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70 store. The following are

over the furniture store. The following ar,
the commissioned officers
J. M. futile, Captain; A. Wilkin, Is,
Lieut.; J. T. Stuart I'd Lieut.. AT. Brooks
| Orderly Sergeant. The balance OF the non
commissioned officers are not yet elected, bu,
will probably be to-day. The Company
t numbers over too men.
Nearly oil the officers OF the above named
companies are atnpping at the Leighton
House, where the men also mess.
Col. Curtis visited their respective quar-
tors, and was received with great enthusi-
asm. They will probably be mustered into
service by Lieut.. Chambers, on Tuesday
next, by which time the balance Of the CON
panies composing the ID Regiment will be
here.
A cowardly assault was made on two Of
the Dubuque Jackson Guards, German last
evening about dusk, on South Fifth-st. near
the bill. ltseems they we're quietly return.
ing from bath in the rivers when they were
assailed with stones BY gang Of roxdi.s in
citizens clothes. One Of the soldiers, Geo.
Bucbler, was badly injured about the head.
The Iowa City Company, belonging TO tho
Lot regiment and CHARTERED at the corner OF
4th and johnson, we're the recipients OF some
very srpropriats and useful presents from
the citizens Of that city. They consisted OF
tobacco, pipes, candles, soap, figs, and :
large quantity Of stationery. Their fellow
townsnen, it seems, know exactly what a
soldier nseis, and will not forget them in
the wars.
The ground on which the first reg ment 10
To he encamped is situated just north east Of
the first toll gate, on the plat known as Mes.
sengerville. The soldiers are now pitching
their tents, and some seven or eight compa.
MES will 60 into camp by Tuesday. next
Tents for the remainder OF the lst regiment
are expected daily.
We are pleased TO learn that Lieut.. Thee.
Gaelich. Of Company g., has accepted the
appointment Of Quartermaster for the Let
Regiment, and is now performing the duties
thereof.
The other officers Of the lssoRegimest, not
heretofore announced, are 40 follows:
Quartermaster Sergeant, VIM. w. Hughes,
OF Go. B.
Sergeant Major, Chas. e. Compton, Of
Co. A.
Drum Major, Thas. W. Enmmins, OF ca. A.
File Major, Henry +. kilmsrsiD, OF Co. 4.
Surgeons Mate, Hugo Reichenbach.
The Zouaves were marching this morning
With the muske,s just received from st
Louis. The bayonets don't shine at all, and
We learn that the soldiers don't much affect
the oldfashioned smooth bore. But there
Is prospec. shs. new patterns will be re.
eeived before long.
The whole OF the first regiment bad mus
ksts dealt out to the yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fever and AEue! Fever Aguoi
migrants and o.ners who remove to the west
ern part Of the United States complain bitterly OF
the fatal diseases that prevail 10 those sections
soIe Of the most intelligent physicians bear tes-
Hmony to this fact Dickens, the Shakespeare Of
this age, In picturing "Little Eden," western
settlement In book entitled Martin Chuxxlcwit,,
sayE rhat tte Most G0urishIng Institution WAS the
Fever ami Ague, which lad killed all who attem pit
ei TO make permanent resid nee Of IT. Mark
Tapley, who could only be jolly under gloomy cir
instances said the Fever aud Agus had given
him for more jolty than be would like 10 ex-
perience again. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters
10 the only for this terrible disease that we
would recommend. Try them and b. convinced of
their power.
SoiaDy p. iiBBoss, A. J. WILxfxsoE ,BARrLxrr
KAYE Co., and j. r. WILKINSON.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ey-
anywhere
May 20. '6l-d&w
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CYAN extraordinary and almost incredi.
bic ramor fred our excited city yesterday,
which, Tor The cake Of those interested, We
hope will Prove untrue. II vas reported
That heavily armed band OF Missourians.
moving that the volunteers from Van BIZ.
rem and Davis counties had departed for this
city, accompanied by large number Of the
male citise1s.-bsd taken advantage of the
unprotected homes and families Of these
brave men and made depredatory inoursion
into that section Of the country. The women.
however, having taken time BY the forelock,
bad fortified themselves behind substantial
breastworks, and calling the remaining por
ton Of the males, young and old, 10 arms
opened such heavy discharge from their
infantry that the monsters were compelled
to retire 10 great disorder. The rumor does
not state the number Of wounded. and "a
sincerely hope that "nobody xas bur..o
MILITARY ITEMS.
The following IL . list OF tho officers Of
the Capital Guards, Of Des MoiDcs, now
4u.Iiered on 5tn st.:
N. d. Croker, Captain; N. L. Dyksmao,
Lot Lieut.; n. W. Mills, "a Lieut. s. II.
Lunt, Sergeant; Z. 7. Ensign, ID Sergeant;
II. =. Cook, Third Sergeant; Ed. Mitchell,
4th Sergeant.
The Bloomfield Company, which arrived
yesterday, - quartered in the brick building
corner OF 9th aud Main, over ADslyn's store.
They number over 100 men, with the fol-
lowing officers:
James Baker, Captain; J. B. Weaver. lst
Lieut.; Sam n. Moore, ID Lieut.; A. Rudd,
LIST Sergeant; I'M. Dulield, ID Ser; phinsas
Collier, Sd Ser; I. i. U. McAchran, 4th
Scr, J. A. Duckworth, Let Corporal; j. r.
Order, % Cor; VIM. Hewlett, 80 Cor; A.
<. Box, Alb Cor; J. n. DsAuth, Drumm Or;
J, Neidy, Fifer.
The Ksosaaqua Company il quartsrsd in
lhs brick building, corner Of Main and 9th.
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A NorE roR You, SIRl-The Clerk OF the
Deming House was bored almost to death
yesterday morning ty constant stream or
gentlemen enquiring, .Is there . note for
,ne, herei" The Clerk replied by handing
out an Oaf! Then the victim looked round
and saw Charley Morrison and other wsgs
with dexter digits at their noses. and the
other digts circuugyrating fsarfally. o.
What jokel
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MILITARY TAcTIcs.--We call attention Of
the volunteers IN the city to Dir. Wesco.t's
advertisement Of Hardee's and Sc0tt's Books
On Military tactics. These books are india-
pensible TO the officers, and We should think
they would be OF great value to the privates
also.
Call on Dir. w. on Main, ID door from 4th
fsreet, before they are all snatched IN.
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and an Agricultural Column devoted " the interest
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PIC NIc.-Ths Pic. Mic given BY the Ladies
to the Volunteers 10 going OF satisfactorily,
a. We go to press. During the morning
buses and delivery wagons were busy con.
veyiDg out TO the gronnds oil necessary ar
ticles, including the Ladies, God bless 'em.
We are not able to give details to.day.
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WARsiso.-Ali the best and highest au /
thoritics agree in warning soldiers against
drinking liquor. The warning comes with
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THE NEWS.

The Secretary OF War has ordered the stoppage
of all telegraphio dispatches for points south of
Kentucky.
Previous to the sailing of the Cunard mail
steamer Persia, yesterday, diligent search and
scrutnzng lookout kept up lest traitors to the
United States government might be on board.
Four detectives went from this city for this spe-
cial purpose. There was one party who had stop
ped in hotel in Jersey City the night before, and
who had INDUCED rather freely in language
tending to favor the Southerners; still there was
no arrest made, nor did anything transpre to
warrant his arrest. There were no traitors conse-
Quentiy on board.
The British steam vessel of-war Rnaido, M. N.
Hewitt, r. N, commanding, arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon, on her way to join the
North American feet Of her Britannia Majesty.
The Rinaldo mounts seventeen guns, 10 of two hun.
dred and eighty horse power, and has a freightage
capacity Of one thousand and ffty-six tons. Her
crew, when at its full strength, consists of hun
dred and sixty-tive men. She sailed from Halifax
on the 2zd inst.
The washington papers are throwing out pretty
strong intimations that an onward movement is
soon to be made by General Mcclellan. and that
series Of victories are sure to be the result
stamping Arkansas in behalf Of the Confederate
cotton and com loan. The Southern planters will
have some hard fighting to keep clear Of tAatloan.
Aregiment Of Choctsws, one regiment OF Chicka-
SAWS, q battalion Of Seminoles and q company of
Creeks, all under the command of General D. H.
Cooper and Captain Albert Pike, the Southern
papers say, are about to euter Kansas to fight for
the rebel cause.
Six companies Of cavalry, all mounted and uni.
formed, rom Madison. Ind, passed through Gin
cinnati the 25th inst, on their way to Washing.
ton, via burg. 1t required five steamboats, to
convey So a thc river.
The NJ 4catGncae says the "Monster
Lincoln i'.ered on The dcfenccless families
ana M o. Kentucky "a gang OF
incarr han. eowardly thieves
ann ' l0til they reach
'A' u So ..a.- .s'l sas q ra4iQa
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POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NATIONAL Lo.

POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NATIONAL LOAN.
Until the publication in yesterdays HERALD
Of the article describing the mode of general
subscription to the national loan, there was
really very little known on the subject, particu-
larly by those who were ready and anxious to
Invest their savings Of q few hundred dollars in
fund for the support of the government. Yes
terday, however, the effect of the information
thus disseminated was manifested in the large
increase of subscribers who presented them
selves at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer III
Wall street; and it is but fair to presume that
the number will go on increasing for the next
week or two, until the whole amount is sub
sOribed for by small capitalists, or until the as
sociated banks, who have really taken the loan.
step in and object to parting with any large
amount of it.
The subscribers or depostors yesterday num-
bered over one hundred and twenty, and the
aggregate Of their subscriptions amounted to
over $4,000. This was made up OF sums
ranging from $50 to $4,000, the largest mum
Der of subscribers being for sums below 500.
In the words of Mr.. Cisco, the able representa-
tive Of the Treasury Department in this city, all
classes Of the community were represented in
his Office, from the chambermaid to the fine
lady and from the millionaire to the humble
porter. Some poor men brought all the rooney
they could accumulate, promising to come back
when they procured more, and invest it in the
same way. All expressed the most patriotic
sentiments, at the same time recognizing the
fact that no better Investment of their money
could be made. Many letters were received from
different parts Of the country enclosing drafts
for the amount Of the Treasury notes subscribed
for. When the public become thoroughly ia
milar with the advantages Of the system, and
with the facilities of becoming participants
therein, we doubt not but the number of sub
scribers will go up from hundreds to thousands
per day, and that SO much Of the loan as the
the people. The notes will probably be ready
for issue by the end of next week, but the in
terest commences with the date Of the certifi-
cate Of subscription.
The banks Of Hartford have made applica-
ton for three-uuarters of million Of the loan
ON the same terms as the associated banks OBJ
tanned it at-that is, the payment of the specie
in proportion as it is called for or drawn against
by the government, they being entitled to the
interest on the whole amount from the date of
he loan, the 10th of August. We understand
hat there is some objection made by the asso-
ted banks to granting this application; the
probability is, however, that some terms viii
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THE SITUATION.

We have received brief particulars Of despe-
rate battle at Summersville, in the Kanawha val
ley. Virginia. The Seventh Ohio regiment, num-
bering nine hundred men, were attacked while at
breakfast by 5000 rebel infantry, large body of
cavalry and ten pieces of artillery, but notwith-
standing such fearful odds the Union tr ops sue.
ceeded in cutting their way through the ranks Of
the enemy and effecting q retreat. The Ohio
troops reports two hundred of their number lost in
the conflict, while the rebel loss is represented to
have been very heavy.
The naval expedition which sailed from Fortress
Monroe continues to be IN object Of curiosity, its
destination in part being q mystery. The ships
of war took with them in tow several huks for the
purpose of sinking them in the entrances to the
inets on the North Carolina coast so to prevent
the ingress or egress of the privateers, and thus
to deprive them of the power Of taking
themselves when pursued by eur armed vessels.
Beyond this at present we are not permitted to
be specific in our statements as to the objects of
the expedition. We may, however, say that the
sinking of the hulks is not the only object, and
that our readers will probably soon learn that
series Of naval operations all along the At
lantic coast for which the public have 80
anxiously looked, will have been this week in
augurated. And we may further state that
some hard fighting may be expected and
II tho expedition should be very successful,
the infantry troops sent out will not return with
the squadron. General Butler will have an oppor-
tunity of distinguishing himself and effacing the
unpleasant memory Of Big Bethel. A flag Of truce
was sent from Norfolk to Fortress Monroe, for the
ostensible purpose of sending northward some pri.
soners and lady passengers, but probably with the
design of fishing up some news about the expedi.
ton. The flag was detained, and another sent
after it was ais detained till four o'clock on Tues
day, when both were permitted to depart, the ex-
petition having no doubt reached its first destina-
ton.
The city of Washington was full on Tuesday
night and yesterday morning, Of reports of fight
on the other side of the Potomac and the informa
ton about it, even in well informed circles, is con-
fictng. Certain it is that the enemy's pickets in
considerable force-infantry, cavalry and some
sriillery-have been lowering in the vicinity of
Balls Cross Roads but as to several men having
been killed on both sides, that is doubtful.
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Virginia. Missouri Illinois, Florida and on the Mis-.
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