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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
WAR NEWS.

The Burnside expedition is believed to
have at last commenced active operations =
The fleet left Hatteras Inlet on. Wednesday
morning, sailing north, its destination un
derstood to be Roanoke Island, distant FORTY
miles, Gen., Huger, commander at Norfolk.
informed one ofthe passengers at Old. Point
under the flag oftrdce on SATURDAY. that a
dispatch had been received to the effect that
the expedition had reached Roanoke Isla d
Thursday, and commenced an attack on the
Confederate works early on Friday morning
and were twice REFUSED. Roanoke Island
commands the entrance to Albamarle and
Currituck, aud is said to be strongly fo;rti
fed. 1t is SEATED also that Gov Wise is in
c. mmand Of 5000 troops at N,g's head. on
the outer beach, offthe lower point Of the Is.
land. irl - b'sE,4Yl Z
The dispatches from Tennessee state that
the Federal troops were pursuing the re-
treating Confederates in the direction Of
Paris on Thursday, and that it was expected
that Gen. Grant would attack Fort D3nelson
on Friday. This is on the Cumberland
about twelve mics distant from Fort Henry.
Late Southern papers state that Fort Donel-
son would be defended by three thousand
troops, Gen. Wilson's division left New
Haven, Ky, on Thursday, aud advanced TO
Green river. above Munfordville, but could
proceed no further on account of the cond;-
ton of the roads. The divisions of the armv
10 Kentucky, under Generals Thomas
Schoetf and Buell., are preparing for an adj
Narce into Tennesse
o The intelligence from Missouri indicates
that the Federal forces are concentrating for
some important movement:
Three vessels, a portion Of Gen. Buffers
expedition, 'shiled from Boston for The mouth
Of lhe Mississippi on Satafday.
II An arrival at New York brioos into Il
gsnce that the late movement in the Savan.
nah, waters has been greatly exaggerated =
Ehe' ex pedition was. simply reconnaissance
composed Of few gunboats carving about
two Thousand men. TIE vessels. entered the
Savannah river ON two different sst,,aries
but fund the channel INSTRUCTED. Several
Confederate vessels wers,, discovered and
fired bn, and this accounts .ffer.tne report RI of
firing heard The main: part Of the sxpedi. |
tion had returned to Port Royal on the 3oth'
ues III s.r ,9tiis a. ~yA: - .t;Afs go
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

In the U. S. Senate last Friday, the bill
from the House appropriating $10,OO0,00O,
to build twenty iron-clad gunboats was pass
ed, as was resolution of thanks to Com.
Dupont and those under him, for their sue.
cess at Port Royal, and a joint resolutionl to
pay the awards of the military commission
tor expenditures in the department of the
West. The bill from the House making
Esundry.civil appropriations for 1863, and ad-
ditional appropriations for 1862, was passed
with amendments. aea ri
The Nashville Courier of the Sd contains
the tollowing:-" By order of the Provision.
al Government Of Kentucky, the name of
Wolfe county has been changed to Z,llicoffer
county"
The feat Of telegraphing direct from Bos-
ton to Salt Lake City was performed for the
first time on Saturday. The first dispatch
from Salt Lake City was dated at S:35, and
the Boston tims was 1890, showing differ
fence of nearly two hours between the time
of the two places.
The rumor of speedy Intervention of
France In American affairs, is contradicted
in official circles in Washington.
A dispatch from San Francisco announces
that 81 400, 900 in treasure is on the way to
New York in the Panama steamer.
A'substantial wire bridge has been con-
structed over the Gauley River, in place Of
the structure which Gov. Wise burned.
I In the Senate Of the U. s. the Committee
on Elections has reported favorably in the
case Of Mr.. Stark, the Senator elect from
Oregon The report was ordered to lie over.
Owing to illness in theft family, the usual
reception at the Presidential Mansion in
Washington, will be omitted on tomorrow.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Those amiable Peruvians are still on the
rampage" They have been trying to as
sassinate their President, Gen. Castillo, out
he was obstinate and wouldn't be assassina-
ted
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

COPIES OF the above statement have sbeen SENT
to the President Of the United States and General
Mcclellan. =. r1..l 3 6 F'1'g ia
:.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

Of A< FIFIEKAIH SKliI-AyAJAL ST47E-
l(EST'cr tie co7dVioa ~ fi~ BOlSf fNsT-
RANCE COXPANT o( ne CUk or .'.lr Iork,
~ Ae Ia fdg q JfRudrg, lssl.
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NEw sUTICILi

Dew and cehghugi stcmschlc and Cordial. Tor
giving tone % the stomach. and for the prevention o
bilious oon'pisinis. Incident 10 The Western couDtsy
Try it.
As morning drilk. 20 Asss, dlsestlcu AM rslsys
ryspep&-A. II has no equal. Try a.
Ia HIror IL IL saTer.Or 10 az other Bitsrs Try T.
The formula Of these BIliers. nov lssl) tie sole
property of Dr. R0hark. originated with one ~ the
oldest and most eminent Medical Pracuac.s,rs % The
West, and IL i directy Ffriica;e ups the a
Ncsiern people.
These bliiers der ve uslf stimulus r. ~ th- rda p
fui tonc nature q the and herbs - which they
are eompo>ed. snf a. they are. ~ sllaytng unx.ts
ufl craylng- u the stomach, directly rrctnsvs n
TEMPERANCE.
hc pre-eut proprietor believes ths; ia ekag lem
widely known, the public welfare Il sposeryed
II viii ION be for ssie ty all Of Dr. Robacks M
nerous Agents, and =, Rosels Ac. the couutry over
In The mesntiule orders viii be filed cireei fron
Cincinnati ia any quantity. @ud A TIC lowest rsioe-
Iiis pot up "a Quart koilles and seSn'siy pArkei D.
don haf dos. ssrl, ,,le ~i. lslseSe er
be packec a1f scut 90 sty address. u des-rd.
Retail Price, e per bottle, or sIE
Tor 90.
PhrripAl oiice ard saiosToofs Noo. East Fourth
street. sd e-ildlag fron Main sue-i Ilnclf14u.
| Ohio. Laboratory. No. IS Hsmmoft Sweet
For sale lD Niso County -
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BAcoheE CHECKED THRoUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE

Fsrc Al~ay- a. Low =. by any osher Rou,el
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a 4 r X s
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

lhe most c1ectca remedy ~hch the medical slfl ~
cur t-nes can devise for this everyshere prevailing
All f4is malay. Il combined frhm the rost active
renefias that hs~c been discovered for the eNrur-
gstioo q tbs iOoi disorder frou The hlso1 and -.
rescne II the systefn from is cestru.tive sonsr
Qrences. Hence " shesld be employed fnr the cure
~ not enly scs0lnla. hut also tLore caker aec;.c.
which arise frcm II. such a.
Eruptiys and Skin Diseases, ~. Aniieusls T-e
ho~c, ~ krykipelSs, HuiEles. Prs,ules Lo.ri-
e, bisfns and Bcii-. IsEfioTs. Tctler and salt
hheun, sc@lt Head. Ringuor-a. Rher-
matsm. Syphiiirc snd Nerc-rczi
Diseases, Drcpsy. Dyeprpsta.
Debility. and, incccc. al
Couplssnts srisinrfrcEn
NitiAiet q Impure
Bloot
The popuisr telief In '1mEurity Ct he bioot,' Il
founded y truth, fer scrofia s tegene. "a of tl
blood The particular purpuss and virtue q "a.
s-rsapSra 4 90 purity si reycner ate thi. sftsi fr
Il, ~lthosi which sound health e impossible IN oor-
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HOTELS:
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broa dway, New York
Heard R.daes5 10 s. ~, Day.

snss ne assriug u his vat rd commoaious
Hotel in issa. il hs. been she .nse sneavor Of the
r.Prle.~. - n,.a, il i'.a up., -umptnou.. con-
ssalsai ara eeafssias's ae t.s ne ei.ssn ana
stranger % ui- side ne Ausa,is
Ans whatever has seemed likely e. administer %
ihe oarafsri y li- guests ihey have epssa,orea.
~ilholi r,zart 70 eo-i - provide. al se eoutln-
sn ihs siemsai. q, iussisaal snl .'iai sujayroeni
~h,l no.ssa 81. Ia. lassnse1 sni modern taste
approved ani ~ paironaxe ahieh & has so-auisn.
- dHfts hs rasi ia years Is a xralhlng procf
TIA, tasi' sa.rt. have bess appreciated
p s.sss ne rrir.n-i,. .f,h, n-i,.. when an sre
rtsuirrs T. r-Ars-s a. 80, rirla ,c~tay. ite
urs'err'rrss
Have Reduced the Price OF board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
siias ,sns ums sssuns narf = a. issari-s -lsh
~hioA shslr iabis a. hi.h-r's been supplied.
rvF,Dwrii- rniroNn 60.
- ye-s. ser. t.sl. sue.
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he Weekly Express

issSnsfe an hs no asvis'icn ffcm ns above
s~ Advert --iaents Putii-hrt in beth Dsi and
we.ily, sall b. chussi ne ff Daily rates viii one
ksif ofth- MeskiI ratss sttst
CHARLES CRUPT. PRo's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30
mass- OF Advertising IN Daily.

t>sai .Avsrtl-~sssass eey cents p-r square sash
utrrfIor.
s.rfsc..sy srfsaserent, made with tAo-s Who
49, - -iv~rt-- ~ IL y~as ~itA ne pri.t's<s O.
- = eouns.ei strictly tstr regular eus.ne--.
a. ~ f-fY gu.fFte0s
Afs.rti-sfaef.,. o. M -p~sial netiee column ~fn
- s1.4r-s.i t-so pricss.
A1gsrl-~rneui. k-f< e.su-,antiy o. lie in.ids.
u~t... sf-f hsiI
t,.s-a.- nsic.s raAi-,>i a. N Iocai columns. of
-. ss. r uil@r wfi b charged f0r each Insertion
a.. n os,r- teu iiIi~-, tcr csf.t~ p~r lire.
..is~rt- t-~u4eula --nt IN g. specified lus. 81
=. Ia-e-f~-i hrs uannt1- rflc-~ ordered eai-
AZ slt-rsilon - : stAn.tny siserlseulent ~ia
aassn, % a renewal q he same. unlese 0tsrrsi-e
.x-~e.i apo ~ eaufrset-
~,.~tletar eanattsfes - oace a sery ae@crtp-
90 vi - ehar< fs7 tor ssch sane in the l-aiy.
snA - - ~ - "a All Weekly @Hdgs - a.
ufn.<
y. ...tass.-,. ..isertl.~casnts whatever.
Charge ~ti 30 rn.i~ or insertnx the notice- of
ali ORDERS sc.i~tes - A<.oci sslon- as foioss.
~ esrh natlos nos csc~etnx iinss - certs fer
60 & lu=~-tfou; over sirht hues ~ sais rate
a .sansn- A~slhs With nunsrai notice attached.
o.. ~fthoat nrssic~. tree
sir.- u Festivals p-lic- aat Fxcursions. gottrn
Cd ~ in.iisiiasls s--s,istisn-, o. oy ehnrche-,
e. guar price-.
t>r.l sxv--sl---,l-nt- Inherited The sxperse q
A,forn-y- or~rinx. ani psy-neui net % hs delayed
- the .u. pf,.~iiu p. bst corctabls al the usual
me- Tssilsb-r ~. aronntahi~ frr the accuracy u
.srsf ...ss,-e1cnt. eeyo1d ths 4aaost charge iof
thsir pablicstiou
he Weekly Express
gl.n.hea eve, Wednesday. sssi.'o pr srHun,
-fssnce.
ssrSo payer .enf -tsbOu, The usoasy. eontinu-
alao<sr dine thar Fsh f1
states OF Advertising I'm weekly,
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
II Agent lor the above reliable and responsible
C0Apanes. an prepared 20 issue Ere Policies or
Dwelling Houses. Store-. Warehouses. household
furidtnre, Merchandise Ac.. On The most favorable
terms ss-Losses literally adjusted and prompt
" paid LANES II. TCi.NkK. Agent
once ~ Turner Acksen's Warehouse
usaxaadtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

ASSETS
Cash, Balance m bank, a53OT pO
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien on
Real Estate worth at least ,s0T 200 DOG eO3 O3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand.
lmArket value of recuritie. fis7 s73 60 la eoO 90
Bank Stock, market valuel 1858 %
Untec States Treasury Note. .msrket
value. JOS, sos 90
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, 1880 90
North Carolina State Bonds tfuarkef val, 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds lnaract yaiue), u 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, e. sos a.
Interest due on 1st January, 1851. (of
which a.. $50 ~ has since been rec'., II 703 81
Balance IN hands OF Agents and IN course
oftransmIssion from Agents. on lei ~
January tof which 81, ,ess - has since
been receiyedl, o. 400 10
Bills Receivable ffor Premiums on In
land Risks, s4.ess %
Other Props riy. Miscellaneous items. 800 90
Premiums Cue and uncolloctet Poll
eie' issues At enioe. $3.50 IS
rossl. sl4ss. 400 "a
cHAmxs } MARTIN, PssuDssr,
A.F. wnLAARTIi. vIcr PA asnsxr
J. MILTON SMITH. ssoRyrART
JOIN Mc,iER, Ass's s.o',
CHARLES CIspfT, Agent.
40 y PHa:SII ROW,
mAl~'u rsKs- Ksyrx. ND
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30


The Collegiate Course Includes sbe rrincples snd
Double Entry Book Kos7iag.
Adapted 10 every department Of Inland szd Per
sisn commerce, by the author q pun-s syrens II
Stock and PartnersaiD Books.
Exempifying numerous csser Of dincuit opening
aud closing, changes in firms, &e.. supplied ty The
suthcr's forty years experience IN business
The Settlement Of Single Entrg Parfnerslip
Books.
Generally little understood thai tNo Professors
of Book keeping" In this city. recently made ca.
ou'iness balance slice; containing 1900 errorsi
Recfyylag Dvanqei Double Entry Books.
A frequent and highly responsible duty, ..pi4iusa
ia 10 other treatise 90 sccouuf-.
Chapgine Single 70 Doutie Entry Ledger
Illustrated for the FIRST tine u paa'- Bookkeeping
The Prirate L,dser.
For keeping The results Of le business private gso
often desired ty extensive rru-l remains wholly
unknown 20 the pupils g, an .lh,r Commercial
srhoois
Basincss Corrogondsa
The volume of Dua-. Manuscript Business Letters
Aiords The most comrlete course q Instruction In
use.
Basiness Forms
systematically srsnged ard iasgl. 90 connection
with the book- Of practice.
Commercial Computations,
Including numerous business operation. never ihvr-
onghly taught In other schools
Commercial and Ornamental PenrsgasLio
By W. II. DuG ana c. c. Cochran, authors q The
new editions of the Gems q Penuanshlp Ard New
School Copy Books.
The popularity % these improvements. and ihe.f
eli EtIa
this department over an o,ber Colleges, East or
West The enlarged edliou g i'pf Dancan''
Gems OF
Busiasss and Ornorsenf PenrsRsAip.
= the most complete self Instructor published ee.
ranily bound. mailed postpaid. Cor g.
Duff 4 Dnncsn's New School Ccp- lloeks, Gns {,
engraved. with the euthof's in-trurflol- 81 raei
cover. 20 cents per do7er.
The C..eapest Copy Boot ia ssr
Ter fuil particulars, scns Tor our eiegau; rev sir
cniar. pp 90. with sample cf cur penmsu'. WI
uns irrlosinE - cents. g.
a. T.. DUP - SON. Principals.
ss strangers viii please inquire orT Repatriation
I IN toe city. where are best known.
fnsr2oiw1
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y. y. DECK 81 "a,

tAfflF LNIfI-tr. FoHFNtF
=. =. Constantly "a lsIni . slftf.aa sffir p
wATFR rhOOf OF. BI.ACkiNo. rsrraltf-i e.. I.
water r1t-f sri o r-af~ - lrs'h-r sofi sf ~irli
tIcf. le.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

Merchants insurance Co.,
or HARTFORD. conn
k rsosAs fosDsrI- Sec'y N>nk How aNp, rfcS l.
CAPITAL te00.O
North American insurance Co
CAPITAL 100000
J. A. wsrf.rr see'y. jas q Pou9s Pres't
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TICKETS FoR sALE Al ALI MAIN
OFFICES
FRHIGHTs

FREIGHTs.
H. aaeto ireixhis n 81 1----fy.icss ~sn -
rssr,l<i .feza Ft'isitift'a Sfs frrk. Rostnn -
bsitiaore. - arT rffnt - Rsl'rosfs = fsssia
E-rt--ty iniis-s iliir.a.. NIssssIe Ia-ss. .. ".
scuri. - i.sliresf eirecs.
Ths rcn1syfvffia rsfircsi sisc >rarcts - rfis
t-rrh 81 e.eknsr.. ~ whirh Gc~sts go - -
~sI.ie1 81 sny psrf ea tke otEis. Erskfawrra. K~n
nrky. Tcnn~~se<. CrmttfikEd, Li8a1s. Nssissif,fs
Niscol.sfn. Alsssef Kan>... Arksnsas ana Resi 81
go. All st Cieseisrf ss7-inssy ss,i ChicsTo 80
ss-~n~~s - al fort- e. she Fs-rtk Hes.ern lske<
Nrrcaaats snd slippgrs srtrustins ths transports
t. "a tAflf Freia ~ - tkis CeriranF car re, -
-sra1rs-r~ - 80 sre-f frsnsIl
TlIs RATFs of rkEfGFgr q, any s-utrf in the
vrs, - tk% ferneyi~alis Rsrrst fre si "a fsnnes
a. fsv-seis =. a. ehsrr~f - ,.hsf Rsii-caf Ce-a
passes.
n psr4s-iar = a.srs F.rtss-. "vrs rss~-rtv.-is
ftnsos~~
r. D s~rErgR. rh1.as',A.A
sA0Raw CoO<s. - s--th 81 r-f~-rfr
frrCs 60. ce- sssc~ Hr<lse o. - sorih
MIIllsn -. Nf~ Yes
-srs1a CO ~ 49,. - h<-ts~s
- ot<fu>. 0~s~Fsi ffsisff Aerrl fh.ia
sNoCH irNt. t,<nsfd s..r'l Aifaars fsaa
l. =. HcurT. ess-r.i csssi sr-us F1t..ieipas.
sesstI
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Ayers Ague Cure,
R0R rHB sPEFDY CURH on

Pog rHB sPEEDY CURE oF
Intermittent Fev~r. Fsver ADd Ague Reuitte
Fever, Chill feYvr, Dumb Ague, Periodical Heat.
sche. or Bilious Headache and RlIious Fe-
sers, indeed for the whole cia~s - dis-
eases or irustirg IN hillary dersnFc-
neui, caused by the Malaria q
Hasma'ic Countries.
We 80 erabiet here % oscr the community
rcu.edy Which. while IL 10 above complaints
With certainty, is eth perfectly harmless In srs
Quantity. such remedy is Invaluable IN dirtricfs
where tho<e ictinF disorders prevail his 'curr'
sxpcs tho m'srnstic poison of Fever ard Ague !rca
The system. and prcsents The d.v~ioprrenf of a..
disease. taken on The nrsi approach q iss prclaoa
Rory symptoms II 4 %; OILY the bes; rcmedy ever
yet discovered for this osss " complaings huf as
the cheapest. The large quantity wc supply ;Sr
dollar eriass ~ithia tho reach - ,Terybofy.
IN hllops districts, where Fcytr ond Ague prerAis
everybody should have u and IL rely hc;h a.
cure snd protection. great snperiortty % this
remedy over any other ever discovered lor tho sgec
cy snd certain cure II iutermifents is that Il ccu
tAins Qunine mineral. conscQu~rti tiy II lrodr-
O. no qususm OF other injurious efects whatever
upon the Constitution. Tho-e cured hy Il are len A.
healthy as n they bad never had the disease.
Yevtr and Ague j. no, slone the consequence a the
mixsmatc poison great variety of dlsortsrs arf-~
from its Irritation. among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout. Hs~dscLs. Blindness
TeotAAohs. Eas.rhs, cstarTsh, Asthma. Pslri-
tsflon, Palnfnl Arectlon q the ST. len, LYs
ie91cs Pain IN the Bowels .Colic Pnrsiysi.
and DorsnEeuent of the Stomach.
All Of which. when originating ili, s.u-~ put On
The intermittent type, or become periodical IN 0
''CrHx' expels the poison ffon the blood and cou.
se7uentiy cures them sll alike. It n an invaiuabis
protection % Immigrants and persons travelling OF
temporarily residing IN the mAlnrious cisificis n
taken Occasionally or daily ~hiie exposed the In
fcfion, that will he excr~t-d the system, anf
cannot accumulate In sufncient quantity O. flne-u
into di-essr- Herce " is more valuable fis
protectlon than cure, and fe Will sunsr ffom
Intermittent. n they avail themseives - fhs ~
lection thi. remedy srcfds.
Sc Prepared ~ n,J G. ANERkCo
lowell. Nassac hnsett-
AT our Tsuarciea A. fsr sale ~ J T. CrSr~cnss
=. NJ iVSsriff. aud y al Druggist. IN Teff>
Haufe
Wholesale ~ AtixS 4 CO. cinClnrafi.
iunl 9feom .reow
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UNION TICKET.


TaraspaY Esxxlxe, Feb. %, 1862.
A Cosvsssios Of delegates sppoissed b.
The Uaios men Of the ei.yto nominate
Union City Ticket, met At the s6ce Of The
Coussy Treasurer Of o'clock this evening,
End orgssised by appoiesiog J. Folsom
President, and W. 8. Barke Secretary.
The Cepvsssioo then proceeded 70 son-
sssss candidate fof Mayor. 8. Clinton,
received The voseS Of al present, asd VA
declared ssssinousIy aoninased.
The olIcs II Recorder beng nett in Or.
Der, r. p. TtsJnor was proposed, and re.
eeivsd the unasinous nomination.
The eaodidsse Tor Marshall was next bal.
los.ed for sud resulted as follow: John
Hammer S; jules N,sck I. The nom
ina,iou Of Hammer was then declared uoan-
inous.
The Convention then proceeded to nom
mate candidate for Treasurer, resulting
in the choice Of Finley A. Burke By Z
unanimoss vote. - ff4axrta9
Candidate for Assessor being the next ia
order, D. Dsvol wss proposed apd onani.
mously somipased.
\. On motion convention adjourned.
JEREMIAH FOLSOM, Ples's.
W. 8. BuRKx, Sec'y.
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CAN'T PROVE fr!I

Some few months since, a Minister, awhile
preaching At Sayfortfile. in this county, in
dulged in glowing sketch Of the immorali-
~ of Des, Moines. He went op t., state that
it was common thing for citizens, Of whom
people thought better things, to gamble,
and 20 home from tho salooks freqaeotly in
condition Of irreligious tightnsss; J, add
worse than this. it Was not On ANOMALOUS
circumstance for them to spend q large
portion Of their time and mopey,, ct places
which were not d,ssing aished Tor pusisy asd
chastity. At ibis point Of his remarks, the
Minister directed his eye straight toward 4
gentlemen we'll known in central Iowa for
the henrtiness OF hi, nature a. veil q the
popularity Of bis laugh, and made the FOL.
Toying pointed inquiry:
us it not 81 brother H.? Have l not
told The truth SDs ~ABeSe .a3Hyyt -
Tho countenaace Of Brother II
lit mp, with ], . broad grin. Every
body knew that An explosion Vas CON.
ing: IrrErs,--,aa~-
.Hs her be! hi /! ii hoi no! Darn
il, Brother c., you cant prove II By me =
Ho! no! ho! no-o.o-o.pheu hew Jer.
usaleml hi! hog"
Tbs exercises 81 that meeting clos.
Cd without bsnedic.ion.- Daily STATE
Re0ssseT. : =
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DARING OF FEDERAL OFFICERS,

The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier gives the following in.
terresting paragraph, under date Of the
18th uit: 1galls q a@Gst17 - -
"we have story in circulation, and il
seems to be pretty veil authenticated, that
three officers from the federal feet paid our
city clapdestine visit, disguised as oyster
men, on the S,h. What was 70 DO accom-.
plishea BY the hazardous sdveptsre passes
our comprehension, unless it was to COM
municate directly With the stationary spies
here, Of whom there are many, no doubt,
and pcrhapsto witness the spectacle OF the
celebration Of the anniversary, falling on
Thursday, with q visw. of measuring our
military strength. Before leaving, one Of
them dropped note in the post once 10 .
military olfesr, with whom he was formerly
acquainted, baDtering him upon the laxity
Of our guard, and promising another call
at an early day, under circumstances not
oonstraining a masquerade. '1sA 1's
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TINE PRonisIToRY LIauOR LAW. :

Before the assembling Of the Legislature,
II vas thought probable that the movements
for the repeal Of the present prohibitory
liquor law would meet with strong sup.
port; but this appears 70 have been amis-
take. The friends Of prohibition among
the members Of the General Assembly are
unexpectedly numerous, and the probabili.
ties nov are that no repeal viii be effected
this winter; neither will any alteration IN
the law be made, except it be to make its
terms more severe. Era teeE
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e. Scarcely = sssAsses sssss = hsad
IN uhicA i set - seessss q ssnebsdy
bitten By nad dogs. There i fae Open
.iae fsr hydsssAeAis ep~ssisss ssosg TIE
eanisss Of this city. @E& g Ia
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peditios, and Of he gessfA eAasaesssstacs
q The rseGs EsesSiso AAhededasE II
ssas. .h;..x !. n - II H. ro;lreeA sys.
.h;sh !. no.ee.f,saed 81 Welden Of
P.i.;.h. ~ eossssfs Riokn,nA viek. aks
A,I.ss,. Stat.e. Nsanvhile. t. forces II
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E..s fea.e.sae Raiiseal. - cir bino Of
,..vsI. ~ thus deasregine en-. ,ehasaela
~ eo-mnnieasioa - es6ely. "a asf.
,eund;n, us vish = Gordon 81 troops. The
s..ees IA o,wunaln M, il Nat
s.erand decisiye blow which las heea ~
Iorr threatened and doiayed. a3%
Tho pisn = worthy Ne kssiss q Mari
hereugh O. Napolsoe; ~ esns:assse Y,
!nPeooo's' 80 s s~.o - III ~ :,
hes,. Il s.ce-ssf.l. shi,' piss Vim epsesss.--
Buell. is il kessssky nth bic sisesy, 49,
vaiting % advance upcn Nasn,,lle. Aoiil-
"n.r az U'e ~. Yi,.;.;. "a Tesees.
e. RsiIrcsd i ,hus 10 jeopardy. Ssisins
this, the frss part Of the programme j. con-
pie,e. Baeh may then turn ne Iofces 49, css..
var" .nloos L. .a..l .suo1 p:.S. ~.
the souss vsae. s. 4s.s
Meanwhile Burnside has possibly located
himself q Ms'ooo, NoI'n Sssonos, .sn. .u
~ .h..0.s.s R..s ~ ~. M air.
sioo.T The. .noasot Be4nsegard tsrns. y
defend himself from either Of these armies,
Banks ana McClei'.n maze , ,oe.t. sas.Des
.u'a ."s Iua. a - = fsii :. a.,
prey. Sherman il then 70 strike 10 South
Carolina; Basler seize Jactsoe, M'ss'es'p-