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Important Hnbeas Corpus Gases.

|atxrY.oNE crrIzEss or NEW YORK IMPRISONED IN
FORT sCHuyLBR--wRIrs HABEAs CORPUS IN
EACH CASE GRANTED ny JUDGE BARsARD--THE
MN TO BROUGHT BEFORE THE SPECIAL TERM
or THE SUPREME COURT ON TUESDAY NEXT, ETC.
highly important case, and one Involving the
berty Of not less than sixty good and loyal citizens
the United states will bs brought before tho special
sm Of the Supreme Tuesday next The facts in
his case, far they have TRANSFERRED, show most
nsartess attempt by certain parties 10 impose upon hon
ut and well meaning citizens, anxious TO serve their
ssptry the the restoration OF the Union bat
1asrous Of doing 10 legitimate manner. Some three
onths ago party Of westchester farmers 70 the
Der OF sixty ono. engaged 80 with man, repre-
ssutng himself colonel Of regiment to Staten Island
Dor the purpose Of forming a company by them.
selves, to be attached to the sostylod coonels
regiment. They were mainly young men Of the
highest respectabiy and the inducements for them
'so engage this that they were hold
position somewhat above the ordinary private
wear different and fsnoiful uniform, DO the rst
company Of the regiment and act kind Of body guard
Ss the colonel Upon arriving Staten Island they found
nastsrs somewhat different from what they had antic
gated Meantime the party who nvegied them into the
arrangement went Albany, and represented that he
had company or men Staten Island which be desired
- have consolidated into another regiment Up to this
sme the men had neither enlisted received any bounty
sr signed any papers They were accordingly opposed
being thus summarily disposed Of Their opposition
vas by imprisonment. They were kept at staten
Island for some time, but finally employed lawyer
- get out . writ Of habcas corpus, which was
granted BY Judge Mstcaif The day upon which these
ris were re,urnable police boat alongside the
Aock the men roned placed board and conveyed
20 Port Schuyler By strategy Of the number sue.
cseded IN getting oavc Of absence 70 this city and
stated the case 10 Mr.. W. " Howe attorney Of i3s Leo
Gard street. who immsdAsey out sixty one wri,s Of
habeas corpus, which granted ~ Judge Barnard
and made returnabe 70 thu special torn Of the Supreme
Court Tuesday next, whom the case vii be I'D for
hsarng Ths witness states tina, while a Fort scbsyer
che men were threatened with imprisonment with hard
labcr and a bali and chain attached 10 them Also with
s4her corporal punishment they did not sign SONS M
psrs Under this bodily fear they signed thc documents
presented TO them memoranda Of the oruc treatment
% which tho men subjected presented 10 yais,
barnard and the whole sxty win DO brought up on
Tuesday the facts, above stated, MI substan
ssased In open court viii prove 10 b. ono q the crosses
ouragss that yet been perpc,ratcd during the
and vii require rigid Investigation into al tho circum
stances, with q view 70 the punishment q the guilty
parties.
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Mw APPOINTMENTS BY GENERAL WOOL, ETC.
Since the headquarters Of the Department Of tho East
ave been removed 10 No. "A Bleecker street, General
Tool and his STAFF have been quito busy daily in attend
q 70 business Colonel Frank r. Howe, the present
ats Agent Massachusetts, has been appointed Asss
ut Quartermaster General wool's star, with the
mix Of captain. The following has also been issued
IRREGULARITIES DEPARTMENT nu East,
NEW York CRY Feb. 2, 1868.
GENERAL onpns-No. Is.
Colonel Thomas J. Cram Aid do Camp and Topographi-
u Engineer Is announced a. senior aid camp 70 the
ommanding General and Chief Of stan.
Gu geon Charles Mcnouga, United States Army, Is an
ounced the medical director OF the department Of the
,nss BY command OF Major General WOOL.
o. +. CHRlsr1nsra Major and Aid Camp A. A. A. @.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Ne state Again Invaded by Rebels, Sc.
Loursvil1, Feb. Z. 1888.
"A Aspaach IRON Giasgow, Ky. dated the oh instant,
- THAT the rsbss under Ferguson and Hamilton,
,soss the river. and again carrying Oh citizens and
smmittmg all sorts Of depredations.
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aEATTACK on FORT D0NELsoM.
4 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
epulse Of the Rebels by the
Union Forces.
or Loss Ono Hundred Killed and
Three Hundred Wounded.
>-~--~~~-~~~~~~~--~~~
forts to Intercept the Retreat
Of the Rebels.
~~~~>>~ss~~>~~~s>~~~>~~~
e.. -
ilciaI Despatch from General
ROsecraus.'
&c.. &c.. Dc.

NuUxxunoRo. Tenn, Feb. Q, 1858.
,r GENERAL a. ". HAIIzW, Generalin-C Chief WASH
,gtoo:-
no Tebes Wheeler, Forrest Wharton and Woodward
cked Fort Dnelson yesterday, at two O'Clock in the
moon, with four thousand mon and eight pieces Of
lery. We had eight hundl4d men In the fort, under
I,nel A. Q. Harding. = '-'- go
he rebels charged the fortnoaions several times, but
10 repused by artillery and infantry with great
tho enemy, rs usual before and after the fight, Dc.
aiding surrender, and Offering 70 spare life II accept
TO-
olons, Harding replied that "Hs was ready for all the
bsequencss."
he snemy's less IN killed was over hundred, and
prisoners three hundrsd.
me forces under Colonel Lowe, from Fort Henry, are
suing the rebels and others have been sent TO inter-
their retreat. Our loss 10 twelve killed and thirty
unded. VS.. KOsECRANs, Major General.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 8, 1853.
GENERAL Dsvis DIVISION with cavalry and artillery has
N sent 70 intercept tho rebels who made the attack
r DonslsOn, under the command Of the rebel General
ryan.
ns hundred and thirtynve rshAIs were buried BY
n Ut Fort Donelson.
ne rebel General Forrest was wounded.
NAMvnIs, Tenn.. Feb. 7, 1868.
Dor victory over the rebos at Fort Donelson
etc and decisive.
Colonel Lowe, Of the Fifth Iowa, In command Of
. forces At the fort.
whsn our informant left one hundred and fosty-hve
bs had bean buried, one hundred prisoners taken and
Gro were being brought IN.
n rebsb retired towards Charlotte.
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II. lpUAcs fcV. " i'""s
George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters
House Ibis Afternoon BY United States detectives and
given the alternative Of leaving the stale In hsK hour
Or going shs jail He chose the former and crossed
me river immediately lie was advertised 70 deliver
6osicai speech tonight, but was summary prevented
b. lhs Provost Marshal
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The Contest for the United states sena.
torship In the Missouri Legisiasare.

JDTH*uN III. 20 I, Iso5.
In Toe lon sesslon Of the Missouri Legislature 70 day
there was considerable mapcuverns 10 choose United
States Senator.
On the twepty.second ballot Mr. Broadhsad was win
drawn aud Mr. Brseknrdgs rspominaisd. The resat Of
the ballo, was AZ follows
Breeknridge. .........so Phelps ...,.4........,.A
Brown........*........1 Scattering .............
Previous 10 the twsnty fourth ballot the name Of Mr.
Brecslnridss W" Withdrawn, and Mr.. Glover vas 70
nosnlnsssd. Judge Clover, o. n, Louis. and John W.
Noel we're aha nominated The following 10 the result
Of the ballot
Phels.sssss Nosl.s
Gioref..........as sss..H Covw....,*...ss.ss.s.
Bows .s.st.ss.ss..SS
yso~ssfy 70 choice o..
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ne with tss Canadian malls for TIE steamer Nor
w.gas y % "a track, ana VIII ssts ho1rs 70 60,
be-. 10 Norwegian consequently ON ~, isss k~r g.
Iartars f,r iIycrT1s .rtu 10 ncro~ (sanssy) Al roos
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Loss OF tho Cunboat Glide by Firs-Ths
Work ON the Cut on Progressing.

4
The Light draught gunboat Glide destroyed BY nrs
this morning. The bat, guns and machinery total
loss. The of the IRE Is unknown.
voksburs letters OF tho 3isi umo say tina. the canal
project j. fully adopted and that the largest possible
force win be kept at work night and dAy upon until ~
completed. II must be- wholly cut tho required width
and depth having been demonstrated that reancs
be placed on the action Of the water washing 10
out sorns weeks must olap@e before tho compst,on d
the work Troops from above oontlnsed 10 arrive.
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Sos-Arrfvsi of the Europa.
HAfwAr, Web. s-sP.M
slorn prevailing.
Ihs,s arc 40 ys, no slgps q The garopa
Bazaar, Feb f--sAM
Tb. weather . clearing sp No signs q the Earoys
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IMPORTANT FROM WcKsBUR0.
The Union Ram Queen Of the West Sue
cessfally Runs the Blockade.
Attack on Her by the Rebel Bat
teries and a Steamer.
THE REBEL STEAMER CRIPPLED.
SKETCH OF THE UNION RAM.
Amusing AnecdOte About Her
Commander.
How No Conquered . Rebel In
Crinolino.
Destruction Of the GunbOat Glide
by Fire.
The Work on the Canal 0oing on
vigorously,
g.. g.. u.
How No Conquered q Rebel n
Crinolino.
Destruction Of the GunbOat Glide
by Fire.

CHioAoo, Feb. !, 1858.
AdsspatcA from Memphis announces the arrival Of tho
steamer Adeline from vicsburg She reports that the
Queen Of the West the rebel blockade Monday
morning a daylight Ono hundred heavy siege guns
opened on the Queen Of tho West she steamed paat
rebel steamer also opened Hro tho Queen OF the
West, which was repliedso.
Ths rebel steamer was crippled.
The Queen Of the West under nre three quarters
IN hsur.
inc following 10 tho
SCENE OF rRE GALLANT EXPLOIT.
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No signs Of tine Dohemiaa.
PowrAsp, Feb. 1-ior.k
There are as JET no signs of the steamship BshsmAss,
nov due 81 this port vith Liverpool ds,ss 81 The 92d
uittn~
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only exposed mbec,y Washington and disgracseul
jealousy among the army officers These letters present
the curious spectacle of the president and another
member OF court martial Ab0rng 10 convict The prison
o., In whose behalf the government advocate H. undh
gusedy working little more work and less quarrel
ing would better advancchc interests Of all parties con-
Oerned.
REBEL Acmnvnnum m MIDDLE rnsNnAER.
A usual In such cases, the rebels began Immediately
AFTER the hurfreesboro retreat 10 whistle 70 keep their
courage up. This art n well understood by both
rebel generals and newspapers Yon have already had
Baggs address TO his army In which be gcrines himself
and men. md u stated in article In the Bannsr
viewing the achievemcntso the rebel army that
ing 70 their story, since tho LIST Of November Braggs
Grams 800 prisoners fsry -four pieces Of artillery 900
small arms and 100 wagons A. nrst glance this appears
70 be rather mprobabe but closer examination O the
ngures will show them 70 have been but little exaggerated
Our loss In prisoners at Harsve about 500 and At
khrfreesboro fully 900 despite tho statement Of the A.
ISOLATED Press agent reducing this half At Murfrees
boro We lost thirty pieces artillery, but certainly NOT
10, 900 muskets.
hnnEI Lossns At nuRsRxzssoRo.
impossible TO CLEAN from the BdHm0 an idea even
OF tho oss Of the rebels at Nurrsesboro. No aluson
whatever made TO tho subject except In notices Of so
lated regiments eAdes The following 10 the of1cia
report Of the losses in tho Fourth brigade, Whor div
sion, Folks Corps
Tenth South Carolina infantry ................ 10
Ninth South Carolina infantry. ................ ~
Twenty fourth Alabama infantry .............. d
Twenty eighth Alabama infantry ~
Thrty-fourth Alabama infantry. o.
Wheeefe Dauefy ................ .
Twenty ninth North Caroina-Col Vance. ........ 70
~
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tho rebel battery hpNnh landing near The mon N n
tho fazoo river fIcr ootnoana.r ~ tha, ,,,,. -.
Captain Edward w. Sutherland bold and brave nan ana
\ q gnllant oulcar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04

fS One Of the six pound oblong Shells
ired INTO the vessel va which Gen. Fostei
ran the rebel blockade, bore tbs mark Of
ueorge Ill. Fox IL Co., Boston airfe
turcfs.
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Monthly, thus discourses
The one place in the world where
man las no business to he is the inside
OF dry goods shop. He never looks
and neveris SO big and bungIipg as there.
woman glldes in and out among crowds
OF her sex, steers sweepineIy clear OF Ill
obstacles, and energies triumphant. A
man enters and Immediately becomes oil
boots aud elbows. lie needs as nnu. h
room 70 tarn around in as the English
iron-clad Warrior and it takes him as
long. He treads on all the founces, runs
against all the clerks, knocks down all
the children, and generally under foot.
III he gets an idea into his bead, Minis
battery Cannot dislodse it. You thought
OF huyieg shawl but thousand con.
fidefations, IN the shape Of Rsglans,
cioaks, saImas, pea jackets, induce you 10
modify your views. He stands b. YOU
lie hears all your inquiries and ali tic
clerks suggestions The whole process
oil your reasoning Is visible 20 the naked
eye. lie secs the sack, or visite, or cape
put upon your shoulders, and you walk
ing of IN 1T, and whom you are half way
home, he will muttcr. 10 idiotic amaze.
ment, IL thought you were going 10 buy
shawl IL Is enough 10 drive one
Wild.
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4 NiIED STATES MARSHAL,S
~ SALE. 'ew }4&
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Dis1RlcT o. Iowa.


DisrRIcT o. Iowa.
By virtue OF an execution 10 dirccss<1 t,sra n,
the Clerk 81 The Dis rici Court tbs QnItsa e,,s
Tor the southern Division 81 the Mstrict u IN ni
agsinsk YIN. n. Austin and Charles II. Albers ns,,
ners unde tie arm name of VIM II. Auniin 4 VI -
favor james Rass, have levied upon, ana Al Mi
TO the ghost bidder, The door Of The ,,
u tie District Court or the thited States The IT,
trct Iowa, al keokuk, In sad Dists sl d, ~. stb
day OF May ,sea between the no uss VI elecs
A NJ, aud o'el.tAr ~, Of said day, the follow ins
parsonsi prolsrts .to,Sits
Note Of Benhsu Ill., dated Noyenberz 90 for ses no
so Tor sg 10
With chattel holtsaSe secarias The same.
Note Of l.. WOOD, daLed March L. rs, for e9a 81
= chas. 4, Thomas, dated March a3, '67 90 %
- HI, hard Price. . Oct. L. 81 ~ a
King n TumeIty, - apri 20 tsG 50 co
- Peter haubert, Oct. j. - - Al
S@A' an
g schlli Il Rocker, March Id, s37 los %
!" S. L.. Barnum, I" Aprii s7 IS. AN 20
which last note certain psynepss are ss
Will fully Aspesr. Ma f $3.50
Taken and levied upon as he properly OF Au.tin q
Go. 10 setis3 said &ris OF Execngioi 4 4
keokuk, aprti Z, We3.
III. Nj. HOAIE. ". q. MaYshaI-
spe-d4w 81 hAans fuLros. Ia pusy.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

II
10 L. G Dobyns and Mary Doh3ns his wife. C II pcarce
Jones Met atchson sfa --- sirt uteheon his " he
~ AID J. Rulaiok, Thomas IL Hinds, A L Salms
Ven Auftal, q NJ Crane Hatch A 1Aonp son Al
wright and u Wright, s1seuts rs OF the eF,a,s
or Wright deceased. Chaplin A. Lev, Love bry an.
Adams Co, Nm slanaus. II u Woodward a
90. u iAempsoDs Aala King, Charles Psrstns
4 Go. 3li-s
You, and each Of you, hereby notified that there
IL now DE IN the o.Ge OF the Clerk the Disttet
Cont OF Lee Coants, Iowa, al Keoknk, petition Of
O. HI Ferry claiming Of you ths said L.. G. Dobyns the
sum of SEVEN Hundred aud Eighteen Dollar, wtth IN
per cent interest per annsn Mareb 30, 1863 as
mone! cue On two pfunssory and also "a. mn
asainst all OF you the f0reeiosure cerAin Mraaus
gwen 10 SECURE said notes ana cpuvry
k,al Estate te-wtt One hundred ieei on Fatteu
sttest by ninety uIce aud t igd on tlgheeut
street bepS part o. his abd In och tnfty In
tie addition q " iiiiam H. " .ilIaIns aud Reeve a
fciry 10 the ~ - heclUk Ia the eouay % Lee ard
state Of lows in which seal Estate yoa have or claim
sunle int est.
And nniuss yon appear thereto and defend before
noan OF the second aay tue Al term OF The said
bftei t"utt con ineheluE on ttseIst Aonday fxeep-
,euher, iStJ luag and dec no. will DO iender ed
asainst! YOU thereon by default.
RANKIN & MeCRARY
Apif-asw ATTORNEYS Tor tialntiA.
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EF In aceorlarcc sith All order civ.
en short time ago, the inmates of all the
military hospitals south Of the Potomac.
who are united for iIcld service, are be-
ing organized into dot.e. ments Of guards,
attendants and nurses for The hospitals
10 expedite this work. all the hgspitals
have been placed under lfr control Of Gen.
Martlnlale, Military Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04

A LARGE TOBACCO CRop.-Mr. vii.
liam MCLEAN. Of Henderson county, Ky,
has Just sold lis crop OF tobacco, embra.
cling three hundred aud eighty thousand
pounds, together with his crop of corn, for
the sum OF $4,000. The tobacco alone
brought sos, 0u0. The Louisville Jour.
nal say. IN. j. the most valuable yield
ever produced On single piantati1n in
kentucky.
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THE GATE CITY,
where Men are out OF Place.

Gail Hamilton, in the last Atlantic
Monthly. thus diseourses - - rs
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T EGAL NOTICE.

George C. Anderson,
VS..
Robert Simpson, SEqnilabie procecs,nu
klizaJtth J. Simpson
Fcc Clark, Senior.
tue aenishoahtN viii axe notice that thorr Is now
on ny ~ we oAee OF The Clerk the District Court
~ Les equity iowa, at krokuk, petition IN eauitv
~ leo ~ g. ! ndersen ttatitK that be- rec.,vyred
Judgement agahst R9loel simpson al lhe y, btu.Yy
term 1864 OF said Court Tor 81 s3 3s wlth coats and
~ her sc - Interest cad tki execution IL gsyer 81
sara shdt scr, hldtr said tuiemynt was levied an
Lots esnd ., IN lock sixty Eve Gsl ana fots q
~ Block ~ Ia lie Ciiy OF hcok AK lie. county Iosa
mat said Robert siinpsoa all said property
excepting ~ set OF oae lat tssoree Clark SEN he
tathsr vi his sile ami that The same day ,d CLARK
conveyed said property tnkiixabefh s. a.,
SHERATON - $500 thai tho said safes were fran-
eni, &c said aetiton prays that the a Ies MAJ B.
cebt, aud tor general raiief.
Aud uaiessyoa appear aud answer said petition on
OF before Tho reeond day at OF the sent mbor
Term, 1873, oil said Geurt d, cree win be taksn a. ~
Confession aud according 10 the prayer OF he OIL
RANKIN Il McCRAHY,
apl5-daN fiaIntia's AtsurbeYal
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b" loFrgoing Preamble and Resolu.
lions we're first submitted to and unAni.
moosiy adopted BY the several CON panies
composing the Regiment, and after ward 4
on the 18th inst. read aud submitted on
Dress Parade, and uuanim ously sdop,ed
by the Regiment. Three hearty cheers
wefe then given for the Resolutions, three
Tor our own noble State Of Iowa. and
three ore aud Tiger FOR the Union md
our glorious old flag.
Cor. CnAs H Amor, chm.
Lieut. Il u. IiKaroS, s,eey.
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STATE OF IOWA, "a IN the District Covyt Of
LEE CousTr. ! = said Ceani y,allt. Asasssn
Jesse Wilson, Plaintiff, IS soseph IA FIR. L. d.
Cass Fry, Michael Fry, their father ara s{nv n
gusrdisn, L u Han,rs. Admtaktrcers ~ A. =
Of Liizaheth frs. decesssd, besensiAnls
ksttsn rs hereby given ~ TIE npsrapysnsA hsvs,u
a'nse nauisI' tnaaa fT NsnN AEtsh a<ttsst die
IN the crtkr once Of The Disiet Court aiu In
hrhal OF the above named flniBtig aeNirst veu &na
claiming that The said r. h. Hpnes - stor
DE- tens " sxshalh Fry, dscxasea b. rcosirsd
and competed toc"nptste Ne specinc prrtorrsaas Of
contract II sale q resl sssaasf lSs Csya,y Isws
aey Of the to sa1a ~ eeAa ~ extingshsa sua
barred, and the ttis ofpefniop-r usrsts te qSstsd
and essabIsshed. Aad<6f asessSsssif<f 5@sas
| And naiess xeA appear aad .1ske defsDse ehesto
before mona u a eecnd day 81 the sextsas VI Gid
NIT IN eosehs9Aoe ostee third oaday ~ Ass, 49,
iudgmen, III ~ rendered sFsiost pst3 - ~
In said petisioa. MOZART n. Gik444xks
ap9-dAW Atiern1f - 1GmaA
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10 Congress, in their efforts 70 preserve
the Integrity of the Union, and to this
end hereby unanimously pledge ourselves
to stand BY them in enforcing efficient
execution of the laws against traitors and
tories at home as well as abroad.
18th, That the Hawk Eye and Argus
Of Burlington, the Gate City of Keokuk,
Iowa City Republican, Mnscatine Jour.
nal, and papers throug hout the State, be
requested TO publish the proceedings.
Col. CnAs. VI. ABBorr, Chm.
Lieut.. L. b. HEAros, sec'y.
We the undersigned. being all of the
commissioned officers present Of the 3Oth
Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry con
cur IN, and fully endorse this Preamble
and each and all Of the foregoing ResoIu-
lions, and thereunto subscribe our names.
Chas. III. Abbott, Colonel.
w. M. q. Terrence, 1t. Colonel.
5. 9. Rodgers, Assistant Surgeon.
N. S. Prize, Assistant Surgeon.
X Giodnongh, Capt Co. A.
David Lctner, list 1t. Co. B.
Jas. 7 All ken, I'd 1t. Co. B.
Aurel'us Ro5erts, Capt. Co. C.
Hugh L. Creighton. "a 1t. Co. c.
W. II. Randall, Capt Co. ID.
Geo. W. Elerick, list 1t. Go. D.
Joseph smith, Capt. Co. L.
Nj. w Parker, LIST Lit. Co. Il.
John W Middleton, I'd 1t. Ce.E,
John Z. Ford, Capt. Co. r.
I. IL. Bence, LIST 1t. Co. f.
Geo A, Miller, Cd 1t. Co. +.
X. d, Creamer. Capt. Co. @,
T.. b. Heaton, LIST 1t. Co. G..
>. }. Chester, cd l.. c &.
MATHEW Clark, C4pt. Gu IL.
Jaeol Fry. 1T II. Co. II.
Samuel II Watkins, I'd Lit. Co. H.
ley BarF, Capt Co /.
I'D. M. Dean, lst LIT. Go. |.
lanes II (,alt.ul.s nlt.
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RIA Court martial at Boston has
sentenced two soldiers to be shot for de
sertion. One sentence has been commu.
ted by the President, the other approved
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~ 1t "a said that go Grants expen-
ses before V,ehsbliB .or the single item
OF chartering steamers, are s 10000 per
day,
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~ II Is estimated that il will require
$50 100000 to pay The pension debts the
next year
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The Enemy in tho Rear.

The Indiana disloyalists are beginning
to initiate their confederates in Southern
Illinois. Last Saturday, under the lead
of one Prosser, Democratic" member
of the Legislature, they broke up Union
meeting in Brown county, and killed a
Federal Sergeant who had been sent to
arrest some deserters. On the same day,
at Danyile, Ind. . collision took place
between disloyalists and Unionlsts, in
which FIVE men are said to have been
wounded
Such events az these show that the enc.
my In the rear, who, for n long time, con.
tented himself with seditious talk, has at
last resorted to overt acts In Indiana
and Illinois, the war has actually COM
menoed. Resistance has been made to
the laws of the Government, blood has
been shed, and officers of the Union army
have been shot down in the discharge of
their duty It is time for The Govern
ment TO meet this new trouble and repress
it before il has accomplished further mis-
chief
If these disloyal organizations are not
broken up a, once, aud their leaders pun
ished. whole districts will shortly become
theatres of bloody collisions between
Unlonists and disloyalists, and every
Democratic stronghold will be rendes.
vous for deserving soldiers, who will rally
there to fight against the Government
they arc unwilling to fight for.-[St. LOU
is News,