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The Daily Bsilssin, : secession sheet whiol
ssspesds the Jcsrnal, rsssssly sq1elebed ont
Aas - assssls, saasrday ssssise, upon STAIR
- Missouri. Aftsf sbssiBe tho 'Usissd Ststs
' 0ossrsnsnt and tho State Convention Tol
driving ont and deposing Jaelsos, II assure'
10 rssdsrs that Jackson il returning, cup
spertsd By hosss of Oonfsdsrass troops, snt
viii 5000 tsks possession Of jefferson OFT,
s1es mors. Is ssys: st
Gov. Jackson, with three eolumps, 10 nov
marching ffsD the border D0Sthwafd 30 driv,
ont the minioss o. The eosssStion. One col
umn, under Generals Mccullough, Price
Pierce. RainA. Parsons and Kelly, 10 neal
Springfield with thirty thouasnd men, DOM
posstrofs dae epsopossiuo Of iDeastsy, srtii
lery and cavalry. The report Of light be-
tWees porsion Of sAat eolsna snd the Ter
oes Of Gen. Lyon, 81 Or near Springfield, may
reach here at any moment.
The middle oolum0 Of twsivs thousand
men, under Gen. Hardee, has already showed
from PocaboDtas into Missopri.
The eastern column, whose base OF opera
: tisna IL ~ Man Madrid, will ccnaiet AZ shout
q, 600 nen, under the som1and or 0eoeral
Chsath.n, Pillow, Bcusn snd Thcorsop,
Aod nay 0Ove northvsr,i In tRo disisioss.
Notwithstanding reports 10 the oosssasy. ~
stats that - are infaroed that al sAese sol-
unns are yell armed and veil drillcd-and
that they kave NJ abundance Of artillery,
served By the best o6sers, sod : plenty Of
cavalry.
There will srdeubtedly be sc1s bard feAt
! isR, bot when il 10 recollected that the coun-
try 10 almost = unit sesinss the Convention
and sgaines the invadefs- il 10 friendly
TO the advancing army and unfriendly 70 the
Fedrrals--thas ihoussnds Of nen will join
ths State troops . fhe1 asreh restLvard--
10 oapsos doubt shss Gos. Jackson will
sit down 10 the executive mansion at Je6er
erson CITY, ssd exercise 10 p~aee ahe duties
OF the cifice TO which the people elected him.
We fear there 10 TOO . &C b truth in The Bal
le,in's estimate Of the secession fofces 10
Mssouri, and entertain the most painfsl ap
professions OF the results OF the pending
son6.sts.
IL the battle should 70 sgaiDss ~, and
Col. Moore should also be defeated, ws nay
expect to hear Of An order to rendesvess
Warren's Cavalry and the four Infantry
Regiments way up 10 Winnebago coussy.
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Qssss - wasnasgses .

SOs0ss0 soVNSos
Tbs foilosis9 10 % sxtsass from letter
BY Hos. O. q. Browning - friend In Quis.
q, dated Wssbington lsg'inst.: 5
There - nothing new here worthy Of moth
sss@Ps aAs ioFsosea@ss d appsssssess
sboss tbs city since McClsllaa has taksl
eooo~nd Of this dsparlnsns.
Heretofore the streets, hotsls. and dram
Shops have besn foil Of dlsordsrly ol6oe1s
ard ssldisss, vbose conduct use, aany tines
far fros ersditsbls 70 ihs service. fhsy
hese ~ f6lssppeAsed within ! day o. txp,-
Aurshlsd gard ID constantly. on duty In
~ sssssss. The city y quiet, and not sseu
% ulcer 10 psrmtssd 70 DO - large sithou,
. pase. DiSsipl,ns, desn ~ tho present, hs.
hsen vssy Iooss. There il nov ssea
sAspss fpr The better, wbish gives SON.
hos sad Asksss " more satisfactory ~
calls hseeAkter. 49,
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DsAseyh .T1ss a~a - snce ~ssors,
Tia ChnyNh ~ tha Ec;chanv n ph;lsAai

DnAiey = T1OG ana ~ = = nce sss ors.
The Church Of the Epiphany 10 Philadsl.
phis some years aso expelled the devoted
and eloquent young Tying from their puipi,
f'r condenning Slavery. lie vas succeeded
BY Prentice, Of South Casolins, himself ,
stakeholder, Sbo sub.equsotly vacated tn.
pulpit and ~snt back to bis pssive State
Mr.. Crscraft known TO come Of our .ci,isen,
- the con in-la~ Of Dol. Dudley VI our city
nov occupies, the same pulpit.
W. make the ftllosing exsrscs from ID,
Philadslphia Dispasob:
On last Sunday evening At the oloss OF BIZ
sermon, Mr.. Oracfaft referred to the fac
thas during the present week be had visite,
Washington aDd aseertaineA that among th
feb~l prisoaess taken ut Bulls roo oy Con
Decsicut regiment, vas q young South Caro-
Inns othcer, Who pscsed 70 DO SON OF III
identical Rev. Mr.. Preutiss. Mr.. Crsorsf
sssd he wished the reverend father Of p
young traitor vas IN The same ssse keeping
Tor be Mr.. @. while At Wsshingses, hs
obtain most ocoplete And inooDtroverta
bic evidence that while be (Pssnsi~s) "a
uccUpyIrK TbB pulpit 0y The ETiphany s
wss - correspondence 9th Seu,h-ss sssttos
and actively engaged in plotting treaso
sgainpt the 6ssssnmens. Mr. 9. did NJ
mines words, nor did be spare srsitoss o
tbcss Who syDpathse With lheO. Mr.. G
although occupying tho same pulpit fr0l
which poor Tying sas elected for doing WI
be conceived ~ be sol mn dosy, hns fe
years since, can nov eIeak the simple tsu,
fesrieetly. The day .of nsss sruckling ,
smooth ,ongas0 ,season Aas gone by. IN
tbs wounded spirit o. Dudley Tying voul
hsss been sJpeA.ed had itbeen prss-nt 10 b
old church on last Sunday night, and kaos
sns nsssovy u tine events winch nsve ssk'
place since Is sinGrd iss Gay up~ ard ffn
The 0aag ed f0ro ~ iss earthly rssspessl
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Kealueky Elecsisn /.

Returns from forty counsies 10 Kentucky
have been received, showing large Union ma.
jorisies. 1t 10 believed that there viii be :
Uoion majority 10 each house Of the Legis.
laiure, OF one half. Garrard, the Union
candidate for State Treasurer, 10 undoubt-
sdiy elected.
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rhe v,r~,n,. C>.v.na..~

This body 10 sgsin in session q Wheeling,
with thirty.ooe oosnties represented BY =
very able Get Of delegates. The project for
. Division Of the State il befofs the oonvsn-
tion, and the indications are that il will b
successful.
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FIvs FICHrlNo Mini SrERs.-Tbs N. 7. Oh.
server ssys lAsss , Losisisns clergyman,
sritirg to them over biz own name, r. markr:
..Iss Sas4 Of lss Sighting ministers, Of
three DENOMINATIONS, in . single COMPANY,
avusd fcfssAs defense Of our rights end lib
critics. three pf whom are between SO and 60
years old. And tell you 10 osndor,. and 10
the fear OF God, that IL Won or any Of the
brsshrsn who have urged % this diabolisal
var come on wifh the invading army, |
would slay 700 with ~ hearty good will.
and With O clear conscience - / would
tho midnight assasein.
.sIn tho name u God, oorjure you, le,
. alons. eps.k the speassDeoss. seosi
msnt Of every Southern beart-nao, woman
and child. We will never subnit. W. viii
she'd she last drop Of blood 10 dsfrnss Of onl
righss. You arc my enemy, and an yours,
~. T.r.0
The editors remark that they withhold she
name Of tho bellisereot subscriber ~ho thus
expresses his thirst for their blood. ani, II
ter ststing that be owes them SIS, indulg,
in the hope that before he sslays" then
he will ssolsAr HE cons sicn ce'' BY paying sha
| little bill. 49,
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KEOKUK, WEDNESDAY. AUG. rs.

Taa Dss MolHss Valley Waie II published
every Monday At this ofhce, lie one a the oidtst
papers in lows, and has - widely extended eirsn-
Iation tArougheut the Dies Moines Vale, North
srn Missogri. and Western Iliro oils.
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AZ cerrespenaence.

Bnns PoIHT, NO., Aug =, 1861.
The "a lows Regimsnt occupies the right wing
In the encampment 1t this Point There are some
six or seven regiments concentrated here, one q
which (ths Illinois lSth) Il stationed n Norfolk,
eight mies down the Mississippi, and the 9th sevsn
miles ont on the Cairo Fulton Railroad, which ID
completed west some 20 miles.
Mounted scouts the country daily for IF
teen or twenty miles, and report the coast oil clear
This morning three rcontrabands.'' Owned b =
large planter thirty miles below, came into camp
and report Pillows forces greatly overrated.
Last night al hands were called up about mid
night ~ IN attack was expected on onr weak side,
~ Ii proved y ~ ayfalss alarm. ItMAs nussd BY
the capture Of fiat boat containing 600 bbls Of
-four several miles down abe liver. Inthe darkness
Of the night II escaped the notice Of the guards At
Cairo, and was not detected until it Nor
folk Fort Prentiss on seeing lights down the river,
supposed Pillow was sending up some boats to de-
COY US from our unfortiHed west side, and hfed an
alarm gun Immediately. All the forces on the
Point seized their arms and came quietly to their
places. After standing in rank couple Of hours
they were marched back to quarters chagrined and
vexed At not hayiDg A6gh1 s.~w
There is considerable disahecton In the Iowa "a
jsst NJ present owing 10 the recsnt chsnge If 6eld
officers. Col. FUTILE has returned hons and ! ssm-
Der Of best officers have resigned Such = state
of things. just at this time, Is very unfortunate
We hope the brave Iowa. ID Rsgirnsnt win yet
achieve glorious name and make tsen worthy Of
the great State it represents.
Tbs heat has been intense until within day or
twe. when much to our relief several refreshing
showers fell, cooling the air and laying the duet
Our men stand the change ~ lAisuds rsnarkasly
WELL and very asWaes spOn - sidk ises \
The Notifications are geiag mp rsPidlS In few
days they win Be compiess ana vim furnish cover
for 10000 men. We fed sesuss assinst any force
the enemy can bring against ".
Col Bird who swus I'll thsla around here, has
moved ffen his mapsisn within the fortifcstons to
:, farm seine four or Ave miles up the river. His
corn Aelds ~ broken down to prevent the enemy
era wing up on US. and his meadows rooted up by
our Notifications. He says his darkies aint worth
. damn to him since We boys came. More anon.
a Il, II. q.
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RAILROAD.
Oh AH0E Or TIVE

IN md sitter Saturday Auxqst loth =. :
- this ro4d wial n - ivlloss !, - 80 AfaiAs,
Fur TRAM Laws Rskak 81 -. s
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ReAsi Lsss ~ &PrtngsseIA.
The lose Of The rebels q the battle near
SprisRfstd b reported - b. 1900. This
does not appear in orr Dispatches, but 10
given 90 the very highest authority.
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At. LOUIS MILITARY STEMS.

DEpAarnas OF raooPs - Eight companies
Of Col. Bsyles' Rife Regiments, 3 companies
of Col. Bissel's engineers, and 8 eompsries
Of COL. Frsdsrist's Zssasss, snbsrksd on
boas6 ~ seeansf Emprsss waterway at
o'clock il The oorninG and proceeded deaa
shs rivsS. Tbs force 10 comm sndsd By, Dol.
0aylss, sd y 1essined. ~ ~ oorj-ctove, 81
seiaforss ueap Fremont, nssr Pilot Knob.
- The sessmsr Ellie arrived yssssrdsy
uasnjse frea Naples, having on board, IN
4rnsd ah4 ssonisorned, Capt. BAlmer's
sospsny Ofll0 men, the Bethel Grays. from
llliaois. They marched down TO The Arsensl
30 join the army.
Recruits yesterday poured into the city, and
wendell their way 70 tbs arsenal, BY conpaniss and
squads, in great numbers. ceaseless stream oil
them appeared to be pouring down Carondelet ave.
nue. and Seventh street to quarters 1t the govern
msni post
ARRHvAL as faS TwEsTs-FfRsf REeIARks IL.
Lrsoa.-Ths Twenty FIRST Illinois Regiment. Col
| Grant commanding, arrived the North Miasop
"A railroad 1T ihree o'clock list sssnisg and ct fou,
o'clock embarked on board the government steamer
JsAnis Deans lying = the foot q Brooklyn street.
| The troops were then borne 70 Jefferson barracks
where they remain ouartersd for the present
/ The Jesnie Deans backed ont and lelt for SOM
| destination to ~ nnknOwn.
| The Louiaiana with two Immense cannon, = 10
Of whsslbarrprs, pile Of boxes, Ac. started dow
the ver.-lDcmocrat