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E The last Memphis letter Of the Pills
delphia lFsxss IL devoted principally to the
difficulty which has sprung up between the
treasury department and military authorities,
relative to the cotton t1nde. General Sher-
nan is in favor Of destroying the article;
whereas the financial men, percelving that the
government will receive fourteen and q half
dollars on every bale 30 procured, are dest-
rous to avail themselves of this agency to
swell the revenue. The gold and treasury
n tss expended in the purchase, however, add
to the Einews Of war in the South and the
military men accordingly propose the bridg-
ing Of this difficulty by giving vouchers In
stead Of money or currency, thus assuring the
cotton-holders OF payment at the close OF the
war, without giving material aid to the IT,
bellion.
B Gen WadsTorth is earning the thanks
Of all honest and loyal men throughout tho
country, by the yigor with which he is follow
lng up his duties and always On the side OF hu-
1nanity. On Monday night, st Washington,
detective officers A. B. Allen and John q.
Wise were arrested by government authority
| and confined In the old capitol The charge
against them is thht they, upon the warrant of
Samuel 8. Phillips, one Of the commissioners
appointed BY the circuit court. arrested seven
elaSes claimed by Mt. I. E. Berry, Of Maryland.
who, after an examination by Mr. Phillips
we're restored to Mr. Berry. They were taker
before Gen. Wadsworth, military governor
who, after hearing the case, sent them bott
back to prison Gen. Wadsworth said "tha
, 1862-08-16
MISSOURI ITEMS.

The Peryville, Perry county, U,.ion, Of
Saturday, says several families passed through
that town during the week as a. refugees from
jackson county, Arkansas, bound for illinois.
They were driven out by rebel bands. Tie
same paper says the people OF Perry county
ore responding nobly to tie enrolling order.
Gen. Loan has taken the field in person,
as ne learn from the ST. Joseph Journal. he
left that city Monday evening with 500 effect
I've cavalry, and would be Joined in the t1te-
rior by force sufficient to 1nake hl5 force .QQ0
strong. Els intention, says The Journal, is to
make the campaign ehort and decisive, Tbs
tdevi will be fought with fire." Woe ba
to the g1etillas that fall into Gen. Loans
hznds~
Honesty toward the federal government
in money mn.ters is virtue to be priz-d and
stimulated. q promising case Of conscience
in St, Louis in the following:
ST. LOUIS, August H. 1862.
Captain Geo. D. Wise:
DEAR S1B: The enclosed amount ($t2) is due tbs
government, it matters not from whom, and, a. =
matter OF conscience. it is inclosed herewith.
E. II.
The St. Louis Aeus Of Thursday, says:
Gen. Davidson yesterday paid visit Of inspec-
ton to the troops stationed IN and near the
line Of the Iron Mountain railroad, procesd-
| ing as far rs Irondale, aad expresses himself
| as pleased with the appearance and discipline
Of the commands, and Ihc reguIatioDs in force.
7
and tho enrolment in gratifying process.
| The gunboat Warner left Jefferson City
Sunday afternoon. She Is acting as escort Of
the Russell and Sioux City and may go up as
! high as LeaVenForth.
| The 18th Iowa regiment, which hss Just
gone down to Hannibal, will operate in north
eastern Missouri, and will afford protection to
the eastern end Of the lows border.
NORTH Missouri is in but little better con-
dltion than one year ago to day. Bands of
guerilla thieves, robbers and murdereEs. led
By sctiVe and determined commanders, are
rarssing and p1uudering the couat1y, robbing
and numbering loyal citizens.
-Four Miseourians are under arrest at Ed
| 1yyiile. Iowa The story is thata Union man,
whose property, horses, kc, were stolen,
moved to EddyTille for safety, and subse-
qnent1y returned and made some reprisals on
the Enemy, carrying his booty up to Eddyvilla.
The other day Jour Mis- :ourians, two Of whom
have served in Priees army, made their Way
up to EddyVtlle and decoysd this Union man
to the south side Of the river. The Missouri
ans then seized him, tied him Oh q horse, aud
were shout to start south with him, when the
home guard having got wind of what IVES 60
| ing On, surrounded the party and took then
prisoners.
Lieut.. Goodreak, With detachment O
, mi1itis, ropted Eueri1]ha band In Davies CONF
ty, No., Oh Tuesday week. The Union cas-
ualties were one severely and three s1ightl,
wounded Tho loss Of the enemy is not a.
, cestained further than one killed and savera
, wounded. In their flight they left on the fell
quite number Of guns, saddles, blankets an,
: horses, which fell into our hands.
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e One Of the editors Of the Detroit 1ri-
bune has been spending \ few days in Canada
West, and gives the result Of his observations
In t1at region On the var question, he says,
that fourshfths Of the population sympathlze
with the rebels Of the South.
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# There is a curious passage in No. 43
of the Federazist, from the pen Of James Mad
iEon: u take no notice. - he says, "of an un-
happy species Of popu1ation, (the slayss,)
aboundiDg in some Of the States, who, during
the calm Of the regular government, are sunk
below the level Of men, but who, in the TEN
pestuous scenes Of civil violence, may emerge
into the human character and give q superior
ity Of strength to any psrty with which they
may associate themselves"
, 1862-08-16

The recent act OF Congress for the regu1a-
ton Of government contracts Is carefully
observed By the navy department, which pub
Ishes weekly statements Of all applications
for contracts for naval work. The latest pub
lcation Of this kind appears IN the National
I,.teUtgescr OF yesterday, and gives the fol
lowing List for the week ending August 9Th:
''Mer1ck & Sons. Philadelphia, propose to con-
"Pettibone i Boihan. Washington, propose to
ra1se the steam ting Tigress for fifty per cent Of the
a G. Hall, Baltimore, proposes to raise the
steam tug TigreeB for one-haH Of the proceeds Of
the sa1e of the same at public auction.
proposes to ra1ae schooner Isabel. suuk IN the
fotomac with coal, and to deliver tho coal to the
government at the Navy Yard, i he is allowed
T1greee for one.half the value Of whatever he may
raise ard deliver At the Navy Yard.
70 Buzeau af FgDtsions aad Getasng ~ ~ e.,
pounds of tomatoes. in cans Of i've pounds each.
at 5x centa PeE pound .,..
- 10 Bureau Of Drdne7cs-Messrs. Smith q
Rand, Of New York. Offer to dispose Of i've hun
dred barrels Of powder to the Bureau at the ruling
s.: Avery: cf Ns1+ York ase proposes to furnish
ebot of al sizes at 31S cents per pound, and shells
Of LAM sizes at 3N cents per pound
"JaInes II. hopkins. Of Pennsy lvania, proposes
to supply iron from the CoaoweDgo Furnace
These publications will produce salutary
effect. They wi1 go far to prevent the evils
Of the contract system, By showing the nature
Of the proposed contract and the persons
who are interested in it. Moreover, under
section sixteen Of the act of July l7th, con
tractors are made amenable to trial by court
| martial Frauds upon the government will
therefore, become more difficult and necesss
| rily less frequent.
| NoblY Done Old Kano.
We notice that AZ effort is being made tt
organize another regiment in the Fox Rive
Valley. Three have already gone from en-
campuaents in th.t county. They are amhi
tidus OF adding fourth In addition to th
rush of recent recruits to new regiments r
Learn that Lieut.. Wilcox has already seoul e'
l rFa-- tL1f r H r.
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The exercises of the commencement ITSELF
usually the least interesting, though the mest
Wednesday, at the Congreg :tional Church.
Previous to it WAS held another short alumni
meeting, at which James D. Cols, Of Pittsfeld,
Was elected orator, with Rev. N. H Griffin
substitute.
The class number nov f1fty-four; an old
custom Of printing on the programme inc
the class swel]B tho List to nlnety-oue.
Besides the regular degrees there were con.
ferred the honorary degrees Of A. u. on Jno.
B. Holmes, OF Sand Lake, n. 7; of D. D,
upon Rev. Henry M. Field, New York Esan-
atlsst, and Rev. Albert Thayer, Poughkeepsie.
, 1862-08-16
Williams College commandments II
tFrom the New York Evening Po4t.]

tAAV&l4 AAE A%N" ANAA41sG4AAf I01t.J
On Tuesday morning at o'clock the Alum
nj meeting Was held IN their large hall, over
the chapel The chairman OF last year
(Hon. q. Z. sabin, OF Wlliamstown,) re-
tanned the chair until the new elections were
declared, when Hon. Joseph White, also,
the meeting; Reverend N. e. Griffin, OF
WilliamsroWn. former professor was re-
elected to the secretaryship, as usual. After
prayer By ). H. Noble, Of schaghticoke, N.
T., and the reading Of the journal Of the last
meeting, the obituary record WAS read aad re-
marks concerning the Geeeased made by yari-
Gus gentlemen. The names aud ages OF those
deceased within the past collegiate year are
Rev. Jared curtlss, class 1900, .ged IS; Rer-
bsoss kee sfaen fss sass ISL sd S. g. ss
lon Townsend, Glars 1906. aged 76; Rev
| Aaron King, class 1905. aged 50; Jas. F. Cogs-
| we'll, class 1908, aged S.; Rev Jno- Woods,
class 1872, aked IS, Hon Samuel E. Vinton,
class 1914, aged 63; Rev. ]. N. Danforth, D.
1857, sged 80; Chs. 1. Williams, class 1889,
| aged 40; Capt: Jno. Fonte, class 1855, aged
IS; Geo a WiswaN, class 1853, aged :35.
The following gentlemen were elected hon
orary members Of the Society Of the Alumni,
and made remarkB in ansWtr to the calls
| made:
Rev. Jo1eph E. Tutue, President Waba5t
C.uege; ReV. Dr.. Gilbert, Maiden, n s.;
Rev. j. ". French, Chaplain at West Point
Professor Packard, Of Dartmouth College
Professor Putnam, OF Dartmouth College
Mr. Phillips, Editor n. Adams Transcript
Rev. Geo. f. Pecke, Rev. Calvin Butler.
The meeting then adjourned to tbs chnrc1
to hear the Grafton By Hon A. G. Paige, o
Schenectady, graduate Of the class OF 1919
shich, from ali / can learn (for was SO IN
fortunate as not to hcar it), was very pleas
ant reccunting Of college days and col1eg
history, interesting to the lmmad adiately inter
eered, but hardly SO to stranger.
, 1862-08-16

# Among the arrivals at Fortress Monroe
On the 10th, were about thirty regimentA
bands, Just mustered out In compliance with
the recent order Of the war department to dis
pense With music In the army. In addition to
these, music1nus have been arriving at that
point in greater or less number, and departing
uqrthwnrd, for the past three weeks.
W The President OF the United States hiss
presented to Capt Abraham Grant, Of the brig
Colin Campbell, Of Liverpool, N. s., through
Major Norton. o. 8. Consul at Pictou, N s.,
splendid gold medal, for gallant service ren-
dered in rescuing the crew Of the American
schooner Treasurer.
, 1862-08-16

MI d ETE ENTH ILLINOIS,.
HAApQuABrzRa 1prH 1111HoIa1
HEHTet11L1. A1A--1 1851
GENERAL OKDER NO. 50.
An commissioned and nou-comn se1oned of1cars.
usIcians and ptYstea belonging to the 1eth regiment
SpectiYe omp . hh1eR, except hosa who have Sur
Eeons certificate OF disability. (which must be sub
detailed OF detsched service, VIII report to thea
Headquarters within OF the date OF the pub
Nshment OF this order.
Those falling 70 comply nth this order VII be
treated 81 deserterB, and their names puhl1ahed -
Euch This oroer wt be carried ont to thr letter.
BJ order Of F-HAEDlNG. Aa1oF Comns1diug-
H. D. TBHP11 A. An5utBnt.
L t4Sa1n*
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n ~ Il 4 Z n
And other Produce consigned to
M. w. ETAR1N & CO..
No. 2oo Duanesk New York. Also-Has 1arKe ven
ventilated and perfectly dy CELLAE sSitanie & fos
may wish to sell Butter In this Market shlp Eaat q
bold tbronEh the season. Will naTe every facility a.
forded the1n nna Il moderate Eatea. T9szl91H
, 1862-08-16

c. STAFFORD. Sole Proprietor and Manufactures
Of Dr. Wilco1's Patent Artificial Leg Ihis Leg ny 2,
such has received the st Rrsn T. At It saS f.. 9neo a4
Eeons in on country It's motion ts received 1ro1a
Rubber Spring (Which Will never hreak) Swing T.
reat orer the Spiral Springs Gsed In otheE
1mbs. Send for Pamphlet. u1<hl1oT%N
, 1862-08-16

NATHANIEL A. HAVEN,
In No. IA South Water street, Chicago,
is making liberal advances On GRAIN, PORK. FLOUR
n TT - r r n
, 1862-08-16

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON.
i i The Northern Iron Company Of Lake Superior
Eeep on hand at It's Dock In Chicago supply
coal Iron, direct from its Blast Furnace and Of al
grades which the attention Of those wanting the best
Quality OF the Lake Superior Metal 1s Invited Cce
10. Is Wells street.
JEsUP, kennedy 4 CO., Agents.
rAfY,E Er,u
, 1862-08-16

Honesty toward the federal government
in money mntters is virtue to be prized and
stimulated. & promising case Of conscience
in St, Iouis in the following:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

Fr1n tho Point Pleasant Mason county Register
By reference to the proceedings Of the
public meeting held at the Conrt House 90
last Monday, il will be seen that the Uuion
men Of Mason county have concluded that
they can dispense with the further services
OF Johu S. Carlilc, aud that they, there.
fore, very politely request him to resign the
position be occupies, since il Is but too ap.
parent thst be is determined to misrepre.
sent their wishes. The course Of Mr. Car.
lille 10 the United State Senate, has been
such as those who are best acquainted with
bis aniecedents, would have predicted, -
Many OF those who gave their influence
aud support 10 place the mAn In The cxal.
ted station he has so meauly disgraoed,
had their misGvinga as to his fitness, in a
moral point OF view, for the place, but
HN,tered themselves that his seeming devo.
tIon TO the cause OF the Union was an ear.
nest that be was, for once IN his life, sin.
ccre IN his profession The result shows.
however, that the man who has been
everything by starts and nothing long
politically speaking, could not be long a
loyal citizen, II be was obliged to leave
Richmond in such hurry, because he
boldly denounced secession aud tried to up.
bold the Union.
Mr.. CarlIle had scarce taken his place in
the Senate Of the United States, until be
began to trim his sails for the Southern
brcezes. We hear of him first exposing
the cloven.fOot in the course he pursued in
that body in reference to the traitor Bright,
aud next by his strenuous opposition tOthc
confscatiOn bill, The whole burthcn Of
his song 10 Washington has been niggcr.
nigger, niger lie has been "chcek by
jowl" with such villaiuous wretches Ms
ValiandighAm, Voorhees,, Ben. Wood, Rich.
ardson, &c, and has been one OF the master
spirits in the party cAucusCs held in the
National Capitol within the last nine
months, the object OF which cAuruses was
to revive party prejjuiiecs, and thus dis.
tract and divide the loyal North.
He voted against the admission of the
new State Of West Virginia, although he
at one time claimed to be the prime mover
OF the measure, and was, until short
time before its defeat, one of its warmest
advocates.
We last hear of him turning up away
out at indianapolis, aud are not surprised
to learn he was the loudest ranter of trea.
son, the most blatant advocate OF the South.
crn rebels at the convention Of unwashed
Democracy there hcld-the fierce.t in his
deuuneiation Of the Government, Of all the
precious scoundrels there cougregatcd -
We would like to see Mr. John S. Carli!e
nttemptto repeat that speech to Mason
county audience, and whenever he wants
TO see "sighIs," let him make tour through
this section OF the country, to render an
account Of his stewardship.
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The Most Stringent RESOLUTIONS yet
Passed At any MestinE.-Ths Onion
Men Thoroughly AwRke--The Cow
srnor Called upon 10 Deal summAr-
lily with Traitors,
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OF the cannon sounded 70 much like SON,
Of JackSoa'I batteries that thought ",
were attacked By bin. Ina moment wal
oSI Of my bed 10 see whether or not my
horse WAS 10 good Skedaddling order, wbsn
some Oue kindly told me that il was the
9Th Of July. Fancy my PheelInkJ The
day was beautiful QUE, bat II lacked the
bright eyes Of loved ones, And the happy
voices Of children TO make Il like a 4lh oi
July Of years ugous.
On the 9Th we took up our line Of march
Fot GAineS' Gross roads, Aiter remaining
there few days, our regiment was trans.
iened from Gen. GeAry'S brigade to the
cavalry brigade Of Gen. ]. P. Hatch. We
were sorry TO have to leave Gen. Geary, be
is gentleman as we'll as General. Heis
the only commander We have been with
yet, who would not guard the property Of
rebels when selecting site for camping,
he would always select the property OF Sc.
cessionisls, and ifthey bad anything to say
about il, he would arrest them, aud send
them to Gen Banks, thereby establishing a
precedent ia part Of the eounlry, dozen
NeueIA'a uANe pASSeu over
From Gaines Gross Roads we came to
this place, We learned that the cars bad
just left With two hundred secesh soldiers.
Scouting parties we're Immediately sent ou,
10 every direction but no rebels were found
Six companies Of tue LIST Maryland cavalry
were ordered to Rapidau Station and burn.
ed large railroad bridge on the river at
that point They met the enemy when
within short distance Of the river, and
drove them IS chat before the wind. Lieut.
Maxwell, Of the rebels, was killed aud three
priVAtes taken prisoners In the absence
ofinHamable matter, fence. .tailsaud shelves
Of wheat were brought until the bridge was
entirely coyered'beiore It was set FIRE to. ln
al hour nothing was left OF Ill The telc.
graph Office and wires were destroyed at
that point. Our regiment, as well as other
cavalry regiments are scouting every day.
Ono day we hear Of jackson being at Lou.
dOnsVille, the next we hear OF him, he is at
Louisa Court House Another time we hear
that be is At Orange Court House. Large
scouts are seut to each Of these points, WIN
always drVie ia the pickets, and 6nd re.
bel force at each place; at every ford ofthe
Rapidau river We eau fad their pickles.
How long we will be permitted to tind and
chase them in cannot say, but hope not
long. There are a few troops here now,
and they are waiting patiently to 80 ard
see Jackson. I'D.
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Letter from tho Ist Va. Cavalry.
CuLrEpPER CorRr HousE, l
CAMP OF THE FIRST Va. CAVALRY,
July %, 1867.

Editors hteiEgcnter:
II we, situated as we are, iu land where
newspapers "ars not" cannot get them 10
read, We will try aud furnish our mite for
those more favored.
Since last wrote you, we have seen
some pretty hard service; at that time we
were attached to Gen. Shields division, but
soon after were ordered to Gen. Geary's
Brigade, then at Rectortown. AfterIcamp.
ing there a few days we were ordered TO
Middletown, which was at that time the
Headquarters Of Gen. Banks.
On the lst Of July, three companies Of
our regiment were sent out on scou! to
Bernard's Springs, distance Of twenty.
one miles, to ascertaini il possible the num-
Der Of rebels at that place. The road
which We were obliged to go lay 10 a gap
in the mountain, It was Oue OF the most
picturesque places ever Travelled, mar.
row rocky road over which flowed stream
Of water, led the only way to our destiua.
tiou. The gapi is about ave miles iu length.
l could have remained there for hours
drinking in the mild beauty Of the scene
Far up iu the mountain top you eau get a
doubtful view of the peaks which appa-
reptly keep guard among the clouds; here
the dark green pines boom up one above
another till at last the beautiful green has
faded out in the sunlight Of heaven; there,
huge old rocks lay piled, 10 confusion one
on the other till the uppermost appears like
a Tiny pebble. 'Aong the shadows Of the
pines bloom hundreds OF flowers Of every
hue. Little streams Of water flow ont from
their rocky home, murmur down over mos.
81 beds to the stream below, which mean.
ders out into the wide aud beautiful lands
10 the valley.
We succeeded in our mission with but
one mishap. Oar advance guard we're at.
tackled BY party Of bushWhackerS, who
wounded corporal Of Capt. Crepp's com. .
pGny; the convenience, aud their lowledge
Of the hiding places iu the mountain rsn.
dered it useless for US TO hunt them.
The 4th Of July camo around, (aSit gen
orally does. J At dIyligbtIhe guns Of fKaapp's
Battery fred salute the arms Of Morphe.
rs, or any other body's arms could not have
held your correspondent for the booming
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clans Grand, useful. inspiring words
were uttered in his presence last night,
and it is gratifying to know that be liz,
tened to them, ont only with attention,
bat with evident cagerness and pleasure.
The speakers were all faithful to the
solemn truth Of the times, but none more
50 than Ex-Governor Boutwell,, the old
democratic leader ofMasSsachuse.ts, who
described the real causes Of the rebellion.
and who showed that ii could never be
suppressed and permanent Union again
restored until the causes Of separation
had been eternally removed.
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Ng-sFheiAL N0Ticu D0abls The above rAtCa.
Ad-iSArly Advertising On rsA-JnAbis terms, acenF.
dnE to The space occupied ahd the number Of changes
made,
AllAdTorissmsHtsi from lratlssnt psrsons o. ttrane
srS. 10 b pad for IN adranos.
bnaiAsa. Cards not exceeding hvs hsa $40 per- year,
o. Tor aiA months, but t9F shorter period nothing
Uil b counted lsaa than square.
Tho privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited to
The AdVeTtiaeFS' oUn lmmrdais buslusss; and all
advertisements. fOf the bsnrdt Of other prsona A.
well as all legal advertisements, aud ysriissmsnls
o. oiAact3n 'ea and real state 'sntln BY them muS'
be paid for At the usual TAtes.
A6sAdVeEilssmenta not accompanied with WFitlsL
dTeetiohs will Be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notice. lof Political Meeting to be charged In all
cases at fun rAies,
Marriages, Notleeso Of Funerals, aud Annoneensnts
Of sermons, 50 cents each. bouVll-'ba
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYi
THAT Is THE QUESTION

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MusIc.-wo have received to-day the follow
M Ing music:
The American Flag
Parade March,
Rising OF the People,
Robin Red Breast,
Col EllsWorth'S Funeral March,
U. 8 Navy QuadrilIe
ThB Last Words Of WAIhlnEtOn,
llSpp' be thy Dreams,
Annie Lise,
Tho Volunteers Farewell,
The PTeednan's SOnV,
May God Project Columbia,
Our Flag Well MAIntdn.
Arise from DrUamI Of Thee,
Ny Village Home,
The Plrst Song With the Angels,
The Standard Of Freedom,
4 Dream Of Hope,
Tho GuubOAt Quick Stop,
Sensations Sweet,
US. Army Calls.
All orders for Music promptly attended to by
D. NIC0LL / BRO,
Jy2l 100 Main strst
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