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General Alfred Beckley, Of Raleigh Court
Honee, Western Virgins, WHO commanded .
rebel brigade under Wise at the battle Of
Gapley Bridge, gave himself up to General
Cox upon the advance Of our forces through
his town, recently, and naked to be permitted
to give in his allegiance BE had resigned his
commission in the rebel army, disbanded his
11,vu, and WIS living at home quietly. Gen.
Cox sent him to General Fremont, who had
him sent to Columbus, Ohio. Deckley was .
graduate of West Point, aud formerly an army
officer He is i man cf wealth and Of great in-
fucnce in Ills county
Vigorous steps have been taken In various
paris OF the State to root ont all traitors and
bold them to legal responsibility. The recent
arrest OF Ex-senator Benjamin P. C1ssel, E1-
Representative Hiram McElro5, Judge Fowler,
and others, at Marion, Crittenden county, was
q move in the proper direction. These men
are nnto1ious traitors; Cisse1l condemned
himself to eternal infamy, with Senators Irvar
ano Jenkins, By voting against the Conkting
resolutions providing for the peace ofour citf
zsns during the VAT, and McE'roy, ut the elost
OF his representative term, during the frs
chilled session, became notorious for dodgin{
every vote when the friends Of the Union wera
struggling against the efforts of Hodge, D. 2
White, HIT, Leach, Cleary, Ewing, Gale
Croxton,. Gedger, and others, to embroi1 th
State in a war With the .FedeEal Government
, 1862-05-26

TEE Work or RE-PossEas1oH- his In
angural address, President Lincoln declared
that be ehould proceed to repossese the forts,
arsenals and dockyards Of the Federal Gov
eminent, which had been seized by the rebels.
He has been as good rs bis word. and during
TIC past year has made gratifying progrnss ID
bis patriotic weER, as the following LIST Of n
captured forts, &c. will show, Viz:
Fort Macon, Beaufort, N. C..
: Fort Pulaski, Savannah. Ga.
:. For. Clinch, Eastern Florida.
; Fort Barrancas, Pensacola, Fla
i. Foss jackson, Lower Mlssisssppi.
Fort st. Phillip, t' :" "' i,
Arsenal, Baton Rouge. La,
navy Yard, Norfolk, Va
Mary Yard, Pensacola, FIs. -
Custom House, New Or1eang, La,
Besides these, smaller works, like It. Pike
Lake Pone:harsraan, and others; have been:re
,aken-aud the process Is still rapidly going
| Oh. We doubt il any Of the old dovernmaa
forts will remain in rebel hands after the clost
Of the present month.
, 1862-05-26
The Exclusion Of the Newspaper Cor
respondents from Gen. HHueckss
CAmpB-0rder Eos ST.

From the St. Louis uem0cTatt 13d nSt+f
The statement Of the correspondents Of the
in virtue Of which they are excluded from the
lines ot his camps, will attract no little atten
tea. VIC cannot believe the order WIS ca-
plicions or arbitrary exercise Of authority; OF
tbs. Gen. Hallegk is at al inseasible Of the
ya'ue, to that very large public which Is now
dc. ply interested in the incidents and events
OF that military enterprise, Of full, frequent
rltoFts md clrcumstanttal narratives by intel
lIecnt observers on the spot. No military
ltreop is allowed, We believe, to Write letters
giving accounts of evcnts in the army; and all
civilians are excluded. Hence, million of
pccT1e at least, who have kinsmcn and friends
IN the army there, are precluded from obtain
ing that Intelligence tor which they eagerly
scan the newspapers every day. They must
accept. instead, the meager tclcgraphic buI1e.
| tin officially transmitted to headquarters, and
| in ease OF a battle, must await tho publication
| OF official reports Of military officers
| The grievance affects not mainly tue n1em-
| hers Of The press or the Journals with which
they are connected, hut the public Thons-
ands art locking with ftyerieh anxiety for
tiditgs TO then, individually Of the greatest
| moment The dearest objects Of their hearts
| are ptri1ed there, and suspense with them is
agonizing. To shut them from any CHANCE Of
Intelligence through the channels where they
are accustomed to look, is hard; if not neccs-
sars. it is cruel
| ahtAH5 LIZ eifEEuEuL IL LIE lu14cEkloAAEAtc
| as il stands, re are. unable to see now they
| could do anything else consistently with self.
r-sIstct, but retire Most Of them nc kuo +
;ls gentlemen Of high character and inte1li-
g:a &C, whose loyalty is as nnqucstlouablc as
that Of any officer In the army. We can very
we'll understand that they would never resort
to subttrtuge for the sake of remaining, and
TT slsa,l Rad with some dfstIust the MIRA
tlyes Of Lea, *ho. in tue circumstances, would
Iu. III dissuse Of any sort for the purpose O.
eyasiop. This order, unhappilS, excludes quits
:lnt.ther class from those who give Information
to the rebels. The latter are not touched By
it, and will remain.
General Halieck has ycry grcat responsible
ties, and must be the sole judge Of what i:
uecessa,y in his camp 1t is no time now t.
cayn 1ippantly, even at an order which, unex
plaIne d. seems injurious aud oppressive. VI
would hope that lie may reconsider, and so IA
modify tht obnoxious order that honorab1
and 1oys1 correspondents may not be entirel
shut out. The whole loyal people Of th
Country have an interest in having such hiE
torians present The cxr'nsion Of all sue
| necGileseIy, and as an established rule, woul
excite 4 feeling which few persons would Il
willing to provoke
, 1862-05-26
r II Il
nWashingtOu War-Ciaim Agency

CLAIMS ON THE UNITED
" ETATEs-Ihe undersigned are engaged in the
Collection Of Gains the several o1 the
CoMmseary ana Qua1te1msster Departments, and all
claims requiring Aa ac1 OF CoogTesa The5 VII saso
Wfdows' Psna1ena aid Soldiers Back Pay. Nj: Dor
man will remain at WashlpEton and may b con
or addressed st the Office Of Aeas1a Waite 4 Gnwna,
TIC Washington street Chicago H. Al NAY depent
O. H. DORMAN. C. G. CLARKE.
, 1862-05-26

4po1de19e 1s3lli1!Pa4 1t4qeia14, 71st.j
Lam informed that the General has begged
in vain for permission to treat .guerillaa With
openly authorized the hanging Of a spy Or the
shooting Of 4 bushKhacker. These meu flat
ter Themselves that they will be treated, If
taken, aa prisoners of, war. The only course
prActiced by our commanders is not to take
ptisancts If they CHI avoid It. IF they are
Akcn,f und known to be guer1il1as, the guard
gtucEal}y reports come morning that - the
| prisoner tried to escape during the night and
| Nss shot, " or that - q gun accidentally went
oil and killed the prisoner; !" aud that is the
| end OF the matter. But the effect OF severity
| would be doubled 1t it were official and pub,
lie. Yon viii rrcollect that this WAS the pur
port Of Fremontrs celebrated proclamation
afiers sard modified by President Lincoln, lest
il would provoke retal1istlon.
, 1862-05-26
- A1TT. ECHICA4O UNEO@

p.r voa n .-8VXXX6 AK4AA#1AxHt- ..u1
sad aise9 IoNn4I. My t!19 1ssi; 9n Vi
Have VEIN Y ~ II for Belvdaxn, RockteEa ExsS>
~ Wsirea n aais1& Dgq1sta a RsoPFes az ba.
Medlaxa xaR1 p Eedar Eapaa1 and tnss1taeoASse Hnesl
t ioF BsV1sie \ g. .ssas "a ~
d4t? vsPe fo9 Belois md Iaas1v1le ~ -
e. sSa l. q. sad 4ae n 1sa s4asT@ fsSa ~ &
e LAx4tH L4te.s - @sc4st1 III taKe tAa IN z. Il Haz.
Rsooans csza On n&hf K B. TAIcoxf+ 60. eap%
n n. FHKELKR aR. PssasakU AxssA !"
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Narn Rubber Gruas.
CEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

MAkuTAc7uRxDu UNDER R1aos q 1eoopFzAR'sP1rxs1-
cn,a truss b having success n curing Hernia Or
Pnnture hefote unknown in rce history Of Trussea
fnftEe 3 othefs ever used in the following respacn.
II WILL NEE1n EFF, uhe spring being coated With
Hard RUhber rendering It tmperVaons 70 moisture OF
perspiraton ffcEn the bodFl. Aok HEX. cHAEx sAI
n VIII s11 sI ~ o1 nm 1s9a1
rar, and a4lwaXs oI1az AS1 ~ - aooR 4 e. szT II
md xuTroundiuE country, within tae past two years.
ana have ncvet fANed 10 &1Se satisfaction ID III caseS
GuRED n thts city of hhty standng, which
Vel1 EnoVn to some Of the most eminent Surgeons IN
thr VEN and It II universally acknowledged By I'll
e only reliable 1nss at foI nse -, nr ssaiey barring
5ttipF of TTnsea viii guarantees this Instrument n
every be IepEesentsd as the sane 1Tnsa
qairs n d.hy 1eesl,nE o5ssrs m for IT nsaa sr,
sssnre ihe pubc that It ts rapidly aupeEceding al
other Tr1sses in Pe1sons wahoE this instrnaen1
Hsaof Rnpture 70 d. .J.B sEElKY, rs South c1ats
street Chicago iu sols Pfopf!etof e9d 5aaaia11arer
% raoatpt Of stamp e. O. Box 9a auzxsaFre1J
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srno51er thu nca on board the Monitor. Tie
boarding party was to hc led by lieutcua1t
Daxidsnn, =
, 1862-05-26

The Great Bank and Railroad Suit.
The euft Of the Commercial Bank agalnst the
Great Western Railway Company, involving
. million OF dollars. 11as been decided in favor
of the bank The Toronto LEADER ssys:
The question in dispute was whether the
loan had been made to the Crest Western or
to the Detroit and Mlwaukee Company; aud
the evidence upon it depended entlrely upon
The circumstance Of the witness being con-
n.cted with the Great Western RaiI~a OF the
bank The bsnk officers swore, point blank,
to enc Set Of facts, and the rail say officers
with equal positiEeness to another aud totaI1y
opposite state Of facts. Upon the an.in point
of liability. the balance Of evidence was in IA
FOR Of tue bank but We cannot see that 1t was
| clearly made ont that Messrs- Reynolds and
BEydges had authority for involving the Great
Western TO the extent Of q million Of dollars.
| They hsd authority to. go to the extent o.
E100, ,000, End although no witness stated thai
| they had any authority to 60 further, the jury
| concluded they had. -.
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FInur ann :FEEa.
TO CAP FrTAL1STs AND EMI
t0,{Nil acres Of Farming Lands,

Fes1 eStste hi TnEA Il the late ANTOINE LIZ CLAIRE
dEce45ad ara offered for saa At such prices &s To
become uf MFely nc1ea9ed sslua and 10 pa1les saek
M hone Il thls louTiahtng ssasas 99ch m oppo1.
apply TO GEL l5=DAx ~ y ESTGh {. k1ecnttot'
9s J9HE srG II Sc G9FE1s rs Ind a1 1Aggast. g;s.
, 1862-05-26
THE NIGHT AFTER TIE Fight,

On arriving III Sewalrs Point the Commo- |
dore expressed desire 10 tie carried on deck,
to eee the burning of the Congress, which ves-
sel was then cf, fire, bu the doctor refused.
ing the night I'LL the rebel gunhoats anchored
around the Atrn1nac and continued travel |
ing backwa1ds and forwards took place. Much |
jollihcasion, drinking, &c, was Kept up all
wcrc drunk. Grog was set out for the men,
and every license given for them 70 do as they |
pleased, and get as drunk aa they liked The
next morning the dead snd wounded, inc!od- |
ing the Commodore, we're taken ashore The |
Commodore eent word to the men to behave
tha, day Us they had the day before
TIE 4ERElMAC DISCOVERS TIE MONITOR
About ten O'Clock the signal WIS given to
all The gnnboats to weigh anchor, and the /
deck wa- cleared for action The MerEimac,
the eesnn ot the previous days dghL About
the first Thing she observed, the Monitor WAS
approaching her. No one On board had any
knowledge Of the character Of the Monitor,
but after = few shots had been fred, some OF
thc yu1nc1s Remarked that the turrst on the
Opposing vessel Was irou- The order then
eainc nut to FIRE at the Monitor when they
could get Ehot st the Minnesota While
trytng 10 takc position Near the Minnesota,
the ~ rr11nac got aground. Ihe Monitor
10th ycss.ls firing at each Other, the Me11i-
1uuc endeavoring to get afoat sud the officers
Aecuu.fng greatly detected.
After ehe got of she ran out to the Monitor
and commenced leaking, her bows becoming
sL{vercd Suots from the Monitor ne&riy
welt through her. The engineer told the
LII nscrAut u command thai the two Last
Eiots ale received had injured her, and if she
received one more IN the same place it would
cosuc iulo tl,c engine ROOM Ieutenant
Jones ten concluded to return Shs was
badly dvnt.d, aud, thongh not PLACED hors d.
eo,"l'af, suit: ':hned enough injury to take long
tine 10 repair.
NEW 1Ik1A1ATIoSs 10 ATTACK TEE MoNIToR.
after this flght she WEE taken to the Nsvy
Yard. aud next morning went into dock for
relcaTs, remaining abont one month Her
bows were protected with wrought, iron casing
-,he guns Injured were replaced, Great urt:-
pa1atit Ms we1r made to board tho Monitor. in
Gaze o1 another engagement With her Scaiiup
lndderk iron and wooden wedges, to wetpf
the tuf1eI OF 1Le Monitor, 30 that her ganr
could not be brought to bear; choppine a1es
to destroy the gutta percha pipe thar supplies
the Monltos Eish air; balls saturated wita
turpeptIue and oil, to throw into the tusre.
bottles rfilh the same ingredients; chlaro
form in bottles were placed on board t.
throw down the -turret of the Monitor, an
three other boats were furnished with like In
CT. diehts
The tug Vhite was furnished with chains t
rup around the 1uEret OF the Monitor to faste
her to the Merrimac, and vet blankets an
boiler Iron plate 10 cover grating supposed
be on 1ht Monitor, in order. to prevent th
men from firing up st them, and also
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.GtRanlhoat llttfa.

TIE PROPELLER
T, w. BACK S
~ !ssss * se
ae Q: -, a''azs Ki..e
THE.
Western Transportation Go.
WESTERN EXPRESS
1862.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
s1 esek ss ST. ass i
NEW YORK CENTRAL
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS.,
Numbering thirty sta9n:n and strong steam
dea ss Rne ts
Sc ssafaa aasaaea saa sasss e. e'
1870 Canal Boats
OF the largest cla s1 Of which leave Eew York aud
Buffalo cay ennnscsiag st Bafalo With the following
THE WESTERN EXPRE ESS,
Owned end operated b. tha Go2sag} w 5na ere
With the various IsB1aca leading West and with the
Iakes:
The Upper Lake Lfiae Daily.
VT CO. stesmera B.Ch C. Line s.eanae.1
TDNAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE STATE, WENoNA,
MOHAWK, MENDOZA.
PLYmOUTH. EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE. GALENA,
Leaving Ihe doex 81 Ene Bssn and M foof of Mehgsa m
@ saee sppS s' 4 1he ss JILL
563ee, loot Ct Michigan street.
The Detroit line Daily,
Ne" Ef5a 951k esatFf sas Es s1s R.ISsa' IRseIe' New
". Co. Steamers. VT. Co. stssn@1
m1ssoUaI, DUNKIHK,
ILLINOIS. CONCORD,
SAGINAW, maRY STEWART
OMAR PASHA.
1esvtng The dock. E1te Basin. eyery eysnlng as :
| 0Ece. Erie Bas.ne
| Cfeeefa.ad, Toledo, Sn7sdttsky
anu Green Hay Line.
! Central Railroad Steamers,
EQUAT0R, EQ QUIN0K,
| ARAxEs, EUPHRA.TES,
| ECLIPSE, COMET.
ROCKET, IAH4UETTE,
CUTAHOEA, 0RONTES,
FOREST QUEEN,
Leaving the dock at Els Basin, ss o'clock Y Fo,
ana s.ta nsssags appl7 to D. Dole Agent ofct
For bus lading and contracts b7 Canal or Railroad
| apply to The following Agents:
EyERETr q IA APF. NJ; Goeaties SIP SsR Foss
z4&2 eSE&2S aS s. g1ss Astet Hssse Esy York
AHRb 3 R4y11 Hu4dT :4Efs5 Ea:e eE1BSs Bstlo ch
I j. j. TAILMAD9E Mississippi and Prairie Du Caiel
Rxt1road uuck, Milwaukee, ..
| E.A BTCR. Green Bay, Hls
/ W.F. HURp, Boston. Maas
| Western T.aneportation Co. Erie Bssin Buffalo
CONSIEN N NE r S:,:
| BOND 4 MORRIS Cleveland Ohio.
! DENNIEGE B. 6A1TH d CO. Toledo, Ohio
/ n T. DILL. Sandnahy, Ohio.
| JOHN HEATtN 4 CO., Erie Pa
! DUTTDN & RAYMOND, Ratine, Wiz
/ EEN0SHA PIER CO.. EenoAha, Wis.
! VII WIGHT & CO. WaukeEAn. Ill
| J.F. KIRKLAND. Shcbo5gan, Wls.
G. z. RICHMOND,
Down Freight Agent, North Dearborn stzee
+. ". FUTILE, Up Freight Agent
Foot Of State street, Chicago, H.
apl:-pso55sm
, 1862-05-26

ra1Ee1nent conMenctng sunday, Nor r. - - +.
lesIe G'saSo: Day E3PEees s1d aasnf.1s 1a e1ssoss
u:6 F1Hs JoNa* Ace1mmodsaou g1naaHH H esse3tsS - =
10 z. n. Through 1rai19 a.1a14S; ~ q" T. "' 'A
, 1862-05-26
TIL E N K1W IS AFE. .
THE osh fos'r1vEr
Fire Proof Sa1e in the World.

When the contcnt1 1T The MAITLAND PAT
safes are destroyed, thty EXT SAEE construct
are invariably burned BY II sto entirely cut OF
hest being condnctedt 70 all communication Of heat
them and the Inside wood IN this part b. 20 CON
casing, through the door struggling the door and the
ad doorway by the lfoni doorway Of soapftone, OF
bolts and plates forming other equally non-con-
and fastening the iron Do: aucting material. to
to the outside iron plate Of have iFon bofs-un1ng
the door, and joining d. .hr0ngh the door, or Iron
rectly to the inside plate, around tie dpcr-
wood cas:11E thus forming Way, any Connections
continuous conductor OF from the outer t1e inner
the hest eat tconductf1+ part Of the safe thereby
material from, the outside keeping the Interior and
directly upon the Inside cnntcnts Of tho SAT: IL
1at cn.i':r a.! :3::t 2:sctt1a.:y protected fn
ct the s.EZ :: lii acat .h1t CT br app:iea
~ ALI CAFES, RATE 10 thE door, 81 Ii alY Cth.1
oCHs AKE THUS BTlIT4t portion OF tic safe.
ExANSE YoCK SAFE
DoQE!
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TEL II
Northern Transportation Coy
DF nI3ID


lsp1epsrcd to transror property between
Boston, all Points In Ne# England, New Tork
and the Vest,
With promptnesa care and dispatch.
This well Known Line OF Fourteen F!rstclass Screw
Steamers connects at ogdenstnrg With the
Railroad for Boston ant. all Points in New
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Railroad and P1opellor Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
and at 0swego with
LINE OF Is FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
between Oswego. Troy, Albany and New York,
Forming J,A5LY LINE from Boston, New York.
OgdenshurEA CAPE Vincent and OsWcgo to Cleveland.
Toledo and Detroit,
AND a TRIw9EKLF LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
j. Myers, 1H Broadway. New YoTG John Hook.
Ing. State trcel Boston Geo 4. Eddy Ogdenshurgh
Il j. Crevo3n, CaDc Vincent John II. Crawford Oa-
weGo. Pettcn d Breed, Cleveland Walker T. Hayes,
Toledo E. X. Mathews Detroit, o. J. Hale. M1lWAn.
kee. Taylor, NartayA 4 Co.. Racine
CkARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North Lasa1le st., Chicago.
lap4p52 6nl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08

aud functions pertaining 20 that office
during the pleasure of the President,
or until the loyal inhabitants Of that
State shall organize civil government
in accordance with the Constitution Of
the United States.
In order to the exercise Of those du
ties 1t became necessary first to give
him military position and hence the
President nominated him Brigadier
General. This appointment the Sen
ate confirmed to-day
The present government Of Tennes-
see, being a usurpatlon, every proper
encouragement will, through the mil
itary government, be given to the Low
al people to assume its control. The
designation of Andrew Johnson for
that position is considered by every
body emin emily proper, both in view
of bis peculiar fitness for the Office, and
of his great popularity among all loyal
people, besides bis devotion to his own
State. The Governor, by his accept
ance of the office, necessarily vacates
his position as Senator.
The term for which he was elected
will not expire till March next.
Representatives Etheridge and Nav
nard, the former now Clerk of the
House. are making arrangements to re-
turn to Tennessee.
Baltimore, March 5.
The Richmond Dispatch calls atten
ton to mysterious writings on the wall,
indicating that Union conspirators are
at work. Among these writings are
the following:
Attention Union men.! The Union
forever The day is Gawnine, the
hour OF deliverance approaches
II was these significant announce
ments that caused the arrest of John
Minor Bolts and twenty other suspect
ed citizens of wealth, character and po-
sition, and the proclamation of martial
law
The Richmond Dispatch urges sum-
mary measures for checking the prog
ress of treason, and advocates the ar
rest and execution Of the conspirators.
1t was thought that Col. Corcoran
and Col. Wilcox would be held as hos
! tages for Generals Buckncr and Thigh
man but this was merely rumored.-
Coils. Corcoran and Wilcox. and other
Federal prisoners, have reached Rich,
lnond.
There was great panic at Rich
mond, which was caused by the recent
defeats of the rebels. The leading
traitors exhibit the greatest trepida-
ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08
Foreign News.
Portland. Feb. 2

Portland, Feb. II.
The HijorniQn from Liverpool 9th
via Londonderry 4th, arrived here
this afternoon.
American affairs have been debated
in the House of Lords, and papers rel
alive to the blockade Of the Southern
ports were promised shortly, by Earl
Russell, 7.
The European political news is gen.
orally urlmportant,
GREAT BRIyIAH. p Parliament was
discussing American affairs. ,..
In the House of Lords on the 10th
inst, Earl Caravan said he had receiy=
ed information that no less than three
British subjects were confirmed in tn.
prisons Of the federal government, and
had lain there for several months, dc.
MED q trial or their release unless they
took the oath of allegiance to the U. S.
He hoped that the government would
take earnest steps i'll the case, and at
once declare what was to be the posi-
ton Of British subjects in the federal
States
Earl Russell said that Lord Carns.
van could hardly have read the papers
which had been laid on the table, for
if he had he would have seen that these
cases bad been brought under the no
tee Of the Government neither had he
made allowance for the peculiar state
Of affairs i'll the Uuitcd States whicl
justified urgent measures
A great popular demonstration took
place at Genoa on Sunday, the, 9th, in
favor Of Victor Emanuel, and Rome az
the capital Of Italy. -
At Milan, on the same day, prepara-
tons had been made for demonstra-
ton, but the municipality issued a no.
tice that such demonstrations were
useless and advising the Milanese to
exercise their constitutional rights by
singing the following protest:
although respecting the Sovereign
Pontif' of Rome as the head Of the
Church, we look upon Rome as the
Capital of Italy, with one king, Victor
This protest soon received an INC
mense number of signatures.
Letters from Vienna are filed with
accounts Of the inundation>
The district submerged in Vienna alone.
comprises a population Of $4,000 per,
sons to be provided for. Rain fell fog
four days, almost without int ern1issien,
Bridges and viaducts were destroyed,
and the railroad service was nearly ali
Several towns were also
by the Danube, including
Presbarg and Pesth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08

1SDIANA SESAIoR-Gov. Morton OF,
Indiana has appointed cx-Gov. Joseph
A. Wright United States Senator, in
place of Jesse D. Bright, recently ex-
PEELED from the Senate, \ Republi-
can Gouernor has appointed a Douglas
Democrat to this important position,
for tbs purpose, NC suppose, Of having
The term filed BY member Of the
came party to which tie Senator ex-
PEELED belonged.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08

Chas. Robinson, Governor OF
Kansas, John ". Robinson, Secretary
of State, aud Geo. S. Hillyer, Auditor,
have been indicted by the Assembly
for impeachment, OH charge Of pecu-
lating on the State funds. They will
be tried before the Senate at an earl J
day. We presume it is part Of the pc
litical squabbles which affect that
State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08

sYWho wouldn't be soldier at
Port Royal or Tybee ? At the last
accounts, eur volunteers atthose places
were luxulqating upon fresh shad and
green peas, brought to them by the
negroes. L IS as warm as summer,
and corn and grass are from six inches
to foot high. They viii have green
corn presently.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08

RERURS OF FUGrrlvEs.-On the
25th B.air introduced into Congress
bill establishing an additional Article
Of War, prohibiting all officers e'aploy
ing any force under their command to
return fagitives.; any officer found
guilty Of violstin this article to be dis
missed from the service. The BIZ has
passCd-yeas as, noes AZ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-08
New ork. March !.

Counterfeit five dollar Treasury
notes made their appearance in this
city yesterday. They are excellent
limitations of the genuine. but they CAP
be detected, the letters q. S. within
the other on the shield in the Goddess
of Liberty being left out.