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The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

fMNFSSE COST OF The rERRI-ctLrS CLAIMED
BY SEcEssIoy.-Thea icck at he case, for
moment, in reference 20 tie acquisitions Of
territory rnadc on this side Of thc coatinent
within the present century-Flori3a, louis
lana, Texas, and thc entire coast Of Alaba-
ma End Mssissirpi--vast regions acquired
from France, Spain and Mexico, within sixty
years. Louisiana rcat Sl5.ooO:ec when
our population was 5,cee, ,oeO, representing,
OF course, 10000, 900 at the present day
Florida cost SIS oOO, Geo in 1890, when our
population was less than 10,00C, 900, equal
to Si5,000,G00 at the present day, besides
the expenses of General Jackson's war, in
1918, and tie Florida war Of is40. in which
some $50, Gee, 900 were thrown away. for .he
purpose Of driving handful Of starving
Semin ole5 from the Everglades. Texas cost
5000, 900, 900, expended in the Mexican war
in addition 20 the lives ofthousands Of brave
men; besides SI0,0OO,000 paid to her in
1880 for cedine tract of land, which was
not hers, to New Mexico. great part of
iae expense OF the military establishment
of the United States has been incurred in
defending the Southwestern frontier. The
troops meanly surprised end betrayed in
Texas were sent there to project he- do
fenceiess border et.lcments from the toma-
hawk and scalping-knife. II 20 ali this sE-
peneiture We add that of the forts, the
navy-yards, the courthouse, the custom
houses, and the other public buildings in
these regions $500, 900 of the public
funds Of which at Least fve-sixths are levied
by indirect taxation from tns North and
North west, have been expended in and Tor
the Cult States, il tLis nea.ury. Would
England would France. would any go'ern-
men. on the face OF the eartL, Surrender
witLou. a deatt-s.ruggle such dear bought
TERRITORY?
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

six wears, according to contract, it is TO be
performed by the National Bank Note Com
pany of this city The cost of manufacture
to the Government has been lessened by the
recent contract The business of furnish
ing stamped envelopes is in the hands OF
other parties.
WHAT Is DONE WITH THE STAMPS. ,.,s
For obvious reasons it is manifest that
the number of stamps to be used during the
coming year will show a marked decline
from those of last year, which amounted to
nearly ZIG, 900, 900. The yearly increase
has lately averaged 10000, 900. 1t is esti-
mated that the number required for the
next year viii reach two hundred millions
thus throwing off the usual increase, and
sixteen millions in addition, on account of
the seeded States.
Over ten millions of the various denomi-
nations have already been furnished to the
Government, and the manufacturers are
producing them at the rate of l,3oo,oeo a
day.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

BAPTIST CHURCH.--Cor Pine and Spring sts.--
Holds regular service every Sabbath at 101s
O'Clock A. NJ. and T.. NJ.
Rev. BENZ. BRIEFLY, Pastor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

CArHoLIc-Hold service every Sabbath at A.
NJ, at the Catholic Church, or Washington ST..
Rev. 7. J. DALTON, Pastor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

TENNESSEE AND KEarUoKY.-A Louisville
ter dated September 1lth. says:
'There are in Tennessee about thirty th ous-
and rebel troops, of whom as many as five
thousand are renegade Kentuckians. They are
scattered in various camps, of two or three
Thousand men Zach, but all of them omi-
nous1y near the Kentucky line. A large pro-
portion of them are wholly unarmed, and those
nominally armed have, in many instances, only
fowin pieces. They have plenty of bread and
meat, out are destitute of nearly everything
else, and this destitution is causing many deser-
tions. Locking within this State, it is more
diff. cult to estimate the force cf the rebels.
The State Guarl is claimed to &c seven
thousand strong-bu. that is most extrava-
CANT estimate. As the las establishing the
Home Guard ma de no provision for regime
tai organization, the whole number Of them in
the State cannot BE- asce-tained. Lou svilie
and Jefferson county alone contain two shous-
saad and very nearly the sar1 proporicr to
the whole masses of TIE population IS maintained
throughout tie nine Congressman Llsrie-s.-
The Home Guarl's scores Of loyal thousands
only await cal from tue Legi5la me to rulh 70
arms. VIII that call lie gi,on? FrO5ab'y.
Fairly enough to SAFE the State? We shall sec.
The Union forces now ready for the ie,d,
are, beside the reg Ilars ~ Newport ana Padt
cab, i've regiuA vnts Of voldhtecrs ct Camp Dick
Robinaoh and tto a. Camp jos Hol.. Several
otLe- regiments are forming aid f ling 1anidly
| y Among others, Coz. James S. Jackson.
raember oe Congress from she Second District,
is raj ing !, regiment oc c4valr.". Gen. ArGer-
sch IS now he-e, Stopping ct ihe Louisville HG-
tel, out has not yet entered urcn the colm;nu
cf his Department. his hands arc tea hJ th e
! guilty. procrsstinatCrs =. Frankfort"
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
GEO. w. CHAPLIN & co,
EMpLAYMENT OFFICE

Lower side of Plaza, near Clay stree
" I'll 1 NCLNND
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

In late number of the New York E'en-
ing Post, we find an interesting description
of the new designs and the method BY which
they are manufactured:
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS!

SOUTHERN MANUFACIUkEo!
no So ans especially yoa can ostsn as desirable SSS0''
IL without paying more for them man iher Ac'aA WIZ
THE CfsrsNsfsAW WOODEN COMPANY
ey orsnEcd last yeRg and 10 erder 70 Ak suSn
a. ud act compete With bat Noad raihr sd otnsr
hy furnishing grades and styles OF doods nst nave
n.ye heretofore been IA Virginia, they nhed he M s'
HaehesrV 81 e quality They are now
49, 80 AssfEREs and CLOTHS Of variety nom nne
V5 Msrno ard nes=o WOOL and solicit the attention o. me
tsd he solh 10 their oods All who have seen tae AM
CTs uaaaaetIsei expressly for the Virginia Military
ue prono least equal not superior IN qoAy'
A hose ey had been bUYn heretofore, sad quite a. cheap
ne VnlA state and Central nlturs Soesass a. Ihei
Fsr held IL hs city October last awarded TO tl Senpany
sod Medal for their exhibition Of WOOlkh doVDs roh IN
slpdcf acme beautiful Shavis, Blankets, &c. u.
Irrshasers nay rely upon every piece OF Sooas
~ ~ ans What 4 re scented and under no
m his be Induced shoddy In their 6oeds nor
"n @g cara AZ s0'-'A IIwis D. CRkEsHAw, PrsadsnL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS visiting this city with view Of making purchases
III respectfully solicited 70 examine Stock Of DRY
GOODS. We offer for sale: FL.
- 800 bales Brown sheetings and shlrtings,
200 0snaburgs, .......
10 cases Bleaehed sheeinss and shlrtings.
30 bslea Plaid and Striped Osnaburgs,
300 pieces Striped and Plaid estcs, seryantA
o0bales 1ckings, NJ ,.--F'
30 Denr5 and Striped Hhirtngs.
$50 cases Fancy Prints, ~
30 " CottonAdes, ..
10 Colored Oambrcs,
IS 4" Kentucky Jeans and fvesds,
And rge assortment Of Heavy and Zine Linens for gen
White Oanbcs Irish Linens Lawns Plain Striped and Enbrod
cred Beregs and Pcpnns, Cloths cassmere vesn tc kc
all Of which We viii sell cheap 70 the csh and prompt trade
fLLETT 4 DREWRY,
No. II Pearl street,
apl Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
psKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OO0.OOO!
i6HUAL INCOME, S2,25OJOOUl

DatIy hCNNHUt SItOUUsUUs .ooo oon,
i,rvysryD IN TIE UNITED STATES, OVER tS0O,0ooi
a. DyStrs Personally Responsible for ns sa9d2smsnh Of
Tie COSnDaEy
vvyr rerpecty ask attention the security Of the Liverpool
w and fondon Insurance Corn any It's policy holders IT.
large cash capital and invetinert5 nststed above.
large cap and irtcne o. the Company enaoet 70 Ake
lines TO squns large amounts
In addition ordinary mode Of insurance. this
mes Policies on the payment OF TEhAAMU,
An PREHTUAS Property Ia, thenceiorth PERhAHkN7Lf
TYsURED The Policy be cancelled n any Tine and
riur, will be returned less per cent
This Company will make insurance By loss OF kens %
new and no4 all claims paid uponprs.
ssnson Of proof loss without Gbdsnoato or dso-
Non for sa and IS usual amer presents.
Mon d Greet WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
usH a. Main street, under 9. Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
nIcnMnND CLorMING MANHFAC-. 90

X SoRY-The sabseTibsrs have on hand large and ~
sS-,pisls as,ortuent Of SOUTHERN AASCEAJfUAAo SO
ROCKINGHAM CASssrs and yssilng Of az grades
49, solovip noted aas Crsnshaw MILD, Rehnond 4. ,
O. = NUS Culpeper county, VA kelley fSsd 70 al.
grder,sSurr Va Thomas Ames' NILS. Marion smith eou51h
v. ROY IlSni Aii Chae ~ O.; which We are prepseu "
ate ID measure the shortest notice, and In anu
yles that s compare In every s2ee. VIZ
az rst Nth goods and many OF te OrensAH
good eQa qualify French there can be no longer M 81
ass r buyiag goos manufactured cut 81 the
.s keep avays ca hand stock Of fkENCA AND kSSLlsh
OoFas AE CAsSEEE MOTTO be surpassed by any house N
a. civ se bes. Of Caters, and corps OF werEen
not 10 BE Surpassed 81 any house In he Union WIN
ton 70 flrnhh patrons win southern ~
S soos SOUTH and ade SOUTH and we trust % DC
sod Al olh determined 70 DO 81 our Pou
70 push forward Southern ins.ituiions ,,-. o,prv
uiosslers Aad Merchant Tators,
Corner ~ Main and iSth s'ress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

ZINE LIQUORS.
N store. Imported direct ffon France By s"Lsas
100 cases ane Clret Win.
30 baskets Champaign wine
CASH nne French Brandy
osades a.rse lot Of very superior old wines and Bsnes
snenssIs 70 age and purity having been bought bond.
jamaica Rum te Our stock Of Virginia Rye whisky complies
most Of tie best brands part Of which very old ana SUPERIOR
al Of which W VII sell srAn advance II Iets 70 srt pur.
'1si Is ShissSsc .si E1 .!s sssn Sa.T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
VTULCANETE TRETaI ,-,,,, s1.zSSs
ayPRaT JupRO YEREYT IN ARTIRYCIALUI1$v

GREAT INPRO VERENT IN ARTIRICIALQII5YYYV
TEETH 49,
g. JONES' DErisT having the rsh. for making IshLh On
he yrlcAnite plate being Satisfied Of Us dosoe srptoy
orsy an olIt neods having thoroughly tested Jor oece
Oths M large number Of ne nnIsf dHacnH cases
where gold and other plate had utterly tSied Commences WIN
snte those desiring full or pAruG SEES OF
av n diSsdtsd tei rose cy are no'o ustag Inc per
ADAPTATION Of the plate aud the suction thereby secured en-
bs hin 10 teeth without clasps she u .n
6 pae has rendered teeth painful and ussesA
dopted BY those standing 10 the profession norm
md south teonias and specimens exhibited 10
lhcse wishing 70 see then. 90. ...,..
Geld or any other plate made, Of course for sach as prefer
them. ..,,,. =, =,
thoroughly performed ,..L. 100. .x,,.,,.a
Teeth extracted without pan By electricity, having ekuAo'eo
scre two hundred teeth whit. ,,,...
-, - o. 80 IAN - spSo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
SASH, BLINDS AND Doors.

vHH Oldest kabnhment In Richmond where be ~ haA
Being confident Of diving entire ssason DE sbssbg 81
:ssss. ~ s 81 rsss - ~
1920 '' $1,000 ~ 80; 49, I; ~ :, =: e ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

TO THE MILITARY
AM runplvne large uube.s Combined Folding Hinge
camp Belsiead which has given entire sstfseuon 70 az
bo have purchased them notify those who have copied any
Of me sons which Ihsye applied Tor pa
tent shan Use legal 10 protect my claim against All
and every encroaehment r,-.,- A.. a..
Ihav. made decided improvement In Panters Army oamp
Got and have sso another CaP (which equal or superior
q az excsDt tie Folding Hinge Damp Bed nov IN use have
also ysrey Of Camp tools and Chests Those Interested are
respectfully Invited call and exarnin eor nemsese
to.l., sita nanit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

GARDEN TOOLs.-spades, Raka, Hoes, Garden Forks,
" Tanspantng Garden Reels and Lines Boys pades
&e for sale by o.. sINToN Sign Of the Circular ssv
| nhl4 II Main 81. Get
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
". ELsoM W. Q. DARLINGTON.
Address .Howardsyille, Virginia.
ELS0M d. cos
1861. fksss 1861.

M ALL p A g K EFT LIN E,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. Isben.
PAOkET VIOLA, Captain w. II. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. g. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. O Burks,
EAvs Alcnnioua ~ 81 esd..y and FRIDAY,
~ st p NJ Leave Lexington days al O'Clock, A. IA
with superior accommodations travellers triw sety
between hchnond, Lynchburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed By this line will be recepted for 81 Of
ice and paid for II lost. Cur Agents are:
w. p oruchheld, Richmond; Bocoek Parrish Lynchburg,
and H. Horgroye, Lexington maid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

Governor ePPoe'e
SUNDRIEs IN STOEsR AUGUST GTA, 1911
3 81 bbls Extra Large Fat No. l hsekerei
% bass Grain Pepper
% bxs Ground do
5bAgs Race Ginger
do Pimento
25 bxs No. Nutmefs
do London Mustard
30 do Fg Bueng
20 do Haccaroni .4=
A hal Chests 6~-~- s-A p'- - "---
81 bXs Talow Candles
IS Do Fancy Soaps
$50 bags Shot
25 dozen Painted Pals
Is do Wash Boards '-r-7
100 bXs Clothes Pins
60 dec Cotton Plough Lines
500 do Mrs Mller's Smoking Tobacco
$50 do Gosdsin's do DO
25 bxs Palmetto Chewing do
b0kessgg do do
10 genuine Principe segau
$50 gross Matches
80 do hasoas Backing
10 bbls New York Syrup
Is bxs Soda saleratus
80 do Chalk Pipes
For Saleby Nm. WkLLACEsoNs
aa6-d2w Corner Pearl and osrv Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
nsuit P. MrHzi

A Asr for The sale Of the 6oeds Manufactured BY ne vren
,As Eooen Company Richmond Va We have nov on nHno
.St 81 GO yarB OF nno plain and fancy single and poeo1
d Cassasres and Cots beds lot Of nne bAnkes S o
,r an shAus manufacturing al ME rate OF AVV
- al Of Wniehw We the trade 81 fair prices aad
srs Uih entire confidence thai the entePrl.e WIN re-
49, : I,--.I .,,sort ORESSHAW q CO., Agents,
sa ,so ~ gehmSnd, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FORTbE SALE OF NEGR0ES
HUE undersigned las this day commenced the Auction business
for he sale o. NEGRoES Al the Auction Room on Franklin
street lately occupied by BsrIs GREGORY.
Ne M eel Segoe. both pahhcy and privately, and socl the
patronage Ms ad and The pgbhc generally He pledges his
promote the Of his patrons and Gses h1
that ro his experience In the trade he will be enabled
obtain the h2h market prices lie viii make liberal advances
al property IN hAnd-and prepared TO board persons
Srsed IN me trade and ao their ample accom-
nodA,i0ns for boh. Y X Stokes,
April lssh. 1851
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
CHAPTER II.

PROPERTY DEsTRoYED ny ToRKADo,rAxEsA ADoAeBs
An Act 10 authorize the Boards of So.
pcrrisorS to rebate tares Il
SEc. |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That II
all cases where buildings have been or
shall hereafter be destroyed BY torhadoes
or other unavoidable casuslty after the
same have been assessed for taxes, the
Board of Supervisors of the proper coun.
ty may on application of the party in in
terest, his agent or attorney, rebate FROM
the taxes on the assessed valuation there
of, Gas the case may require) nm amount
equal to the tax on or the valuation Of
the property actually destroyed, % sbeA
no tax shall be collected upon that part
of the property S, destroyed, provided
that the provisions Of this act shall oaly
extend to such assessments as have been
made for the year in which the loss nay
occur.
SEC, 2 This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance shall take effect from
and after its publication m the Iowa
State Journal and State Register.
Approved May 2sth, 1861.
hereby certify that the fore going 10 . true
copy from the ginal roll on file in my once.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of state.
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CHAPTER II.

an act far the relicf Of Volunteers uho
hare been or may be mastered into SER
rice for Me Tniea States Gorcra ment
SECTION | Be it enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa,
That each commissioned and non con-
missoncd Office: and private who has en-
listed, or who may enlist under requisi-
tions made or to be made BY the United
States Government on the Governor of
this State for volunteers, shall be paid
uut of the "War and Defence Fund, !"
Of this State, for the time between the
date said volunteers were or may be or
dered into quarters By the Governor, to
the time they have been or may be mus
tered into the United States army, at the
same rate of compensation that the same
ranks are entitled to in the United States
Army.
SEC .. If said volunteers are ordered
into quarters by the Governor for The
service referred to in the first section OF
this act and subsequently discharged
without being mustered into the service
of the United States Government, they
shall be paid in the same way aud mar
uer as above provided.
SEC. 8. Al volunteers which have
been ordered into quarters by the Gov
crnor and rejected before re-musterlne
into the service of the Uuitcd States,
shall be paid at the same rate as above
provided from the date of order to the
date Of rejection.
SEC. t. No person shall be entitled tc
any compensation under the provisions
of this act, who shall have received OF
be entitled 10 any compensation for same
services rendered under any laws of the
! United States, Or any 9th r laws of thi
! State, aud no commissioned officer. non
commissioned officer, or private, who ha
deserted from the ranks, or refused t
take the oath required. shall receive pa,
for any service he may have rendered
SEC. ), This act being deemed by Tia
General Assembly 70 be Of imu.ediat
Importance 10 take effect and be 10 fore
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CHAPTER 10.

AUDITING COMMISSIONERS.
An Act proridi"y Jor auaitiny all oc-
counts and disbursements arising an9er
he caH for eot""tcers .from, loca, and
also TOR all msn o,yant.ed as NE STATE
Militia Of Zoca.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State OF Iowa, That
John \. Dewey, Isaac W Griffith, and
5. Il. Ingman, Of Dcs MoincS, in the
county Of Polk, be and they are appoint
ID a. a Board Of Commissioners, whose
duty it shah be to aU&It all accounts and
disbursements arising uuder the laws of
this State, having reference to military
Organizations, arming and subsistence Of
the same, and the expenditure of the
fund kno~n as the War and Defence
Fund, passed at the Extra Session Of the
General Assembly, in regard to the pur-
chasing OF arms, uniforms, and accoutre-
ments, army supplies and subsistence for
any Of the companies from the State of
Iowa, that have been or may be called in
to the service Of the General Government,
or organized and held under the Laws OF
Iowa.
S. That no claim for either arms,
uniforms, accoutrements, or subsistence
shall be paid ont Of any appropriation
made by this General Assembly, unless
the same shall have been submitted tt
said Commissioners, and examined emo
allowed by them under the provisions oi
this act.
/ S3 Claims and accounts accruing be
/ fore the passage Of this act, shall be pre-
! sented within three months from the tax.
ing effect of this law, aud all other claims
aud accounts for any of the above articles
are required to be presented within thre'
months Of the accfuing Of the same, o.
they will be considered as donated to tn
State, and not thereafter TO BE- allowc,
by said Board, under any pretense what
ever.
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Aiming o; Negroes.

A body of fifteen hundred free negroes
in New Orleans have been armed drilled
daily. The non commissioned officers
were selected from the negroes them.
selves, but they are commanded by the
whites. The whole body have enlisted
for general service, and were subject to
be ordered to any point. at the option of
the authorities. Slaves, too, were being
armed in many eases, N 7. Uerald
The arming of free negroes in the
South to fight against the Government,
says the Chicago Tribune, is counted all
right and proper down in secession but
if free negroes in the North were to be
armed and mustered into the service,
what howl would be raised. not only in
tho South, but among the half wcaned
doughfaces in the North. What is sauce
for the goose should be sauce for the gan
GER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
The Blockade La Wful.

Judge Dunlop, in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Columbia, re.
Gently had before him the case of tie
British schooner Tropic Wind, vessel
seized by the L. S. ship Monticello in
Nay last, while attempting to run the
blockade of the ports Of Virginia The
case was of peculiar Importance from the
fact that Lord Lyons resolved to make it
a test of the legality of the Presidents $
proclamation, employing for that purpose
tho ables; counsel, We find in the New
York Tribune, from the National Mtciki-
gencer full report Of the decision. The
Court decides that the blockade pro.
claimed by the President on the 10Th of
April was iamfntiy and fully established
as one Of tie rights incident to a state q
rar. Some of our Northern secession
papers, taking their cue from Southern
traitors, have made the act of the Presi
dent in proclaiming this blockade The
ground Of one OF their more prominen
: charges Of violation 0; the Constitution
1t is dismissed" The Tropic Wine
and cargo were condemned BY this de
. rsion ---Dor. Tos.
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Vigorous Proceedings In Baltimore.


At3 o'clock TIL, morning, Geo. r.
Name, police. marshal Of this city, was
arrested at his house by order of General
Banks and conveyed to Fort McHcury,
where he is now held prisoner.
Gen. Banks has issued a proclamation
land regiment, 'privotf'marsl,aI. lie has
also supcrerded the powers Of the police.
commissioners. Mr. kinly is to exer-
else supreme control over the police de.
partmcnt until some known loyal citizen
is appointed to act as marshal.
The proclamation gives as the reason
for the arrest Of Kane, that he is known
to be aiding and abetting those Id armed
rebellion against the Government, aud is
at the head of an armed force which
he has used to conceal, rather than de-
tect acts of treason to the Govcrnmsnt
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Washington GosSip.
Special dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
w. W.SurN,raN lima %

Special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.)
WASHINGTON, June 26.
am authorized by member Of the
Cabin, TO state that the Government hss
not entertained, and will not entertain,
any 50 called peace propositions. The
information of the New York Tribune to
the contrary is unjust and unfounded. -
The only terms on which the Govern
mcut will make peace, are, uncondition.
al submission to the Federal Authosi-
ties.
Major General Dis has been positively
assigned to the command of the Army Of
Invasion. lie Will, however. only be nom.
inally communicative chief, as Gen. Nc
Dowell will, in reality, direct the move
ments of the army. ;.
Prof Loves experimental aerial rs.
conuosance, yesterday, was an entire
success. He positively ascertained the
fac. that there are about 500 troops be.
tween our out posts and Fairfax Cont.
House. The Professor will be regularly
employed during the war.
According to official returns, ratious
for nearly $4,000 men are now daily be-
ing dealt out