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Pennsylvania.
Hon. John w. Forney, Hon. David Wllmot,
Hon. Edw. Mcpherson, Hon. VIM. ID. Kelly.
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James T. Hale,
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Senator sprAgue, Hon. II. b. Anthony.
Mrs. Senator Foot, Mrs. Woodbridge,
Mrs. Senator Collamer, Mrs. Justin S. Morrill,,
Mrs. Portun Baxter.
Virginia.
Hon, Senator CaHlle, Mrs, J, c. Underwood,
Mrs. Judge wylie.
West Virginia.
Hon. Senator Wiley, Hon. Jacob D, Blair,
Hon. sen'r. Van Wrinkle Hon. KelliAn Y. whaley
Wtsoonsin.
Mrs. Senator Doolittle, Mrs. Senator Howe.
D. B, FRENCH,
jAs-dtFl President of the Association
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MEDICAL.


Dr.. NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the Fed
sral Block, Corner ofsevonth and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent oanceI. Rooms % and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases Of a private nature treated in the
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
in all caSsS. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of rOLUPTUOUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEHERATIFE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS; SCROFULA, BLOTCHES
ON TINE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DIsEAsEssn and DISEASE
OF TINE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
csecy prevent you from applying Immediately to
Dr.. vellny, who is ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and he will speedy send
you IN yenr way rejoicing
sELF-ABUsE.
That dreadful SOSurEe of the young, INDUCED In
whea alone, destroys the generativc organs, units
them for married life, producing weakness OF the
back and limbS, loss of animation and muscular
power, pApItation Of the heart nervous irrtabiIl-
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful conIe.
quSnees Of delay, do not fail to make your case
known Immediately to Dr. vellny. Your secrets
with hin are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical Ikill
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his skillfuI
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri'
nony, who Suppect themselves ofimpotenCy semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from re-
lAsed state of the genital organs, whether the re
suit Of disease injury, youthful indiscretlons oil
indulgence Of the passions in ripper years, are car
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uosTETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure OF HEALTH. "But howl" you ask.
We answer, tits an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERVEs, the servants OF the brain.
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate, from day TO day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and rOfrcsh the INNER MAN,
And like watch, that's kept In chime
ny constant care, with railroad time,
Tho SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spiris, too.
How" you inquire, can this be donei
This Victory s'er Disease be WOMB
"HoTRrTER's BITTEns," we reply,
IL HEALTH'E SUPREME FRoTBsTIoN-TRY
As means Of regenerAtlng the disordered and
enfeebled system regulating every function Of the
internal organs reViving the depressed spirits In.
MIGRATING the constitution, and prolonginE life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past or
the present time, has been 90 completely and uni.
VersallY successful As
HosTETTBRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vApors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy sir.
Drink not unmiXsd the water found
In prairies, woods, or msrshy ground,
II fedentsry toll you ply,
Nature you must dstist-or die;
For when debArred from excrsire
For artificial old she eries.
bledicine's grand purpose and intent
Il threatened evil TO prevent:
And ifyouid be relieved or spared
From ills that crush the uRprspGTeG
HoHtetter's httsrG uGe-for note
They are the sUREsT ANTIDoTR.
To set at defiance the miAImA OF unhe althy soils
the poison OF unwholsome water, the otfuvia Of
crowded wort-rOomH and faotoFieH, and the han q.
full influence Of sedentAry employmsntS, II 10 only
necessary to be foresrmed with
HosTETTBRs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTRRs.
DyBpOpSia'E pAngs, that rack and grind
The body, and dspress the mind
Aguos, that As they 60 and come
Make life constant maEtyrdomi
ColiOB and dyrentsric pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigvr waneG
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day by day
Nervous prostrGtion, mental gloom
Horhlds Of madness or the tomb;
For theso-thouEh mineral noItruma fall
Means Of relief at least We hail,
HesTETTER'S BITTERs-medIelne garo,
Net 10 prevcti, alone, but cure.
Ia dyspepsia, fever and Ague, bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation
scs-sieEness, spaSns, and in all complaints OF Mar
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness OF the body, the one great remedy and
restorative Is
HosTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious VApor, by DIR. $. b.
SIG MoND, No. 2eo Pennsylvania avenue,
Innoxious vapor, mot Laughing Gas,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAestb etie Agent en-
tirOly free from eKhilerAting effects and perfectly
harmless, causing a quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensations and perfect inSonsibility to pain.
dec6-dtf
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WAsHiNOTON, January 10, 1864.
The undersigned, Physicians to the Poor Of the
ssyeral wards will YACcinate all persons in their
respective wards who are unable or unwilling to
defrAy tho expense, by calling upon them at the
places desiglAted, and viii visit inhrm persons Tor
This purpose at their residences.
IT, n. LOWRIE, M. D., First ward, lsl Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
C.s. TAFT, NJ. d., Second ward, Entwisle's drug
store, corner Of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
GEO, W. DALE, NJ. D., Third ward, No 623
J. ~ HERBERT, NJ. D., Fourth ward, corner
Third and |, No. 25oJ 8 to a. m.
GEoRGE MCCOY, NJ D., Fifth ward, 629 Penn
sylyania avenue, Second and Third streets east
". X. COMBS, M, D., sixth ward, =. 5. WAlsh's
drug store No. COS Eighth street east to 2 y. M
RICHARD Q. CRoGGoN, NJ. D., Seventh ward,
corner seventh street west and street southj
office hours from TO Up, N. Janls-eouot
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READ REV. W. B, LEES LETTER.


BROOKLYN, N. Y, May %, 1858.
MeSsFs Hoststter 4 Smith:
GRNTLEhESi have used your BltterH durlnE
the last six weeks and feel due to you and TO the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me. | never wrote hputfn for Any
one, and abhor everything that Savors OF quaCk-
cry. But your Bitters arc entirely removed from
the level OF the mere noarums of the day, being
patent alike to ALL and exactly what they profess
to be- They are not advertised to cure everything,
hut they are recommended to assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing Of many OF the
most common inhTmitles Of the body, and this they
will accomplish. had been unwell for tive
months, 40 ia usual with me during the spring
was bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and a
general disease of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled TO keep at work In the discharge
OF my professional duties, was very weak, OF a
yellow complexion no appetite, and much Of the
time confined to my bed. Whom had been taking
Yom Ritters week my yigor returnedj the sallow
complexion was all gone, TellEhed my food, and
now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which so recently were so very irkBome and bur
densome to me. When used your BitterI IGh a
change every day. These are Jaas. All inference
must he made by each individual for himself
Yours respectfully,
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EW YORK
~ AND
WAsHIN TON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

-
SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, d, c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALYOR, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
SRDAYs, at 10 a. m, from foot Of High street,
York.
For freight OF gs;,,ge SgPI gyr tS ,u.,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de23-sm lit Wall street, New York.
IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
- WAsHINOToN, D. C., Dec. IS, 1893.
Io,he Crol1trs and Manufacturers Of Far aud Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
Insnt, consisting of Hon. J. X MoreheAd, OF Penn
1ylyAniA, William NJ. Bailey, OF Rhode Island. and
appropriation made by the last Congress, viz;
"For Investigations to test the praotieAbility OF
Eituto for cotton, twenty thousand dollars;n hay.
ing mot and, after several days Investigation of
the subject, believing that further and fuller
notice OF their Investigations might produce vslu-
able results, adjourned to meet again on Wednos-
day, the Gath day February next, at l2 O'Clock,
NJ, and request all persons interested in the dis
yelope the subject for the public good to send to
this Department, on or before that day, samples Of
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages Of pre-.
paratiOn Of the hbres and fabrics prepared by
them accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost OF production In each
CASE also, desofip IN OF the kinds and cost OF mn
chinery used, where made, ke.i together with any
and all information that may be useful TO the
Commission.
This Information is necessary before all intcl.
gent distribution ULn be made,
ISAAC NEWTON,
dsel6-dtlc9I CommiBSl0ner.
Dogs CLOTHING I'VE ARE NOW
ID In receipt Of q large assortment OF BoyEi and
Chillren's Clothing OF the neweHt styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
~ which we invite the attention OF pArentB
WALL STEPHENS h Co,
SaS PennGylYAniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
apr lO-taf Star Iutsl.
HOTEL GERHARDT,"
IL $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South side between Four-And-A-hAlt and sixth Ats
Washington, ID. Z.
The undeTsigned most respectfully calls tho at.
tention OF the public OF Washington and strangers
to this entirely and splendidly furnished hotel
IL contains large number Of bedrooms and par.
Tors. A brilliant Restaurant supplies customers
with the best Rhenish, French and Catawba wines,
liquors, Ales, beer, cigars, oysters and everything
good and In season, The prices are very moderate
jan1.Im JOS. GERHARDri Proprietor.
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Pastor OF Greene Avenue Presbyterian n i
READ 4. u. Il. n. sobTHWoRTHs LETTER.
PROCpEtT COTTAGE, GEORGETowR, .. c.
April Q 1858.

NEA u Z. u, n n, SUI LETTEh
PHOGpElT COTTAGE, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
April 2, 1858.
NCssrS. HcSteifCr & Smith.
GEETLLmEE: II gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those OF Others In favor of your
excellent preparation. Several years OF residence
on the banks Of Southern river, and OF close an.
plieAtiOn to literary work, had so thoroughly ex-
haunted my nervous system and undermined my
health, that had become martyr to dispepsia
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter.
walls and defying all known remedies In the MAteFia
MedioA. | had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when friend recommended
HUBtetteTl BitterB. procured a bottle as an OK
pertinent. II required but one bottle to eonylnce
me that had found at last the right combination
Of remedies. The relief It afforded me hGG been
complete, It is now some yearH since hrBt tried
Hostettsrs BtteTS, and It IL but just to say that
have found the preparation all that II claims 10
be. HiBa Standard Family Cordial with US and
even as stimulant we like It better than any
thing elSc but we use II In all nervous bilIouI
and dyBpOtic cases, from fever down TO toothaeLe'
II what | have now said will lead any dyspeptle or
nervous InVslid to azure remedy, IAhali have done
some good.
I remain, gentlemen, respectfully yOurs,
V, ID. h. n. SOUTHWORTH,
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remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
Y, d. h, n, SOUTHWORTH
READ JOHN W. BRONAuGHS LETTER
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDS ARD DOCKS, !
kun m Ln..u- Y l

IL.
NAVY Dept, BUREAU OF YARDSAE DOcKsl
December 80, 1859. I
Ms5srs. HOGisiicr & Smith, PihSbUrgh, Pa;
GENTLEMEN; About four years since my Atten.
tiUn was called to your Celebrated Stomach BIT
tiers, being at tho time a perfect martyr TO dys-
pepsia, In all u its terrific fOrmB. Indeed had
not known for six years uninterrupted nlght's
sleep. commenced the use OF your DitteTB, taxi
Ing them according to your directions, except that
the dose was reduced to one-hAl and found myHelf
much, very much, benefited by the hrst bottle the
second relieved me entirely but have ever since
taken dose in the morning Immediately on rising
finding II to act ~ TOME and appetizer OF the
most agreeable character. There 10 a pGcuLarity
In the EFFECT Of your BtterH on me which 1t may be
we'll to BtAte; II from any cause shall DO suffering
ever so Reutely with the headache, a dose of Your
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes In oonolu.
sion, say with all sincerity and truth, | would
not be returned TO the state OF health In which
your BitteTs found me, and from which they have
Internationally relieved me, for all the money In
this world ] am, with great respect,
Your Obedlent servant,
JOHN W. BRoNAuGH, Chief Clerk
PTepAfedby HoSTETTER & SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
And sold by DruggiLtI aud Family GrOserI.
New York Otfop No, A26 BROADWAY
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RESTAURANTS.

ID EMR ICH'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street,
Washington, D. {. dsl4-2mG
u E NO DS' HOUSE,
COR. OF EIGHTEENTH st. AND PENN. AVENUE
WASHINGTON, DC.
Meals furnished st all hours, Aad At the shortest
notice. J. W. REYNOLDS,
Ocib-u Proprietor.
IN II L a L BI o. N,
% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2lBt and 22d LtreetI.
BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING,
MEALS AT ALL Houns.
~ Give Us call.
Iol0-iy C. II. GILMAN.
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I INTERIOR ADoRNMEN Ts

OFALL 0EApESAND FRIcEs.
warranted Gold Band Window shsdeA Butf
Green and Blue Holland Shades, all SiIesi made tt
oIdor.
Also, handsome assortment OF Picture Cord and
TABselS, all sizes and oolorB.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old Ftoek e
accumulate, persons needing the above goods viii
find II to their advantage to give me call.
All work executed and superintendent by prAotioA
their trade,
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me q call.
Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 498 Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Follows Hall.
nov l6-1ms
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THE GREAT FAIR

THE GREAT FAIR
To be held under the auspices of the
LADIES' SOLDIERS REFEF ASSOCIATION,
In tho
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THE DIS
TRTCT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, # serving in the District
Regiments
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Dr.. NJ. vELLNYs Private Hospital in the Fed.
sral Block, Corner ofssvonth and F streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofieeS Rooms % and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
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AZ very large meeting OF the Association, at
the house Of Mayor WALLACE, on Wednesday,
January 6, 1884, changes were ade In the commit
tees and the collectors, q new Committee on Deco
rationS was appointed, and also persons from the
SeVersl Loyal states to solicit subscriptions con.
tributons OF articles, &C., 1t was ordered that the
President cause the list, as corrected to be pub
uShed in all the city papers daily, until the lat Of
February.
PrssidtRi.
Major b. B. FRENCH
Iirc President
HENRY d. COOK, Esq
Secretary
SELAH SQUIRES, Esq.
TTeGSwrr.
Mira. L. Z. CHITTENDEN.
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SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, d. c.
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney Collector OF Customs, or any other officer
under the United StateB Government, or respOnsi-
BILE person known to this office.
D. H. FUCKER,
dee-tG Brig. Gen. and Quartermaster.
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thereby certify that, to the best oil my knOwl-
| edge and belief, the Above-nAmed guarantOTs are
good and sufficient as Gureties for the amount for
(which they offer 10 be security.
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SSs PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streetn (up stAirE)
The proprietor Of this favorite Restaurant hss
spATed no pains to make this the beet Re5taurant
Ia Washington, and he points with pleasure TO the
large patronage he has always beef hOnOTcd with
and TesDRctfily HOlioits continuance Of the EEmc
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments oUu-
EtAntly on hand, and at the mOat reasonable rAtes.
BREAKFAST,
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Vast Armies and their Movements

There have been vast armies, and
grand movements in ancient times
Here is record of some of them.
Sepnacheribe, the Bible tells us, lost
in single night $4,000 men by the
destroying angel.
! The city of Thebes had hundred
gates, and could send out at each gate
10000 fighting men and 200 chariots,
in all 100000 men and 10000 war
chariots. tl'.
The army Terrah, King of Ethiopia
consisted of 100000 men and 800
charitos Of war.
Sesostris, King ofEgypt, led against
his enemies 100000 men, $4,000 cav
airy, and 27 scythe-armed chariots-
l4Sl b. G.
Hamilcar went from Carthage and
landed near Palermo. He had fleet
of 1000 ships and 5000 small vessels,
and a large force of 100000 men. At
the battle in which he was defeated
100000 were slain.
Minus, the Assyrian King, about 22O0
year b. c.. led against the Bactrians an
army of 100000 horses, and 10000
chariots armed with scythes.
Semiramis employed 100000 men
in building Babylon. She took los, 900
prisoners at the Indus, adm sank 1000
boats.
A short time after the taking of
Babylon, the forces Of Cyrus consisted
of 100000 foot, 100000 horses, and
1000 chariots armed with scythes.
An army of Cambyses, $4,000 strong
was buried in the desert sands of Africa
by the south wind. syrH.e
When, Xerxes arrived at Thermopyle
his land and sea forces amounted to
2,6l4, 4,6lO, exclusive of fservants, eunuchs
women, suffers, &C., in all numbering
5,2s2,22O. So say Herodotus, Plutarch
and Isocrates.
The army Artaxerxes, before the
battle Of Conaxa, amountedto ], 1000
Ten thousand horses and 100000
foot fell in the fatal field of Issus.n,
When Jerusalem was taken by Titus
100000 men perished in various
ways.
The army of Tamerlane is said to
have amounted to 100000 and that
of his antagonist, Bajazet, to l 100000
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The Beginning Of the War.

To show how utterly false the asser-
ton of Copperheads is, that the admin
istration is justly chargeable with this
war, we give below a short extract
from the ''Southern History ofthe war"
by Edward A. Pollard, until short
time ago one of the Editors of the Rich
nfsnd Examiner. Mr.. Pollard sums
up the Goings of the Confederates be-
fore the Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln as
follows.
"On the incoming of the Administra-
ton of Abraham Lincoln, on the 4th of
March, the rival Government of the
South had perfected its organization;
the separation had been widened and
envenomed by the ambidexterity and
perfdy of President Buchanan. The
Southern people, however, still hoped
for the deplored war between the two
sections, as, 'apolicy detrimental to the
civilized world.' The revolutionin the
the meantime, had rapidly gathered
strength, not only in moral power but
in the means of war and munitions of
defense. Fort Moultrie and Castle
Pinckney had been captured by the
South Carolina troops; Fort Pulaski the
defense of Savannah, had been taken,
the arsenal at Mount Vernon, Alabama
with twenty thousand stand of arms,
had been seized by the Alabama troops;
Fort Morgan, in Mobile Bay had been
taken; Fort Jackson, st. Philip, and
Pike, near New Orleans Mint and
Custom House had been taken; the Lit
tie Rock Arsenal had been seized by
the Arkansas troops, though Arkansas
had refused to secede; and on the 10th
of February General Twiggs had trans
ferred the public property in Texas to
the State authorities" IA n.sdi enaI =
Mr.. Pollard does not mention in his
history that the Southern leaders had
the least disposition, before they began
the war, to agree to any terms OF peace
on the basis Of their continuance in the
Union, but only hoped for the peaceful
accomplishment oftheir independence,
! and deplored war between the two Sec
!tions, as a ::p9)iQr detrimental to the
civilized world. VI Louisville Press.
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"By Their Fruits shall We Know
-r Them.'

St.Louis, Mo-, Thursday, Aug. 25--
Among the delegates from Missouri to
the Chicago Convention are: ~
William A. Hall, membe of Congress
from the 9Th District, who was arres-
ted a few days ago for uttering disloy-
al sentiments. ..-..... -. ~. ~.
Clayborne, an original member of
Claib Jaokson's Legislature, a Fremont
Copperhead, repeatedly charged with
out contradiction, as a leader of the
party that burned the Usage Railroad
bridge when Lyon was supposed to be
en- route for Jefferson City, Immediately
after the capture of Camp Jackson.
DIR. Edmondson notoious rebel.
a L. V. Bogy, Chris. Kribben, original
secessionist, now they are thorough
peace men.
James G. Edwards, author of trait
orous letter to Claib Jackson, which
was found among the rebel Gevenor's
prpers at the capture of Jefferson City
by Gen. Lyon. M to1
ID. ii. Armstrong, original session
ist arrested for disloyalty and senten-
ced to banishment, but escaped through
informality in the military court.
r. nj. Renick, rene gade Republican
arrested for disloyalty. aoff
Com. A. Mathews, reported bynews-
papers killed, a few days ago while
bushwhacking. edf nie- sg ola
Sample Orr, arrested by Ben Loan
70 making n reasonable speech.
Jas. III. Moss, j. b. Hale, organizers
and leaders of the Paw Paw militia.
Philip Pipkin, member ofthe Provis-
ional State Convention arrested for
disloyalty. 1us b. se4 - 3a5.
A. w. Voolfolk, author of"A Voice
from Camp" advocating Northwest
ern Confederacy, and dismissed from
the Federal service therefor.
M. w. Robinson now under arrest.