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Missouri Mining Company
Ineorporated FEB. 22d, 1851.

4ASOGPOEdGS0 E6Ds 1SSu3 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK..................S IS 10000.
EINIIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
u pose Of advancing the great mining interests VI
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely phllAnthrOpc motives In Initiating this eli-
TerprtSe- We believe that tile stock Gc made to
pay large dividends, and at the time real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
VeloPng and making known the astonishing mineral
woa IN OF Missouri than by the OF five times the
amount OF our capital invested in any other business
We shall make the office of our Company a CON.
pcte mining bureau of the mineral resources Of the
State. We have power under charter to pur-
Chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to cap
italtss aud mining adventurous who desire to pur-
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention OF all who
have mineral lands for sails to send us statement
of the same, describing the kind of minerals their
lands the number OF acrcs the location and the low
est cash price they arc willing to take said lands
e shall work only such mines pay largely, but
shall OPan and prove Most Of the lands sell The
books for subscription to the stock now open at
the ONCE Of the Company, Main street. northwest
corner OF Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No n Locust street All who feel an Interest in ais
business and have money, will do we'll to cali aud
subscribe. Those wishing stock living out Of tho
city, can secure 1t by enclosing per cent of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
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rr.~,os BELLE vERNeN, onIo, Jan. IL. 1861.
AiaNRH g. SPAlnINu, ESQ. - - 4N1A'
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send NHofICr hoX OF yo1r CanISiIs fSiIiF Nhteh
''s truly Tie 1T E'its Ihdes sts' A4S
Direct a. SrOYEE, r. VI.
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IMMENSE SACRAFICE
STATR SENATE.

STATE SENATE.
MEsSRS. EDlTORS:-Plcase announce JOSEPH
WI GIST, Esl., Of Brooke county, rs y candidate
at the ensuing Spring election for seat in the sem
ate Of Virginia Mr. Gist Is UNION Of the frat
order, OF n character beyond the suspicion Of re-
proach-having large and substantial Interest In
virginia. In word, possessing every qualification
TO make an Intelligent, honest and faithful repro.
sentative Of ths people.
feb2I-tf BIZ fnE Ux1ox MEx OF BRookE.
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~ A single BOTTLE Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost aunualiy-6R
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Grnted Remedy has been the EIgnnl for literal flood
OF compounds called Bitters, oftercd in various
forms, from quart bottle to ivcgaIlon key until
this word ltcrs Is but another name for ..grog"
or some viilauOus whiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the minute
dos,', oiss telspconful, OF our medicine,
nERHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs,
cr' IL cuire absence # after 1,rStration las esta-
b.h hflrif reputation Which the host OF limitations
aI courricis have failed TO undermine. 1t Is posi-
tiTcy v ScnhIo preparation with barely sufficient
| rurp Spirits TO preserve it.
hut emo size of the genuine, GIalEPint BOttlcs)
1t is medicine of long.trie efficacy for PtrTTfyiuq
The LC0i- essential for tlin foundation Of good
health md for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels.
Two three doses will convince tho afflicted OF its
knlunTy effects. The stomach will speedily regain its
Itrcugih, healthy action Of the liver, bowels and
Kidneys will soon take pncc, md renewed health he
| Tie quick result.
For INDIGESTION, Try
BGrhave's Holland BitterS.
For HEARTBURN, Try
BGrhaye'S Holland BitterS.
Tor AcIDrTY. Try
E@rhate'S Holland Bitters.
For wATERBRAsH, Try
BGrhaYe'S Holland BitterS,
Tor HEADACHE, Try
BGrhaYe'S Holland BitterS.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
BGThaVe's Holland Bitters.
For CosTIvENEss, Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
B@rhaVe's Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous Rheumatic, and Ncurnlgic Alice
ions; It has IN numerous instances proved highly
Ucneiiclal and in others frctetl decided cure.
Read Carefully!
The genuine, hiGhly-CoGccntrntctl BGRHAvEs IIoI-
LNND rTEEs is put up in half pint bottles only and
Tetailrd at Ono Dollar per bottle. The great demand
| IoI this truly celebrated medicine has induced lnauy
n'ii9'ions. which tho public should guard against
| purchasing.
B.mare efi,nrosaioa! Sc that our name is on The
fadsf IF creTy b0;tie yol It,y.
BENZ. Page, Jr. Co.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
For sale by 4. IL LOGAN & CO.. uensraI Agents
| uoNED-1&WeIy WhHclfngs Va
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E5-Preparst AMI sald ~ IrosrErTEK SMITH.
rtts5uTgh, Pa, and sold By all druggists, grocers
and dealers eenPraIly Throughout The limited Stnt
south America aud Germany noN RsIayrIy.
-. For sale by LAE6EILINs 4 BGsHFIELD Agents.
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SAVE TIE pIgCEsl

sPALDlNG5s rRErARED GLCFi
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III. C. spAIptxo. january 10 1851
I SIR:
1om will please send me two boxes of your Ccplal
/ &c Pills Send them immediately
RcspetttIIly yours.
! nc .TITO. II. SlHONs.
ssl; s si5.at used one tor gf yo E1 and find
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Henry y. Bacon, L. Bosy.
If. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, Pres't.
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SPEuCE CREEK. HUSrINGrox Co., PAL
january Is, 1861.
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Offers of men and money continue heing
received from all parts OF the North, by.
the Government SPyrI,L
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STANDINGS PREPARED G1UEl
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sPALDlNGis PREPARED GLUE!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-16

WAsn1xGroN, Sept. ia detachment
of Col Young's Cavalry, under Capt,
White, arrested three spies yesterday near
Port Tobacco, Maryland, and brought them
TO Washington. On their persons was
found topographic and other Information
DESIGNED for transmission to the enemy
from that ncighborhood, so contiguous to
the Virginia shore, and of the "dvnnt"-
ges of which the Secessionists nave long
awaited themselves.
F. W. Walker, of BroNkly, washington III 1S
county, correspondent of the n. l. Er-
psess. went thither on Friday afternoon,
with detachment of YOung's Cavalry; on
a scouting tour, and aided by guard OF
two soldiers, captured an active secession
i,t, who was placed in confinement ut
house near by the place of arrest. me
guard having necessarily to absent tnem-
selves from the premises, 10 attend TO the'r
horses and other business, the prisoner
while Walker was taking minutes OF the
conversation with him, suddenly drew MS
knife and plunged it into the latter's bow
els. and rushing from the house, made ms
escnpc before the guards, who were out
side could have n inir shot at him. The
neiphborhuod was afterwards searched for
the fugitive, but without success. Tue
pursuit, however, is not Abandoned
Walker is lying in IL dangerous condition'
and is receiving proper attention. lie h"u'
it is believed by the officer who commu"i-
safes the abo.c facts, gathered much Val-
liable information.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept l4.-Advices from
Northwest Missouri, since the with
drawnl of the Federal troops from ST.
Joseph, says the secessionists of that re-
gion are armiug again. Some 1000 con-
centrnted IN Andrew county, under Major
Potter, and about the same number of
Unionists, composed of AIissourinns and
Iowans, ander Coils. Cruner and Edwards,
are stationed in the same region. Both
sides are preparing for battle, and con-
nict is shortly expected.
Tom Hatnes, with 1000 men, crossed
the Missouri River at Arrow Rock, on
Tuesday last, bound for Prices army.
Six hundred secessionists, undsr Col.
Hull. were marching towards Glasgow, on
Wednesday,, to cross the river and join
Martin Green.
A secession camp at Lick Greek, Mon
roc county, was broken up by Federal
troops, on Sunday last, AID it is reported
300 rebels were captured.
Another camp at Spencerburg, Pike
county, was brokenup on Monday, and l6
secessionists taken prisoners.
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The Battle of Gauley,
IoFCCIUI uIsPNICH 10 tIIV y
CAnuAx FEaaY, Sept. 10

CARUAx FERRY, Sept. ID.
The battle OF Inst Tuesday at this place
was by far the greatest and severest yet
fought in Western Virginia. Ex-Secretary
of War, Floyd, commanded the rebels III
person, and received severe wound in
the arm during the engagement.
The rebels had accurate advice of our
approach aud exact strength, MS appears
from the papers found in their camp, and
had made every preparation to resist an
attack They had six regiments beside
their entertainments, with artillery sweep
ing all approach.
nearly four hours. we brought into action
only five regiments, and of these but parts
of three were long engaged. The rebels
stationed expert rifemen to pick off OIL
GERS, and fired spelter from their cannon
IL missile unknown to civilized warfare.
Experienced military men say the roar of
cnnnonnding and musketry for time was
the heaviest they ever heard, but the reb-
els fired mostly TOO high with their artil-
lery. Their squirrel rifles did the most ex-
ecution. Floyd should be surrounded and
his retreat to Lewisburg cut off.
An immense amountOf personal proper
| ty was found i'll the rebel camp, but only
some fifty wagon louds were Thought wor-
thy of transportation, and in this country
the whole amount is hardly worth ten
thousand dollars.
Fears have been entertained that Floyd
might make rapid march to Gauley Bridge
and concentrate with Wise in an attack on
Cox, but hei now in 10 condition for a
fight anywhere. He has over five hundred
sick, and strong detachment spent an
hour and twenty minutes carrying off his
killNd and wounded, after tue fight, past
the house where he had our prisoners con-
fined. Wise has been skirmtshing with
Cox, and has uniformly been beaten off
with heavy loss. Coz is regarded perfect
| ly safe.
Lee attacked Reynolds at Cheat Noun
tain Gap yesterday. Reynolds is strongly
posted and believed able to defend himself.
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nS%How TO MAKE BUSINESS BRrsK.-
Notwithstanding! the war, and its many de-
pressing influences npon trade, the fall bu-
siness promisesEto be quite brisk and sat
isfactory. NAM branches of business are
fourishing, the cops have been good, all
Kinds of provisions are low, and money is
abundant. NotO isthe best time to ddrertise.
Nothing will sery so much to stimulate
trade as liberal expenditure OF printers
ink. The IntsitiyFner is read by the whole
community, as evtybody knows, and from
the fact of its circulation being almost ex-
clusiveiy among BUSINESS men aud their
families, it is rendFed very superior adj
vertising medium
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PERSONS afflicted with Fever and Ague

PERSONS afflicted with Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble ex.
pense, to procure Dr. Hostetter's Celebrated
Bitters whose benifceut effects upon the
system has heen clearly proved to those
who have been stricken down in short
space of time by this dreadful curse, whose
cheeks are wan aud meagrc, and whose
nights are slecplcss and restless, aud whose
eys are dim and sunken, with death star
ing Them in the face, this compound must
prove II blessing; sn"tching them as it
were from the mouth of the grave. None
can know its true vIlue until they have
triedit. When all Others have failed, these
bitters have restored the sufferers to pris-
tine health. Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should intro
duce them to all families.
Solu by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
sep3
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WEAKxEss or THE SroMAcu AND INDl-
GEsrIox.-.4nother Great Cure effected 6y
B9rhares Holland BiHers.
The wife of Peter De Witte, living in
Holland Town, Sheboygnn county, Wiscon-
sin. suffered much from weakness of the
stomach and indigestion. She had been
under Il physicitn,s care for some time, hut
the disease seemed to battle even his skill.
She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stom-
nch, her appetite and strength are return
ing. aud we firmly believe that this is an
other great cure effected by your medi-
cine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, hut must
matt another opportunity One thing You
can rely upon, what we have published are
from persons much respected in our COM
muuity, aud are literally true.
j. QUINTUS.
Ed. sheboygan -Nie"csJOde, Sheboygan
Wis. sep3
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nSy-PxAcnEs Notwithstanding
the fears expressl early in the season for
the safety of thqeach crop, we doubt if
the mardet has e4 been more beautifully
supplied with thidelicious fruit than now.
They arc obtain principally from Ohio
and New Jersey, ind, as a general thing,
are extremely lige and tempting Our
housekeepers or purchasing largely for
preserving purpds, while the demand for
immediate conception is large beyond
precedeot. Immse quantities of the
fruit are broughn by express every day,
all of which find ready sale at highly re-
munerative price
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Southern News.

LOUISVILLE, Sept Little Richmond
Examiner of the llth, says, 1876 Yankee
prisoners were sent 10 Castle PinckHey,
:. O., among them were Col. Wilcox,
Michigan LIST; Col. Cnrcoran. N. Y. 69th;
Licut. Col. Netf, ID Kentucky; MINOR John
W. Potter, 28th y. Y; Rev. G. W. Dodge,
Chaplain OF the llth n. Y; Rev. II. Eddy,
Chaplain of the 81 Conn; Surgeons Girls
valid, both n. y, Grey, U. S. A., Stone,
U. S. a., ConnNIly, I'd N. Y, Harris. 2d
X. l.; Captains Dowuey, 18th N. Y, Fish,
32d n Y, Furnish, 10th n. Y. Drew, I'd
Vermont, ShurcIiT. 18th Ohio, l.. Gordon,
IItl,.. Mass, WhiitmitaI, and jenkins i
Lieutcunuts Toy, 25th n. Y, H"mhlin, son
ofthe 0cter of that name, 3Sth n. T., Under
hill, 18th N. Y. Worcester, slst N. Y,
Gordon, Cd Dragons, u. S. a., Calef,
Ilth Mass, Connolly, seth N. Y.
Capt. Ricket, U. S. a., was to have hc-
comunnIed tile party, hut is not sufficient
ly recovered from his wounds to undertake
the journey.
Serious fears are entertained for the
crops of the Sontb. The rains of August
are repaired to be the heaviest and most
general ever known in the South, and has
been very disastrous.
The Savannah Republican claims fair
rice crop, but admits that the continuous
Gains have damaged it somewhat.
The Baton Rouge 1dcocdte says the
60 ton crops in that vicinity are literally
covered with the army worm aud that the
fate of the crop will will be sealed in few
days, for rains aud heavy atmosphere are
favorable to the worm.
Rector, Governor Of Arkansas, has
called an extra session OF the Legislature
for the 4th Of November.
II. Kelly, claiming to be II Baltimorean.
was arrested as a spy ut Manassas, on the
9th
A. T. Bledsoe, Assistant Secretary OF
the Confederate States. has resigned.
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the
discharge of all slIocmakers from the ar
my, aud their employment ut mhklng
shoes, now being mnLe of canvass.
Tue Richmond Wing of the 10Th, is very
bitter against specializing contractors for
winter clothing supplies for the army. 1t
urges the impressnlent OF cotton and
wooden mills into The public service, to
avoid specializing contracts. IL states
positively that the War Department has
detailed. from the army operatives to be
employed in cloth factories.
JET. Thompson has issued u prOclamn-
ton, in which, as II retAIiatory measure for
Fremouts proclaimed intentions, he threat
ems for every member of the Southern
forces or citizen soldier of Missouri exc
euted, to hang, draw and quarter F" miniom
of Abraham Lincoln.
The Charleston Courier says preparations
are making in that city for manufacturing
locomotives on large scale.
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nuRopEAN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamer KangarO

Arrival of the Steamer Kangaroo
Sr. JouAs, n. F., Sept. l4.-Tne steam
ship Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the 4tn
via Queenstown on the 5th inst, pissed
off Cape Race this afternoon.
The political news is unimportant.
England WAS about to SEMI three more
regiments forthwith to Can"dH.
Spies in the employ of the Government
Mt Washington were reported to be on
board all the transatlantic steamers.
Another terrible railroad accident oc-
CURED near London by which thirteen
uers.ns were killed and fife wounded.
Guar BRtrAIX.-ThG three regiments
for C,nnja start about tile middle of Sep
TENDER, in the steamer Great Eastern,
which subsequently, goes to New YORK, MS
advertised. ,,,
that the government may have private real
sons for the movement, but that there
is none apparent. If it is purely de-
f.nsive movement, and n mere declaration
of identity between England aud Canada,
it homes TINT Canada will not take 1t Tor
more thun it means, but hold herself ready
if it shouid he necdful to protect herself.
1t is regarded as wise guarantee against
all complications and is calculated TO
strengthen her intercourse.
The Trmes in another editorial says that
the great question with capitalists, is TINS:
How will the Americans endure the our
deus of taxation to which they are as yet
strangers? 1t also argues that tue temp
tl.ion of high prices is almost sure to set
some part of the cotton crop free, esFe-
cinlly as the crop of Texas is not lar from
the ports of Mexico.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Thcfollowingis AN extract rom aIetterwritten by
49, pastor a baptist Church TO rhe journal anu
Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio. and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world-reuuwnel meLieine--MGs, WINs.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErnISG;
1--WE see un advertisement in Your columns Of Mrs
wfnslow's sootIt=E syrup. Now we never said n
word in favor of patent medicine before in our life
but we feel compelled to say your readers, that
thisis no huInbug-wE HAVE TRIED 1T. AND KNOwIT TO
NE ALL IT cLtIas II is. probably, one Of the most
successful medicines nf the day, because ii is one of
the best Aud those of y0nr readers who have bn
Iies can't do better than to lay in a supply
octl6-ly-tlEW
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HAxx1nAL, Mo, Sept l2.-The following
apnears in the Messenger of this morning,
All we can hear confirms Prvious reports
that the scccssionists have full possession
of ST. Joseph, and are doing pretty much
us they please in that city 1t is rePresen-
ted that they have taken control of the mu
niripnl nfrtirs of the corporations proven
ting tue cgress and ingress of both mails
and travellers. They have also levied heat
Wy contributions on several stores, taking
lust what they wanted. The steamer
Omnha has been seized aud appropriated
to their purposes.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept, ID, via Balti-
more, LITTLE steamer j. a. Spnulding
returned from Hatteras Inlet this morning.
The steamers Susquehanna and Pawnee
still renamed The former had sustained
but little injury by tbs collision with the
gunnoat Flag.
The Spaulding brought hither the rem
nant of Col. Weber's regiment and nearly
1000 stand of arms captured from the
rebels, and IL dozen prise o's taken from
the prizes made at the inlet.
Four vessels had run into the inlet with
English colors, under the supposition that
that place still belonged to the rebels, the
United States flag having been temporari-
ly hauled down. Pilots were offered the
vessels and every facility for getting in.
They did not discover their mistake until
too late. Two of the vessels, the Susan
Jane and Harriet Ryan, were from the
British Provinces and had valuable c"rgoes
of moIasseS, shoes and clothing.
Our troops ut the inlet have mounted
all the guns and rendered those effective
which had been spiked by the COnfederates
before their surrender
No intelligence of Importance had been
received from the sound or from the main
land.
Gen. Reynolds has arrived at Old Point
and will proceed tomorrow by the steamer
SpauIding to assume the command ut
Hatteras Inlet.
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wAsnrxerox, Sept. l4.-The following
dispatches have been received at the Navy
No., .t,,,art.
U. IS. STEAMER PAwNEE.
HArTERAs INLET, Sept. TO, 1861.

U. S. STEAMER PAwNEE,
HArTERAs INLET Sept. 10, 1851.
SIn:-I have to state for the information
of the Department that | have taken a
valuable prize this morning, now called
the Susan Jane, Of Nevis, West Indies.
This schooner was called the Chnrles Nc
Alces when she cleared at Newbmrn, N. u.
Two days before the blockade went into
effect on this coast she took cargo OF
spirits of turpentine to the West Indies,
and at Charleston, Nevis Island, obtained
an English register but without bill of
sale or an endorsement of any kind on the
part of the master or agent aud without
any other paper required under the Eng
fish law. She sailed from Nevis to Hull
fax, n. S, aud there took on board an as
sorted cargo, consisting OF blankets, cloth,
iron, steel, brogans, axes, &c, all of which
were purchased in New York and Boston,
as is shown by the bills of lading from
different houses in these cities. send the
prize to Philadelphia or New York Mt the
discretion of the prize master, Lieut. Cros-
by, so he may be authorized to enter the
port most accessible ut this stormy period
nf the year. l send nll the papers found
On board the prize in charge of Lieut.
Crosby to be handed to the proper adni-
rally officer, and Capt. ireland and four OF
the crew shall dc:ain for the present;
two passengers believed to be the super
cargOes, and also the mate. When this
duty is completed have to request that
Lieut. Crosby be permitted to return 10
lis important duties at this place, as post
Captain under the order of Gen. Wool.
send Capt. Crosby on board the prize
because he is an important witness of
what occurred after we boarded the
schooner. This vessel, like the three al
ready captured, stood in under the belief
that the forts were still i'll the hands of
the enemy. The Pnwncc showing no col
ors was taken for an English courier and
they were not boarded until inside the bar.
We are beginning to. see signs OF the
enemy on the Southwestern side of the
entrance, where it Is belilved Il picket
guard frcquents to watch our movements.
enclose !. letter found among the papers
of the so-cuIled Susan jane, which may
give the Department some idea OF the poll
cy ia Nova Scotia.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your ohd't serV't,
j. G. Rowan,
Commander U. S. N.
The following are the vessels captured
at Cape Hattcras Inlet: The schooners
Susan Jane, Ocean Wave, Harriet Ryan,
uul Mary Ware
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GB~ VOLUNTEERS WANrED.--Wc would
call attention to the appeal of Col. Tho
burn for volunteers, which appears this
morning in our columns. The danger, be
assured, is no imaginary one The peril is
real and almost upon us. Soldiers are
needed, for everything is at stake Every
mans safety now demands that he should
be soldier.