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IMPORTANT FROM NASHVILLE.
arrival of Heavy Federal Reinforceme nts-
Henderson, Ky In Possession of the X b.

Arrival Of Heavy Federal Reinforcements-
Henderson, Ky In Possession of the X eb-
els.
LoUisvILLE, July lO-Gen. Nelson arrived at
Nashville on Thursday with heavy reinforce
ments and assumed command there
The town OF Henderson has been occupied by
about forty guerillas, who were cheersd and
treated with the greatest consideration by MANY
citizens upon their entering the town
Archy Dixon and others were negotiating with
the rebel Col. Johnston to withdraw his guerillas
from Henderson. Many Of the Inhabitants had
gone to Huntsville for safety.
The steamer Commerce, Capt. Archer, bound
from Memphis to Louisville, stopped below Hen
derson, deeming IL unsafe TO pass
Gen. Greene Clay Smith now commands our
forces at Lexington, vice Ward. and there is a
prospect Of stopping the rebel Col. Morgan's re-
cruiting operations, which were rather brisk
during his late raid.
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War Meeting in PhiladeIphIa

PHIL1DELPHIA, July 2O-The war meeting to
oe neIo In THIS city during the present week
promises TO be most enthusiastic demonst,attor
Ihe governor will call an extra session of the
Legislature In few days to provide for the state
take such acfiSff HfniieR aUthnslzIns him TO
are In progress to I'LL the State quota az soon as
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Gen. Pope and his Armr.

FREDSRIcksBuRs, Va, July 19.-The new or
ders from Mstor General Pope have been received
with the widest enthusiasm. The true policy ID
therein declared. Our men will flg ght with better
heart All are jubilant. They seem to have
twice armed our gallant soldiers.
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War Meeting I'm Danbury Conn

DANBuRY, Conn, July 19-The war meeting
last night was most enthusiastic, and the largest
presided. Governor Buckingham was the prin.
cipal speaker. Many men enlisted on the rpot
Resolutions Were passed calling on the selectmen
TO make arrangements for supporting the families
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war Meetins n Pittsburs

PIrTsBuRe, July 1s.-A large and enthusi astic
meeting was held to-day 10 make arrangements for
grand mass meeting to prepare a plan for raising
the quota OF Allegheny county, under the Presi-
dents call for volunteers.
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eoop NIws roR ALI.

This 10 to certify that have been stone blind
ior upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washingtop fhiled 90 cure me-. Ssh a@f
Dr. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sous wishing fuTthet particulars can call and see
nc: 80 -e-4 SRvA BAILEY,
1esi-a A. tMrs. Bsfbouf's, us ID ST., bet and &.
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Erfhe CHIego Tribune 10 informei by a
GEEK en,an who has Jus, returned from visit to
- joe b, Michigan, (0ppes'te Chicago, on the
isk' , ihet the prospect 10 that the Extensive
p ach orchards OF thst region will yield the lsfg-
sss cop ever hsQ~R la any previous year,
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WANTS.


ono MEN WANTED for the s,h Regular
IsOO Caya'Ty. Psy, in addition 20 Tatccs and
clothing, SIS to 81 per month,
~ premium saId 10 oIuzens or soldiers for each
accepted recruit.
For further Information s,,ly st the late Damp CT
the reflmept. Camp Cllfburns, 2lst street, Wash
je 25-1Tn Lieut.. E;h Cavalry, RecfuIt'E ofic,ST.
NOTICE..
Il HOSE In want of Employment Of any kind
usuid better cal on the new lNPELIIG ENCE
OFFlCE, No. sIl 9th Etrset, where the best Of
ssJ VIII be given 10 first -olsss SeTvauts.l 1 have
sWaJE applications on hand for good Cooft, Lam
dresses, Ca kamoernaids,W Walters and SeamstTe sSeS
Also, Tor Young h1en TO wAlt on tables IN private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS wanted. En-
poJers IN want o! good help VIII and it 70 their Gj
N. B. HOUSES wanted. The beg, of tsnsp,,
can be obtained without charge bT applying a.
N as-Iy Nh, MILLER,
WANTED-We are Low buying SECOND
w HAND DFORNIFJaE7 STOVES and BED
DlN6, foT Waloh We are psJlsE the highest
sssn trloes, FAMILIES decll1InE hOEcsk.epin., or
having surplus Of furniture, Will End Il . tssr
kavSnt4Ee - give Gail.
BONTZ eRIFFITH,
ts li-n Ne. S69 9Th at. h~tw. .n6 sta.
WANsED-Everyp person to know that an n
w the maIket ready 70 pay c6sb FOR al articles
IN the hossefurnishlnE line. Those leaving ths
city, OF having surplus, viii do well 10 call II.
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh st., bstresn d and n ,tT,
nItzTe, pcIs III
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War Nisssina q Bense,. m,

.BAseoH, Maine, July IL "A grand war rnestinS
~ ws held here lat evening, and addressed bl
xsce rresident Hamtin, General Howard, and
much enthusiasm - = = :
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The French Minister

/ PHILADsLPHlA, July 20.-The French Minister,
Count Mercier, has arrived here from Washing.
Il ton.
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A Brother Of Gel. Morgan at New York.
NEw YORK, July 19.-Col. Morgan, q brother
Of the pirate rebel guerilla, was in thi, city
TO-DAY
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IL The wheat harvest has commenced In New
Jersey, and the crop Is represented to be the
heaviest seen In the State for several wears past
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UhSS EEO'S GRAND CIOTHINS DEPOT
- co. reT sra 7th streets, ~ row ne piaee
NhcTeaa msp 2" - huY taeir outfits of Snmer
IlOlr' 'nE. Sc ta--n sIs good Te,sons Why eFerF
one should 20 thers 90 hHr FIrst,s. We ssii ohe.p
ef thAp any other sIm'lGT sJment ia tLis cats
Sec9Ddly, our garments csnact rs suIpassed, h
ssyie inaklrg Or trl-iIErE. ths< Are eera "a tha
6sEt At mercL ant taI oTs WORK. Rdthirdl, we arc
Always careful N TecommsE1 1IEg UsT S5ds 81 Whas
iheT really Eres hcnce no dcoep.ion.
W 9 respectfully sGltcIt ctiHsHs. rtrsrreFs and
discharged sJI4irrs 10 come ~ BAR a BROS
estb mons, - 0i IT. aud sta. a. bry ever
Ertic.c OF Goth & thsy IecG. 10 Is I'm
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I NEw YoRk, July 10 LThe Kangaroo sailed 8,
noon today, with over million IN specie.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nEslRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
= PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.-The ssh
Scriosf vii sell that desirable property No $40
Pennsy lvIni6 cyepae, between lat and 81 street.
conslsunE OF thrce s.cTJ BrIof BUidIuE, with
one OF the best ConiectioncrJ Stores an tue cItT
III rooms, e1oslient oellsr undSr the whole house
gas and water hKtuTes, &o. This ho6s-, Nv ITS en- :
eeient location and aTrangemenI,i liz vel ssitod
for business OF alJ kind For f1rther PARTON lsr-,
sppy ou the premises. to oCHRISEOPHSR kI6
LEX. lntelD js 2s lm-
R0OnS AND BOARD, with Northern f.mi
lJ, IN Flesstnt Locality nesT the Departments,
New bouse. iorhfsure and heddirE. A few Esb!e
BosrdeIs acco6a1ncdated. 44s Twelfth street. be-
tween 8 and II. js a-am
efOkT CORCORAN FOR sALs-The mansion
4 hSCee, extensive out buildings, nHG farm,
formerly tnoTr ~ the Hoover Plsoe, !" snd lstcF
as "Rossly," situated m Arlington Heir kEs, p,o-
ssIte SeorEetovn, d; G, srnbrsclIk entirely the
OF 'Fort Bernett" Is for sale. Ehe pscs utaina
ltS aores Of arable land, high cultivation, and
sion of the entire District Of Columbia, acludInE
the Potomso nVsT ls unsurpassed, 10 n for extent
Ard beauty. Tits perfect. For terms sc apply
TO ALbA. CASSELS, lndiana sVenue, between 90
and 81 streets, CT 70 FRED. w. JONES, Attorney
STAY No. Indiana avenue, Washington, and
lo4 BrIdse St Georgetown, ID. @. jeie lms
E0R SALE-BUILDIN6 LOTS, near the Nav
Yard, "a feet front bf $50 fe st deeg, for SIS 20
SlOO each, payable In snail inHtaimeats Of 81 a
month. Assistance vil be given to those desiTous
20 improve thereon. Apply to FOX 4 VAN
HUN over fSo Seventh At ieI7 In
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RDR Or. JOHNSTON,
N q ~ m n - A.

HaS di'eoreFsd ~; El0sf CsTsa'K, Spsedy asd .. gt
EQsctHdi hs~aedv ~ iss Void
FOR ALL ElSEASFS OF IMPRUnENCE
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LET NO FALSE DELgCfCY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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q TT L.

OTTIeIAkI
nEfAIyMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHIrsrcr, January IS, Ises.
sac scsretsrT Of -Stste will hereafter receive
Members Of CosgFeE on bushes, on s.turdsys,
S'@insaslag S' ri'h Saturday, The frt Of nexi
month.
JeA N-d WILLIAM m sEWAkn.
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yGgEG MFg

Especially VINO nave DSaCno ths victiyns cf soil
tsry Vices that dreadful go destructive hs bti
which annually ssNePT - 81 gNCmeiy grave th ou-
sands Of Young u en- al ths moe. cEGltr1 taieuts
sna bTliliSnt intaiieot, who m,rat O:EsTrlse Esys
oEter ced LEEtolirE SslEt-E Eitn tie e. un1erE Of
scsucncs or -sre1 - e-r.sc- iIe ITipr re nav
oNil WIN fsil coubae-ca
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MllF-E3 P5ErcTs, or ICVgr ..-1 ccltsuEas
hnE A2srisfe, telnE lySSre OF TEysiSai veHf ErTs
ofEsllc aetll' ce.JrM tcs, &c, sEcsilT oure9,
he VINO s!aceE himself rnts- tie care of Dr. =
may reIElously coEhdo N hIs honor as GENT Al
2l1 ccnEoeLsg rslJ uFol E.E sslil As a gavFiciaa,
OFFICE Ifs. 7 o5TR RFREDERTCH ST.
lcft hand side going from iNtsy1UFe street = fAu
doors from tie cSr-sr, Saii Gct 20 observe mans
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Member OF the kCyS CO .oGe Of Surgeons, Isor-
uo1, IraQGsts froT oUo 81 the n. q enireLt co.
lcEes "a tne yD'tso stEtes, and the g-oa:er part q
whose bic aas been frsot IN TIE Hospitals oi
London, Paris, Fh'tSdels cha snd e.scwhers, haI
eueotcG some OF the mast aston iEhllE cures tnAl
yoFe ever known; mSDy trGu3led with ringing II
the head and cara when ks!e@R: great nervous
uess, being alarmed a. sUdOeu sounds, bashful-
ness With hosusnt blCEhiug, 6tteCdsd sometimes
with deranEcLent Of mind, were ou-ed Irnmedl-
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ENDOhD n ENA VI LhE EhkH HDs
FEE MANY THOUSANDS cursd 20 thIs instItutio,
within the last seventeen years, apo the numcrou.
important surgical operations Performed by DR.
gonnston, witnessed bI the reporters OF papers nc
Eang Other SeTso Ne, notices 81 WnloR have as
yAaTed again and again before Tire public, beEldol
hIs stsndipE xs 6 gentleman Of character and re
rFonsibihty, il Q HEsc;snt guarantee 20 the az
hlotcd n 10 tnI
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Weakness IN the RaoE. Stricturos. Affections . ,
the & ElGBeTs $40 a ADDER. iuVOiuTtarT DIsohSrres.
tIafotepcy, Genera ge.IlIgg, EsrgoUsleEE, fys
psPsT- l.SaEagT, CoDfuslo- OF ldesH, Palpltst,on
OF the Heart Log Spirits, Aim;cItT. EreanhlInrs,
DlmDs3S Oi SiEEf uT ts.TIuesE 20. Drasre OF ths
Head, Throat, NGsJ EF S.EI. Affections of ths
bunss, stomach ct Eowe.s-'hcss terTihIs dls
oT7@rs Arising IRON S-i.sL-T Habits Cf NCuth-
these D.eso iTl sli DssrrBCstEr Practices winch
Tslae5 .dAI sisEe jUBc.E.-.cr ETi costroy bota
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4 rmy Correspondence.
CAMP ELKwATER. VA,
February 6. 1862.

70 THE EDIroa OF esprit OF DEaoCRACY:"
Please indulge me with few more idle
thou ghts in your columns.
We are now encamred seven miles up the
Tiger Valley fiom Huttonsvlle, on the road
leading to Huntersville. We are very well
provided for, have good quarters to live in,
aud plenty of clothes to keep US warm. Our
rations are bread, beef, pork, potatoes, rice,
beans, sugar coffee aud salt--good enough for
any soldier-for you know anything is good
enough for soldier.
The men of this company are enjoying rea-
souably good health, considering the exposure
they have endured this winter.
This is a gloomy and melancholy place.
We can see nothing but lofty mountains and
suow-cla pines, which look like the monu-
ments of bygone centuries. We all hope for
a quick and vigorous prosecution of the war,
that we may return to our homes, and be
greeted with the joy and consolation of our
friends we have left behind.
May God speed the day when the dying
groans of soldiers will be heard 10 more on
the field of battle, and peace reign supremely
throughout the length and breadth of our
landl
Come, patriotic souls, your country demands
your service. Leave off your frolics, sports
and holydays, and hast away to arms. 1t is
the voice of Washington, the noble sage.
which commands you rise; and with all the
thoughts of Liberty, take courage and be bold,
and fight for blessings of hallowed bliss.
So farewell dear friends, while, and when
we drive our foes away, we VIII come back and
live with you. D. ".
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requesting our Representatives IL Cos
gress, to use their best efforts to secutc
the earliest passags Of the demand tressS
ury note bill. With the legal tender clsssr
and 1t was sll arnnged to put II righ6
through. But soms Of the Senstors wsrO
unwilling to ask osr members Of Con.
gress to violate the Constitution Of ske
United States which they had sworn to
support. and. hence, opposed Mr. Hitch
cocks resolution. Mr.. Finek mede an
able and conclusive speecE agsipst it,
sdoption, triumphantly quoting Daniel
Webstsr's well-known declaration. that.
nothing but gold and silver can constitu-
tionally be made legal tender Id this
country. Mr.. Keaney also opposed the
passage Of the resolution in forcfbie and
eloquent speech, clearly demonstrating
the uncoastitutionality Of the legal ten.
der clause in the demand treasury note
bill. Judge Lang and DR.. O'Connsr
also spoke happily and psrtinsptly in
opposition to the resolution. - sStatssman.
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By T. l egr aph
Roanoke Island Taken,
AFTER THREE DAYS FIGHTING.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1.-THE Balti-
more Clipper publishes an extra, stating
that Roanoke Island was captured, after
three days Sighting. Two rebel gunbosts
were captured, and the rest we're sunk or
scattered
The people of Norfolk and Ports
mouth are panic stricken.
The news is confirmed BY passengers
by the Fortress Monroe boat.
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb l0-News
by flag of truce states that our troops
landed at Roanoke Island yesterday af-
ternoon. No particulars are given, but it
is intimated that the Island was taken.
Ten deserters, contrAbands, came to
Camp Hamilton, having been found by q
scouting party. One was . member of
the black Virginia cavalry, who were en-
gagged in the skirmish at New Market
bridge on the 22d of December, with
Max Weber's regiment. He was COM
pletely armed with carbine, pistol, etc.,
and had q considerable amount of rebel
money. They represents great scarcity
of provisions.
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon
from Boston. with four hundred released
prisoners in charge of Lieut.. Buell.. to be
exchanged. 1t is expected that Bishop
Ames and Hamilton Fish will accompany
the prisoners when they are sent over In
the morning.
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The telegraph informs US, that Mr..
Arnold, from the committee on Lake
and River Defenses in the House of
Congress, is ready to report, recommed-
ing extensive repairs of the Notifications
it Mackinac. St Clair river, Buffalo, and
Oswego: also the establihment of Ma
tional Foundry at Chiago, for casting
heavy ordnance, and depots for naval
stores on Lakes Michigan, Erie, and
Ontario, and the enlargement of the IL
linois and Michigan Canal.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.-The steamship
Jurs. which left Liverpool on Thursday
the 30th ult.. and Londonderry the 31st,
arrived at 11:45 tonight.
Mason aad Slideil arrived at South
anpton. No demonstration was made.
The former went to London, tho latter to
Paris.
Sales of cetton for three days, 49, 900
bales, including $4,000 to spectators
and exporters Market 6rmer. with an
advance Of I. Advicss from Manchester
favorable
Liverpool breadstuffs market generally
dull with slight decline, except for corn,
which is steady. Richardson, Spence &
Company report aour heavy. and declined
Sd per bbl Wheat dull aud declined
l I'd; red western IL a l2s I'd; red
southern lis Sd 13s Sd; white western
12s sd . l2s Sd; white southern 13s a
1854. Corn steady; mixed 3ls 3ls
Sd. - ~
Liverpool provision market has down.
ward tendency. Beef declining Pork
nominal. Bacon declining
London breadstuff market dull, and al
qualities slightly declined
Consols closed for money on Thursday
923s Stocks-Illinois Central shares
IA 4s discount; Erie 2s4 29t.
1t was rumored that the Government
had ordered the Nashville to quit South.
amptop. but extended the time for her
departure, owing to danger from the Tus.
carora Il is also rumored that the
Government will prohibit armed ships o.
either party remaining over twenty -foal
hours in any British port.
The following Is the Esna's report.
Earl Russell, in dispatch dated the
23d of January to Lord Lyons. says the
English Government differs entirely from
Mr.. Seward conclusions on the ques
tion whether the persons taken from the
Trent, and their supposed dispatches
were eontraband.
1t was rumored that the vessel which
the Sumter engaged OF Algiers, was the
Iroquois. There was no news Of either.
1t was reported that the Tuscarora va,
about to quit Southampton. Her desti.
nation was kept secret.
Tina Times, in characteristic article
rails for somethine decisive 10 America
l.. says anp.aaa.a. :nslicatioqs mus,
G. = !
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The Naval committee in Congress
will recommend an appropriation of
SIS, 5,000,0 900, to build gunboats.
We have full particulars this morning
of the capture of Roanoke Island, and
the complete annihilation of the Cen
federate fleet. The victory is a very
important one, and is hailed with delight
and JOY throughout all the loyal States.
by every loyal man and woman. Yet,
this JOY is not unmixed with sorrow, for
the news also brings sadness with it.
The loss is reported to be quite heavy
on both sides.
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- e. The Nsv York Tribune predicts,
:. that Il the war should unfortunately ter
3 kninsts without dissolving the Union, that
4Ae A&nncrats viii again be in the politi-
cal ascendsncy. It thinks that the clamor
of var, taxes. &c, would produce that
msalt and asks this very pertinent ques,
do, you not zee that we who have
q tohsstly and earnestly bsfled and resisted
thsir. (ths Democratsl ambitions machina.
.tiOps win be made to sup sorrowf"
ps Comment 10 unnecessary.
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The gunboat expedition up the Ten
nessee river has been a splendid success
Several of the boats went up ss far as
Florence, Alabama, and were received
with the widest joy by the people all
along the river. Old men cried like chill
dren at the sight of the stars and stripes,
The banner of beauty and glory, and in.
vited the officers and men into their
honses and told them all they had was at
their disposals. Large numbers were en-,
xious to enlist under the old flag, and the
Tyler brought down two hundred and
fifty to fill up the gun boat crews. Our
officers were assured that if they would
wait few days q whole regiment could
be raised, and if the Government would
give them arms to defend themselves they
would bring Tennessee back to the Union
in few months. They said when the
secession ordinance was passed armed
men stood at the polls. aud everything
west as certain politicians said
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i Hr. Bright, U. s Senator from the
State Of Indiana. was expelled from tie
Senate by tvo.thirds vote, charged Ni.h
treason upon the following evidence:
my Dear Sir ALLOW me to intro
dace to your acquaintance my friend
Themas B. Lincoln, of Texas. He visits
your Capitol mainly to dispose of what lie
regards as great improvement in frs-
arms. ] commend him to your favorable
consideration as q gentleman of the FRS,
sespectability and reliable in every re-
specL Very Truly, Yours,
JESSE D. BRIGHT"
This letter was directed to Jefferson
Davis, and was dated March l, 1861,
before actual hostilities had commenced.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES, all Repub-
leans and able lawyers, having examine d
this testimony, decided that it was insult
cient to warrant his expulsion.
Senator Ira Harris, from Now York,
Who is the Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee in that body, at the close OF
his speech against the expulsion of Sen
ator Bright, made the following predic-
tion:
ut is . judicial question, and upon q
judicial or executive question the Legs.
lature of my State has no right to inter.
fere or to be heard. But the Senator
from Indiana is to be driven forth. II
be be . traitor, as some suppose. he will
SHAY himself to the enemies of the ccun-
try, bat il, notwith ,taDding this indigni,y
snd this provocation, be shall still prove
loyal to bis Government and faithful to
his Government the instructive teachings
IF tie past l0ould lead as to predict that
soms Of us may again see him on Mis
floor.
Mr.. Bright will no doubt, as suggested
in the foregoing speech submit the ques
tion to bis constituents, the people OF
Indians, for their decision.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The telegraph reports that detach-
ment of cavalry, two hundred and fifty
strong, had an engagement with some
of the Confederates on Sunday, seven
miles east of Fort Henry, on the road
to Fort Donelson. Five of the Conted,
crates were killed, and thirty prisoners
and number Of horses were captured
One of our men was wounded.
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THE GRAIN TRADEOFTOLEDt

THE GRAIN TRADE EOFTOLEDO
TOLEDO, Feb. 1.-THE Blade of this
evening contains the annual statement of
the trade and commerce of Toledo for
1851. showing receipts of wheat and -four,
l3809.7S7 bushels; and of corn, 5,S12,-
53S bushels. Aggregate grain receipts,
1s,705, $40 bushels. Increase over 1860,
4.20i,599 bushels. Total shipments
during 1851, l8, 2O1 .245 bushels.
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General 1fcClells,u,l:.


If the report is athst oGsa. Me>
ClelIsn is hereafter to exsfei1e .Satekvia.
ion only Of the Army Of tbs f6e9nas.
apd that the Generals il he ottees d.
parsmsnts are to act ndsHendsAk5df hia
orders, then the Abolition qcoaspirssy 6oe
his removal, and the. substitution e q
Abolitionist in bis place, has sGAifsd >
signal victory. The removal dsRsiHps -
Of an excellent conservative 0ownsAdsr.
in.chief and leaves tho place opSSfor Z
man Of opposiss, political sestip(SA{: fsR
Of course, it is prepostsroRa stN eApposs
that sse are to remain long withcaAa aonp
active military head to The anpl. q L 4
removing the General hon siek ~ 4.
gress, Let the people keep An sIs apoR
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-02-19
ARREST OF TRAITORS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA special from
Indianapolis to the Commercial says two
msn were arrested at Princeton, Indiana.
a few days since, by the Surveyor Of the
port Upon searching their persons, their
clothing and boots were found waddsd
with letters for parties in the South. many
Of them from Europe. One of them had
large amount of gold on his person.
Reinforcements have gone forward
from Danville and Somerset to support
Gen. Thomas in his movement on Knox.
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