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The VIRGINIA EoTsL, 20 extensively snov,
70 tho travelling puSlie - ons OF ths Tsry hus sa.
tells IN the State, 70 NOW owned s3issy BY sgsrs.
WEI. n. o Ta03. p. PXYToa, who VIII esves
possible the hsa rspasstioa shfsh Il Il sTs
ant snstsips, and win leave re axerti9a aeer,.
ployed te render their guests satisfied ard cen.
Portable. The recent additions pus 20 tb,s es.sJ.
much larger number Of guests than iornssly.-
The whole bulldog, ~ the interior ard sxleTias,
has hssn recently REF1TTsD ana PAIATka,
and lcok * row a06D AS NEW.
Ths proprissors nave secured sks ssyylsss Of
Fir. VIM n. GILKRsON, sr., ar experienced
landlord, Gad fcrnsrly 81 the Taylor 19tsl. Win.
chester, as sUPEkiaFENDEHT, who viii pay
every attention. 10 these stopping st the Eotel.--
Capable and faithful servants srs ass0 provided,
TO ensure tae comfort 81 guessE. She table VII
scrtin1s - hsrstefors, &c sqGsl Ia. CT any Essl
Conaes.sd VITA me Hotel ara s<,sas;vs STA.
BLES, URdsy tho Infringement Of BY&lfE 3 GO,
we'll known fer thelr experiences ard st2sissss IL
ssas department. Hofsss VIII b tara& CO iissIy,
sad hoEsss, BugEiss, aRn Hacks wlAl De aAaIGsa
20 guests On rsasonshie terms
Ths Eropristoss sire well prepared TO asse1E1e-
Gate families who wish TO spend tae a0!aEoss
Thsa nofel Is vel r. rpisasd, ana sonsalas ~
good aad senGieEEahIe hsdding A. say hcSss u IA
State.
snd excellsRt marble bsddsa. AID psssai-sssh.
toned BILLIARD TABLES. sB aaG soIploEsati4
BATHING kCONS bsva just bSs1 neatly 1stet ~,
TE: a.. kEsTos, rho has heea 80 loHa eos.
ssntioa to ITO Accommodation Of The gussss. As
10 thEnkfai for the fbsIsl patronage hsrStos1is
bestowed. ssi woeii respectfully ass ssasa'
xaoE r. F1YToa Fropsisssis'
y. y.-Ths sites Of sli sas sTA1H LIHKs = >,
,hss acSas' also. the esss O AD "a 6 coz *
sfnuntea Hxrsb Is. ISL an isl
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IA NOIICEs--A few families can be
~ yaeconmodstsd With PORTABLE
kks8A UARTEHS At the BOWLING GREEN,
Car0iine county, which ia only two and q hall
niis ifrom Milford Depot. On ths Richmond,
esa b. sp aaa VIZ aa1
oiaI.y p;sasy Of Ice sG3 good waller, II 10 ons Of
the hsGlthl5s. phases in Virginia.
There Ia always an OMNIBUS st the depot 10
convey passengers 70 the above place.
Terms OF BosTd, S23 Per month children and
servants half prise. EDWIN b. PULLEN.
= n9-ir0k
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IA VARIETY SPRINGS.
xs:&9l This watering place, already eslebra-
tsd for he medicinal qualities of its mineral wa
ters was opsneG for the reception OF visitors on
tne ist day Of JUNE Tksee Springs ara situated
IS miles west OF stsCnton or the Virginia Cen
trsl Raiirosd; ears stopping ct the door r There
are seven Springs near each other two Of which
are running Alum streams, said by anslys;sts to
be equal or superior to any In the Stats one Heal
Ing, ole Ch.iy h5s.e, &c.
g1ARI:
Psr month. -. 49,. t2s. 60
Ter week. 500
Fer Day .......................... l.3e
~ Slim C. v RUHETGS.
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EXECUTIVE usPARTMsNT.l
RIcHHoHD, VA, June IL, 1851
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
1 INC the troops In the field with Small Arms,
Field Artillery, and Ammunition therefor, re9uir.
ing division Of labor, the following order Il L.
sued
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of Virginia wAu scn.
time TO attend to the issue Of arms both Axtiiie
n and Small ARM, belonging to this State ana to
The manufaeiuIs Of Field Carriages and caissons.
sluding the manufacture Of Percussion Caps and
the issuing Of the same. VIII be attended to by
me Ordnanee DePsftment o. the coesnesn Con
munitio1 - 10 now on hand ct the AYnory, and the
present accommodation for further mannfacture
II Ammunition aS IL now appropriated for that
purpose BY this State, be turned over TO tha Goa
fedsrats authorities during the sontiunAnse OF
the var.
Ths Colonel cf Ordnance Of Virginia win make
the Asssasary Arrangements to carry ont the fore.
gcinG order. JOEE LEToHEE.
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4 coz sssk'S " nzFs,
GNS AFD RLACR SULPHUR AID
ssssEE MALTSEsTk EDPEEf2

g. d GuG NsshS ~ nEFs
%@&S AFS EGACR SULPHUR AED
ssssNssEf MALTBEATk SPRINGS.
This WATERfEG-PLaCE will be oren tor tbs
reception q visitors ca the 2oTs OF nay. e Is
situated On the itae and In full view OK fhe viz
yinis snd Tennessee Railroad, about half mile
from Boaasoki Depct, Roanoke, Va, st y hich de
pct "a OMNIBUS viii always hs found waiting
IN ths ssrirai ct tas ssxs, 20 soDvsy passenger
10 tbs Springs.
These willie ami slaea sulphar Waters hsve
eTe5ted numerous sgfss. be White Galp
aggravated cases of ayspspssa. ssrlons a1ections
Of the liver, Kidneys. and bls9dsr. general ds-
Dilisy sEd especially diseases Of the nervous sys
tsp, Snd those diseases peculiar ~ females, This
Plaek sulphur, all kinds ~ diseases of the akin
Aggxavsted eases Ut letter, and ether scrraptions
at the Ekf1.
The accommodations are co uxl to sry TO DO found
in the mountains Of Virginia, and the IA BILE ano
ATTENDANTS OF the most satisfactory character
together with nne BAND OF MUSIC, and ever
attraction usually found st frst-slass Watering.
PiHeesas to ali Of which wa beg leave 20 refer T.
the large number Of persons who have heretofore
Waited tbs place.
BOARD win be reduced TO $50 per month fe7
families children and servants halt price.
Thers 10 4lao TELEGRAPH OFFICk here
|hish communicates With ali parts of the South
J. 4. HR2FELFIE GER,
nv ss4-xm Proprietor.
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I'D A. EODEkEk + CO. ,AfOTHEGARIE
&c AND DRU6GiETH, No. 10 MAIs STREET.,
W near Old Market, Richmond, Va, vtl keep
e on hand general assortment OF pure Drugs
Ned c!nss Chemicals, Oils, Paints, window Glass,
PUTTY, Dye Stues, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
eli kinds; Surgical Appliances, BHrning Fluid, AL
sohel, Soaps, Perfumsry, Fancy Articles, asresn
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with sFssisi
care, by members CT the Arm alone.
Physicians orders from the coactry executed
promptly, and tbs most reliable medisines f&S-
atsnaa las
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"A " A n vi SPIN
&A$ BATH COUNTY, VA.
This lannon's and popular Watering place, the
longest knowu Warm Bath In the country--snd
the only warm Sulphur Bath in tie unioE rs ii
wss or Is il ISIS now open for visitors.
The Bath Is EnudsFfuliy efscaeious IN . great
variety Of dissases-among thsm Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, gout, Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant.
Chronic Diarrhuaa, Paralysis, Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Nervous Affections. etc
The Ens braetpg atmosphere Of the locality.
snd mountain scenery are great aids to TIE heal
Ing virtues of the wateTs. Every attention IL
paid 10 guests, and every thing done to rromots
the comfort OF tie click spd well.
The Table Ia Supplied WITH tns best that can ~
ehtaised, including good veaigon almost every
day.
The Warm Springs is within ono days journey
from the principal cities OF Virginia, Washing
ton and Baltimore-only Is rHtles west Of Mstlho
rough On tho Virgins Central Railroad daily
line frora aillboroush passes by The SpriaGs On
their way to the bite Sulphur.
Terms reasonable TO fa Lies by the month or
ssaaou Ity s-iunt GEO MAYkE
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8 UHEMIsr,
Il GRADTATE OF FHAsMACY.
FIKsT-Ci.ass MEDICINES.

FlkST-GAAss GEDiSsHEs,
=" EEADE Il BAKER,
"a PHAR1AC1UfIsTs AND VENDORS or F1ka AEr
eKLIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAKAA.
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical iEstrurn snts and
Appliances; Medicine Chests 70 rplantstions fesni
lies and travellers; Physicians saddle Bags: Len
con Eiastic Stockings, Trussas and Supporters
Porte Monnaiss, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
srst quality PeTfumeTy, Pamadss and Soaps; Min: .
srsi Waters, Bottled q; the Springs; nedisina!
al: Of the best crality and 81 the lowest rates.
MEADE BAKER.
fss Main st.. corner above Pest 0faes,
AAHe gfshmegd Va,
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MIEIYAKy EG1aCES.
r HEADG'Rs Maryland yOLuNTKKRsl
In VIRGINIA, May sd, 1851. !

II VIRGIHIA, Nay I'D, IssI.
Ef6enevai Order.
W Hsving been assigned by his Exselleney tbs
Governor Of the State, and Advisory Council. &c
the command, for the present, Of such volunteers
from Maryland may cHer their services, the
undersignsd advises imme diate Organization Into
companies of not less than 6fty men, who will
elect their own oMcerr.
The certificates OF election viii be returned 10
the commanding ofacsr, VINO will fcrthwith pre-
sure the proper commissions.
Zach company will eonsist OF enc Captain, one
Firs: and one Second Lieutenant. four Sergeants
II il earnestly recommended to the Maryland
men that they loss no time In psrfecting their
the old Maryland Line" lst us initiate thsiI
virtues, and let the Maryland Line Of to-day, -
a,a II: gIaad 0id nsIylapd C91tin sntais" .. q
courage to be emufatsa but not surpassed by oas
brothers Ct tbs South
FRANCIS J. THOMAS, ~
nv Its Col. Commanding.
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SaEzA ARTIFICIAL rEETH...THl
CHHOPLAETIC AND VULCANITH
vlPROCkSE.-G. ". johns, DEE.

fI1T, nAv1h8 t1e M3hk IVf gag as0vS
shsoluts superiority over all othas mslho6s. sAa
With scnnAeass commend IL to thoss desiring fun
% partial s:t. Of tss:h and especially such :. maS
The pATfe adaptAtion Of the plata to the mouth
and hs sGs*ion thsrshy secured. enablAs hiIa te
insert ono or more teeth ssttAssz Gasps. This ne
thoA having been aAopled BY thoes sfanding high.
ct IN the prefessio1, IoFth and 6outh. testiMe.
aisis vi e vss saa = sxsis,ss e
o. any saAef plate, VIII, Of course, BE- nAdS 10,
these pxsferring them. Filling. Cleansing, N.
trAstin9, and all other operations eantly ard the
relShl parfoxNe&. Tech axtfsste1 by Ua10
x1lUf3Y, 0t1hsut fetn.
00eA - Wxaa oerno1. ODD1o41o Q03a1&hyn4
n-O a. YU
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.sssaiss S.!:5 az zss z. sas s.s9 Il.
b:.!.r j. prss. 'i nssis... r.e.
fsi'sl:'o Isi;i sssI !ssss
MI, Alcohol; Garden ana Flower seed;i CAsSs'
.1S g. T. e e: = F...n
Drag stores, whieh viii s. sold On the most rsa-
A' PSysicisSs and others can rely on havins
thsir PRESCRIPTIONS oAasvuIEI and ncou,
i siahr. J. y. JRXTsEk. RIsss,.s..
NH ~ L1In e-re :.
Z: 10gIcsSJN! g q. kAD 20 AT 8. M
FoIrth and Pranilin streets, Richnond, hs.
= S5s ssis Pa Fancy
.;sas,Oa H vi. II s. Siv.a % 81 the dsp.rshsass
q Orders sor shipment win be promptly attended
- JOIN ! g Sc sksIyAii IA e; i,i
III HAnH1r PP :.as., rr a. ST..
Ssss .sRS!HHs FAsfss s59 w1 H1sS;
ARTICLES, 40.
rnpfE ssssE9i LIE sssa
e-3 "A =. ]. a De. 1861,
~ W.PxrERsoN / CO., wxoIssAIs Dnra
9IET8 AND UAAjEkS iuGiEO, 6piC6s, GAN
Ter, Logweod, 81. Carb. Soda, Starch, Sal Soda,
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutnegs, Salad OH, Salt
estrs, sponges, sHieratus. Flor: suigsur, Cope
aias raift Linssed Oh, oslorss Psrafhns OH, So
yits the attention. Of merchants visiting Rieh.
nopd, to an examination Of their steek. which. In
rariety and price, Is not surpassed "A ths OF aay
fortheYn city.
W. PETERSON d CO.,
jaM Druggists. 1ss Main street, corner 18th.
a. % MIST.
~ GRADUATE OF PHARMACY,
r. LATR LAYDLKY RoByHsoH,)
Ma;a asd FyftA Ssysess, SiGss 81 the Red Mortar,
RIUHMoND, VA,
Manufacturer OF and Dealer In pure and reliable
gEDICfHE rs, selected and prepared by htmselk
expressly for physicians', plantation aud family
cee. Ali new aud rare Remedies. pure Chemicals
snd Phsrmacsuticals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags, Surgeons instruments, Implements, &s.,
At franufact1rers prices.
Bandagss, Braess, supporters, Trusses, London
elastic and Lsosd Stockings.
PsEfumsry, Soaps, Brushes and Combs, OF all
kinds; Fancy Goods, pare spices, pure white
herosins OILS, Oils OF all kinds, Burning Flz!a.
Paints, Glass, Dye Stufs and VarEishes
Prime Smoking And Chewing Toonccos genuine
gavsna Cigars.
Pure Medical Brandy. Vince and Whisky.
aud all other articles kept in e krss-ciass Drag
De bought for. either N orth or South. mhs
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) ElTaW0Sln HKnaiI

= RfCHNCnn, VA.
This rev HOT 81, 81 the scrnsr OF NAIr snS IA
streets. just finished and elegantly furnished. "a
aow open for the accommodation q gcssts.
The location IL the beat Ia the ely and svssS
sKort will be ns1s TO pisssa tbs patrons Ct sas
Rouse.
hAys secured The services OF kr. a. W Hes.
zIazl, late Of the Xvayess Acuac, ksr Z eYk.
81 yrSppG CpFssHkU
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s.s NUS.N.AA sksrev --IIEIa~ay IRON
- he service OF the Virginia q Tennessee
"a Railroad Company, in June last, slave
- named ABEAhAM He is about sS years
i Of age, feet high. and Of dark bfowh
color, usually wears = handkerchief on his bead
and bas q scar ca Els forehead or face.
ABRAHAM belongs TO Capt. John Bufor6, OF Bed
aboIt Richmond, or at one of the volunteer on.
ca,npments, liberal reward will be paid fos
hiJi "a Gill;,
'Genl sUp't Va. b Tenn. Railroad.
bvrchsurg, July 10 1851. ~ 1o-1m
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a. O r. A L Il.
60 aae yorng E02SE for sale, years
old, VIII vo1E in s.asIe or double hsrneas. Ap-
plyto VIM EH9LfsH,
js i9--5tN Corner I'd nd Leigh ats
kx n a. rs = q l. k.-
IX a DARK bay
n A L X ,
Five year, cd.
61itahle 80 drive 70 buggy.
BLAIR & HAhVIE,
~ Its Csry aud nth ses
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RAmnoAps. %.
nIUnMUND nAN VlLLb hAI4ngAD,(
6UFkRlSTEhDBAT's Vss.Gan ~,
GUNNER ARHANG EVENT
= FOB The SOUTH AND s0uTHWksT.


A4'1 seFsssI I aahSas4ss sStIes:
GUNNER AnskkN.sssiE swsfhs II. : 80.
> FOB THs SOUTH AND souTHwEsr.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD.
On saa sner MONDAY, Iu,y 18Th, the Pssssa-
n Nail i1; Train leaves RIaHxoNp DAILY E..:
dgs q b1RkIsILE Only
1 Nail j. TIsia isaSes pssvILLE DAILY tsxesP,
sapdss 4 sss.'' 4. NJ and rs'0hs' Ai0aAo'D
sspasys VII sss MAIL TEAI Er from
vie on TIE arrival d the Train from d. South
and souihwess q l'ss A. NJ, and reaching i'i'n-
Trains from Richmond conncc. at Burksyills
with the Trains ON the soath side hailrosd iof
Lynchhnrg and the South, and Southwest dsiiy.
With :. uth-sids Railroad Trains for Petersburg
sB Through Tickets can be procured q, and bag.
sIyssssurs. s Assa,,.ssnsy. s Aswnais.
kaoxviiis. Eashvll,:: y v;sk.sa,,. .,a
p pasna arand New orIssns ana
jy is-ts CHAs q TALCoTF, sup't.
OFFIUE T. q p. 3. L CV.,t
RICHMOND, June 81, Ise1.
THE FOLLOWING order has been rsosisse
ExEuUTrvR DEPAarxBnr,e
RloHMoxR, June II, 1881. !
SIN: ycu Will cause Instructions to he issCeo
to the proper officers Of your Road, to permit n
one to pass over the same out OF the city wht
shall be without q permit from the Governor. o,
some one authorised by him to give passports.
Officers producing their commissions from ths
Government Of the Confederate States, or oths,
states Of the Confederacy or their orders, will b
permitted to pass without ether authority.
BY order. 8 BASsETT FRENCH,
Copy 4. D. q 10 Governor Of Virginia.
70 ths President Richmond and Pstersbsrt
Railroad Company.
Notice is hereby given that all persons who
travel on this Railroad viii be required to com
ply with the came. r. u. WTNNR,
fa Sup sn4o
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0UD LAWRENCE =. asAgys-
frsstisss In ths UonYts OF TIA sstv 81 $50
line. As Vais.
He is Also Nctay Public ssd Osam,s,,o,,
she United States Court Of Claims, q
The partnership between Mr. tv.zx.x
snd hiMeelf being dissolved, his osss ts .nE1
nth st, ir IT below Hcddtn's rzp 80 ~
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c-E FOR SALE-A gnod eeeond- hand
HACK COACH. but iittis used, bull,
-to carry eight passengers. hesides the
driver, suitable for conveying passengers On the
ssras.s and 10 sia various camp grounds. Apply
10 the subscribers. MCKINNEY 4 DUPUF.
10 2s-tS
~. HORSES EGn AAEM.-Just srriye4
N3Eat oar Exchange stables on franklin Ut.
lot OF ses yorng and aouad II OF s Z 8
~h;sh will be sold on accommodating xerms.
lr5v Is ,-tr nATfa Z. EfUfsfIl ;etsfsS.
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4 ~ ION OZNABURGS.-5ua bslss COTTON
~ OZNABURGs, OF various styles,
30 bales medium and heavy TENT CLOTHS.
In store, and receiving, for sale for Cash only,
very moderate prices.
jeA KENT, PAINE co.
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80 --~.v,----,-- e . Z Z e E.-Un and Aits
49, sSsssSsssssa "WEDNESDAY, sth inst, tn
49, 1ssss MAIL TRAIN win leave Rish
h sa adoJsMo q TRas Viii save
n, running through to FREDERICKSBURG
Returning, will leave Fredericksburg at Sis
H., and arrive In Richmond q e.os a. Il. The
r. n. Train II discontinued.
SAIL RUTH, supt. Trans.
C7YIoA E., f.&P. 3. &. Co.,1
Rcam'a, 7th May. 1851. ny5-es
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Run WAYS

"a IS REWARD-will be paid FOR the
az apprehension AID delivery 70 me of BOZ
h"BEysRLY,' who Ieft M. house corner sth
and Cary streets; on Fricay. isss:, ss Is
sabout e years old; very black e. likely.
He hired OF Er a. Boiling. o, shis place.
who also owrs his mother. Ary Information
ahnu' a IN will be Thankfully received, b. sides
paving tba reward. J. 4. WvRE.
~ -
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q $40 Sc kW, hI.-Rsn a~ay, the
81 7h OF July, my GIRL "MhkY Ann ahe
>k$A is about feet 5 inches high, quite black,
\Vand when SPOKEN TO speaks very iow -
.30 he wFs brought from Lancaster county
about foIr months ago. Return hsr to ny store,
On Governor street, Richmond. Va
Nv IT. et$ 2AN'L w. HAPWO y
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:Ssx rsexxxs2ssse, NUTlGE To EhAt GL-
49, 5Eks%SE 8 - Passengers Leaving
Richmond or Petersburg IL the
AFTERNOON, will NOT MAKE A CONTINUOUS
CONNECTIONS South OF Wilmington. In conss
qusnos Of the present temporary arrangement OF
schedule from Richmond South, By this train
pasgsngess win lay over In Wilmington FROM
II until ? n.
By Leaving Richmond or Petersburg Ia the morn
ing, there will be continuous CONGESTION all ths
way through. s.. L. FREMONT,
Engineer and superintendent.
Wiiruiu rtou N. c.. JCiy g. lss1 " Elm
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Geographic.
Eronn 81. Louis.

ST. LoUs, MAY ll.-Many conflicting rumOrs
prevail relative to the of firing on the crowd
of spectators at Camp jackson last evening.
Some say rocks, brickbats, and other missiles
were hurled at the volunteers, smashing muskets,
breaking limbs, and otherwise wOunding the sol
diers while others assert the contrary. re-
spectacle citizen, an eve witness, who stood few
feet behind the troops that fired states positively
that no rocks were thrown, no pistols fired by the
crowd, and that the only proVOcatOn given was
abusive elithets, lavished on some Germans in
the ranks. 1t Is known, however, that after the
firing commenced, shots we're returned by persons
in the crowd, and several soldiers wounded. A
thorough investigation has been ordered by Capt.
Lyon, when the truth VIII be known. Several
soldiers are already under arrest 1t Is difficult
to learn the names of the killed, in consequence
of their speedy removal by friends but full lists
viii be ascertained to-day.
The troops engaged TO capture Camp Jackson
were the LIST, ID, Sd and 4th regiments of United
States volunteers, under Coils. Blair, BOenstein,
Sigel and Shuttner and the Sd and 4th regiments
United States reserve corps formerly the Home
Guards, under Coils. McNeal and Brown.
Capt. Lyon was severely but not dangerously
kicked by horse in the camp grounds
The United States troops are now in possession
of Camp jackson, with all equipage, tents, pro
visions, sc.
The Pacific and North Missouri Railroad De
pots are occupied by volunteers.
Much excitement exists in the city, but owing
to the efficient military police corps order pre-
walls.
Gen. Frost with staff and all State troops are in
the arsenal.
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Gen. Harvey has arrived and taken command
of United States forces.
Capt. Lyon will start to Washington to
morrow
The following additional names of killed ascer-
tanned Casper II. Glenvercoal, Jno. Sweik
hart, John Waters, P. Doan, j. j. Jones, Port
age county, Ohio L. Carl, Christian Doan, Mrs.
McFanliff, Mr.. Chapman, Il. ID. Allen, two boys
named Icenhawer and Leasing.
DIR. George b. Sanders was stabbed last night
in drinking saloon, by Judge Buckner, both
prominent citizens. The difficulty grew out of
the Camp jackson affair. Buckner gave him
self up and was lodged in Jail. Sanderson re-
ceived three wounds in the stomach, each re-
garted fatal
Gen. Frosts brigade was released from the ar
senal this evening. The officers were released
on parole of honor, and the men took the oath
not to bear arms against the United States Gov
eminent during the present war.
The report having gained credence that the
Federal troops had gone to Jefferson City to take
Gov jackson and dispense the Legislature, Geo.
r. Taylor, the President of the road, authorata-
lively contradicts the rumOr, and says the troops
are at the Pacific Depot simply stationed there to
see that no troops or munitions OF war be trans
ferred.
The city officers disclaim any interference with
the management of the road, and trains will run
regularly. Governor jackson, however, has
caused one span of the Usage bridge to be de-
strOyed which will necessitate change of cars.
Regiments of Home Guards are patrolling the
streets to preserve order, and about one hundred
men are stationed about the Democrat office.
Several shooting ARRAYS occurred during the
day. but the city is quiet tonight and a heavy
rain is now falling
A large body of troops came down on the Al
ton Chicago Railroad this afternoon and passed
on to Beleview, Illinois, about twelve miles from
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