German troop and their
threats to burn and sack thecity, but the appear
anee of Gen. Ilarney's proclamation IN 3 great
measure restored confidence, and many OF those
who left will probably return 70 day.
The city is now quiet, and the highest hopes
are entertained that no further DISTURBANCE Kill
twenty two persons are known TO have been
killed at Camp Jackson, the following eighteen
Of whom have been Identified: John SWeick.
Aardt. Casper II. Glencoe, John aters, IhoS.
A. Haven, Vim. Jeenhower. J. ] Jones, I.
DJane, i. Wright, Henry Junkle, Jas. MELON
aid, Walter Mcdowell, Nicholas knoblook, Fran
els WheelOW, JOB Carter, Jas. Bodsen, Emma
Somers, Ms McAnlih. Three of these were
soldiers belonging 10 the southwest exPedt.
ton, and were going as prisoners captured n
fauu- ,JsctsOn.