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The WaY she Rebels Get Volunteers %
eve End the following rich item in the
Richmond Dispatch;
: HRErRUrs sWAAFED.-Raad all the calls
Tor recruits in our advertising columns,
and Voluntarily take your place in one Of
the many companies which need you, be-
fore you are forced to bear arms aoieps
/ vOltHS"
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Jehn B. Cough, in his lecture in Troy on
Tuesday evening, thus refers to the Csuadi-
ans, Is reported by the Whig;
There are 6 great many good people, sAd
. great many snobbiah people in Csnsda.-
Ths British residents there endesyOr 70 be
much mere English in their habits, customs
and preiudices thsn the people who dwell
IN England. They play second fiddle %
EnRlish snobbeTy. The present season /
had engagements for three weeks there. but
after lecturing nine evenings in different
places, the language and conduct Of the
people IN reference to this country became
90 unbearable, that one day Sat down,
wrote a letter, and declined to fulfill the
remaining engagements. Applauss. !
heard conversation in 9 railroad csf,
while travelling, between two Canadians, IN
rsfereaee 70 tie probability Of hostiities
betEesn England and America. One Of The
individuals remarked, with enphssiss
rfWhy, We could thrash them Yankees
n less than fve msnths, IS iesse, lVs could I
81 doubt Il, I doubt It. replied the other,
uiust Iook ct this y holding in his hand 3
miniature article which esula be iEaass-
soFned into q pocket knife, scissors and
tooih-pick, alook st this article, viii jon Z
/ tai you that Q people who can invent
such an article as that and make money
81 6s5alilg them, eannot be oonquereo Rll
q 81 s'so.1 .lsSed8 to.E is fsSoss,sH q b
O. u dpsoims6 Of Yankee ingenuity, ul
yet Admitted that itTeqpl5sd ability and
psfssrVei anee TO construct n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

some Of the Fert Donelson prisoners say
thai John Bell Is in very bad health, and
vii not live many weeks. BE Is at times
psrfsssly insane. John G. Breckinridge
81 become an kabitnal dTunksrd. he is
BON IN tennessee.
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To EnabIe Volunteers % vote IN Camp.

In the House at Columbus, the following
bill hss been read Che third time;
H.B. No. 146, Mr.. Dresel, 10 suthoriEe
volunteers from this State in actual SER
vice at the time Of . general election TO
Yote, wherever they may be; theyo to be
By companies, the commandments Of com
psnies to be judges, and e sppsint clerks
The voiss to be forwarded to the seoretary
Of State.
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LOUISVILLE, March 3.
Railrcs Communication between here and
Nashville, except over a creek 10 miles north
of Nashville, damsged by the rising water
on Saturday, will be resumed tomorrow
night
The election at Nashville, on Saturday, for
municipal officers, passed off quietly. The
retiring Mayor issued proclamation as
surfing the citizens of protection by the fed
eral troops if they quietly pursued their &C.
customed occupations.
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4 - -, q 50.
Tie PSsssisnt Of ne United States thus


''sses tbe elephant"
Ths King Of siam, in his letter acconi-
Danying Yalusble presents, says elephant Q
Are regarded IS the most remarkable Of
tie large quadrupeds BY the Americans 50
thai II aay one has an elephants tusk q
large siae and vii deposit it in any public
place, the people come by thousands crowd
fne g see il, saying il is 9 wonderful thing
FSr this ana other reasons, be otfsTs %
ssnd elephants TO Be let loose to increase
and multiply Ia The Continent Of America.
Ehs President, in his reply remarks:
'eThis GoVernmeRt would not hesitate to
FatEli iissR Of 50 generous an ofer, If the
object we're one which could be made prao.
tiSsbIy useful in the present condition Of
aths United States. Our political condition
hgEsver, does not reach a latitude 60 low
~ % fsVcr the multiplication Of the ele'
phant, and steam on land as well as o.
17ater has bsen our best snd most etheient
agent Of transportation in Internal com
zmerce.
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Flag Officer Foote and his brave sailors
viii doubtless net be forgotten.

Flag Ofoer Foote and his brave sailors
viii doubtless not be forgotten.
Worlds despatch.
E The policy 81 the Government is ener-
geticaliy directed toward supporting the
loyal feeling in the attitude Of resistance
10 the rebel authority. Abundant evidence
is afforded thatra truly loyal feeling exists,
which, although for some time oVerpoWsred
and silenced, is now ready to avail itself
Of the presence Of the United States forces
for its manifestation in meeting the enemy
in battle.
Times despatch.
Gen. Buell. tslegrsphed to Gen. Mcclellan
last night that The rebels have abandoned
MurfreesbOro, ana are In full retreat TO-
wards the Tennessee River Crossing this
river will place them in Alabama, and free
Middle Tennessee Of every armed rebel
force. Inasmuch as the enemy rstreat along
the railroad lire tearing up the rails s.
they pass, ii viii be difaeult for Gen. Buell.
10 catch them.
It is announced that the Tennessee and
/ Cumberland Rivers viii be opened thil
week to free and unrestricted commerce
under the order Of the Secretary Of thC
Treasury.
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FKOM WAsHINGTON,
- RAl1aaeIoa, I'D 2.
Tribune's Correspondence.


Tribune's Correspondence.
The House IudiciAry Committee will to-
morrow report adversely On thesenste bill
making the final awards Of the Commits
sionefs appointed 70 audit claims against
the Government incurred in the Western
Department.
The President will nominate as Major
Generals, Brig. Gems. Smith, McClernand
and Wallace, who commanded divisions at
the battle Of Fort Donelson- And as Brig.
Generals fhe eoionelE eommsnding divis.
ions there. Subordinate officers will also
receive proper promotion.
The President, through the Secretary Of
War, viii, in his order OF the Day accom-
panying the announcement Of those de.
served the rewards Of Valor, strive to pay
the just tribute to every man, high or Low
in rank, who contributed to the glorious
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Csunsotl5ni as na6s . ElonrosFlle win ~ Ssl-
dlsky, y lansfeld and hdFaEE r. ~, a. ll7IaI lt1
Ihe Sandli y, Dayton ald Cincinnati y. R- ~ -.
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana B. 2, and at ac1t1
Nth ths Michigan .Southern 8 horfhaln IEdiana
adf 1L1lsdo and WABASH Railroads lof Uhic1lo, De-
6slTs, Alsoas s.. Lous, end Al Poin1 Va, scEtss
W. li,5s S5s ss1iye ses fs Slsvs, fs- ~ N.
". .t 10y - ~ 10 = ~, ~
Is 30 A.
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POST-OFFICE TIME.TABLE.
I WINTER RARRANGEMENTFoh

L M lNIAIe hAIhhNN w LlN III no
w Closing the Mails at the Cleveland Eost o
noe, commencing November aths 1851. -
bora zf .do5lRSi I.sssih'
Erso, Bugalo, New YORK, Bos- -, --.. - =
ton, andAastsrn Wsy, daily $40 A. n. .lesdo A, 4
q loF BaliaIo, New iisV Iork i1a I.if 'it
Eiis ass sSssSE sSs aSS Albany ; Troy; $50 A. n $50 A.
6eW YOfk, Boston snd Port.i 'ia i
.lhnd, oonnecting with n. 4.
upplemsntaFy Lstter Psck-l 7-'-
Age for Bqtalp, New York Q. l L.-
Pit161rsh 8 way, PhiiSdsi. =
Rhis, Warrington BAlH-
silion, O.&R. 3. b 3 stsa- q
banyille, RheelnS andB.
U. Z. r., daily 500 A. "a ss1o A. n
Supplementary Letter Pack
asiSais ssS iGs fWSsissaTSa; WsssIaSEt;ah PAID sH5
Baltimore, daily.....-....-.s. SD A. n ssso A. \
TOLEDO, Chieago peiroit, 60 A. n T;sO A. 4
hOrWals, Fremont, obSrlin
and Toiedc WaEi daily.s.... 6s0 A. n. ITO A. n
Toleeos Detroit, DubuQus and -
55lyTis. ss1da1EG and Bay.:: 800 ,; Il i:i0P. - Z
K2gngstoEps warren and -.
CelpRbps, OinoiaRss sad = :
OolunbSSss, Ss'' di5siSSsii, Lou. ''' A Il ''0O A. a
lgyills, Wheeling, 81. L0uis, $3.50
MsFisits daiiS........;....... asP. N. z1 P. n
supplementary Letter Pack Goa j. p
age fer Columbu1 and Otn-
clnnAt, daily 5.55 p. n 7.65 P. n
4edips and MaF dailY...,-...-. 400 A. a.
EoFth RiSEsViils sad AM
kerHt. Leaves Tuagdayu,
Thursdays and Satpriayn Il:s0 a n
Bath, BreokBEiIIs aadOoPley.l
leaves Tueadag1 and sat7r-l II.
sharon Osntfs, GrSnSs1 '''O = =
HinoklsY and North Royal - A
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and
eaEnrdagl .-......-s.....--s....s.s. 100 A. d. i
HArrennViilos sdaily............--.ll0 l0saO A. n
rUdE OF ARRIyAh OF NAIL TRAIEs
aI DAROIs
Through Eastern 7:l5 A. n. IIB P. d
Boston and Way ron Bu6hlo. EiB r II
Through Philadslphia and 1sl
,E!sshingtOn. yia sittsDgTgh s:i5 a. n. $40 P. N
F1st8buTgh and Way mom
VI oil8Ttlle ss...s...........,........ 9s15 a. u.
Milersburgh, Akron and Way 945 A. d.
Through Western 90 A. d. $50 P. u
Way fr0m T0lsdo.............-..,., $50 A. n.
EaE9qSa Rsy s5S soSshsfR ShsIR5s S0 a 4 s 3 z. \ \
Way nom Sand1aky. 800 A. NJ.
WAY from YounsstoWn.......,... =. 7:05 p. II
Medina and WSy..............-...,. r" go p. d
ReckpOrt, Dover and Amhsrst .Hr
Th1rssdAys and sAtardsyI...... neoP. n
Bath. BreokgEiile and Oopley
Way. Arrives Mondays and
Fridays .ll....ss....al- .....-a....-..... Eo p M
sharon Centra, Grangaf sud
NoEa BoyElton Way. Ar.
rives Mondays and FRIDAYS. 500 p, n
MlFransTille, dAilT T..,-.........--l0:lBA A n.
Time Of diGtribution OF mails ready for delivery d
usually oMs hour later than the time Of arrival o
frAins. nrsta fsr -s74e z. OOWLEss P. d.
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BRogTya MPosroRs,

White cravsted tract distributing beg.
gars thrOng Washington. One pOdestly
asked GerFit Smith for ten ihOuaand dol
lars today. BE hadn't the change about
him.
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.TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader ]
WAsamarON, March 8, 4 P. NJ.
HoRE FR1ENDIY TEEImo IN EEaLAED.


Letters from Mipister Adams declare
the friepdliness to the United States is
growing in England. The Spectator and
other leading journals are about 70 send
Sostespsndsnts bitber who win 'eORteraet
Bull Run Russell.
TIN. RLENKRR AND COL. D'UTAssEY
The Republican Of this morning says
'.frOm various sources We hear of cruel and
relentless treatment of Col. D'Ulassey, by
Gen. Blenker. He is in close confinement
in an unhealthy military prison, watched by
armed sentinels as though he were felon Of
the deepest dye. The official charges are
that be was in some way connected with the
publication of certain articles in German
Newspaper. A court martial for trial Of
Utassey will be convened.
gea PROsPIcT OF FIGHT.
Flocks Of New York reporters have just
arrived at Willa,d's Hotel. They are keen
for battles. They have had no chanc yet to
draw the pen.
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EErom the Memphis Appeal and the Menphis
Avalanche Of the 18th and 18th of FebrusEy.l'
ColuHibu1u 4. as Evoeunte s-sR ullrOad TO
be TOrn Up--Bridses BuFHt---An the
Forces % Come g Memphin ....ts
Ffoh TIE Appealo Of the 10Th
General Polk Issued orders yesterday
that the track Of the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad should be torn up and the bFidges
burnt-WhiOh order was Obeyed, and by
tAis time the work Of destruction is com
plete on q great part Of the road.
A Fumor prevails on the street this af-
tsrnoon, that Polk vas preparing ts evae-
aate Columbus tomorrow, remove sll the
guns, So, snd demolish DE Notifications
The forces ct New Madrid and Fort Pill
low, together with the Columbus troops,
are to repair at once to Memphis, and make
9 stsnd-makihg an army Of sbOut $4,000
men.
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The Condition Of the Country.
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r1IE OF ARRIyAL o.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS


trains. a-.- IN 3 OOWLEs, ?. 4.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
nRIED FRUITS-RAsPBERRrEs,
u Blackberries, Plums, Peaches Apples, Prunes
&o.' at WALSH 3 SWANS.
Successort to keTser 4 Perry,
III ontario street.
GOAL OIL-WARRANTED
" the best, at 30 esuts per gallon At
CAGO, TAPI0OA, VERMACILLI
~ ard Msoaroni, at WALSH & EVANsi.
GALT WATER HERRINGS An
~ Walsh 3 EVANs'.
/. CRACKED WHEAT, HOMINY
" and sAnP, st KALsa q EvAHs,
OLOKERAND TIMOTHY SEED
~ at 5fallf WAhsa & EVAEs',
-. y ~ ontario street
CEILING OUT. 7ss EaE
y - ~ Ell -'l-P7' ei ssreff.r1s- el
nanfnrAla ma FanM. LHH RUsIERss.
disposed Of.
Bss. E. MsoygnS Young Bys9n Tea. At los Pe. ID,
Einsst quality i1lP. euapoWdsr si = %, At los
Choice Moyuns Old Hyson do, ct 10. g
spe7t En- NO 0elong BlAsk DO, at S, Is, s. :,
Ola Gogernmeat Java, 3 and sOo
sssSliDs ssr0liDs taS5,sS s,SsA g ls,<o as.z5
Chsmieal soap, &C "
S1iis9 Sqi5s15s stS1, and kasiGs' snsI from lso'
UOfee sugars, liz and Ilc
y SsAod STs@gassd as aRa Powdered, la0
Carbo8ate Soda, l1t<u 20 -l {"
Ass s 99Ik s,,I.l syT9g;. from zso per gallon.
Lot choice 0ranperrIes, &C psr quart.
The Store to Eent. Possession given ss early as
required.
los HOnman's Block, near the PostoAics.
ieb0R2 Public square, Cleveland.
Observation-Disclosures
! ~ I63 Ontario street, as cheap as can Be bought
! IN lnls mstket. -. 81 IL ieb19
| ITHE CHEAPEST sUGAR&OOF-
Il FEE foe the money, in ioFn. 81 ,1,-
sba a.sf = II Is sSw SstAI96 a4s, =
CHOICEST BRANDS OF FAMILY
/ ~ FLOUR always on hand at
THE BEST GREEN & BLACK
4 Il TEAS in this market can be had cheap at
| - J. n. HUWEks's
ieb9 l65 Ontario 81. ]
lHARBON OIL-WARRAETHD AS
~ COCA As the best, and cheap as ths shssgsst. q
sbSO - I rs 8 oRssfio "a aisS ssFsst.
Benz. ROsn. OaAUSclY razs.Ius.
IR OSE & PRENTISS, /
H. WHOLEsALE BEAEEBs N
1881 PORK, LARD,
EXTRA SUaAR-C -CURED HANS, AMI
--a-s DRIED BEEE ge
Of oar own suringa A reliable stock constantly or
band st ths BElek stoFe fermgEly ocoupisd b Boz,
. atea " and q = taElo illaef silA
OYsTEaS.-MANR,s s GELEBRATEE
- Baltimore oy'tersTsP GsniY : SIss,R sssP ss,o.s
1s69 lZaL u--I 10 ontario street.
[. EISHl FISHff-EyERY VRA1Ert
i II salt Water Fish always on hand, at
- -- "a ]. B. GLEHN : cos,
ebs 10 Ontario street.
,EOKANGEs y LEMM0NS.-THl
o's' 'n' mAiA'' en0'oj, 5.s. q GLENN 3 COS.
nRIED FRUITS. CANE1D FRUIrs
II Poultry, g., So, At
sbs : = d6lSs b oSt.Sis Z ~ Ssrss.
lido NOT BRAG WHEN / SAL
Aoss II H5Es 6syssnS shs 4a0''' Go sHS BEoR s1s
GPLIT PEAS, SAGO, TAPIOOA
~ Vermsceln, Mae6aroni, Rice, Rlcs flour a.
AEroEreot e 20 sUPakIOR sTREET.
VHE BEST BLACK AND GREEN
4 TEAS In the OitY. Also, an grades o sugar
: = 5jan1a o. shO, s1S E ss5slioT ssk&hiIs; 4.
o SALT WATER HERRING Fol
aeoiss1 s2. % osisiiti.1 - Essssas'e. 5asa
j. ERGLISH SALT-FoR SALR Bx
n ~ A. TREGEET, Oviates Exchang
g -
: PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK!
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NRNNlOFI0MH

Ehslby sandnsEyf Aas1aId 3 Newark RaIlroad, q
Hhnzeald. y {. 3arnon. AaUaE<i a.nall-io
&c. . -. .
ulrusIlua,l lRlfnbulth, Eort aflyhs D oEil.eg lii-
rosd, Tor Forsgt, urper 6a1du.zy 2, ~.
ar fs1nrs for1 laafn1. Ll7119l1. llllllol ll-l
1s5t and East s0r R.ani1sld, y poIte-, 11
.lI nIlons -. .latlll %
asIIou and 5siiafontains Bailroed Linz, br NarI11
= II !. - I1Foufhili Bl1niF, U1i1n l1-1I A.
dinsDoli1 Tarre Hausos 7L2Qe1lq1l
F. ln l7l TslIsl llfsrilla, ll.f1t Sc. E1-llll
Dass4arp, wifh sHrf1g1elds ~, erl21 all1 80
- ,h11--H r. llf1sei 81 3 aIl-lIll1l4s-
r,,1-,-,,, 7,ttis 1zsa11f . dolllIhI,s, anf Trn,n
II liro9d - Asfla, Dastot, nd J
Fs-rs. ll1usa, - AIQlllI = iorl1ul1
d lltl - fIircInnatl, and VIII t11 Olto ! u
rI5TiuEi Railroaa e. aI1il-1'i ~ E.11iI
4 ta VIE, ayaasgillel oalrc5 -. Lest, ~
ri,snnS1s, Csntlal Ohio Beilioad ior laParS -,
7 = 'iVfll4 y hll e - I1zz'lsIl - J
1ndt41a kailfead l0F Pi1pa, uf6els7 -.
- FoT El1lzs111o ~ pci1rI Ard alr
- q tho PallenEfT ttEIioa, ard - rnl1l Tlt
ijll1a, gl1 ,tiidt 1rlael.l lll,4 -l1a
-.---. ,. q. 3. EE,IlIl, 81lsrirtI tIir17li.
UisFslands H0e. -, lssl.s - rli y
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GLRVELAND, COLUMBUS 3 8
~ = GIHsIEHA11 RAlLROADs1 eEl

Z -- -,
,ssi-a VVIHfER ARRAAGEAIENE J. lsSI-a
m, ,sd ss1sr RIonasy, HoFenber 1tt Isl F1lls
qer 5rrsinB via leave Cleveland e tollouEs -
ri-st 5rsir-s.Go A. n -stopping as ~ tatIo1a ~
CPS Qlmstee, Colombia. hocheseer, eleel-
gin1 Is Cresllins los5e A. n; Col11 ~ =.
r.; Dayton 800 p. n; Clrcinnatt e;l5 p. -
g. LQuis i9;i5 a. n; Chicago IA pras,lin,zt
lo.io h. H.
Eseond Train7.i5 =. 81 cppinG st ~ atllla1l
Ibsria, Eden, Berlin, Lewis CENTRE Gran 81 sd
Worthingtonf arriving at tlllfliI ~ y -,
Oolurabus 80 a. ~ Dny ton 5s05 a. H: u
csnnEts 7;25 A. N; Indiala7o 30 A. r. : zt,
Louis M Z. H.; Louisville 1l3 p. T.; ltia1s
70 via UrcstllEs l0-lo A. ~. rVrlr 80 Enu
rain Stop 70 leave Pssssnssrs a al sstion1 -
sfop only . taka Relsel1prl On algna e sl1tts11
ir5inS iSSYs Coiau1hus e f5IIosIi II r1niilIC
A H., aud arrive n Os7eland 81 9s19 a. n - Ira
-s.ls r. n, and arrives IN ClsTelAnd ~
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NINTEs ARRANeEnENI. b.

On snd sfssr Monday, Eoyembsr 4th, IsSl, TrllnI
WI run daily, Is iolloEs. tsandays ekosptsd,
7;soA H. Chicago EEprees-StQps st Al slltio1IDl
Southern Division, except M61hington, and
4ra p II, Northern n Msiz-stoyaat an ssatIo1s On
H9sthsEEIn DiFilieni ana aETisel q 5snsllA5As
| slo P 81 Eeierrabh KxrreaI-starl &c a Ei1ils1l
/ i on southern DiEiaion e1cspf " Waahington- e.
E noa ana Glay. Arrives II Toledo e I'D a. ~
nnd ehiclgo Ht n A. n aal-dlal IA
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Banks Army at OharlestOWn.
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JFWELRY.

OARBUNCLE BkOCaEs, JUST
~ received at COWLES = COS,
% toe Cornsr
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Ehs7by, EanduaEyf y a1slsId . Newark R.llroad,
nhnEaald. ~. '9anon. HsUarkr Aanalgi
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O5nnsotions mads at aarEiIouEgh, Via AII1ut1IIl
Tor New York direct, and passengsrI bY this rodto
run through ron Pittsburgh p JerzaT ON Eifhs
out change Of Cars.
Buy your New York and Boston TiokssI ~
Plttsburghs" WBioh are good either b. Philaatlphl
or AllantoWn,
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TarlnG shnisk T-vyseky
Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per Year TrLWeoky, $500
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HLEYELAND 3 ERIE BIB.

ag,ss 1afaL - 90HAsi Is.-ls.ll 3; 49,.
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RITH - ooHHEOrIoEal

SATITE, SPHD AHD OeEuosE.
FEsald 1isss s0ns e Othsr Rests.
EVBsEgass Checked thrOush-an tEansluIH ~
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FRnm LOUISVILLE.

n n Y " a Z A. O. BRYANT, {.
% Lieut.. Commanding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
NUMBER IS.

in order to obtain release from imnr sor.
mcnt, 10 take oath or give any obllpa,ion
III i they would not sue or bring any nc.
ton against taose who arrested them. or
caused them to be arrested. Laid over
On motion OF Mr. Fcssenden the biIl
amending the net to provide for the col
lection Il internal revenue, approved July
ls'., 1862, was taken up, and after some
debate was passed.
The bill topro,ldc for the discharge Of
State prisoners, aud allow Judges of the
Z. ). courts 10 take bail or rccognizanccs
!" secure their t,inl, WAS taken up.
MIR. Powell moved TO strike out the Sd
section, which gives the President power
to suspend the writ Of hnbeas corpus.
On motion Of Mr.. Lane, of Indiana.
The bll was postponed until Monday.
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From Washington.
MAnIlNnrnN I'm

\ WAsinNoroN, Dec. ~.
The invalid pension bil appropriatinp
ncarI = eight millions dollars for the year
ending June 1861, of which there are for
invalid PENSIONS under various acts So
0oo,ooo nsions 10 Revolutionary wild
ows; s250,00o pensions to widows and
orphans under acts Of 1880, ls4s,
1884 and 1853 is $500 900
invalid pensions, $4,000; navy wild
ows and orphans, s50O,ooo rrivatccr
invalid pensions, 100000. The def
cheney bill for the year ending June,
1868, appropriatcs slos, 100000, in-lu.
ding the following items: Supplies for
Quartcrnaster' Department $4,000, 900;
for the purchase OF horses. 81 200. 900;
transportation and supplies, $50, 100000
barracks and hospitals, $I,73o,0Oo;
clothing and cquippagc, s27, ,l36,0oO;
for the support OF the feet Of steam rams,
si5o,00o arms and ordnance, Sl3,l27,-
900, gunpowder aud lead, $500, 900
medical department, nearly 100000;
surveys for military defence, 100000;
subsistence, $Is,763,0oO.
To-day highly influential delegation
Of members of both uouses Of Congress-,
with Vice President Ilamlin at The head,
waited upon the President with request
nnmerously signed by loyal men Of Flor
ida, asking for the appointment of Hon.
Ell. Thayer as military Governor Of that
State, ilh authority to raise 10000 10y.
al emigrants.
They also presented to the President
paper signed by "a members Of the
Senate and House, earnestly concurring
in the request of the loyal men Of Flor
ida, and u paper from Gen. Hunter, conn.,
mander of the Department Of the South,
to the same effect.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

FAYrrTtvIliR, via ElKnoRN.

''''hN 'iIh, va IsLkHOkN,
December ~.
The following additional particulars
OF the battle OF Prairie Grove have been
received
The official report puts the los, in
killed and wounded of Cen. Hcrron's
command s43; in Gen. Blunts com.
mand l52. total, D05. Latest accounts
increase the rebel loss 10 Z. 700 KILLED and
and wounded, aud nearly 5000 hy dc,cr-
ton. Thirty five commissioned officers
OF llerroh's command were killed or
wounded.
From information received through
spies, We learn that llin,lman is on the
south side Of the Arkansas river, with
ali hs infantry and artillery, aud that
Marmadnke is on the north with heavy
cavalry force onr outposts are within
20 miles Of Van Rurcn.
The forage south of Boston Mountains
Is saiI t. hc entirely consumed.
''cn. Heron had only j, 800 men IN tho
battle, the reminded of his force failing
10 come on account of excessive fatigue.
tJ' 'hop"''i, ~ INC MO. cNNaiFN, VINO
was prisoner IN The hands OF the enemy
the day before the battle, counted %
regiments oi infantry, IL regiments Of
cavalry, and 22 pieces Of artillery on the
retreat
l'ndnan Yesterday had tho impu
d"ncc, by flag Of truce, 10 request the
privilege TO send typographical engineers
t. make q drawing of Prairie Grove bat
tie 'i"ld and rs approachcs. Gen. Blunt
replied That he won'd grant the request
when he was allowed engineers 10 make
a survey of Van Bnrcn aud surroundings.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
From the Amy IN V,,ytnta.

HEApQuAnTtks Amy OF PoToMAc.
Dec. IL.
The weather is cold with uorth-casL
wind.
Last ni,ht the enemy increased their
entertainments and the terrace in rear of
Fredericksburg, and threw up rife pits
near the rver
On the left of the city to-day their battal-
ION drills were visible 10 the naked eyo
on the plain.
No movement Of Importance has taken
place to-day.
Our troops arc in excellent condition,
ana are as enthusiastic as previous to the
late engagement