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News from Washington.

WASHING TON, June 9.-General Scott
says he will occupy the cities Of Richmond
Virginia, and Memphis. Tennessee, by the
18th Of July.
An early attack is expected on IIarper's
Ferry. The soldiers there are determined
to make Thermopyle it.
Ten Thousand troops will be in Baltimore
within thiry.six hours Intense excitement
prevails among the citizens, aud prepnra
tons are being made for a vigorous rising.
Arms are stored IN private houses. II is
authoritatively stated that Lincoln has de.
termined 20 lombard the city from Fort
McHenry, on the first sign of resistance 10
his minions.
Gen Beauregard declares that it is his
intention TO eoncentrate 10000 troops at
Manassas Junction for the purpose OF una.
king il impregnuble, and that when the
Incolnites have exhausted themselves in
their endeavors to disiodge them, he will
advance and oyerwhelm them.
The Government 10 in possession of let.
iers, indicating that there are many traitors
ut The North.
Gov. Hicks has warned the Government
Of danger msnacing tho Capitol from Mary. /.
land. lie requests full occupation Of
Washington, and ths reinforcement of Bal
more.
harshal Bonisant says there are 1000 Sc
cssslonists in Baltimore, with their arms
concealed, waiting M opportunity 10 strike
pios for the cause Of lns South.
Arrests OF secessionists aEd the eapture
Of goods belonging to Southern men, slill
continue to he made AZ the Relay House.
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Important From Missouri.

Sr. Louis, June "a.
General Price, Gov. Jacsson. Gsn. Lyon
and Frank 7. Blair, jr., held conference to
day, whea ibe former proposed that the
United states troops should be Withdrawn
from iae soil Of Missouri. aud that the
Stale Militia should simultaneously be dis
banded. Lyon refused To aecsde to this
proposition. After four hours session the
council sdjournsd witaou, cooslaaieg any
agreement and Price and Jarkson let. ,i.a.
medIa.sly in special train.
Ricmsoso. June IL.
The Governor Of dissoad has issasd q
pfoe'amalioa cal!,ag fof 5000, troops.
sr. Louis. [via MobiIs,l June Is. ---Boer-
steins Regiment has gone wsst on tho
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FoRTREss MoSR,E, June i5.-Great
Bethel has been partially evacuated. but
:an be re.occnpied in force at short notice.
The Southern pickets extend to New Mar.
ke, Bridge At Yorktown ,he-e are large
number Of cavalry, also batteries beiwecu
Grea, Bethel and Yorktown. Winthrop
was shot by Louisiana rilenap. Freder.
lex Bridge, at Harper, Ferry, was burned
between five and six o'clock this morrimg.
1t is reported that all the troops havu bcrp
Withdrawn from The Mar, Iana shorr. Eight
cnr loads Of provisions were destroyed, 10
prevent their falling int, the Federal hands.
The b:idge nj Shepard.;"mn II ha, been bIrns
eel
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Court of Equity.

The regular Tern Of this Court for Lam
caster will open on Monday next. Chan.
cellor Carroll will preside. Oweing to the
absence of the Commissioner and several
of the Solicitors at this bar, but little pre-.
paration has been made, and il is not expect.
ed that much business can be done. The
Commissioner has been in the camp since
about the first of April He reached home
on Monday last.
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Charlotte Bulletin

This paper is now received at This place
regularly on the day of publication. The
mails from Charlotte arrive, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday; alternate days with
the Camden mails, TINS giving us the bene-
fit OF daily nail to this place. Our citi-
zens who wish TO have Ahe news every dIy
should subscribe for the Bulletin. For
terms, sec card in this paper.
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will give you detailed report Of the op.
era,ions.
Our Heavenly Father has most wonder
fully interposed to shield our heads in the
day of battle Unto His great name be all
the praise for our success.
With much respect,
ID. II. HILL.
Colonel ist Regiment N. G. Volunteers.
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! Probable Engagement near Point Of
Rocks.

FREpERIcK, June H.
There arc 1000 Fcderolist- bct~ cen
Greeucastle and Chambersbur9 advancing
on the Ferry near the Point Of Rocks,
which was reported as sacatedr aud the
force there concentrating on TIE Ferry.
The tight Is momen,ariiy expected.
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From the State IN. C.,) journal.
The Fight by An Eyewitness.

|
We are indebted for facts contained in
the following sketch to VIM. Tiddy, Esq,
of Charlotte, who was present during the
whole time and for the benefit Of those
who do not know our inforlpaut, we state
that he is an intelligent gentleman and per.
fectly reliable:
Ii appears that our troops left Yorktown
| for Bethel Chapel at noon on Thursday
last and reached that point by 7 o'clock in
the evening. The cause of this movement
is. of course, best known to the officers in
command. Accompanying the troops was
battery of four howitzcr guns, manned by
the Richmond Artillery. On Saturday the
Edgecombe Guards, Capt Brdgers, were
on! scouting and killed some seven or eight
of the enemy.
The time between the arrival at Bethel
Church and the engagement was devoted
to entrenching the position taken by Col.
itill-and our informant says the ground
was admirably well chosen. By Sunday
night everything was in readiness-brcas-
works complete and the place made i'm.
pregnable
On Monday morning the troops were
beat to arms before day and advanced from
their position some two or three mics,
when they were me. by an old iady from
whom they lrnrued that the Yankees were.
in farce in that ncighborhood This being
confirmed by the scouting pa.tcs. The COM
nand of Col Hill was ordered back To their
entertainments. The encmy's advance vas
reported as they progressed by oar scouts.
An attack was new inevitable. Col. IIIl
delivered his final instructions 20 hi, truops.
| having seen every mnn At his post, and or.
dered that strict silence should be- observed
and that no iuan should fire brfor. the
word was given. The Lincolnitos were
now in sight. The artillery, under order OF
Col Hill, waited ill the enemy was in i.i!
range and then opened upon them. Ia.
first shot, as was learned from one ur he
wounded. killed four or live and wouul,.d
several. This fire was "p,ncd at 500 wards
range.
The action commenced about o'clock
=, fr'' ''"' " VIC
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COLONEL RIoN.-lt is reported by the
volunteers who came up on Saturday. says
the Chester Standard, that Col Rion, 9th
Rsg't. s. &. V. has resigned, aud his resig.
nation has been accepted by the Governor.
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10000 majority for Secession.
l,YNCHBURG.

I,YNCHBURG, zane TO.
The Union vote Of Tennessee is smaller
than was anticipated. Tns State has gone
for Secession by at least sixty thousand
majority.
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HIRPER's FERRY EvAcUArEp.-Latep pri-
vate intelligence confirm the reported evac.
untion of tlarper's Ferry by the Confeder.
ute forces.
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FAvoKs.-To Sergeant-Major, James II.
Witherspoon, who has just returned from
The camp at Ridgevillc, We are ia debted for
papers in advance Of the mails.
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DEPARTURE The Sd and 4,h Re egiments
OF South Carolina Vo' anteers, (sa,s t..e
Csrohaian, of Sunday last) numbering
nearly 1000 mcn, left Columbia yesterday
for theif destination.
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iron TnE LANcAsrEr LxDosR.1
RrcuMoNp, Va, June 10, 1861.

ana ny >c'I "it HGtr iSu!L c'"cN ''"t
Friday morning for Manassas junction, rra-
chirg there auout IL o'clock in The evening.
On our "rrval at the junction soon rec"g-
nized among the many strangers there, the
familiar faces OF my friends ''2t' MeM"n"s
and Sergeant brasiDgtoH--l was much graf
lNed to meet men, After waiting some
''he i'' our pa@g'S"' an" Wheh oo'alned'
seeing II sale III III" ambulance k'nH'y pre-
Pare' '"r u" o! Lieut. h'r"S~' OF 'am""n'
W"om WIS @'a" 10 meet 'ap' McNa""s
'ca''hS 'ne ""y' we SET out On 1901 Tor 'o''
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Ger. Beauregard has issued the fol,
lowing proclamation to the people oi the
counties of Loudon, Fairfax aud Prince
William
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27
TIE Reaaru OF Reason.


The telegraph informs US that . conven.
ton representing forty-ive counties Of
North Carolina, has been held at Hattcras.
The ordinance Of secessi n has been repu.
dated, the loyalty Of the state to the Union
re.affirmed, one NJ. N. Taylor been appoint.
ed Provisional Governor, special election
for members of Congress ordered, the old
Constitution of the States and laws in pur-
suance thereof adopted. and the Provision
al Government authorized to fiji all vacan.
cies. It is impossible to tell at the present
time how extended this movement las
been, and whether, the delegates in attend.
ance came with regular credentials, or
whether it was composed in most part OF
political refugees from different portions of
the state, who have fed to the guns Of
Hatteras for protection. There is, howe
ser, in the act, a sign of encouragement to
the friends Of the Union in this boarding
Of secession right in its den. The loyal
lists Of the state have rallyng point, and
may We not hope that they may be able in
due time to throttle secession without fur
Their extraneous aid.
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Business Notices.

Business Notices.
w. A. Giles has new announcement of
the fine stock of goods which he has Just
received and opened. He has unpacked
among other things several cases of splen.
did gold and silver watches from the Amer
lean Watch Manufacturing Company, which
are perfect nc plus ultras Of workmanship.
Indeed, fn.r time pieces we never saw
An enumeration Of some Of their novelties
win be found in their advertisement, to
which we direct attention.
Scott 4 Bro. go in Tor game, and will pay
the highest market price for. all they can
get Though this may be termed fowl
business, we are positive that they will con.
duct it on terms Of perfect pr3bity.
Messrs. Hills & McHose have leased
Warehouse No. and the whsrfage which
accompanies it and will do general pro.
ducc and commission business. They arc
No. men. e..-.
"A. Caldwell, Opti,nist, Chicago, offers
his services to the public. He treats al
diseases Of the eye and cor.
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sV- DR.. Purinton, the Universally re.
nowned Lung Physician, who devotes his
attention especially to the treatment o.
Chronic Diseases Of the Lungs. Heart, Liv-
er, Kidneys, &C, White Swelling, Scroiula,
Chronic and Inflammatory rheumatism,
together with Female Weaknesses; and
who has met with a degree of success tina,
is altogether unparalleled d. will be in McGrre.
or, Monday Dec. LIST, and remain three days
at the American House, and in Prairie du
Cnien, Thursday, Nov. 2sth, and remain
three days at the Brisbois House. Exami
nations are given free. Let none despair
of cure until they have had an cxamina.
ton. ..," wi
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ANDREW j. FELT.-Intellivenc reac}

ANDREW J. FELr-Intelligence reached
Us, on Wednesday last, after our paper was
worked off, that A. j. Felt, Of the 7th Iowa
regiment,-our correspondent "Printer''-
was prisoner unhurt in the hands of the
rebels. In another column will be found a
list OF 7th Iowa prisoners, now in Mem.
phis, among which will be seen the name
Of A. J. Felt. 1t is q source Of satisfaction
to learn that hc is not dead, and we trust
he may soon be exchanged and be permit
ted to rcjoin his regiment. 3y-thc-way,
we are reminded that before leaving for the
war, Andy told friend, loosely that he
intended to be in Memphis this winter. -
So he is, but as i'll luck will have it, his
liberty is restrained, and the rebel flag
floats over his Quasters. Suca are the for
tunes Of war
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The New National Armory.

Not littls discussion is being held by
our western journals as to the proper place
to relocate the national arsenal, once in
operation at Harper's Ferry. Va. The
principal competing points are Chicago and
Rock Island in the Mississippi river, near
Oavenport-the wealth, and influence o.
the former, balancing the natural re.
sources and advantages of the latter
Looking at the eligibility of these two
points from = .di>interested stand. point, VIC
incline to the belief that Rock Island is the
better place for the following reasons:
Il has superior natural advantages. 1t
has the merit Of an inexha2stible water
power. Or, il steam is preferred it is I'd.
Joining extensive coal fields.
It Is in the center of the great North
west, sud approachable north and south by
the Mississippi river, and east and ~est by
railroad. Access therefore is unexcelled.
The site has ample room, to-wit, seven
hundred acres Of land-.he property Of the
government. To purchase one fourth Of
Ahis space on the marshes in aud about
r1Aesgo would cost the government more
than <Ss entire expense Of erecting the ne
oessary asmory bnildings
IL h within convenient reach Of the rich
iron mppntaiQs Of Missouri. and the trans.
portatiop of ths iron for use would be
about one-hs!f less than to Chicago.
II is not on the frontier as is Chicago
fhaf,is 1to,say, foreign power could throw
. hostile feet to take and destroy Chicago.
They could only take Rock island except
hy al9pg march through hostile coun.
lry.
Chicago Is great and enterprising city
and her desire 70 secure to herself the To-
cation ri the armory is natural: yet the
government Ihould act in this matter upon
true economical consideration. These, il
wsnistake not, Rpipt enthusiastically to Rock
JdanA
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Correspondence.

McGregor, Nov. 22d, 1861.
Nrssrs. Ed 'ors II am in receipt of a
note from Lieut.. ii. w. Gunnison, of Nil.
waakcc, Of the LancerS, inquiring if there
cannot he an interest got up at McGregor
in the Lancer Regiment to be commanded
by Col. Rankin, late of the English army.
As the Iowa Regiment of Lanccrs has dis.
banded, 1t is possible many of those en-.
rolled would lie glad to JOIN that branch of
the service under COL Rankin. IF some
good 60 ahead Young man in this vicinity
desires to ccn,n,ence recruiting here, an in
;erview or correspondence with the Under
signed will place him in possession of alt
the facts about the pay, subsistence, &C.,
DC. Yours,
A. p. RICHARDSON.
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tH A few reasons why everybody shoe

~A few reasons why everybody sho'd
60 to Hammerslough Bros. and buy his
Fall and Winter Clothing. 1st, They keep
constantly on hand very large and select
ed stock I'd, They manufacture their own
goods. Sd, Every article sold by them is
warranted as represented or the money re-
funded. 4th, They sell their goods at the
very lowest living prices and take pleas
ure to show you through their stock and
don't feel offended if you do not purchase.
Please remember all these facts and go and
see Hamme-slough Bros, Ex change Block,
on Public Square, McGrcgor, Iowa.
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alarmed arr many Of the sordid souls tina
iniest all the southern Cities that the clfec
may already be seen in the lengthening o
freight trains which leave almost hourly fo
! the interior"
In Savannah the panic is even more &c
neraisand decided, whole ncighborhood
having been Suddenly deserted by the cx
odus of the wives and children of thos,
who are in arms at Port Pulaski and the
batteries on the Savannah River.
a letter to the Herald from George F.
Train, states that several vessels loaded
with stores and ammunition for the rebel
states, were about leaving England.
McCullsch with large force, is now en-
campcd between Springfield and Lebanon.
Ii is said Fremont has voluminous re.
ply to make to Adj. Thomas.
Dispatches to Gen. Xix from eastern
Virginia represent the capture Of three
rebel officers and seven cannon, new and in
good order. People loyal.
On the 22d the gunboats Cambridge and
Httzel went up the York river some dis
lance and opened fire upon the rebel camp
at Warwick, utterly dcmolishing it, and
apparently killing many rebels.
Gen. Nelson's brigade of 5000 men left
Cincinnati on the oath for Louisville, XIV.
The allied feet is about sailing for Mex.
ico.
The king Of Portugal died Of typhoid
fever on the 10Th inst and the duke of
Oporto has succeeded to the throne.
Two prizes, the Providence from Char
lesion, and the Delta Of Liverpool, have
arrived in New York.
The forthcoming report Of Secretary
Cameron will contain his strict avowal of
placing arms in the hands Of those slaves
who are willing to use them for the cause
of the Union.
Capt. Thomas, Of the Quartermaster's
Department has now 10000 army coats
and pants stored in Corcoran's hiding,
Washington. Tempting bait for the re-
bells.
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McGreg0r Euserprise.

McGreGOr Enterprise.
Among the many complementary notices
afloat in the papers concerning the enter
prise Of McGregor, as illustrated by the
free bridge about being constructed across
the river at this point, We copy the follow
ing good 'un from the. Fayettc County
Pioneer:
1--WE notice by the TINES, that bridge
across the Mississippi river is under way
and rapidly approaching completion at Nc
Gregor. 1t is to be u free bridge, which is
the most interesting feature about it to the
people Of the interior, who haul produce to
and merchandise from the railroad. At
times it is very difficult, laborious and dan
gerous to cross the river, and the lerryman
is not unsuitable in taking persons or
freight across at the ordinary rates Of fer.
riage, which makes it expensive and often
causes hard feelings on the part of those
whom business compels to cross. The
erection Of o free bridge will remove all
these difficulties and enable teams to cross
at pleasure, in high or low water, warm or
cold weather, during storms or calm, night
-oS day, which will be great induccment
for those within the bounds of reason who
have not been doing their trading there, to
now patronize McGregor." $500.
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GAME TO TIE LAsr-Scott & Brother
advertise to buy all the Prairie Chickens,
Phcasants, Quails, Grouse, &C., brought to
our market and will pay the highest mar
ket price in cash or merchandise. Wild
game when killed should be hung up by
the neck until well frozen so that the wings.
legs, and feathers all lie smooth. When
trapped the skull should be smashed in, and
not necks wrung of, as is usually the case,
as they will sell for more here or in any
other market Farmers boys can mako
great de'sl If money by trapping game this.
Writer.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SAFE

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
United Mates If America, n,ss,Ict Csvrt AZ ~.
Unit'd State, for tho Dsss,act ~ Iowa, No,Lks,r
Division. .-....-.. 49, -. . = -"
No 49, ..s,s t
Robert p. Lane, Goody year A. Sanford.
aud Wooster A. Dickermann, copart- 80.
under the name aud style ofS
Lane. Sanford 4 Co..
(Tn Chao.>-.
A. r.. Jones. Elizabsh Jones, his wife, /
Ieorge v. Bass aud Ann Bass, MI wife. E. y 81
NJ Office l. hereby given, that on the l4th da]D6,
~ December A. o. 1851. at 10 O'Clock. A. = ~
that day, at the front DIOR OF the Court House. In IN.
c'fy End county OF Dubuque, tate Of Iowa. T. J. n
Burns special master md commits. oner. will ,,l
public auction to tho highest and bet bidder for cash
the following de cri.ed properly. towt ssrs -
The east hall OF lot number nine o.. In block .,v
(6) in the town "f McGreeor, tate Of Iowa.
This sale i made in pur> uance OF decree in Chsu
Gerry rendered At the October tern, A. 1861 of ~
District Court of the United state for fhe Distret A.
Iowa. Northern Division. the Goth day Of Oetobee
1861, IN the above entitled cause, by which II va
ordered. that unless the respondents Jones o.. B.s.
pay to Lane sanford 4 TO. compliments herein ths
sum 1t sixteen hundred AMI seven,y -one A7lUO dol
lars with ten per cent Interest per from the dae
OF said decree. and is within days from the date
81 the rendition Of the decree hersn and in default
thereof that said property should be sold and under
said decree j. Burns, appoint cd Special Mas.
ter ana Commissioners to make such sale nsd direcsA
to execute to the purchaser deed raid property
J.,C. BURNS,
Spec,a! Master and Commi.sionsr.
November It'll, 1861. 6vs
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SHERiFFS SALEOF REAL ESTATE.
z STATE Of Jona (yo,Son ~o..H..E -. fF

NOTICE j. hereby given, that on the 2lst dsy a
! December A. d. 1861, at O'Clock, p. NJ, 1t Ii
front door OF the Sheriff Ofcs, IN the town or No
sae to the highest bidder, for ca.h the follows d.
srr"ed property, taken on special Execution issued
out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the Di.r;ct So,,-. -
said county, in favor of Asa veach ana a,airss -
Real tate OF Isaac Harrison, to-wit: The Honss
and Lot In the township Of Mention situated on TIRE
mona, being the lot occupied first by H. ID WoaS
bridge. then by II H. Wilkinson, and this day bossfe
by me OF james Mansfield Said lot fronts scventv
feet on said street also the lot with the barn ther:
on north OF the said house and lot first meutioued
that the same DC sold to satisfy said execution aod
oil costs that have and NAV accrue thereon.
JONATHAN KAUFMAN
Sheriff OF Clayton Co, Iowa.
Elkader, Nov. 18th, lS6ln6wA