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Bounty.


There are several reasons why our county
commissioners should appropriate money to
pay bounty to those who may voluntee,
from this county. And first, such bounty
will stimulate enlistments. Other localities
have tried it, and the result has been highly
S satisfactory. Another reason is that GU,
neighboring counties are offering such boun'
ty. and it is but reasonable to apprehcnd
that any Of our citizens who may be think.
ing Of enlisting will 60 out Of this Count y,
into another, in order to secure the bounty
In this way enough might leave this County
to make our full quota, and not single one
Of them be credited to US. and if it should
become necessary to resort to drafting, our
noighboriDg counties who, perhaps may not
have furnished Of its own citizens, halt its
quota, will be exempt from draft, while we
who by niggardly refusal to give liberal
bounty, have driven volunteers out OF the
county, will be compelled to furnish full
list.
AL classes Of men, Of all political parties
are decidedly in favor Of making an appro
priation, and we hope it will be done speed:
ily
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POSta&e Stamnx for Cnaa"e.

On Thursday, bill passed both House,
Of Congress, providing that on and after the
first Of August all postage and other Unit
ed States stamps shall DO received for all dues
Of less than five dollars, ard which may be
received in exchange for United States notes
No private corporation or bank shall make
and issue any token, note or device OF less
than ore dollar to circulate as money. ANY
person so offending shall, on conviction, be
punished by fine not exceeding five hund
red dollars, or imprisonment for six months
or both, at the discretion 0: the Court.
Tho treasury department will at once
make arrangements for issuing large quanti
ties OF new stamps, exactly like the present
ones except being printed on much thicker
paper and without gum on them. These
can at any post office be exchanged for the
ordinary stamp. They will be precisely the
same as the legal tender Treasury Notes,
since each is irredeemable and derives it.,
sole value from being the pledge Of the Gov
ernment's faith. The bill was signed and
returned in aboat an hour after it's passage,
and in short time the small change diff
Guilty will be obviated for the time Lei,:g, at
any ra.e.-Roner
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Rebellion in Blue Earth County

Tho Douglas Democracy Of Mnnkato
Blue Earth County rebel against the Breck-
inridse, Va'andisham traitor tainted De-
mocracy that adopted the secession platform
at St. Paul lately. and attempted to foist 1t
it upon the party.
They say when the issue is presented
whether thcy will forsakc their party or their
country, they, will be found on the side OF
their country. The leaders Of the Democ
racy in this State have for their own selfish
purposes. thrust upon the party platform
hostile to the Government, the Constitution.
and the Union--a p|a, form in sympathy with
tho rebellion. We as loyal citizens, deem
1t our duty to denounce it, Our duty to
the country is superior to parties, and we
shal! not hesitate to act accordingly, and
hope and er2ect to find the mass Of our old
political friends doing likewise'
There is no msnner Of doubt that every
loyal man in the Democratic party, will
spurn with homes. Indignation this a.te,nrt
of few traitor sympathzers to cast the
stigma Of treason upon the whole party: and
We expect to hear here in Minnesota, this
fall, force Cor the Uaion that viii. make the
rotton old earcasses Of corruption quake and
trcmsle-one that will encourage the hearts
OF loyalty. and tha; shall strengthen the Or
,Mor Of the Government. ,..
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Spirit OF the North.

1t is truly encouraging to witness the
patriotism that at this moment pre- vades the
entire North. Scarcely had The call for more
troops been made. ere the sound Of martial
music proclaimed than the soldiers of the
Union were marching to The deliverance Of
their country. New Hampshire and YER
mont have both sent regiments to Washing
ton in answer to the call. Vermont has the
honor Of taking the lead.
Massachusetts is coming up to the work
robly. some Of her cities offering rs high
as seventy five dollars bounty, in addition
to that given by the Government. When
we arrive at that point in patriotism where
we are willing to make any sacrifice for the
Union, We shall surely win, but until then
there is no surety Of success.
At the south, every man is soldier. and
every dollar is at the service of the rebel au>
thorities. We have got to to come TO it and
the sooner the better.
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From the Fifth Regiment.

We have recently received a letter 70.
publication, from a person in the Fifth Rss,.
mens who signs his name Charley" We
d. not know who Charley il, and, as the
letter is in no way complimentary to the fisld
officers Of that regiment we decline to pub
lsh It. We make it practice. from which
We will not dsviase. not to publish any com
.manications ualess we know who ,hsy ara
FROM An ....... z.......
The writer Of this. intimates thst ther, ID
some trouble between the Colosel and thu
Lieut.. Colonel. the f,smer thinking that
the latter is playing some sneaking game 70
supplans him.
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REFERENCES.

Philadelphia, Penn.
GENMs.-With two horses on your Anti -fri>--
tioc Pawer, wo drive your No. l Mil, grind
ing Is Bushels OF corn par qcur, and cut largo
Quantity Of hay at the same time. have nsver
seen power that runs with so little friction.
and consequently with so little strain upon tho
horses. W. P. COOPER, -
Supt. 18th & 18th St. Pass H. r. Co.
CLosTER, N. j., Jan. %, 1852.
MEssRs. BENNlrr BROTHERS, GExrs.-I am
very much pleased with the Power. 1t runs
easier than any o:her Power in this vicinity ::
end with the same horses will do nearly. or
quite rwice as much work. run my Threshsr
at Il 500 revolutions per minute and "a inch
Cross-cut Saw, ut 200 revolutions.
Yours truly, PETEK J. WHITE.
~ On all Orders Received cefore Oct.
Il. 1862, the Freight will Prepaid 70
Chicago or any other Point on Lake,
Michigan.
~ Liberal discount to dealers. Agents,
wanted State. County and Shop Rights for sale.
For further information send stamp for H.
lustrated Circulars %
BENNET BROTHERS,
no2v6:Sm AZ and Al Greene ST., New York
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PITCHING lNro THEM-Let every news.
paper single out cabinet officer or a sen,r-
al. and commence offensive operations
Nothing is more popular just now than
abuse. Proninen: newspapers make soec-
"a ate Of somebody, and are publishing seem.
insly for no other purpose. Station Nc
Clei!an, Fremont and Halleck are all singled
out and divided up among the editors. Even
the staid New York Ho,ll has fallen into
the same thing, and goes it" upon Stanton
with perfect rush. The last new victim is
General Mitchell, cold stars.") The Louis
vile J'ur"af calls Ioualy for his instant dis
missal and disgrace, and heaps epi.hets upon
him OF tho most intense kind. What a
beautiful state of affairs the heavy men on
the newspapers bringing about.--MH-
toaukse Sentinel .~s . 8 a.:
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FArkBAsks ScALEs~-Weighed in the bal
ance ot just cris.sm al are Obliged 10
admit that the scales Of Fairbanks & Co. are,
without exception, the best ever invented
We know whereof We afi m, b cause we
have tested their value, and are fully sa,is-
nsd OF their superior merits. The intsodus-
ton Of these scales has wruught > revolution
IN the transaction Of various business. and
their accuracy IS x1ch that uniformity ii
wsaghts has Aeen established all over the
Country. thus making them : .dsou4i eal-
,sei &aHIrrd. Nor are they oonfinei 10 the
United States they have bund their ray
to atmost evrry part Of the civilized world
.nd are adapted to the standards Of all. coun-
tFiss. 10 thai it may Is xaid. I'll na.ions. j,
oos weighed n thesa balances." !" :, least
wRhsd hI tAsn.-Rsafs NuuR1fS 10s.
1sios. .-1 -. - = - :,
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Monetary.
MONDAY, July 21sI


There was good degree Of activity in tht
money market on Saturday. Exchange was
steady at a premium over the counter. and
= in large sums to customers. The buying
rates for New York drafts were As hereto
fore. 1.@h discount Money easy At S@l(
per cent. on business paper. >..~- .
Gold opened at Is per cent, premium, bnl
subsequently declined l@2 per cent, closing
st l-l69iI7. Demsnsa notes sold At 1.O7
Marshall & llsley. it will be noticed adv yer.
t'se TO pay the highest market price for gold
and demand notes.
We presume the bill recently passed By
Congress, authorizing the use Of postage
stamps as fractional currency, will soon oh
vla'e TO great extent the small change
difficulty They will be printed in various
denominations, on strong paper, for the pur-
pose, and caa be obtained for United States
Treasury noies--.UlHaukss Seatia<l.. s-.-
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Republican County Convention.

The Rep-blicans Of Goodhue County,
and al! other voters Of the county who are
in favor Of sustaining the administration IN
the prosecution Of the war for the suppres. :,
sion Of the unh"ly rebellion now exi ting
and who arc opposed to the platform adopt~
cd by the c'nrcn'i'r recently assembled at
st. Paul, purp 'rtng to he Democratic
Convention, vii assemble in Red Wing, on
Thursday, July 9th, 1862, at one O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of appointing six dele
gate, to the Sta G Convention to he held in
St. Pan' on the 3D;h Of July. Each tow
In the county will be entitled to the follow.
nS number of delegates
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The NAroLEoS1c PLAN-Napoleon made
France incur but little debt for his wars
wascd on a gigantic scale. France furnished
the men. the enemy furnished the money
ana the conquering armies lived off the coun.
tres into which they entered. From the
Indications in the Presidents message te
Congress, in relation 10 the Coniscation bill
we judge that Old Abe is Of the opinion that
the time has come for his Administration To
make war on the Napo!eonic plan. Tha, j.
the opinion Of all loyal men, so let the blows
tall Chicago Tribun,. -r@z s2#@. -
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EXCELSIOR
Burr Stone Mills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS.1
ANTl-FRICTf6H
HORSE POWERS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS. At WEsrssx
STATE FAIRS last year, and arc Justly consids5sd
superior to- all others. The Mill may be driver
oy morse, water or steam power, does its work
ns Wetf % the hat stone n ills in milling eesab-
llshmen:s, and requires but one-half the power
to dive the :argest sizes. They are very com !.
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm ma viii
last THIRTY YEARS, and cost nothing fef
repairs.
PR1oEs-s,oo, $40, and sl7d. il ...:s.su
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER.
Has proved itself to be the best ever invented =
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, s6"
arranged III all the bearings. tn at the whole
weight Of the castings run upon them. THREE
POUNDS 1DRAUGHT. at the end Of 4 ten feet
lever, Will Keep the power in motion. THUS t1l.-
mittinE the ENTIRE STRENGTH Of the horses 70
be used on the machine to be driven. Ono
Horse will do as much work on this poWGfrass
two on the endless Chain Power. 1T is POR-
TABLE; and may be used in the field as we'll
Is in the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT Of hosre flesh is saved over any
other power IN use. 1t is simple in construe-
ton, and not liable to get out Of order.
Price of power for l to horses, &l25
Price of power for l to horses, $l75
THE 1925 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY THINNING
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE IS GUARANTEED TO
GIVE sATIsFACTION, CR TIE MONEY WILL H r.
FUNDED. ~..:.5
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STATE or MINNESOTA, First Judicial District,
Dstr ict Court. County of Goodhue. II
Loyaudcr Fuller Backrncr. -?
Plaintiff, .@-s .'f'
against Il
Lydia Ann B]ackmer,
Defendant.
To, the defendant in the above entitled a.
ton In the narns OF tho Stat OF Minne sose,
you are hereby summoned and requii cd to an
swer the complaint .f the plaintiff in the above
entitled action. which said complaint, has. been
filed in the office OF the Clerk, Of said Court,
and ~ now On flc in said Office, and 70 serve .
copy ofyonr answer to said complaint upsn
tho tubseri.er, at his Office in the city Of hod,
Wing in said county, within thirty days s5tsr
the service of this sumnons upon you, exclu-
sise Of the day Of such service !; and II you
fail to answer said complaint within the tire
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action Vail 6ap-
ply to the Court for tho relief demanded in
said complaint. JAMES H. PARKER,
Atty for Pis6.-
Dated Red Wing, Ai1nessta, Jsly 9th, 1ss2.
n51vs-7w
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uEADQC ,RvERS. DEPT. or TIE G,,1r

New Orleans, La. june 26, 1867. /
GENERAL ORDERS, No 47.--All the prop
erty in New Orleans belonging to General
d. E. Twiggs. and Of his minor son, the in
come OF which he has received, and under
the charge Of his agent, II. W. palFrey, ESQ
consisting o. real estate bonds, notes OF hand
Treasury notes Of the United States, slaves,
household furniture, &C.. is hereby seoucs
tered. to be held to await the action Of the
United States Government. By command
OF Ma or General BUTLER.
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Scarcity OF CHAscE.-The premium on
gold and silver has made change very scarce
in this city. 1t is almost impossible to get
change lor bill. We heard of ~ instance
yesterday Of 4 farmer who wanted TO pur-
chase two fingers for his cradle, costing thirty
cents, and after trying three stores was COM
pelIed TO go home without them. Is not one
Of the stores would give him hack the change
on bis dollar bilL-Press. -,
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BY order Of the State Central Committee
ROBERT +. FISK, Chairman.
W. l.. WILSON,
ANDREW NEssEL,
G. N. WHITNEY,
j. 3. GILr1LLAN,
GEORGE r. WHITE,
OF the State Central Committee.
St. Paul, July I'd, 1862.
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+ CHICAGO MONEY! NAskET.-Tbe Chicago
7rsbxae Of Saturday says:
Business has shown some signs Of i'm
psovenent TO-DAY, and the basks have been
quite busy. Money Is plenty. Easssrn ex-
change Is little sitter. bat the qoo,ations
are not chansed--par buying, u selling.
told went up again to-day The bankers
are paying 118- and ask 1l91i. II should
Be usdeFstood that Ill The gold purchased by
our hnnkers hers gos< to New York Our
own people do no: need il. and therefore do
not bay Old Treasury Neies ars taken 81
DEALERS at 1n7.
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SE1'NVeds,

CrRAyED from the subscriber at Red Wing on
~ or about the LIST inst, Il large black COW. with
crunplc horns, redish tace and about eleven
years old. Aiy lerson wl.o wi. i return said COW
or give information where slic may be founi,
wi be suitably rewarded.
Dated Red Wing, July 23d 1862. -,
52:v6:3w Folk
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TIE STATE OF M1SNEsorA,, In Justice Court.
County Of Goodhue, IS. Before w IL. We lehi

TIE STATE OF M1SNEsorA,, In Justice Court
County of Goodhue, ss.) Before W .u.Welehf
J. L.
John A. Tarbox J To Philip Tome the above
ph;i aGairst r named defendant.
In the nalnc Of the State Of Minnesota; you
arc hereby summoned and commanded to bs and
appear bctoretlc undersigned one OF the Justices
ct the Peace i'll and tor said county ut my Of
flee in the city OF Red Wing III said county, on
Wednesday the twentieth day Of August. A.
d. 1852. at two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, to answer to said Plaintiff in civil &C.
ae on ; and if You fail ito appear ut tho time
"nd place aforesaid. Judgment will bc by ZIG
entered in said action against you, and in ia
v"r of raid plaintiff. tor the sum Of forty -ons
dollars and thirty seven cents, with interest On
S"2:' thereof from and after the third day of
december ~. ID. Is 10. and with, interest - 90
thereof from and after the fourth day Of De-
ccmbcr, ~ ID. 1863, bcsiucs the costa Of this
action.
Given under my hanl this 22hd day Of July,
a. l.. 1862. WILLIAM IL. WELCH,
h32v6.4w Justice Of :l,c Peace.
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Republican District Convention.

4 Republican District Convention Of the
Second Congressional District Of this State,
will assemble at St. Paul on the 3Oh inst,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for MEMBER OF
CONGRESS from the Second District.
The different counties in the District will
be entitled to Lc represented in the Conven-
top by delegates who are Ionu # is residents
o. the counties from which they are ac-
credited, as follows:
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They repcI Z the city council offMansfield
about 10 appropriate ST 900 for recruiting
purposes. 1t is understood the City counc
here will appropriate $25poo for . like OBJ
Ijcct. 81 Il -
A:meeting to raise recruits will be held
here to o-morrow night.
The call includes nearly all the substan.
tial and best men Of the city =
Letters received to-day by Gov. Tod. ex
hibit an earhestness and determination or
the part Of our Lending men not ,equaled
since the fall Of Sumter, In some districts
the excitement is intense Gov. Depnison
H. j. Jewett, thearaiiroad President and
Col. iarris will take the stun p immediate
ly for recruits.
* ~ BOSTON, July 12
Large public meetings were held to- nigh,
to aid enlstments in Cambridge, Roxbury
Somerville, Maiden and West Cambridge. -
In several Of these and other places SIS arc
to be paid to each volunteer and in Wes,
Cambridge $125., AT. Cambridge Profs
Washburn and Pierce, R.. Dana, Jr.,, Dr.
Palfrey and others, made speeches. In Rox.
bury Lieut.. Colonel Ginncy of the 9th Mass
achu'etts regiment, and Rev. Dr.. Putraud
were the orators of,gthe occasion. With
such an impulse enlistmcnts will be brisk.
r; New York, July Is.
Notwithstanding the intense heat of the
weather there was an immense gathering oil
loyal citizens this afternoon at Union Square
one fully equal to that Of April OF last
year, just after the fall Of Sumter. 49,.
Five stands for speakers were provided
and the several presiding officers were
Mayor opdyke, Pala:ial Merritt president
|ofthe Chamber Of Commerce, Hon. Hamilton
Fish, Prof. Francis Lieder, and Gen. Fre-
mont Among the many speakers, were
Rev. Drs. Rufus w. Clark, Samnel Osgood
Richard S. Storrs and Francis Vintor, and
the presidents Of the several meetings.
All the speakers were vehemently in favor
Of upholding the government in all its war
measures until the las: armed rebel has sur
rendered.
The enthusiasm among the masses was
very strong and aIlusion to the president o1
any Of the generals in the field was vehe
mently cheered, as were also deprecatory
illusions to foreign interference in our troub.
les.
BosToN, July Is.
The citizens committee of fifteen, acting
in concert with the city and State authori
ties, will first endeavor to fill up the Massa
chusetts regiments in the field to their full
quota and then recruit new regiments to the
number required. The Committee takes
hold Of the work with great energy and
every prospect of entire success. Recruit
ing headquarters will be established on Bos
ton Common.
COLUMBUS, O., July Is.
A very large and enthusiastic ,neelin!
was held in the State House Sq,,are thi
evening, the object Of the meeting being tt
raise funds to aid in raising recruits for thi.
COUNTS quota. $4,000 Rave already beer
subscribed.
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.@ ST. PAUL has appropriated twensy dollars
~ bounty. 70 each vslaaseer from tha.
city. up to seventy Ave. 0esd ter s.. Paul.
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CHICAGO, July 1s

]. ...-..- 81 s~1 CHIcAGo, July 10.
The war meeting tonight was the largest
and most enthusiastic hrd bere Tor Jears-
Streets aod squares adjoining the Cou.t
House, near which the meetnx vas held.
were crowded until ! late hour. Speeches
.ere nade By several promiDent gentlernen.
Resolas IONS os highly patriotic character,
endorsing the administration, and the call
ior three husdred thousand voiDutser1 usss
sdopted. Resoluiions uess a1so Adopted -
q uesting Supervisors Of tie county % voes
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MARRIED..

BY the Rev. T. NJ. kirkpatrick, at. the house
OF the brides father, Oh the both Of June Mr..
Martin Tarbox and Miss Rol,csta Hamlinc. {
On the 18th day Of July, by the same, At tho
hou-e OF Rev. q. McManis Mr.. Robert Even
nnI Miss EIcnor McManis. All Of Olmsted Co.
Minnesota.
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TAKEN UP

~ the subscriber, on his place in the town
- OF Mount Pleasant, IL miles from Rcd
Wing and miles from Lake City, on OF about
the 18th day Of July, Dark Brown Horse >.
about four years old. heavy name una tail, star
and stripe in the face, and white hind foot
The owner will please call, pr. We property, pay
charges and take the same away. ''s7f
n52vG:3w LAWRANCE BUSH.
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/ SUMMONS.

RIO RENT.-TEe Europe Hotel. Apply to
WM. BRECHT..
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HICKMAN HOUSE aa
We haveJus. furnished and opened the Hick
man House, formerly the Hack House, and can
nov accom- odase the travelling public.
We have J-st bails 1z7sss ~s.s3s$s5 ?
Il CONMODIOUS STABLE. s
for the accommodation of teams, II em
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THIS HOTEL u CONVENIENTLY SrreA7xo
i for bu.iness men sisiting New York The
pubic that be has recently reftssd spd fuYn-
ished his House. and il prepared 70 i've tho.<
vh omay fssor him With their pafronses rs.
con5orts q home, while seiourujnk II tkl
city. T. Board 41 50 per dsy.
1RA.A.LlBBI FropYietor.
MSS assszs<S# sxssEE s#s.s.s vG-n1 ~.
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BUFFALO, July l6.
The Governor Of New York has taken
upon themselves the authority at once tc
offer state bounty himself OF $50 to each
recruit, and to provide the amount sufficient
for that purpose, trusting to the next Leg
islatur to legalize it.
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FlsH1Sa is all the rage in this burg now
a-days, among both sex. This afternoon a
party Of ladies returned from Riley's lake
and we should Judge from what we seen
they had caught right smart Of the finny
tribe. Good for the ladies, 60 ahead it is
good healthy pastimc, and 5. .o,t, amt nc
rame for it.-Shaloze, Ar1nI.
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General Banks reviewed his. troops las.
night and was received with the greatest
enthusiasm. 100. ,.s ..s 49,.
Camp Ray blazed with lignt from candles
placed on the points Of bayoness and from
suddenly improvised bonfires and fireworks
Loud calls were made for speech and
Gen. Banks, ia = few eloquent and patriotic
words told the soldiers what they would be
called upon 10 do soon. 1sa &%
After nine deseaning cheers they returned
to their tents eager TO march when the order
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COLUMBUS, O., July Is.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting
was held in the State House square this
evening, the object Of the meeting being to
raise funds to aid in raising recruits for this
COUNTS quota. $4,000 Rave already been
subscribed.
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SwoRS.-A squad left our town yesterday
70: Fort Smelling. where they were sworn
in. Among which We find the names Of r..
4. Partridge. VIM Grant. r, Dixie Nc
Manns. etc. This new company is for the
sixth regiment Manelp rs 1aDrrtiser.
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BODY FoUSD.-On Thursday last, Coro-
ner FELTON, took from the river at this place
the body Of man, supposed to have been
drowned from the steamer Keokuk No
marks Of violence were found upon his
person andstherefore the verdic o: the Cor,
oner was, ':came to his death by accidental
drowning. III tstings Ind.