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- Ihe underslgned, Delegates elected from
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o. o. ~ = Da1eaofos as f,sr annortioDed 20 tbo
fT,,ion ~ ,nyentior yyhich Uiii rnaet Of StniTb D.
NnlOn II,I AZ LII IS q TIIp ~ \ " ~
5it SOd Az nf Snnta,oiar Isei ~ n o'ciocI Al ~
noyn;uate ITNION OOTINTY TICKET Tho
numbar ~ Dclpgates apnortionpd TO ench Election
Disfrict is uRon n basis of two for each Ward.
Trounsbin and preoinct and one Delepate for eacb
onn bupdred and tifty votes and one Additional
Dnogsta for averv fraction over sevpnty va votes
east for Supreme Judge at the Octt Der Election,
iSGO The apportionment 10 as follows tO.wit
No. Of Delegates,
First Ward
second Ward 8
ThiId Ward 10
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward. ,,,, 9
SiIth Ward
Seventh Ward
Eighth Mard"."..."..."".".
Ninth
Tenth Ward
Eleventh
Twelfth Ward.
Thirteenth Ward;
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
sixteenth
SeveDteenth ward .'''''
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IMPORTANT ORDER TO BE IssUED.-We un-
derstand that in few days General Buckin-
ham will issue an order. announcing plan
for the encouragement of recruiting in our
State, which will afford citizens an author
lied opportunity to promote that service. A
company of prominent citizens will be ap-
pointed in each Congressional District. These
committees will appoint camp committees
who will receive recruits. All recruits will
be mustered in as enrolled, and will be
clothed. When fifty are mustered they will
be assigned to a regiment, and officers from
among them will be detailed to recruit the
companyIto the minimum number. Thecom-
mittees will report regularly to the Adjutant
General. This plan will enable the authori'
ties to ascertain how many regiments can be
Immediately filled in our State. We trust il
will excite an active interest in all parts o.
the SIate.-O Ohio State Journal
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LEBANON, OHIO, September l2-H. NJ.
Stokes, Grand Master of the Masons in
Ohio, died here to-day. Funeral, Saturday
morning,
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Destruction of n Waterins-place Hotel
Boston, September 12.-The Nahant Hotel
vacant the present season, was burned last
night-.loss 100000. Insured for $4,000.
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PhlIndeIphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-Flour quiet;
superfne 81 So Wheat quiet sales of [, 900
bushels red at 81 l4@1 Is; white 81 2O@l 25.
Corn dull at 54c. Whisky dull at ls@l8%c.
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two hundred have been seized to-day. Sew
eral scouting parties, for this purpose, are
out o.niRht.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

JOHN r. FORBES WILL DE A
before the Union Convention, subject TO It's decision.
SETS OUR COUNTRY ALL THE TIME.
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y. NJ. & q. & =. R. Tt.

FOR CANIP DENNIsON
thA leave Cineinnati at and 300 A, NJ,
3i15, 3:5O and g p. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaye Camp Dennison at 5:IO
and D:20 A. M, .3;45, 6iO5 and p. NJ.
Round trip Tickets will be sold for rs cents.
my26-u II. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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EB- ALWAYS IN SESsION-Queen City
Commercial College, opposite the Post
office. seo-U
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ROsecrans's Loss Fifteen Killed and
about Seventy Wounded.
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~ 10 drums large Goldfish new,
10 tierces and brls. No. Salmon,
80 boxes Sc aled Herring (neY),
10 brls. extra No. Maekerel,
1000 brls., half brls. and kits Nos. l, and
Mackerel .
For sale by JAMES A. FRAZER a co.,
selQ 60 sGd 0S WallVtst.
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A GENTLEMAN of this city severely CEN
sures the conduct of General Mcclellan in
going up with Professor Lowein his balloon
on Saturday last. He has no right to expose
himself in that manner. What if he had
fallen and broken his neck7
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A Battle Near SummerVlIle.

GEN. ROsECRANs PUTS FLOYD AND
HIS COMMAND TO FLIGHT.
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MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODSI

SWORDS, BELTS, EPAULRNTESs
> SASHES, GILT and BRASS BUTTONS, lAOg,
&C., at JOHN B0NER'S,
NO. 80 WEST FIFTH-sTREET,
my25.tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LATEST BYTRLRGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNI0NI
More Concerning the skirmiAh at
Lewinsville.
GEN. MCCLELLAN THINKS NO MORE BULL
RUN RACES NEED BE APPREHENDED.
The Union Ball Red-hot in
Western Virginia.
A Battle Near SummeTVille.
GEN. ROsECHANs PUTS FLOYD AND
HIS COMMAND TO FLIGHT.
Rosecrans's Loss Fifteen Killed and
about Seventy Wounded,
REBEL LOSS UNKNOWN
Several Cinoinnatisns Wounded.
Rebel Outrages in Missouri.
A Discharged Clerk of the United States
WAR Department Mt Richmond, Dis
closing Gen. McClellan's Plans,

A Discharged Clerk of the United states
WAR Department Mt Richmond, Dis
closing Gen. McClellan's Plans.
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Several CinOinnatians Wounded.

REBEL LOSS UNKNOWN
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ADA IsAACs MENKEN HEENAN.-This rather
famous lady is now before the McHenry
(ll.) County Court, endeavoring to obtain a
divorce from "her husband" the "Benicia
Boy" better known as John g. Heenan.
From the following letter, sent by the "BOy"
to the Woodstock Sentinel we should judge
she will meet with very little difficulty in
getting the divorce:
WASHINGTON, D. c., August, ls, 1851.
Editors WoOdstock Sentinel;
DEAR SIRs: viii you be so kind as to state
in your paper that the woman calling herself
my wife, and sueing for a bill of divorce, Is
an imposter. By SO doing you will much
JOHN 9. KEENAN,.
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YANKEE FAlTH.-The Richmond Examiner
of the 9Th says:
A Yankee prisoner named De Villiers, who
was lately attached to one of the Federal
regiments now operating in Western Vir-
ginia, and who was captured several weeks
ago by a detachment of General Wise's
column, is supposed to have violated his
parole and to have left Richmond with the
intention Of effecting his escape. The fellow,
who has not been seen since Sunday night
last, was in attendance upon the Yankee
prisoners at one of the tobacco factories, and
pledged faith, was allowed privileges which
he is thought to have shametully abused.
One Haskell, Q member of Michigan re-
giment, who contriYed, about two days ego
to effect his escape from this city, was ar
rested within ten miles of Newport News
and brought back on Tuesday last.
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Rebel Outrases in Missouri.
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DIED.

ROBERTS-0n Wednesday, September H. after a
short illness, John Roberts, in the 5Sth year OF his
age. ~. g,
The friends Of the family are requested tn attend
his funeral from his late residence. No. Twelfth
street. on Friday, the 18th, at P. M.
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The Union Ball Red-hot in
Western Virginia.
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GEN MCCLELLAN THINKS NO MORE BULL
RUN RACES NEED BE APPREHENDED.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
JOIN THE CRACK REGIMENTI
Men Sent to Camp as Soon as Enlisted.

PAY AND RATIONs GIVEN FROM THE DATE
OF ENLISTMENT.
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News by Mail.
FORTRESS MONROE, June ODD, ;
Via Raltimnre ODD

Via Baltimore 23d {
1t is now known that the very first shot from
Sawyer's rifed cannon struck the corner of the
rebel magazine 1t scattered the rebels like !.
bolt from Heaven and came near producing an
explosion. The batteries have consequently
been removed from their former position. The
Rebels are not safe within four miles of this ter
riblo projectile.
Many pieces of artillery in the Fortress are
being lfhed.
The Union Gun is also being mounted.
The Roads swarm with shipping, and i'm
mense store houses are in process of erection for
Government supplies.
There is another flag of truce from Great
Bethel to day requesting the exchange of a
prisoner named Reuben Parker for one named
Carter, now in the guard house.
Baltimore, June %. A gentleman from
Frederick says that on Saturday at noon the
advance of Co.. Stones column was at the
Point OF Rocks, moving towards Harper Fer
ry, and one of Gen. Patterson's columns had
passed through Greencastle in the same direc-
ton. No doubt was entertained in the vicinity
but that Harper's Ferry would be occupied to-
day by government troops.
Government has possession of the telegraph
and allows nothing relative to the movement of
troops in that vicinity to be sent.
1t Is also said that the report of the hanging
OF Col. Bowman and Mr.. Chase, ut Martins
burg, was current there yesterday, but was as
certained to be incorrect.
Louisville, Juno %. The Democrat Of this
morning says that there is great probability that
MIR. Breckenridge will not claim q seat in Con-
gress, and it is the unanimous wish of his con-
stituen,s that he will not do so.
st. Louis, June 23 Col. Blair arrived on
the Scan, and will proceed to Washington to
morrow, via Cineinnats. lie states the number
OF State troops killed at Bonneville at not less
than forty, and thinks the number was much
more.
The latest from the whereabouts of Governor
Jackson states that he was joined at Warsaw by
the State troops which attacked Capt. Cook =
command at Cole Camp, and pushed rapidly
Southwark.
New York, June %. The Tribune dispatch
says that Andy johnson, with three friends,
were fired at on their way here, by Is Virgni.
ans at Cumberland Gap None were injured.
johnson thinks that with IL fair canvass and
six weeks time, the whole of Tennessee could
be carried for the Union.
Both tennessee and Kentucky Unionists want
arms.
Alexandria, June 23 A Captain of one of
the companies of the Second Connecticut reg
iment, was abducted by the Secessonists in a
very singular manner yesterday afternoon \
lady called upon him and requested him to pro-
afraid to 80 alone. lie CALAMITY rendered his
own services, since which nothing has been
heard of him. .'t. ...~ :" fsG
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The undersigned gives notice to all who d.
sire to fight the battles Of their Country H..
by order OF Gov. Fairbanks, he has OPENED j.,
recruiting office at Calais to fill up the Ia6r
cite Artillery, that Company having been a.,
dered TO join the Third Regiment now in c,rn
at st. Johnsbury. Mr.. E. 0. Hammond will
also, as ass istant recruiting officer enlist so,.
diers for the Company at the Hotel at E,,.
Montpelier. One week is allowed to fII IN
the Company, which is to consist of eigbtT
three men, including officers
A. j. Mower.
Captain of Lafayette Artillery.
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HOWELL CoBB's HeNoR IN PAws.-Among
our Geographic news will be found the start
ling intelligence that Buchanan's Secretary of
the Treasury has attempted to pacify, or in
other words pay, disaffected Georgia troops in
promises of the booty that will follow the cap
turc of Washington, and the subjugation of
the North; and has "plcdged his honor ~ that
his promise shall be fulfilled. Whatever may
have been tho value Of Cobb's naked promise,
it is backed in this case by the smallest amount
OF " collateral y that ever was taken into &C
count in u business transaction.
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Very Latest by Telegraph!
+ O'CLOCK, =. M.
Great Activity at Washington.
MASSACHUSETTS, SOLDIER ACCl-
DENTALLY SHOT.
Exclaa Hsge Of Prisoners.
A Rebel swapped for Vermont Boy

WASHINGTON, June "a.
Four or five Regiments with wagon and camp
equipage passed over the river yesterday Mil
itarv movements continue active. The n. H..
Regiment arrived here on Sunday.
Willie Richardson of Stoncham was acciden'
tally shot in the camp of the Massachusetts 5th
yesterday. 1t is feared he is fatally wounded.
The reports that Beauregard is marching from
Fairfax are false. The Rebels arc entrenchlng
and gathering there. Our lines are constantly
extending over the river, and public travel is
cut off by order of Gen. Mansfield. Opera
tons continued lively, but serious collision is
expected just now.
FORTRESS MONROE, June %.
Gen. Butler spent the morning at Fortress
Monroe, whence no movements Of importance
are reported.
For several nights after the affair at Great
Bethel there was no guard across Hampton
Creek
Reuben Parker of the Vermont Regiment,
Woodstock Company was exchanged last
eve fora Rebel dragon named Carter GOOD
trade.) lie represents the Rebels still to have
three prisoners belonging to the New York Reg
iments. Mr.. Parker, not hearing the order to
retreat, was overtaken by the Rebels and cap
tured. In the evening he was marched to York
town with tho main body of the rebels, and
thence to Richmond. He was carefully guarded
until exchanged. He was we'll treated. He re-
ports large Rebel force at Yorktown, every
steamer bringing down additions.
Provisions were scarce, and the Rebel troops
were badly fed and clothed. JEFF Davis
was at Richmond last week.
dispatch to the Herald says that an extra.
ordinary meeting of the Cabinet will be held on
Monday, when Gen. Scott and staff will be
present, also Generals Butler, Banks and Dix.
1t is believed that Gen. Scott has new project
to submit at this great council of war.
New YORK, June "a
The honored remains of Lieut.. Charles r.
Walker of the End N. H. Regiment, will be
conveyed TO Concord to night via the Norwich
and Worcester line
detachment of the knights Templars from
the several Commanders of this city will escort
the remains from St. AIMS Church to the
steamer.
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FAST CoLoRs The Rochester Express says
that l'dy in that city, u few days since sent
an elegant dress to a dyer's with instructions
that he should dye it in handsome colors uvar-
ranted not to run and she was somewhat sur
prised when the garment was sent home orna-
mented all over with beautiful little american
flags, accompanied by the following explanatory
note
MY DEAR LADY The colors have selected
and used for your dress, have been tried BY the
Eaglish and French, and more recently BY the
Mexicans, and as they are convinced, no doubt
that these colors always stand, have no hesita-
ton myself in warranling them not to run.
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EDITOR FREEMAN. Dear Sir Some of your
editorial items upon the schemes that are on
foot to supercede Lieut.. Gov. Underwood, by
the nomination Of Democrat, surprise me. Is
it possible that there is an honest Republican in
Vermont that would consent to dropping Under
wood this year? Is there any reasonable argu-
ment that can be urged in favor of such pro
ceeding? If there is, pray inform your readers.
AS "a gentleman and as Republican he has
shown himself worthy of our confidence and
support. lie has been elected to no position
that he has not honored. Let US not support
the National Administration by thus sighting
one Of its abIest and most faithful supporters
in Vermont. If there is such scheme in en-
bryo among wire-pulers and place seekers,
(Which | cannot believc) | certainly hope the
Republicans aUW attend the Conuention
If there Isl reason why Mr.. Underwood should
years, it is due to the people that they should
know it, REPUBLICAN,.
Republican - asks what reason is given by
those who seem to be plotting to make up a
State ticket this year without Mr.. Underwood
name, for their course.
We are not in the confidence Of the {" no par
ty' managers, and we cannot answer from GER
tain knowledge but we suspect that the fact
that he left the Democratic party when that
party went body and soul down into the pit of
Slavery, is his chief offence. II would do a
good many Democrats in this State world of
good to sec Mr.. Underwood, whom they look
upon as a deserter from their own ranks, thrust
aside to make place for one Of themselves and
we are not entirely certain that there are not
some who never were Democrats who have o Sc
cret jealousy Of those sometime Democrats who
have joined the Republicans, and come to places
Of honor among their new associates.
If, however, the Republicans come out to the
Convention as they should, the schcmers and
their schemes will be most signally Defeated
Let those who mean that Slavery shall make
nothing by its present war on the Government,
be sure to attend the Convention the 26th ult.
The Quarter Masters Department of the End
Regiment has for blessing and a wonder fallen
into excellent hands. If we had been caed on
to designate the man ourselves, Perley P. Pit
kin, would have been just the individual we
should have eminently faithful in the
discharge of his duties, patient under all COM
plants, and assduous to see that the wants Of
the Regiment we're satisfied, we are not sur
prised to learn that not q word of fault
from officer or man has been found with him -
Times.
We agree with the above complimentary no.
tce of Mr.. Pitkin, except that we do not quite
see how he could have got reputation for
" being patient under all COMPLAINTS when
" not word Of fault - 50 has been found with
him
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Che .lilorketg.
nISf1EDG MARKET. .Juuc I

ga E ia DGE IA X * Ell, June 10,
At Market 40} Cattle, abou, Recyes and storei
Consisting of Working Oxen, Cows andoue, two sndhree
years cid.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra $3.50 6,-5; FIRST quality
1925 a 5000 I'd, $3.50, Sd s. so.
Working Oxen-None.
Cows and Calves-ssd,4 40, to 81
Calves-$3,C0 to 600.
Yearlngs-
Two years old-none.
Three years od-none.
Sheep and Lambs-130O at market-Prices in lots $3.50
1900. Extra, s2,75, to 500
Hides, II to 5. Pelts, SO,25 $lO) Calf Skins toSc
Talow, 90 to &c.
REAARKsThere is but little activity in the market to.
day Prices for beef nominay the same as last week,
but in most cases the shrink allowed larger which
duces the nett price about 25c per cwt as per cent over
~ and 30 per cw in cattle is equivalent to Csc per
cWt. Sheep and calves sell at about the same last
week. The demand for small meats does not vary 50
much for beef.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM QUE MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREEMAN
NEW YORK, June %,

New YORK, June %.
Lieut.. Walker of the Goodwin Guards OF the
N. ii. I'd Regiment fell from the platform OF
one of the cars on the Jersey Central Road yes
terday near Westfeld.
Mr.. Crittenden will offer his Compromise at
the coming session of Congress, probably cou-
pied with the threat of the secession OF Aeh-
lucky if not adopted. 1t is believed that the
Government will not interfere with the que
course of the law in the case of the capture OF
the privateer Savannah.
A Washington despatch to the Commercial
says scouts returned to-day and report con-
inucd concentration Of rebel troops at Fairfax
Court House. There is considerable sickness
among our troops, mostly summer complaint
A dispatch to the Post states that good judges
say that there will be no battle for weeks,
perhaps none this side Of Richmond, unless Il
skirmlsh or two.
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STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention of the Freemen of YER
mont will be held at Montpelier, on Wednesday
the Goth day Of June, at II O'Clock A. NJ, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Coy
ernor and Treasurer, to be supported at the en-
suing election.
All who are IN favor of supporting the g Con-
sttu,ion and the Union" and of sustaining
the Federal Government in its efforts to sup
press rebellion and put down treason, are cor
daily invited to attend.
II. HENRY BAXTER,
j. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
Il. w. CLARKE, State
GEO. G. SHEPARD, Committee.
A. JUDSON ROW
We arc authorized to state that the Railroads
in this State will carry delegates to and from
the State onvention here on the Goth inst, for
fare one way.
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A GREAT BARGAIN-The Government s,n
the Western Military Asylum at Harrodsbur,
Ky, on the thirteenth inst. for $l2O 900. T6o,
property contains about two hundred acres, and
cost the Government $1,000 since which
time the main building, valued at $50 ,OOO, has
been totully consumed by fire. 1t has been pnr.
chased with the design of re-opening Harrols,
burg Springs, a celebrated watering place.
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ce--.Medical Board

An adjourned meeting of the Medical Board
Will be holden at st. Johnsbury, on Thursday
evening, June Goth, for the examination Of
those applying for appointment to the Medical
otaif OF the Vermont Volunteer Regiments,
and the transaction of other business that NAV
be bought before it,
SAMUEL w. THAYER, JR.,
Chairman of the Board.
Burlington, VT, June 18th, 1860.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE "a looi

bost;le and that it is dangerous for soldiers to
leave the camp alone Gentlemen come into me ne
cann daily with fear that their own slaves Will
murder them ;.;u ,ho
slaves TO ,o such degree that civil war is on the
point of being uguratod. Their own people
are hostile in their rear, and fearful OF the lat-
ter. Gentlemen are flying for passports hourly
which Beauregard grants.
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BY IL blunder, the rebels failed to DESTROY ffv
locomotives belonging to the Ohio Railroad Com.
pany. The locomotives were at Martinsburn
Gen. Johnston sent force to Martins5ur,
to bring down the engines and destroy the
bridges The Captain in his zeal, thought he
would make a sure thing of it by burning the
bridge as he went up.
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The Charleston Mercury of the 18th SAYS a
private letter has been received there from New
York, IN which the writer states that he cannot
account Tor the action which has taken place
among the monled men of that city, and that
oo ~, one ea1me will be fought before, Lincoln
"ill ask J2h Davis for terms Of separation,
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We learn that Austin D. Arms, of East
Montpelier, has been appointed Assistant Quar-,
ter-Master in the Second Vermont Regiment.
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Reuben Parker. named in our news items as
a prisoner, j. q member of the Woodstock Con-
lany ...: ',.-. j.. ..a
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SUNDAY, AO'CLOCK. p. m.

IS Nv DA Z Il " VLgCA. r. LII
OUR NAVY TO BE DOUBLED.
300, 600 Troops 10 he Hsaiscd.
Suspension Of Habeas CoIpus Wrils.
MORE OF THE TRAITORS WORK!
Plot TO Capture Washington.
NEW CREEK BRIDGE AFFAIR.
Cumberland Guards Spike their Guns and
Escape
THE NOUN TANNERS RALLY, AND COL.
WALLACE FEELS SECURE.
Suspected Spies Hung!
MISSOURI REBELS JOINING PILLOW !!
MORE SKIRMISHING IN MISSOURI!
Federal Troops Victorious p!