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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-20

little glove stirs up my heart 40 .1os sS
Show-"hite muslin, when it fits maLn. up the ocs,
notion '' 'H@hes many cv,o,
a II sorts of lady fxins thrill nv fenlirr, ..,
D"' i'tiie Iemale gaiter boots are death e fof
And just to put you on your on,,,
III give you, short and bria,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with rr;0f.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week more,
anu marked two g boot-ees,, svar,
Before my neghbor's door.
Two boots with pltent leatbertin.
Two boots which seemed 10 saw
" An angel trots around in psn
They stole my heart awav
Ana often in my nightly dreams
lhey swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
AS flowers grow frona vase.
But an one morn sew a sirt
Which struck ne like stone,
Some other name was on the boo,
Those boo,s were not alone
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side
md off they walked one Afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary;
Those Cater Boots came from
3. G, iAGE
Where can be f>uni al all times a arg, s.so,n.,..
Ladies, Misses and Chillren's Boon
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Wo-E
Also, Of our own Manufacture.
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots NEW ,r,,
Misses and Children's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac2
general assortmentof
Boys and Mems Boots and ShOe,.
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumers Cele brated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE II FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES and RCBBEN
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as u,asl
~ l. E y L CALL.
J. C.. PAGE,
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American IL Foreign Patent
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SOLICITOR OE P.1YENl

SOLICITOR or P.i1EN1S
Late Agent U. : Patent Ollae, Washington, aih
the Act OF 1880,
76 State street. opposite kiiby ST., hosfO"
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards 0I'HdV
II years, continues to secure Patents in the Unlltdt
ALSO in Great Britain, france, aud other foreign l'ti
tres. Caveats. SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments, ana al
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on llOsh ''n
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tents or Inventions and legal or oIer adVcertnue"
all matters touching The same. Copies OF the iaM
any Patent furnished by rsnlttlng One Dolaf A"s'
ments recorded at Washington. ,i
The Agency is not only the largest IN New hu !a
hut through ii inventors have adv Hntages lo 'u",
patents, OF ascertaning the pateIabl'l'y Oh
unsufpassedby, If not UNNECESSARILY superior '"a! ,
can be otfere them elsewhere The tesm@' FIFTH
given prove that none is MORE SUGGEST a. dS
PATENT OFFC han The subscriber and :. ;, =, 1n
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES any ,. 1sw
Try he would add that he has abundant reason w. IN
and can pTove thai at no other ONCE Ol Tue nun ~, m
charges for professional services so moderate ,s
hienst practice of the subscriber dur!He tN'n! ,',
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate VAST eo","
specifications and official decisions relative " i,r
These, hesides his extensive library oil les" dpu IN
iCal works, and tail accouuts of patents grant" r,,
United States and Europe render him abe "!y",
ton. to offer superior iaclHies for obtaining ,ayl
All necessity of n Journey 10 Nash'ng'"h'tp ard
patent, and the usual great delay Ihere' ave "'''
inventors
TESTIMONIALS. .,.
- regard Mr.. Eddy As one Of ne ne" o'Y'' No., i>
ceSyW practitioners with whom nave "''
course. cpa,gn
CHAs. MASON" Cor,m.ss'on0 Of f ,.'r ae
have no bcsl,al ion III assuring Ih'e'V ,,srtgdl
cannot employ person more competent 90. rar@
ana more capable of .ulting their appI"'o o" gJG
10 seizure for them an early and illuFaoG, 1pTro
at the Patent Orir. kDNUND BUhkb
Late commissioner o. n- r,', ,,a
Mr.. K. II, Eddy has made for me ar ,. 1,pn gd'
Cations on Il but one of which patents nav vn,asR
ed, and that one il now pending. s'Vn WA i"l. ne
recommend al inventors to apply to him to p p'It"S d
PATENTS as they may he sure at having '"e .r rr,aN
attention bestowed on their cases, ana ~ ~ ,CcAETF
charges. JOHN "n,.edM
During eight months, the Hubsc'he', ~ 'eoorlrtpr
large practice made, on twice reJec.eu NH 1 wa,h
SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE OF patents
cided in his favor, by the Commissioner @" r. EDDY
0h
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-30
NOTICE,

To Leander Harbine, Elizabeth Fsibire J NJ Hiatt
E Emma Hiatt. Xix, Hale 4 f.n. Reed, EllIrt Co
n keynolds, samuel Boaimsn, III, mes Martin
George Anderson, II secLman Hatch h Tbomp-
son, Charles ParsonsA Co, II Foster, Fieklen
Lucas.
You ard each Of you, hereby nstinsa thst there
is now fe In the ooe Of ME Clerk Qf The DiSgr
Court Of Lee county, Iowa ~ Keot uk, petition Of
Reuben Harbine claiming ~ you, leandef Hafbins,
the OF sixteen Hundred and TAirty seven DuIiaYs
with six per cent interest per annum, payable annu
ally, ~ balance doe on promissory note, ON which
Judgment has been obtained made by you, aad Lean
der Hafbipe and serur-d by mortgage executed BY
Jon to sad Reuben Hafhfre dated lleesah~r ID, L. D.
1859 also claiming against nch OF You The
Of said mortgage, the Aane being upon csrta Real
Estate in the city OF Keokuk, Lee county, fows re
particularly deseribed In said mortgage and petition
also praying for correction Of In the
or TIE mortgage prrmiFtst and further asking for
sale ~ said pr. nises, saad general relief.
And unless y ou appear and ans wer said pethion
or before RI the serpnG day Of the next term Of
said Court tfsce ~ Keokuk on the drIi Moo
day of September. A. b. ie6a default viii be enter
ed against you and Judgment rendered t.ereon ~
pra, ed for Ia said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
iye2-d4w Att'ys for PiHtntir.
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iy2-d4w
NOTICE.

To Thos Luce, Eli Van Sickle NJ, rarrtnt.r
II Il. Spfliman. r. v Mrftrts.w atfrrd Andrew g.
John v slaughter h Etex II ". Il. Trrnsr, ~ :
xiEuee or Vim II Fsrrfr 4 60. Geo. C. Andsrso on
nix, Hale Co, A, c. 1hon 4 Co., and James Bra
den. defendant
You are hereby notned thai tAers Ii ROW on file in
the Cepk y once Of the District Conrt OF Lee County
lows. 81 keokak- petition Of Hiram Barney claim
ING jhdsmtn nj tnsi ThonAs J. Lace, for the
sam ofSts HuIdicd Dollars upon . certain Deed Of
Trust given TO ID " kilbourne, to secure pay meDts
o. purchase money 10 srsh. Lee Deisvnn npon Lots
one tive ~ sudthret f3s Block eight ts)
IN the ttS - heofrk sd sinst sou all eiAimiL
fntpcoEtr- e ~at Deed ui ftnst. thc sasr of cts
rd In shia block the extingu'sl the equity
~ redemption and for general relief
Nos ADn mnst each appear mn AaAweE srsd petition
by moor Of the second day of the neat sf Ad
Court TO be held st Keokuk on the nrw Morasy II
septemb lsG2, Judgement by default VIII lie had
therein agsintt You. il. sC011 no = ELL.
JulyIF-d4W hufy for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w Caldwell James Watson,
ri Il IIaiu g. Co, r. Adsr, II Nj Black and VIM
Stsnnus. defendants
rou are herety noiined that there 10 on file In
the CLERK Once cf thc District Court u lee County,
iaH a. at kcokuk, petition OF Hiram barney, claim
ing judImcnt against you, Adam Spohn for the sum
OF Pour Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given 10
Chas. Mason, upon Lot three go Block two hundred
and two te02), in City OF Ksokuk, Lee County Iowa
and against You sill the foreclosure OF said mort
gage be sale ofsaid lot and for other
Now you must appear aud answer said petition by
Of the eecond day OF the next term OF said Court
10 be held in the nrst Mendsy OF September
ID. 1869, judgment WILDE had axaist BY de-
fault.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
jy lS.d4w Atty for pisft tff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 hdam spohn, James Watson, Kl1, Hale T. Co, J.
! Aoaiy, II N, Black, VIM. Stasnus, and Geo. W.
fo, hersby rosined fhs. there IL now on die IN
ne tisfk oar~ Of the Dstfisi Court Lee County.
Iowa at hrpktk, ap.titiop il equity Of Hiram La
claiming tatFement against sou, Adam SroI4r, f.
snm OF Five hundred Dollars upon souf mortfs ee
gssen 10 Charles Mason upon lots III. andtwoto
BLOCK tao2) In tn~ CITY ofEeshas. fo~s. ahd ~
against you all praying for the sale Of r.d lots the
foreclosure Of ssid mortgage the Of
the equity Of redemption, and for neral relief.
Now, each OF yan must appear and AnsMef aaid pct
ton by noon OF the r.rand day Of next term OF
Court 10 be held at keokuk Oh the hrst Nondsy
OF September isG2. OF judgment III BE- had HE rein
by default ~ prayed for. III SCOTT HOWELL,
julyls d4w n atnttH't Attorrry.
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t NlTED STATES MARSHAL'S
X Bale.
UNITED STATES OF AMKRlCA.l O..

UNITED STATES OF AAkRlCA.i or
DtSrREr IOWA. go
BY virtue OF an execution to me directed issaed by
the Cerk Of the District Court OF the United States
the Southern Diyision Of the District OF Iowa, and
AZ James Morton and In favor Nelson, Ward
we'll b Co., have levied upon. sud will sell 10 the
hgheat bidder at the dor OF the CLERKS oce OF the
Distr Court Of the United Stste for tho District Of
nk. In said District, on the 18th day Of
Septem ber A. D. Is62 betwee the hoarse O'Clock
=. m and O'Clock p m. Of said asy, hefoiiowing
property to-wit: The w V OF Sec. 20; East N OF
Y OF See. 80, Townrhlr 81 north OF Range II Sest;
The north y OF the KEy.o OF fec. II, X Of the S
Sec. I2 Tow nshp 81 north Of Range 10 west the
west y OF the OF Section IL, SW Of the N
Of Section II. h of the i Of section III west
j. OF the n w OF section ~; w Of the 5 WI OF
Section ~ Township - north OF Range ~ west; the
| west " o. the y OF Section 81; SE4 OF the S E4
| OF secsion9l east OF the n Of SECTION -, n
Of tbs OF Section l3township 70 north Rsase
IN west. all In Jasper county, Iowa. The east Of
county, iowa. The east Of the w " Sc elton IL,
west j Of the 1T Of Section II Township 70 north
Of Range 49, Lots 10. II and Is in Section Town
ship 10 Range g. In Dallas county, Iowa. The E4
| and " l, the east u the W I, and the va or
the w OF hecti0n ~ ow nshir 81 north o. Range
~ and the Of Section IS, aud thc south p the
W OF Section IS Township 81 Of Range 10, In
Grundy county, lows. The east OF the N ofSec-
ton 90 in Township 90 In kssge Van husen county,
Iowa.
Taken aud levied upon ~ the property Of James
"A nrtDn 10 satisfy said Writ u Execution.
Keokuk July 2ist, 1862
IL NJ. HOxIE, u. 8. Marshal.
sug2 "a by harry FULTON, Deputy.
, 1862-08-07
THE NEWS.

From Cairo and points below the news
is light, but significant. Eapt. Bottoms
Chicago Battery takes reconnaissance
out cf Memphis and discounts sccesh
war party. The news We give Oh the
second page, from the Cairo Gazette
is indicative Of work ahead, if the
news may be trusted. The war
in Virginia is shrouded in some doubt, and
the enemy have certainly some new move
on foot, Washington has q chronic scare
and expects the rebtls daily. There is
good ground for great vigilance on the part
OF cur commanders lest they be csught
napping. They are forewarned in time,
1ow-yer.
In the expedition from 1fcC Clellan' ) camp
toward Malvern Hill, the sth Illiuois cav
airy played stout part, Leut Col. Gam
bic Of this cityis reported wounded. Ad-
jutapt Gen. Fuller issues his General Order
for the guidance Of recruiting officers.
The great War meeting at Washington i
Significant Of progress in the direction that
has the wishes Of all loyal men. The
work suggested Of purging the government
Offices Of traitors aud rebel synapatldzer:
Should begin at Washington and-not stol
there.
All recruiting is to cease by the 18th inst
and no recruits will be received after tha
time. AL will be rccei1ed until that dat
however, and attention Of Sherifs and al
PERSONS authorized to administer an oat'
is caller: to the form Of an oath prescribed
in the order. Immediately after tn
10th the entire State MILITIA is to beenrolle
and the draft made.
, 1862-08-07

Ax1E 1GA4f@AA<kAAS L ~ APA4[19kNN.
Elsewhere re give the Washington dis.
patches Of the Herald and World, sustain
ipg, SIS far as such evidence will be reeeiv--
ed, our own dispatch Of Tuesday; The
President declines the aid Of the negro in
the prosecution of this Wal, 3 decision
many legal men vail regret, because they
feel assured that our Government will in:
time lean1 better policy, and they lament
The tuition bills IN blood and
treasure yet. be : paid Tor such
enlightenment. It is dread Of
doing aught to affect the social status
of the negro that now interposes Certainly
his being armed would have such effect.
It would not be an easy nor gracious task
to turn baek to the rice swamp or the
cane field a regiment Of colored infantry
ard if they fight beside our soldiers-sbey
will win & stbzotherhood not hereafter to be
denied them. But the waEtet frse
this shackled sentiment, and While it re,
leases our government to Am use Of every
means Providence has placed in our hands
for the des4uetiaa Of rebels. il
will arouse D.. better humanity.
Prejudices of%ace and caste will melt be
fore a. common danger, and be ashamed tt
stand in tlse Light Of the coming better day
Patriots can wait and watch, and pray
and above all, WORK. Each msn mus
stand il bis own lot, for the country Th'
future is rich with the blessings, the harves
Of this bitter seed time
, 1862-08-07

WsaMaToS, August 6,-Tae Richmond
.Rnqs1irer has the following kilograms:
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jn1y 30th. Five gunboats
opened on our bstteries at Genesis Point yes
lasting several hours, resulting in the repuise
Of the gunboats. Il IS thought one Of them
was considerably damaged.: The quarters OF
the fort were damaged by shells. No body
hurt on our side.
L1scHBuRa, Va, July 30.-A special dis.
patch to the Rep,tbleaa, dated Narfo~s OF
Nev River July 3sth, ssya: The gallant Ma.
jor Bailey, commanding four companies OF
cavalry, IN aA about l5o men, sent TO the rear
Of the. enemy BY Col McCauslaud, stormed
summersYilla On Friday at daylight, and kill
ed and captured tie epEtse garrison, inelgd1og
! three other commissioned officers, and sixty
! two pon.comuaisslnnedo officers aud priYatas
| Not being able to bring Away the stores. Ms
| ior Bailey burnt them.
, 1862-08-07
offered by HE State and the Tr:*ed Ss-ses, to
each volunteer, and appropristinS s25o,000

therefor :.
:. Bos7oN, Arg. 5.--Recrulting for the old reg
imenrs as we'll as the new, has received great
Impetus during the last few days. aud: it sow
Eeems certain that Massachusetts wiz I'LL her
quota without drafting. The. cal foE 100000
nine months men d received with the greatest
enthusiasm, IS showing that the entirs energy
Of the government and nation is deqoted: to
the speedy suppression Of The rebelHon-
NEW YoRK, Aug. 6.-The Tribune says !:
From in4ui1ies At the quartermaster generA's
Office, ne are informed that as near1y as cau
be ascertatned, q, 500 men haVe' already beea
enrolled IN the State OF New YORK, under the
call for SOC, 600 volunteers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6--3ereral governors Of
loyal States are in consultation with the pres1-
dent IN relation to the new orders for drafting.
NEw YoRK, Ang. d.-Gen- Arthur hss re-
turned from Albany, where be has been con-
snltiGg Coz. Morgan, and bas now gons to
Washington. From reports received hare TO-
day The ni1itary authorities are confident th&t
no drafting viii be necessary TO fst the quota
of 3U1, coo volunteers required on the 18th OF
: AnpI1St
, 1862-08-07
THE BROOKLYN RIOT.

The F:llandiyhamers and followers Of
the Infamous Daa VOORHEES,, are again de- |
lighted BY riot Of which the blacks in a
free community are made the exciting
cause aud object. It is pet scheme ofthe
Northern accomplices with this unholy re-
bcIi;.n, to produce just these results
They operate upon the preiudices Of the
classes most susceptible to such Influences,
goad1ng animosity to g deadly pitch, and
such riots Us those, which have disgracea
several Of our Northern cities, are the con-
sequence. Tie machinery is very simple.
The laboring man and womau is assured
that if this war succeeds, their places in
the field, on the dock and in the house
hold will be filed With blacks at " ten cents
day" The first result is to chill the pa-
triotic sympathy Of the persons thus ap-
.pcaltd to; the second is shown in murder
Gus assaults upon those who hare always
been the most pcaceable and peaceloying
members Of our Northern communities.
The Brovk1yn.riot is a case in point. The
Associated Press, in the dispatches Of Tues
day night, lent itself, unwitsingly we trust
TO this Infamous scheme in representing
that tie riot grew out Of insults heaped b5
the blacks upon the Irish wives and dauggh
ters in The vicinity OF the factory, piec'
of lying, gratuitous and dangerous. Tht
ri,,t, ard all such riots are c1used by me1
availing themselves Of the prejudice o.
race 4nd color. It is the deliberate AMI
d7abt1ical attempt Of these northern t7aito
leaders to push these sources Of disturb
.ance sill higher, and work the vein t
its fi;1l extent. They know well th
utter falsity Of their assertion:
They know that were universal liberty
The Negro to be proclaimed oday, ther
would be fewer blacks IL the North yea
from Today than npw: but lhe lie serve
them better than the truth These no
arc the 1,andivork If the enemies Of Il
government Let honest and loyal me
mark them, and labor at the cnlighte
uent CT the masses Nothiog ca:s ssye t.
country from horrors Jet uuconccived, b
the diffusion Of light upon the dark ar
and dangerous schemes Of its enemies.
, 1862-08-07
THE new CALL FOR TROOPS
What the People are Doing,
GALLANT REaF1WSE OF The
COUNTRY.
Muster Of Troops, Var Meetings,
&c sc.

Especial Correspondence OF Chicago Tribunal
SENECA, La EA1LE Co., Ill.,, August s, 1862.
There WIS large and influential war meet
ing held at this place on last evening, in which
it was fully proved that the people were
aroused to the urgency OF the matter. Stir
ring and patriotic speeches we're. made By
Alexander Vaughey, Esq, Of senecs, George
Sheridan Of Chicago, o. P. Hathaway Of Mar
feilFes. and G. W. Armstrong OF Beookdeld,
after which forty young men came forward
AID volunteered TO defend their country, al
though Seneca and its vicinity has already
sert to the field three full companies. The
population Of Seneca and Its vicinity does not
exceed 1860.
BLeoM1seToH, H., August 6.--City Mar
shal Bfiscoe, Of this place, has to-day recrait-
ed 120 men. Over 200 have enlisted within
the Last tWentg-tour hours: Excitement Is
high.
Bosros, August Cover 500 leading mer~
chants have signed the following, and p1b~
lie meeting is proposed to further Increase
the list:
ave the undersigned merchants OF Boston
hereby sgree that the young men ia onE en-
ploY who may enlist In the service Of the
United States sh2ll have, on their return from
| said service, the situations they occupied be-
PH1ADn.pH1A, August 6.-suhscziptions
| to the bounty -fand yesterday amounted to
| $500. THIS total is nov 1914, Tz3.:
| 81. LOUIS, August 6.-1oyaI citizens gen
orally spprove Of the late federal government
| order Of draft. Secess}oniBts are in couster-
| nation, and Is many as possible Will t1Y to
/ Canada.
| :: The fn1l quota of Missouri under both
drafts wiH be thirtY.thTes or thirty-four regt.
ments. It is estimated that there are not
Union men enough left In the whole State to
Thos. r: Ktmba1 LETT for Northwestern Mis-
souri,, under authority Of Gov. Gamble to
1sas6 the Ssh regiment. :.
Union men OF Kansas City. charge Colonel
+ Buel, In command At that place, with inem.
cheney and inconpetency.:
IxDIANAPoLB, Augast 5--The goyerno,
telee.aphet to Gen. Halleck this morning
! thai he would hare Ave regiments ready ko1
orders this week If they only csn be supplied
Although Indlana's quota will be RAISED
t without any difficulty, the governor hiss or
.dered the Immediate enrollmens OF the m1llaa
I that be may be prepared for any eznergenc:
T.: RAc1SE, Wis., Aug. IA large and enthn
f. evening: Hon. J. r. Doolittle, HAT. r Car
] penter, Esq, and others addressed the audi
. ence. One company Of 1lo has been ra}se
since August 1st-
common council 10 -dsy, M.yor opdyke sen
| IN message urging immediate steps 20 co-oE
/ crate with the federal government In ps1fee'
] fpc the defenaes of this, harDor, and recon
: / mend5pg the appropriation Of million Of do
i: lars for the eonztraffton Of tFQn:p'ated patt
: 4 + a melting Of: the board Of aldermen, i
7 | ordinance vas Uttered providing q bounty !
! fifty dollars IN addition to a. other bornh
=
, 1862-08-07

New .ToRK, Ang. The .Ra1nbow Hotel,
I3l William street, was destroyed by fire
this mornipg NJ. 129 Beekmsn street, oc-
copied bv McSpeddon T. Baker; 127bT Baker,
Eall & Sands as paper warehouse. and 1865
William steet, by White &. Co. and Herm ~ 2
is Beekman and 1e1, lbs aud 1863 William
street we're. damaged slightly BY fire and
water. Two men were badly Injured and
two are missing. Less $1oo,0D.
, 1862-08-07

B0sToN, august Z, 1851.
The store Of Messrs. smou Willard & Sou,
well krown dealers in witches and c1ronon-
etere. No, Q Congress street, was broken irto
and robbed of 4 large number of valuable caro-
nurueters and gold witches yesterday morn
Ing, valued ct from IS 600 to 5000. The
rokues made an attempt to open safe which
contained large amount Of vain 1bles, but
were upsuccessfnl.
the trick Of the robbers, and arrested them
while getting aboard the express train at
Framing gham, and recovered the property.
, 1862-08-07

It's the duty Of every loyal man to help
the assessors who are making up the lists.
See that every man stands in his own lot,
end if any sneak Of fellow is discovered
trying TO dodge, take especial pains to see
that his name has fair place in the list.
This is no time for hslf way measures.
Every man is Tor the country or against
hcr, and if eligible, must take his chance
Of being called to fight for the Urion. Ii
every case, do an you csn to help the as
aessors to perfect 1ists
, 1862-08-07

t. From st. Louis.
BT. LOTS, Aug. 5.-Major Allen, chief
qusrtermaster western department, has re-
turned from Corinth. and VIII resume charge
here = - '--'''
The ram Queen OF the"West: has arrived,
and gone, on the dock at Carondslet; for re-
pairs.
, 1862-08-07

LOUISVILLE, Aug, e-rhe rs!utns thus far
indicate success Of Ill thorough Union eandi-
dates IN the county election to-day. Up to
two O'Clock this evening na, reports ~ere re-
eeiyea Of disturbances ia sny qparser,
, 1862-08-07

WASHINGTON, Aug, 6.-Gen. Wadsworth Of
this district. left suddenly for Harrisburg BY
last evenings train. He ~as accompanied BY
one sid. His mission Is not ded dnitely known,
but it Is regarded as Of great Importance as be
went at the instance oi the war department.
LATER.
HARR1sBuRe, August G--Hen. Wadsworth,
By direction Of the War Department., arrested
the editors and publishers of the R1trtot and
Union, who are charged with issuing trea.
sonable posters calculated to retard and en-,
bsrrass recruiting. The whole party LETT for
Washington this evening.
, 1862-08-07
TOTE ON THE NEW C0NSTlTU-
TI0N.

The State Journal publishes the complete
official returns Of the constitutional cleo
<tioD, which are somewhat different from
those given in our issue Of Monday, The
-<7ou7naTs = footipgs are as follows:
, 1862-08-07
BEAD IT,

Read the eloquent sermon Of Rev. 4 s.
Tiske, chaplain of the 4th Minnesota regi-
mept, delivered to the soldiers near Co
1inth, Mississippi, on the 2oth Of July last
This bold and masterly discourse, echoing
The feeling Of the army Of. the West On the
subject of guarding rebel property and
rebel institutions, We cut from. the st. Paul
Pioneer and Democrat, the old time organ
OF the Democratic party Of Minnesota. I
will be found On the third page Of thi
Par@.-