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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

The Company reserve the Right to change the above
Rates, when they may think proper to do so.
Communication Tickets for persons, may be procured
from the Captain board, at one-haif the above
rates, when One Dollars worth is purchased.
81 When bill Is offered for Ferrage, the usual
premium specie will be invariably charged rf-#
7 SUNDAY FERRY Leaves Prairie du Chen at 0, A. NJ,
or on arrival OF the train and at 500 p. m.
No personss except those who have passes from
the proper authority, will be carried free on this
Ferry. JOHN LAWLER
z. II. sHERwIN, Captain, (2s6) General Agent.
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DIR. j. BOvEE DODs'
X2l,DeriNI Wine BiZte1.S i!


from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal. ALL. E..s ...-.. d.
These Bitters for the Cure of Weak Stomachs, Gen.
era Debility, and for Purifying the Blood, are abso-
lutely unsurpassed by any other remedy earth.
To be assured this it is only necessary make the
trial TIE Wine of itself is of very superior quality
warming and nvigorating the whole system from the
head to the feet As these Bters tonic and alter
alive in their character they strengthen and nvg
crate the whole system and give fine tone and
healthy action to all its parts by equazing the crcu-
lation removing distractions, and producing gener
al warmth. They also excellent for Diseases and
Weakness peculiar to FEMALES, where a Tonic is
quired to strengthen and brace the system. No Lady,
who is subject to lassitude and fanness, should
be without them, as they revivifyins in their
ton. .#..5 ffa.
WILL NOT ONLY CURE, BUT PREVENT DISEASE
and in this respect douby valuable to the person
who may them For ....-' --."
iNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, III.
Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dseaaes of the
Nervous SYSTEM Paralysis Piles and for all
Dn. Dops' CELEBRATED WINE BlrrEns
ARE UNSURPASSED !!
For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy, they
are truly valuable.
For the aged and infrm, aud for persons of weak
constituton-for Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers,
and all public speakers for ROOk-keepers, Tailors,
seamstresses, Students Artists, and all persons lead
Ing sedentary life, they will prove truly beneficial.
As a beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and
delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhera-
ting effects of Brandy or Wine, without Intoxicating
aud valuable remedy for persons addicted to the
of excessive strong drink, and who wish to refrain
from it, They pure and entirely free from the
poisons contained in the adulterated Wines and Liz
uors with which the coAntry is flooded. sr
These Bitters not only CURE, but PRRvRNr Disease,
and should be used by all who live in country where
the water is bad or where Chlls and Fevers are
lent. Being entirely innocent and harmless. they
may be given freely to Children and Infants with i'm
pu nifty 8
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates,
act of humanity, should assist in spreading these
truly valuable Bitters the land and thereby
senially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
In all affections Of the Head, Sick Headache,
or Nervous Headache, DR.. Dods' Imperial
Wine BHters ,ciH be found to be most Saluta.
~ md EGcaci0us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
DIR. j. BOyEE DODS'
IMPERIAL Wine Bitters

Are prepared by an and skiiful py .ie,an VINO
has used them successfully in his practice Tor
twenty years. The proprietor, before purchasing
the exclusive right TO manufacture and sell Dr. j.
Boyee Dods' Imperial Wine Btters, had them tested
by two distingui medical practitioners vino pro-
nounced them a valuabe remedy for disease.
Although the medical men Of the country gen.
cral thing dsapproye Of Patent aedicine yet we do
not believe tina, resp ectabe Physician be found
in the United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will net highly approve DR.. J. Bovee
Dods' Imperial Wine Ritters.
In all newly settled places, where there IL always
large quantity Of cecaying timber from which poi
masma created these biters should be used
every morning before breakfast.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
Ur. J. BOVEE DODS' =
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are c0Inposed Of pure and unadulteratsd Wine,
combined with Barberry, soloman's Seal, Comfrey,
Wiz therry tree bark, spkenard, Chamome Flowers,
end Gentian. They man factured by DIR. Dods
hn,self who is an experienced and successful Phys
clan, and hence should not be cassed among the
quack nostrums which Hood the country, and against
which the Medical Profession justly prejudieed,
These truly valuable Bitter, have been so thoroughly
tested by all class of the community for almost
every variety Of disease incident to the human SYSTEM
that they deemed indispensable as +
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Army COrrespondence.

army correspondence
CANT ToTTEN, SEDALIA, Mo-, ,
August Goth, 1862.
Editors Times Perhaps a word from
the 18th Iowa would not be uninteresting
to you.
Well, after stay Of a month, which
was diversified by flag presentation, pic
mic, dinners, speeches, &c.-in camp Kirk
wood, We turned our attention toward
Dixie. Early in the morning Of the 18th,
our tents were struck, and all was ready
for a march.
Two boats, the Henry Clay, and Metro
politan, awaited us at the wharf in Gin
ton. All on board. The puffs of appar-
rently sleeping engines, the splashing Of
wheels in the water, the good byes that
were said, told US as plainly as language
could speak, that the brave men of the
18th, were leaving their peaceful homes to
engage in the great drama now being en-
acted in America, and to endure all the
hardships and suffering Of Northern SOL
der in Southern climate. After a trip
of two days, during which the boys engag.
ed themselves hugely, we arrived in St.
Louis.
Remaining on board until moraing, we
marched to Benton Barracks where we
stayed three days, when we were ordered
to this place. At - m, August 18th, the
iron horse was Embossed and at rapid
rate carried US westward into Misery"
(Mo.) r4asf9a
The regiment is under marching orders
and the boys are striking their tents now.
1t is thought that we go to- Springfield
Yours respectfully,
IN AN n ID 1c,A To.,o -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

e. If e..rebcls feared, the Devil as
much as they do gunboat, there might be
some hope Of their turning Christians
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

~ We hope our Legislature will pass
law that, If man runs upon the battle
field, bis wife shall identified to q divorce.
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rs. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES!!

In the month Of December, 1853, the undersigned
for the first time offered for sale to the public DR. J.
BOvEE DODs' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs and in
this short period they have given such universal salts
action to the many thousands of persons who have
tried them that it is established article. The
amount OF bodily and mental misery arising simply
from q neglect Of small complaints is surprising, and
1t Is therefore of the utmost importance that strict
attention to the least and most tring bodily aliment
should be had for disease Of the body inv aria
bly, affect the mind. The subscribers only ask
Rio af
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
FEM ALES.

The many certificates which have been rendered US
and the letters daily receiving, conclusive
Lroof that among the women these Btters have given
satisfaction which others have ever done before.
No woman in the land should be without them, and
those Who once use them will fail amply
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

Aud are ready for the grim monster, con.
scious that We die iu good cause. iF
| do not wish to cast gloom over .he
spirits ot the dear oues at home, By calling
70 theiE minds tbe dangers which we have
to undergo. We did not enlist in our coua
tryls cause without 6rst couAtiug the costs,
and knowing that soldiers life is oue Of
perils aud ba'd,hips A government such
as We posstssia not to be torn TO atoms by
designipg politicians for their own selfish
interest, by men who think With Niltou's
Arch 6end sat
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i0g 0nes mOFp. Slnes Us cane here The
ssalLsr has been toEably pleasant ualil
This rJsuing. Uhsn We VakS1sl Up 70 Cad
The rain. cold aad chilly, pillfEiSg npOb
out lrhiS. The msn bal guarded agaiast
this by buildihg iuFhasss Oi brick 10 their
tents which keep them very eoniortAbls
dsipile the iarlemsney Of The weather Il
70 sabbath day, 6al there ia little eViisnee
OF the TACT hsIs. No church bells wake
the eChors u TIE loty mountains rllling
men TO the house Of prayer, but still the
voice OF prayer aIesnds night sad m0ralng
from deIOuI men 10 ibis regiment for our
safety and the success OF our cause. Gao
We tail when this IL the case When men,
putting their Ia,l 10 God, 30 forward de-.
Isrmined 10 eopqutF the onemiss Of their
county, their peace, their safety, and their
homes But, utssTi editors, muIt close
through lear Of WsaTying your patience. Be.
fore | DO 80, hOWtTer, | have one Incl.
dsuI 10 relate, Ia Wbieh.your neighbOr, the
Pr''s, is concerned, Yesterday morning
six men were detailed irom our company
to make some artesti. They usRI about
thirteen miles from here before they turned
back. They FetuFbed about o'clock, r.
~, having four prisoners, among them 40
old mAu who said be was from PeudlstCn
county aud that he came into this region
10 buy cattle. Upon searching him about
$1,000 10 Confederate scrip aud Eastern
Virginia inndi letter directed to Thomas
Ewing. Richmond, Va, and Wheeling
Prs'i'" were found on bis person. This
little thing, simple As it may seen, tells =
tale and shows IN what estimation the
P'sJ is held ~ our sSessh breIbern 10 the
Valley aud Eastern Virginia. II needs no
comments, but speaks for itself
P. G, B.,
Company D, 18th Va Regiment
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II hAs bad lsssant eject upon the pfivtle1.
Almost without exception, Ihe lFpopt
~Ao hare done the 6GhtihE are ID iutor o.
TIE ProelanatlOni In favor ofhny shd sJet,
n'stuFO which can b devipsd 20 poo doRa
Ihe enemy. And those rsilAai Frginsnli
ah!eh have borne the burden and heal OF
battle from The hrSl, and whose uamr, are
ehoWa ~ The bravett and most glorious
hfe 10 comParitol the motI Eealous aud
uaaniuouA 10 ipppOg, Of the proelaglAllob
aud 10 condemnation Of the opaosllion
party Thu, The Seventh Iowa, ous Of ID,
most glorious regiments ia the service,
which has touRht 10 every Veslstu battle,
tom Rslmoul and PilIsbutgh l.,ndiur
soWn to lukA and CoriaIh, gave, rreuntly.
Two huadred aud two votes for The Rrbu6
heAa ticket, and. but four for the Dsmo
cratic. =. s..1st
Now, let every voter 10 this and other
states consider what thess facts should 20.
force upon hin. These gallant fsllows,
who are 1t every sacrifice 6ghiIug the enc.
m'es OF the unioR, need be supported and
encouraged by their 4 isuds v6o fumAia al
home, a brave officer Of the Potomac
Army recently Iaid to US; "Noihing dis.
cparAges our meu 50 much as TO hear OF
Ihis party strife At home. Il makes them
despondsnli theI begiA TO ihiuk that their
services and sufrrings are undrrvalucd aud
forgotten, when they heaS Of men desiring
% let the rebels go; when they see 40 or
position party starting up; when they ind
that mru who have not offered 70 sbill
their blood for The cause, stay at hous 10
vote and to secure legislation which would,
as the soldiers feel, disgrace and hunilinIs
lhtm-perhaps give them up to the enemy
whom they bave so Often beaten and whom
they believe themselves able to defeat Gnl
crush, il only they have the OPPORTUNITY
This Is what one says who has fought
braVely in almost every battle 10 viTrinia.
The soldiers Of this state cannot vote At the
coming election. ltBa pity; but nS ii Is
so, ought not every one, as hs goes TO the
polls, determine to east bis vote Ia such
uanusr as 10 encourage and cheer our
brave brothers in The Geld 2
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYf
THAT Is TIE QUESTION. ,s g

THI Proptittoys ef lie 6aPARIsIANcA cAbtNEr on
l w0N1ERs, ANATOMY, aud MEpICiNs'' hs,t
determined rSgarlea ot expense, 70 isspo ee, dol
the benefit OF Sufsring humanity POUR oF thSIf
most lnstruetiye and Interesting Lectures On Mar.
rlSgO and its pisqhAllaeatlons, Nervous pObility,
Premature Doeins u AlanhoO I, IndlEOStlon' W1Sk!
nOsS, or DeprSllio1, Los Of EnsrEy and vital Pow
Ors the Great SoeiGl EyilA aud those MalldSi which
result froa yohthlal ioles Excess Of Maturity, 81
ignorance u PhSSiolegy and NAturS'S Law. Thtsi
luylluAhIs have been the means q eallEht.
Sulng and skSips thonhAndl, and WILL he forwarded
ftSe on the receipt eg four stampS By addressing
sEcRETARl p1ltsikN oAHtNIf o. ANAFoNY an
NEniaSI, SeS BFCAdFAy, New York. is2l.ly:
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WANNl ~VA-NAeA NtAA hNGA0l
But 10 return 10 opr subject, We are
still eltamped ncar Beverly, God .for;ak.
en- town, possessing but one object Of 10.
tsres,, q sister Of HE, celebrated StousEall
Jackson, who loves ier brniher, but iti
said, loyes her county more. The place
Is situated 10 what was once asbeautifnl
Apd well cultivated valley, famous for Its
fne t4ltte, onevery side towering noun.
tains surround il, and thescenery isRrand.
ly beautiful, the rugged aspect Of The
mountains being relieved By the quiet pas.
loral beauty Of the valley. Here nature
and artoucO combined TO render the conn.
try pleasing aud attractive, but war has
teft iti traces, and years OF peace and pros.
perity will not wholly erase the marks
No sisas ofthe activity that prevailed 10
your region, Fhea IEas there short time
since, Is 70 De seen here Men are afraid
10 do anything through fear that their Il.
Dor will be Host f'l9
On our arrival here the Commissary
stores were sihptyi everything having been
taken away, when the troops lIelt here mot
long ago. Welhoughtaifirst we had BEEN
brougdt bere to statTe, but soon came 10
the eoueldsIon we would live as long as
there EasApIhiugsin tke-feEioa 10 live
op, and when everything filled we would
move 70 some other locality, Our eyss,
however, we're gladdeped yesterday afteF.
noon By The sight Of provision train ttou
olarksburg. Eits . 80
10 nless.ti than It takes to tSlIIt, tie
eommissaSy store was Oyefraa BY squads Of
men In charge Of ibe orderly sergeSnts,
armed, got with guns and bayclets, but
with camp kettles, empty boxes, and .dnS-
thipgslse they could rad ID which 70 carry
provisions, Our camp looks like itv-
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gaiIggutFiltgrHfrr
TERn. oP ApyERrIsINa.

'UnVIssub LrIs % NosElltn, los ouI Hcl lea
IA nhLl aQuAlI.
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A Rejected Communication.

An Article from state senator Car
skAdOn, Of Hampshire County,
Editors htsilgtn,er:
GESrS :-Enclosed you will ind a COM
munieation directed to the Wheeling Pres,
which was rejected by it. lfyou consider
ii worthy of a place in your columns, it is
at your service. J. H. OARiKADoS.
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LnrTER FRoM TmE 1alh vA.
BEvGHLT, RkNDoLPH CoUSTY. Va.
OcIDher Dc 1870

BHVFuLV. RANDOLPH (DVHTV Va. \
October % isgS
rl.,.., T.. ,.,,;,......
-
a HoFd iTom TIE IEth Va, am told, Is
always a welcome document and finds a
Place ia your paper. that the friend, ol
H.. ,vho L.r. .,,..,...,,. - :,
''-' ~ 1'' ". 4's'''I III us'eu'e 0'
tAeir county may know how their deten-
ders are prospecting in The mountains Of
West Virginia.
n, S,,n,t., .,.-in t.,s,,
''sH'"s' '"e '''u 'u''' s'A
eomPanIss,p, b, T. H. LAID h, received
orders to draw rations for Eve days aud
prepare for marching NEXT Morning Al.
,L.nuh -. -, ,,,,.lL.
'ISusa "u' ssA! " DS.AuAouOn ..AuAouOn was very
''-snas " We ~ s'Hu W 20, 10 We "antei
" see we t'ePoan'i never ye1 naVing nad
Nuy Ieai experience Ia solQiering' more
.nAn s'ahuihg Suatu ana afi!lng' WIN plen'
!y'o eat al Tue time AZ 10 o'clock Sum
DAY morning We crossed the bridge leading
out, OF town on our way to Be'ery, as iol'
" set Of Toys as you ever saw We
marched thal day twelve miles aud cauped
ior the night at Middle Fork bdige, the
scene o. lhe 'k'Fnish between the rebels
ana Union forces, when the former were
nF't arIVen out OF west Virginia. Were.
sumed our march neEtmoruing at 6 o'clock,
arrived arrived WiIh,9 Two miles OF Beverly at 3l
h. - aHaa IL NJ.
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Ao-ePAclAL MIKE Unlhia tna hhete fate1-
G9-ToATiy Advertising on Fvaouabls terms aceor.
ding 70 The spaeS oocupSd and the humbsr of changes
made
Al AilatVorissmsnitif0m iFAliisui paFaas ~ stFAnr
efl. 70 b P1id ~ " adpaRs
llrlnea CaTdi noi eGrsainE I've iingl 90 paFyeaF,
o. y ioT tH months but i5F shorter psFtsd hoihlnE
vii b counted lsa than square
The pfiTilfEsof AhbuAl Advertising 10 limited tu
ihs Adveris-FS own Imms,lhts badhOss; aud All
Advertisements iof The bvusht Of other pftoat aa
uSil A. ell legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaucion alua and ral ustate, sent By them nue.
BE- paid i0f II the usuAl rates
A6-Adycfthentntl not arcumpani ied With WTitte.i
dFectiona. viii b ihlsFnd uhti forbid and charged
. accordingly.
Notice. ior Politisal Meetings to BE- charged IN all
cases At full rats.
Marriages, Notletsof Huusrals, and announcements
0i sermons, 80 eeutu each honVtl-'5p
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as thEife armed who hath bis quarrel Just
Andhe bnt naked thouEh locked up In Rsol
Whoa conicence With treasOn Il cOTuptod'' -
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NTOrale lS worth ambition though In hell,
Better to rule 10 hell than serve In he4yen''

Better to rule hell than serve In helysno
even though treasure be expended aud
blood be shed 10 torrents for It's preservA.
liou. Our present life is not quite so
pleasant AZ that ofthe young men, who
have remained at home, toying With Ia.
dies cutls aud acting the gentleman, but
whose name will be handed down to con-.
ing gen9rlliOns coupled With the opprobri.
Gus ePiihet Of "Colsard." Give me
-Asn who know their rights llie.
Aud knowing dare malnialn,r
men of stout hearts aud willing hands, who
bare their breasts without murmur 10
their eonntry's cause aud go forward cou-
scious that be- 1rTCj- u
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what do soIdfsr. ThinkI !

I ANA%A fsAN 49, NAks y
Itisafact that almost every General in th 4,
ield who is known to be urgent for a wig,
osouS prosecution Of the war has ether
spoken out loudly iu favor Of Presidents
Proclamation aud 10 opposition 10 the sey.
mouTite aud Sd6hissionist movement OF i,
known toihs odthat side. a-n'hli
And hoWis It with the soldiets? Wher.
ever they have voted the ujorities are
touud TO De, without exception, for the
government aud agalust thepartisan move.
neut which, With ValIandIg6au,, Wood lad
Seymour st lie bead; has arrayed itself
aghiust the Government. The 7th Iova
voted aieW days agO, aud the record stands;
Uuiou, 20s; democrats, 8. The lO4th II.
linOis gave, on a trial vote 1914 10 favor Or
the PreSldebtspto reclamation aud 10 Against
Il. Two companies Of the I2gtb Ohio reg.
iment voted IN canpAt PArkersaur9, Va.
for menbers Of Congress. Esksls fRspAb.
licAn JrtGsivsd aGl votes, Baden Demo.
craft Isi Brigham tRepubiisaaI 65 votss,
White tdsn0erht) 10. lstt i141 j ''v'
Toe loWAisgldiers all voted at thgil
electioui ths' Consequence Is that every
member OF congress rom that State Is ,
Onion Republican. The vote OF the Iowa
soldiers stands thus; RtpabTiead, 7,I2g;
Democrat, 1895. fis-4 schs pa ~
Now, Il Is BY no means trus that iheye
overwhelming maioritles we're given by
men who Wereall RepublieGhs Two YEAR,
ago. 90 The contrary, Of the generals Who
have bsen most outspbkea Ia faTor ofiHk
President's proclamation aud Ggsibst tte
Submisslouists' movement every. 6Se ial.
cred The war thorough ana ift.long it.
moerat suehWere General wiiaes. Iea.
erAl Mitshel, General Hagtstpr General
Bnilsr, GsHar4l pnuontAnd many others.
a. u, Il. -, 49, u. x " ~. y,
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p rFon ii, M; N. Ti5.:.l . Z

n, TUT EIeIuFt Hnd Th1ts
!, 4 ll AstEange spectacle, Southern slave.
hpldeFl, fglh- trqm The rebel States, here
10 the tsee of eug people, SolenpIy deelar.
ing that Slavery mast perish Il Liberty Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24

from Richmond, and will all remain in the hos
pitfalls for the present. There were about two
hundred on the boat and the most of them are
doing we'll They say they were very well
treated, only they were kept closely confined
aud their food was bad, but this was not 50
mlch from design as from necessity They
say that the Federal Surgeons at Richmond
have acted nobly and self-sacrifcing toward the
sick and wounded prisoners, going where they
60, and remaining with them while in prison,
taking care Of them both night and day
Union troops are almost daily arriving at the
Fortress, making very short stay, and then
passing up the James river to join General Nc
CIellan's or Gen, Burnside Divisions The
weather continues cool and the sick are rapidly
recovering Many are now conyalescent who
would have lost their lives had the excessively
warm weather continued for few days longer;
''I0n' savs:-"Ihere is a great want OF sur
gical aid in the Federal army. For instance,
at the Alexandria Seminary Hospital there
are fourteen hundred patients, and only four
surgeons.
Mr. Lindsay, N. P, had adjourned his Par
iamentary motion for the recognition Of the
South BY England second time It was to
come up again on the 18th OF July.
Chicago lies on both sides Of a narrow river.
1t is proposed to run tunnel beneath it to ac-
com1nodate the travel, which now has hardly
room enough Oh the bridges.
The New York Tribune has letter dated
off Vicksburg, July l4th, which says:-''There
are now but eighteen feet Of water in the Mis-
sissippi between here and New Orleans-the
commodore stated-and this ship (the Hart
ford) and the Richmond draw sixteen feet;
and as the river is steadily receding, the prob
ability is that the squadron will be detained
here until late IN the autumn, unless permitted
to take its departure at once.
There is some foundation for the report that
Gen. Fremont is about being assigned to a
new command Efforts are being made by in
fuential parties TO have him assigned to the
Department of Texas, and to allow him suEd'
cient force to operate III that State against the
Confederates.
The Russian troubles are becoming more
complicated. The Journal de St. Petersburg
contains long article on the subject Of the
fires Il points to the universal indignation
which the spectacle CT the fires created, as a
proof that they did not originate in any popu'
lar feeling. The evidence at present, it adds.
rather points to ordinary criminals than to po~
litical offenders IS the incendiaries. Neverthe-
less the inquiries show that revolutionary pro-
clarnations have been imported in immense
quantities. and have been secretly dlstrIouteo !
n nrivata houses and in the Streets and It IS