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Headquarters Medical DEPARTMENT.
NASHVILLE, Sept. &c, 1861.
Ii and aganis the Medical Department Of
"a the Provisional Army required to be for
waTdei to their oics Immediately for settlement.
By order of the Medical Board.
GEORGE L. BLACKIE,
set97-d tvkEIw each Eurg4on and Medical Iurveyor.
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BAEz NOTE ANN EXCHANGES a.Eyr.
ss---'11D DAILY 81 m HzRczAzTs BaEz-saARkHD 4 g
Tennesaes,
TThs notes m Al n.,t.

RRoEEH ASP Woaruzu.
Agricultural Bazk, Br9sngyilis.
Geatral hauk 81 Tennessee, HsghvIIie
Farmers AID Aechanics' R5nk. Me-nhia
hesh2nies Bank, Mempkis
Memphis savings Irstitutio,
Exchange Bank, Marfrsssic-o,
Miners and Nanufacturs--s ~, So,
Baak Of East Tenasssee, KuoTViiis - 'i''''
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jsferfon, Dandri4zs
Bank Of OlaibfTns, At TaTsEeli
Bank Of TaEsTell,
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We authorized announce THos W. BROOKS Of saith
county candidate fer Primo pal Clerk Of the Aou Of hep
resentGtiEeS. sepS1-atde
We are authorized To announce SAM BRoWN Of Cheat
Lam candidate for Principal Clerk Of the HOUSE OF Repre-
sentstivsa sep16
We are authorized to announss y. T. S. RUsSWUkM a.
candidate Principal oer 81 the House II Representative
septlS-td
We are authorized to announce W. P FARMER Of Sonar
VILE candidate for Principal cerk Of the House Of Repre-
Bentaives. aug9l-Se
Assistant Clerk of the House,
We are authorized 70 announces WILLIAM J. PARKBs. Of
Williamson, candidate fer First Assistant Clerk Of the
House OF Representatives.
We authorized sDnouSce J. n. vAU DYKE, Of Nc
Ainn candidate Tor Assistant CLERK f tAs House OF Rep
reSentativeG. sept tdS
EngrOsSinE Clerk OF the House.
We authorized to announce ". II. MOTT, Of DeKSb
county, candid tie for Engrossing Clek Of The HouSe Of RsP
resentstiVe1. sep2e-dtde
We authorized &c ann01ucs TE0S. I. BATEMAN, 81
Nashville, candidate for AngOsSng ok Of the House OF
Representatives.
Assistant DOOruKscper of the HOuseI
We are authorized announce JOHN g. BRANsF0RD, of
Smith candidate AszIt-nt DoorXeeper Of the next
House o Represe- tstives sspl9-ata"
We auth srszed announce o. NJ ooWARDIN csndi
date for Assistant Door Keeper Of the House Of Representatives
Of Tennessee Legislature sug3O-te
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
Five Miles from Nashville, Tennesse'

gFvAE h;eenth session Of this Institution will open LIST
Monday in ss:en Der TIE situation is retired and
pleasant Government strict I'D hIm. Those having ons or
daughters would do well to examine Tor themselves
Rates FOR card, tuition, &C., very mode ate.
" d CARNES, President
aug9-Tu or W LIPsCOAB, Secretary.
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For Congress.

We are authorized ". H DEWITT. OF Smith
county 4 candidate for the FIRST Confederate Con
fess tn Prman Constitution, from the Fourth Con-
gressioRal District Of Tennessee, at the November election
szp25-5t
We authorized 10 T P. SAUNDERS a cERdt-
date for Congress tie Seventh Congressional District at
the November election. Sept7-dtdt
We authorized E. THOMPSON, Of Wilson,
a candidate fer Congres from the fifth Congress ons Dis
trict, at The EoverbeI eLe ton. sepl7-tde
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DERsoNs in want Of aequantsd with the process d
smelling lead buding smelling furnaces the est
Improved plan Of turning out lead in shape End
b. applying to JAMES GJkDON,
sepsz-d9 Charleston, 8. c.
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Confederate FTeHsmTy Notes.
MO Els HOT EL!

Moe ORES HOT Ell!
CIarkGviIIe. Tenn.
yEyHIs we'll known puaT Hotel still open to the pub
c ana every sill be Isii the comfort Of those
Who patrou.ze the Bo1se. -
nugtl-lm zGg LOUISA y MOORE.
SsLaaaiasa ~ aGEed
a GENTLEMAN many years evperitncs, wishes situa
"a tim Principal a hifh cbool, Academy, IN Mid
die Terms
tshiug House suPz4 ditSWite
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PImPIes BRnisheaI
Faces Made OlearI
HOW
By weeks Of the Magnolia Bslmi ssrseetg harm
lsFs but elegant and s5sctGoI preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottls. Bold everywhere.
w2HAaAN & CO., Prspristors, Trs5, T.. z.
febaEdAW31a
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Leather for Sale.

OLE Upper, Harness. Kipskin and Eride Leather for
Sby sep26 detl eTBATrOE & sEYMoUK
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We are indebted TO Kentucky exile for a copy
of the Louisville journal of the 18th instant
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THE WAR!
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lh. The greatest aUcuLt insured in any risk 5O0 90
l9h The alloEed BY the Of the pany
to lie asure in town. city or Vllage-depends the
sZe o. the town and character OF the buildings
18th. The gCa allowed to be Insured In any
block, de ends )Oa Is size sEd character.
1ih he act Of Incorporation OF the cOmpsnyane last
except the following amendments, viz: Csee
copy accompany ng) Boiling ". HAXALL, Pres.
o. +. BREsEE, Secretary.
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A Gail
sugar and HTOIasses

IL thoss Indebted fra Of Thompson, speny Co,
"A WIN pease forward without dssy and make pay
nent, 4 No "a Barkes street. to
Seotenter ., Sit ROBT. THOMPSON q co.
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RIRcksmith Wamtet
Attention, Tennessee Cava

SLAVE preferred; also striker. The work slight and
n perfectly safe. Wages pSid monthly Address
sep2s-dlWs ETA, Box loo, Chattanooga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
Itrosn the New York Sun.
Abra h m Lincoln.


The President elect arrives in this city to-
morrow afternoon, and our citizens will have
an opportunity to take an observation Of the
plain, honespun parsonage upon whose
shoulder rests the most fearful crisis Of Q
great nations existence. Unless given over
At last by the Divine m rcy, the threatened
republic will end that its prepared defenses
wore hidden in their simple, unpromising,
but not unperforming, good neighbor, OF
Springfield, Illinois. Upon this Supreme
mercy, which we verify believe has man
for the hour, we rect cur hopes OF what Mr..
Lincola may prove to tie, quite a. much 10
upon any specific evidep 10 yet afforded. Ii
il strange reflection, impressively illustra
ting the childish belplessness Of man, in his
most majestic natonai capacity, that the
most enlightened, free nd powerful thirty
millions OF men on earth, nre now fixing go
anxious and almost impioring gaze upon one
| OF their own obscure and undistinguished
Observation-Disclosures save BY inscrutabls
Providence--and hanging upon his lips ~ IL
be we're a god, for the slightest word that
may afford augury OF salvation from sppre-
hended national destruction!
| But there are, thus far, hopeful Indications
OF the coming man, 10 the little we have seen
Of Abraham Lincoln. The singrlarly small
amount Of self revelation that he has given
since his nomination for tho Presidency, in
other words, his great power OF cool reserve,
lie itself one OF the best Of these indications
Another, equally significant, is the perfect
indemnity, 10 all his broad, shrewd Western
rusticity Of style, between President Lincoln
. and good Nsighbor Lincoln Of Springfield
aforetime. Elevation and consequences evi.
IDENTIFY make not the faintest impression OF
: biz nerves; proving that the great office il
! net too much for him, in one sense ut least
Any man might DO excused for speaking viii
some Restraint and anxious preparation o
!. phrase, under such circumstances; but Mr.
I Lincoln appears, before the excited nationa
/. audience, ~ much At his ease as II seated OF
rail Of his own splitting, discussing th
state OF tho nation with fellow farmer.-
/. Indeed be carries his case 80 far - to seer
i more appropriate for that attitude than 70
= the one be 10 in. 1t Ia worthy also Of note
4 that no careful hand Of prompting politics
mentor appears in his speeches. Hc 10 hi
Il own man, at all events, and will be no puF
!. pct Of n Cabinet master.ririt, nor implemsr
- OF faction, caucus or cahal.
II The working people of America have
!, great stake in the success OF the coming Az
i ministration. Ifitproves equal to tho smel
gency, it will be perhaps the greatest demon
stration Of the ability Of the working class'
D. to generate real statesmen. and to rule Il
y world, that has ever bsen exhibited, and vi
extinguish onoc moro, for America 1t leaa
NJ the assumption that erulitc schooling, 10
at iidious culture, and diplomatic mAnnerr, y
be importsnt TO the greatest ends and olices
human life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

FCoUous.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often 40,
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowK's BRONCHIAL 1Ro.
cnEs,D or LoEonges, let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever SO slight, az
by this prccaution a more serious attack may
be sdectually warded of. Public SPEAKKxs
and SINGERS will find them etfsctualfor clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

~" VN1sEASo,
Galveston advioes state that Capt. Hill, 10
reply to tho Texas Commissioners, refused
to evacuate Fl. Brown or surrender u. q.
property. He has ordered reinforcements
from R,nggold barracks to rstake the q. s.
property on Brazos Island. A collision be-.
tween the Federal and State troops was i'm :.
minent. Harrison Co. 10 for accession, 866
against A. Csss, Marion, Rusk and Chero-
kee counties are reported almost unanimous
for accession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
The new Cabinet.

The Hawkeye OF the 4th says: A private
dispatch received Saturday afternoon BY Col.
Warren, says MIR. Lincoln's Cabinet, ~
finally agreed upon, is as follows:
SEWARD, BLAIR,
CHASE, WELLS,
CAMERON, BATES,
SMITH.
This 10 the cast or the Cabinet as made by
Mr. Lincoln before be left Springfield, with
one exception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
X 60 X u X:

Warrington Ne ws OF Saturday.
There is great excitement amongst polti'
clans 10 reference to Cabinet appointments
but there has been no final determination by
the President.
The Secretary Of War has published an
official order diminishing Gen. Tw'ggs from
the service for treason.
There 10 likely to be . collision between
the Texan and United States troops growing
ont Of Twicgs' surrender.
John Tyler, the old traitor, is doing his
best to drive the Virginia Convention into
secession. His soul 10 go stepped in treason
that nothing but hanging will cure him.
The President il reported to have signed
the Tariff Bill. -----------
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
washington Iicnas /.
WAsHlsoroS, March 9.


fSpeciai ditpaschca 10 N. y. rApers.
The Senate will probably concur by .
two-thirds vote in the adoption OF Corwin's
resolution concerning nnn-intervsntion with
slavery in the States who're il now exists.--
Hunter; Mason, and others from tho South,
will probably oppose concurrence.
Congress will probably pass resolutions
to day correcting the Tariff bill, az signed
by the President. 1t contains three sections
that were stricken out by the Senate and
in relation to duties on wool and relative to
the warehouse system.
The Inaugural was read last night to meme
bers Of the Cabinet who have accepted. No
advance copies will be sent out. The lam
guage held by Mr.. Lincoln ia frm and de.
clded. He will exc ,uta tho laws. The .orts
ia seeding States will be held or recovered
and the duties in seeding States will be col.
lected. lie will also advocate q National
Convention.
The safety Of Lincoln on inauguration
day 10 regarded as beyond . doubt. This
conclusion 10 reached after . thorough in
v--tigutluu of conflicting Fumors.
The only chance Of compromise now lies
10 the adoption OF the resolutions OF Corwin.
Every train brings crowds OF visitors. Ho-
tells and lodging houses are full, and hum
dreds are olamoring for bed and board
Mercury 70 this morning.
Buchanan has postponed the court martial
on Capt. Pope till the llth inst. He could
not hreast the contempt which his petsy re-
yenRe excited
The report gained credence this morning
that the Virginia Convention had adopted q
secession Ordinance. A dispatch sent to
Richmond elicitel the following reply:
kIcHNoSD, March 2.
Rest assured this Convention will not vote
| Virginia out Of the Union, notwithstsnd ding
the refusal Of Congress to accept compro-
mise.
Correspondence N. Y. Tribune Ist.l
Mr.. Lincoln requested an interview with
Cameron 10 day, and, nfter certain explans-
tions, the latter was of red seat in thu
Cobinet, to which be replied that hc could
accept no other Department than tho Tres.
sury.
Mr.. Purviance, Atty Gen'l OF Pennaylva.
mia, waited upon Mr.. Lincoln, and, 10 th.
name OF tho State Government protested
against Mr.. Chase's appointment, and 10.
sisted on Cameron for tho Treasury.
| Later advices state that it 10 definitely de.
tcrmined that Chase shsll have the Treasury
Department.
| At the second interview Cameron was Of
fered the War Department. All invitations
for the Cabinet will be issued to. morrow.
| There 10 = great run today on Govern
ment funds. Several bureaus, incluiing th.
Navy Agency, have paid their last dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

Tho Postofice appropriation bill was ia
ken up in the House on tho Let, and, after
debate, was concurred in exactly as it came
from the Senate. So II is now law. 1t
reduces the cost Of the mail serviec TO Cali
fornia from 81 ,437 900 to $1,000, 900, in
crsases the service to daily, concentrates mail
carrying on the central route, and abrogates
the Butterfeld contract, without mourning
any Claim for damages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

jenkins OF Penn, was the only Re-
publican member Of Congress who voted
with Kellogg for the Kellogg compromise.
The Locofoco members OF Congress from
the Northern States were about equally d.
yided for and against the Orittenden Com
promise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

AMERICANS OUrRAoKD.-The London Amer
loan states that an outrage has been commit
ted upon two American travellers, Rev. Dr..
Leyburn and Mr.. Low, while on their way
across the Desert of Engedi, 10 Palestine, BY
. party of Arabs, who robbed them Of their
watches. iewe lrv and clothes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
From Vaity Fair
The other ..Abou. Hc N . \ dem.1

James D-ucha An IN ny his tribs decrease
Awokc ono night from a strange dream Of 2. ace,
Id saw within the curtains at his bed
Making his t,other eye to squirt WI dread
Oh Jacksrn writing in book OF gold;
Exceeding Rye had made Buchanan bold,
nd to the stern Ex- President he said:
"Wha-Mhat writ'xt thou r. The spirit shook his
head,
The while he answered, with the voice Of old:
"The names OF those who ne er their country todis
"And il mine one Z. asked J. u. "Nnry - cried
The General, with frown. HuchaHa an sighed,
And groane ed, and turned hizsef upon his bed
And took another1nip' Of Rye, then said:
"Well, ere thou lay the record on ,hs shelf
Write me at heart as one who sold himself:
tDemoc' and rye 30 long my spirits were,
That when the Crisis came--1 wasn't there -
Tho General wrote, then vanished; The next night
He came again, in more appalling plight,
And showed those names that all .true men, de-
test,
Ana 10 ! Buchanan,s name led All the ralt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

0TA report is published in the Jefferson
CITY papers that Col. Switzler of the Colum-
bia Statesman, one Of the most celebrated
editors OF Missouri, died last week from the
effects OF a stab Indicted by MIR. Turner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
From North enroiinn.

PALEIeH, N. c., March l.
The mails and telegraph report 81 coun-
ties; 81 for compromise, 3 for secession,
and 3 divided. The State has probably gons
asains. Convention by small majority
Many Union counties give majorisies for .
Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

fxCol. SwitSler, II seems beard the RI
NOR Of biz deash and contradicts it, saying
thst che knew it Vas lie ~ soon ~ hs
hoard Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

SARzA.-We have long supposed this DELE
brated drug had come to be an exploded
humbug, but We are assured BY those skilled
10 the healing art, that not the Sarsaparilla
itself is to be blamed for this conclusion,
but ~ miserable worthless preparations Of
it that have been palmed of upon tho DOM.
neutrality-suspicious. which contain about
a. much Of its virtues as they do OF gold
dust. 1t is q commercial fact thnt almost all
Of the Sarsaparilla gathered in the world 10
consumed in the old countries Of Europe,
where the science Of medicine has reached
its highest perfection, and where they know
the best what to employ for tho massery Of
disease. Hence We are glad to 6ud that We
are now to have . compound OF this excel
lent Alternative, which can be relied on, and
cur community will not need to be assured
that any thing DR.. Aver makes worthy Of
their confidence. lie has been for years en-
gagged in eliminating this reredy, (see adv'g
col's,) designing to make L his "chef d.
oeuvre' which should;Add the Growing glory
to his already enviable reputation. Amer
lean Celt, N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

CHARLESTON, March. /.
The Courier says it il doubtful il Presi-
dent Davis intends visiting Charleston. 1t
aays 500, O00 more was subscribed on last
Wednesday, towards establishing q line Of
steamers TO Liverpool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

TOver the house assigned 10 Pekin to
Mr.. Ward the American Ambassador, the
Chinese authorities placed the following in !.
zCripti0n Lent to the Barbarian Ward,
Tribute Bearer"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

@On the change Of the Administration,
March 4th, there will be Eve living ex.
Presidents OF the United States-M Martin
vanBuren, Tyler, Fillmore, Pierce and Blu
chanan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

GTDr. Eads, whom the State at large
and Sons Of the people Of Lee county have
special eause 70 remember, makes great ado
about % attempt TO assassinate him on nc-
count or bis devotion to the Union. Eads
publishes the Western Missourian 10 War
rsDsburg, Johnson county, and upon the ba
Ole u his attempted assassination, makes 4
psthstie sppsal for patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHAVING SALOON.


II DepEGGH has mov,d into the room
Ii. formerly occupied by Dinner, IN Sd Ut.
Shaving and Har-Cutting cone with peatness
and despatch.
A separate room Is fitted upiar Ladies and Child
rem.
Customers are invited to call.
MchM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

SchO0l HaBvd EiecatOp.
A n Election wi b. ED Monday, Mach 1th,
n NJ the Estes House, between the hours II /
o'clock ard O'Clock p m, b. disqualified electors
OF the Keokuk Pub ic schoo District, for the
choice Of one President, one Vice President, one
Treasurer, Secretary, and Ne Director, for the
ensuing terms. j. w. OGDEN,
March l. 1891 dot Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

WE call the attentionof the bald and gray
w 10 GEO. CAnUS' HAIR TONIC. This un-
equaled preparation, ~hlel turns gray hair to its
original color, gives the bids besutifni head Of
hair, removes the dsndriE and itching from the
scalp, and causes natunl moisture TO dow from
the scalp, provided il IL used asa hair dress
ing-it will prevent il rom becoming premAturs
u grey and coming ost Those Who love to case
upon beautiful head q hair should not b. vita
out II. Thousands test to it, great merits, but
Ne have Dom TO insrl their names.
doc3dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

CYrIt is rumored that Miss Lane. Presi.
dent Buchanan's niece, 10 to be married to q
wealthy railroad man, soon after the Alb o.
March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
CARPETS!

Inthis Department can always be foundths issA-
ing styles vi
ADMINISTER vELvFTs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
IMPERIAL THIEF Ply
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM,
COTTON WALP INGRAINS.
vkNETiGNS 4 HEMFS,
RUGS, DkuHHK15,
fL1UAUiLCLOTH6,
And all kinds OF
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT COkNlCEa,
&C., &C. AC.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
sep lost
DY J. c. MCGUIRE q co., A1ctionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from Gamaliel
Baiiy and wife, dated February I'D, 1859, and re.
corord in lber ). A: S No. iea, foiios sse, sc.I
ninth, ut clock, p M, In front Of the prsmisss,
at public auction to the highest bidder, all thAt ce
of ground in the city OF Washington Known " the
western half OF lot marked five, Co. In squAre mum
beIed Ave hundred aud th,rty three, (53S) IN the
plat Of laid city The same having front Of twenty
eight (qs feet two (2) inches on street nor,h and
q fine three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon. ... . .....
Terms: One third cash; the balance In equal In
stams at six and twelve month"; secured BY deed
OF trust on the premhes II the terms Of sale afe not
complied with within i've days thereafter the trus
tee reserves the right resell ut the risk and cost of
the defaultng purchaser. :.
| All conv. ylnoing ut the cost Of the purchaser.
| NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
aug6-ds
~ The above sale is unavoida b. y post
poned on account Of the rain until THURSDAY
| next September fifth, same hour and place
| M BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, CO.,
| auQ sO-dta Auctioneers
nS1 The above sale is further postponed
uutil Thursday, october Sd, At the saine hour and
place. r
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, &GO.,
sep 7-law&ds Auctioneen
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Additional Arrests of Sc
cessionists.

Baltimore, September l6.--The police are ar
resting secession m smbers Of the Legislature
as fast as they reach ihis city, on their way to
Frederick, SO That there will be no quorum to.
morrow, the day SIT apart for the meeting
nearly three fourths Of both Houses being com.
posed Of secession's's and as 1t Is presumed
that sll Of this class of politicians will be ar
rested. . ..i..I.
This evening, Messrs Dennis and Heckart, Of
the Senate, and Messrs Landing and Raisen. Of
of the House Of Delegates, were arrested.
There are now fifteen members of the House
and three Of the Senate under arrest.
Many of them cannot be found, and have, II
is said, fed from the State.