or Constitu ion; that not a month has pasted I •BrIff. den. Roberts. [From the Burlington II awkeye, llth.] WKEKLY ENROLLMENT FOR THE DRAFT. A B Ysafer John Paterkee Democrat General Tuttle Won't Run—lie' Abraham Martin John F Franklin since May, 1861, that armed bodies of rebels! Hie Davenport , referring to our Henry Nttll Wm Stephens , J MoJunkiu Watson Kanaff David Morrl* Donald Fletcher ornoiAL PAPKK or THK COUNT*. Rpams the Copperheads—" The, Frederick A BrOM Wa Lewis ^ - John Addis ' Wilson Leverioh John Mookasaer have not invested the State; that in the lat­ strictures on Gen. Roberts for refusing to take Official List of the Enrolled Perry Levericb 4bo Grody Mew York Soulier" Gone up- ot Muscatine County* Cornelius Bourktf Samuel Gillasslft# Sam'l Netiwanger Clark Miller Jbsae Goddard any action when called upon by Mr. Sanders More Business tor a "Reliable Lebus Dilliner E G Brickley Peter Ryerion Lawrence Mingo JOHN MAHIN, EDITOB. ter days of July, a force of near ten thousand Pat CogeJey Wm Brown lewis George l>emocrat." John A Robinson Henry Robineob - 1 W Darby F JMeteer £ B Hoffman rebels were moving through Kentucky to re­ for aid to put down the Copperhead rebellion James D Fisber Lucius Howard Lak« Lamb Wattoa o Joum t W M Mockmere Jamee (CONTINUE RAOM RNST FAG* —CONCLUSION,] Ira Stearns Harney CITY OF IHIJ8CATim 'Keokuk county, says: By the following note from a trustworthy W W Kiddle Vph riant Robinson Bison Burgadt Was Modesty J H Heaser inforce Morgan, ostensibly, but really to pre­ source, it will be seen that Gen. Tuttle is A T Davis Phineas Buehnan B Marolf Wpi Raynor) i Jfigtnan John B Hanion TBUtD WABD. J H Ady W James Shepyard Henry A very Kngene Bird! ' SeMttlan Odoman FRIDAY MORNING .AUG. 14, 1863. vent the election. Louisville was threatened, The moment the Governor called on Gen. not at all flattered by the Copperhead nom­ Albert Maro" Matthias Hoovar JW Clau. J D W HammoaV ^ Stephen Jaattf. Xlihu Ruso§ I 5 Pnrcell John HUhbergar and the city was all excitement. Gen. Burn- Roberts and represented the magnitude of the ination, and that he utterly refuses to be used N-.rval McVicker Edward Hall Henry Kauni John F Nelson C8 Patterson Benj Kiepfer riot and expressed fears that befor.- he could Ge . Q Woldon Christian Blackhtrf J P Woods Qeo H Sweeney James lioyil Thomas B Mellon L A Phelps Matthew Kelly UNIONS STATE 1ICKET. side proclaimed the State again under mar­ for ihe base purposes contemplated by the A J Lcffiugwell Thos Cummins L L Ireland Wm Burke John Marolf John L Li holt A R Phelp* 8 0 Kelly collect a sufficient militia force to disperse the conspirators: W AL KOUUFDY Thos Tillard John G Waltze I N Branson J P Mumulmai Walter Hackett David Robinson Eagene Klein jrrus Kennedy For Governor, tial law, and declared that the laws of Ken­ rioters, that serious collisions would take OTTUJIWA r j Alonzo Trumbull LB Overman Beth Hampton A F Strickland Michael Hackett Samuel Kuesel li Bo-dett , Aug. 10, 1863. C M Thompson # W U fiinyder John Maursr ' James Young Col. W9I. M. STO^E, of Marion Co. place, and that lives and property were in Fred Kersten Abuer .Tones Daniel Robert* Silix Bnrdett tucky relating to voting must and should be K P White EDITOR HAWKEYE :—Gen. Tuttle passed Geo Lentz Wm Smith I,lf,ir„.r, BFTice Nicholas Lo: JacoLi A Cola Mosee M Robert* J F Camehl B McMenomy 8 TOT Lieutenant-Governor, enforced. The laws of Kentucky require danger, the General at the Governor's request, through Keokuk and up on the railroad Wm Q BiU«r Geo R Wilkin.!^ "'? James V Smith Henry Long Wm Freidertfein D E Bnsiell "B^noningham halted the Seventh Cavalry on its march to home- 0 O ('rand&ll fiaiuuel Giimore Wm K Akin* Hugh Ca'dwell Adam Hucka . Wm {> Rowland John Fiddler J n Clendenin ENOCH W. EA8TMAN, of Hardin Co. that judges and clerks of elections 1 A Uirlens ~ Win Halstead WniMorgtn Locklaml Smith Ang Frlckie Jasper Blackitone JO Franklin A B Cole Missouri, until a telegram of the Governor's lienry Lowers F D Johuson For Bnpreme Judge, lie says be will not run on the Copperhead David liitzor Alex Fulton Joseph Shannon Chas L HchnelT Jodah Brigg* A J Franklin B J 0 adman shall be UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN, could reach Washing'on,and the orders of the ticket for Governor, or anything else Joseph Lang paap £ D Gtield John Smith Albert HOUHUMI Joshua Leonard Alvin M Farniworth JOHN F. D11JL.ON, oi Scott county. Joseph Bohm Matthias Trick Leonard Lamb Geo A«kman Jehn W Woodn. Benj Myers and that NO DISDOTAL FXBSON sha'l Secretary of War could be had. In Tact, as He says he would rather run a ticket nom­ 1) MoF inu KGO >ok Wm Myers John Kelly Charles Gtinier Philander Mo** Bteond Clau. John WiUiy Mr. Grimes* Appointments. exercise the right of suffrage. No person we understand this case, Gen. Roberts did all inated by Southern rebels in arms, as they Wm F Getter Geo W Webb James S Smith John Brown 8 D Stoddard;' • H C Sweet Jacob Horr that a ini'itary officer cosld or should do. The J O Adams Wm Kelfner Wm Whiiehill Kdward Flanneiy John Marks Sawyer Lamb . . A S Sweet '•' 7 patrlok Harney Hon. JAUIs W OBIMIS Mill addre*s the people are all more honorable men than Le Grand Chns F Keasier H I hennegar Benj M Smith John Wiker John Doran John 8 HeabMlr O JSilverthorn jeseph Heinley there is allowed to vote who will not sub­ A Gr«a*on u follow!: Seventh Cavalry were en route to another De Byington, Ac., &c. He speaks of Copper­ T W Vilfon Michael Bi nd Aaron Keys Adolphus Vestal Joseph Angraa M H Tewksbnry Holts scribe an oath that he " has never entered the partment by tne order of the Secretary ol Henry Blunchard Richard Kirton Charles d Angd David S fetauffey Lewis Knowle* James H Roberta Gostavis Thompcon Biram Hollingawtortk Wsabington, Washington Co., Thursday,Sept. Sd. heads in worse ttrms than you or I can find Lewia Bard Thos S Berry Robert Boyle ' - •' Samuel Brand ' Geo Leonard. John B Smull t.has A Tlbbett* • Amos V Hard Muscatine, Muscatine county, Friday, sept. 4th, service of the Confederate States, has not War, and although within the military dis words to express. B. Fred Geiwnhonft O H Conner Joseph TrimbefMk* , Jesse D Overmapi Joseph Baileyt Wm M Twigg Qeo M Hoag Robert ii Hatch E Benahoof lipton, Cedar county, Saturday, Sept. &tn. been engaged in the service of the so-called trict of Iowa, their control had passed to Gen. J li Murdock Joseph Watts ' ' Lewis NechboiV Wm Ryan S^vid Dixon] . Kiple Van Camp Ames Johnson Iowa City, Johnson county, Monday, Sept. 7th. Schofield, to whom they had been ordered to The Keokuk County War. John Kieffuan Joseph Uineman Oorbly. Uir« jjrewer Johnaon report. The Washington Press, of yesterday, gives John Sbitzer Chas Patrick . (JOB AHD OBONO TOWNSHIPS. Nicholas IIjii*| FreJ'k fiellenle T M Winnemore wm Lee Grtnnell, Poweshiek co., Wednesday Sept. 9th. EH Griffin in a civil or military capacity, and has never K H 1 age Feter Alter ' E B Biles O P Wood :!r : JH Matthewson Newton, Jasper county, Thursday, Sept 10th. We are pleased to learn that Gen. Roberts a detailed and interesting statement of the late Noah Griffin Henry Weiss . firtt Clau. John Sheeley Ohas W Edgerton J W Voung John P Myera Desmoines, rolk county, Saturday do llth. directly or indirectly aided ia the rebellion Geo Preston lienrj Smoltzer P S Oe4» X F Brockway O E B Van Umn Arthur Mcawingin Jacob Blake Sam nel McFarland Nevada. Story county, Monday, do 14th. did take action in this matter, as far as he troubles in Keokuk county. Wo glean a few W p Frazior Chas Bachinan David Wesson P F Brrckway J P Barron JL Fox Nicholas Allar Wm McElroy Marahalltown, Marshall co., Tuesday, 8ept. 15th. against the United States, or State of Ken­ felt authorized to do so. Our information facts which have not appeared in our col­ Andrew Steffen K Smith Wm Dwyer John Barnett Johu D Walker Thos Mooney | Chas Ailenband Sne August Baker Ri' hard LivlngatOB Thos Tipton B F Jackson J O Waite Jesse Brogan - O H Prideback Waterloo, tilackhawk county, Monday, Sept. 21st. information that we condemned his conduct. Owen Whito Wm Hittig A H Overturf Stewart Nelson Stephen Wit JG Ellison Wm Bally • ^JKhn Pentel Cedar Fulls, do do do 7 p. m. ment and in favor of a vigorous prosecution We have no disposition to do him injustice, five years of age. He was a minister in what Oharlee Hines J K Martin Nelson 11 tJeller J R Cone Andrew CoclCHUOt John Robinson Wm Brand W G Robb Waverly, Bremer county, Tuesday, Sept. J2d. of the war for the suppression of the rebellion. is known as the Missionary or Union Baptist Levi BreU T Gros^heim Luther O CarlelMt W D Cone Ovid VanDylie Rlahard Scrope K £ Bamford * T J Rnssell Chailes uty, Hoyd county, Thursday, do 24th. and therefore cheerfully make the amende Wra Kreeland Rudolf Richard Thos Fielding Lewis E Swank Wm Shrader Wm Leveray Obarles Camehl . : *>hn M Roberta denomination, and lived on a firm near Ioka, Fred Kempner Jacob Miller Wm Smith Albert L Bli-. en Geo C Covell Washington McOartnsy John Coleman ~ tvm |Russell New Hampton, Chics aaaw co., Friday Sept. 23tb. The Courier finds fault, and declares that honorable. in the Southern part of Keokuk county, where T J DagriUe T J Van Baren John Fogerty David Moyer jobn Mo Swigan Michael Mooney W R Clark Jfccob Riker Decorah Winneshiek county, Saturday, Sept, (>th. for a man to be unconditionally in favor of a wife and two or three small children still L McGreer Miohael Malone Samuel F Hogen Honry Wi son Coleman Shanghn*(*n*7 Mablon Sonth Patrick Clark fm H Raob West Union, FaVette county, Monday, do ••'8th Letter from, the 3Sth Regiment. Kdward Cole Chas Norman Patrick Tookey James Watts Wm Jewell Ohas McMurphy Heory Cart** Aaro-|Romig E kader. Clayton county, Tuesday, do 2'Jtb. the Union and a vigorous prosecution of the survive him. It has been but a few months Wui Shafer Thos Pickett James McGovern D B Moore John O'Conaell Wm Thomas james Cuoner .. A J Russell McUregor, do " Wednesday, do SUtb. CSMPON BLACK RIVEB, [ since he became the most prominent speaker Ohas Wabesea John ftpellman Harmon Timberlako J J Moore Btcoad Clatt Thos Cuify J M 8chon«.burg Delhi, Delaware county, Saturday, Oct. Sd. war is to be an abolitionist. That is the IN BEAR OF VicikSBUKO, Aug. 2d.) Henry Blartin B Dowling John H Boy lee G W Emmerson at Delancy Christian Sanden for the Copp rhead portion of the Democratic John Crawford Chas llaller H V Chsesebroagh John gutter 0 O Coleman . Moses Nye Ei M Funk John Spark* Anauiosa, Jonrs cnuutv, Monday, Oct. 6th, meaning his language conveys. The military At last the campaign isended, and the army party in this county; and latterly has been Giloa II ume Ohas l isen Alfred Htretch John Boggs •Tolln Harold Herman GosnneB Feter Frank Charle* Goddard Marion, Linn county, Tuesday Oct Cth B F La* ham David Mci eay Adsm Gelce Wu Wadlvigh Samuel SchrHlte Jacob Miller - ^ . De Witt, Clinton county, edneaday, Oct. 7th. orders were simple reiterations of the Ken­ of the Tennessee, worn out by the hardships aim"st cot stantly engaged in traveling about K J Giflord John H Sergei Wm Fl.»tcUer James Walker Horace Hall John Black well MOMXPBL1BR TOWNSHIP. Ljons, do Thursday, Oct Sth. tucky laws prohibiting a disloyal man from making speeches th ee and four hours in John Furnaworth C Boardsley Nicholas Frebt NichoKs Lense l^nsing H CCTVell Isaac H Teriy firtt Clan. it has undergone, is encamping on the banks Thos • onway Jackson Bushanon B R Lnmbarcf Davenport, Scott county, Friday, Oct 9th length, and of the most inllatuatory and Phelps Hayes Geo Frehr - John Shepherd Hngh Bell Franz Shoene voting, and thereupon the Courier cries of the Big Black preparatory to taking a rest W P Smith James Lynch Geo Cotrerell ... 'w,T Michael Deitzltf Hubbard Hollister Nelson Davie All of the above appointments are for X o'clock treasonable character. He advocated peace Thos B Nicholson Anthony Romam. A O Bell Joseph Floren of a couple of months. It is needless for me Henry Schwalm Wolf KaufTman Ellas Adams . David C'uble Titna Howard B F Craig r. M.,except that at Cedar Falls, where it ia 1 p. N. " barbarous." by the immediate cessation of hostilities and Thos Horn John Lemp Ge* W WalllnJifcBi Jtzra Lathrop Wm H Bagley B A Mclntym^ " to recapitulate the results of this campaign, John Burr F B Hubbard * ndrew Weddle Iawrence Anderson * Had every traitor in Kentucky, including Joseph Birrick K Townseud Robt Carutber* Jndson Wamsley J M Daniel* Christopher KeppI* The County Committees are chargad with com­ the withdrawal of the Uni n army. He dwelt J L Brtndenburg Wm Milnor J Berry Patrick C Ryan Wm Doolittla Israel Windn* as the readers of the JOURNAL are fully alive Robert Fick Tabor Bfiitiey 8 H Merry C D Washburn pleting all aeceasary airancetnen a. the invaders armed to the teeth, to prevent a long on the corruption of the "Abolition Ad B W Scott Martin (Mtzer Wm C Walling|fe*ir . Charles Wilson to their importance. Mississippi is conquer­ ! Hudson Piugmy Henry Miller. ; Wm Mooie Isaac J Seoy 1 HOS. F. Wimmow. ministration," making it out worse than Jeff. Joaiah Turner Wm A Halter Isaac Matthewf " J 6 Welkins Cliarles Shiele John Gochenonr fair election of Union men, been permitted to ed, and the rebe lion in this locality, at least, Johu boutfberty Wm Austin Geo Leibert B W Bernhard Wm C BntterMd Frank Mnnratfe Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com. Mosei O'Neil David H»sselge***r Geo Uerherd M V Best Davis'. He would show the bravery and en­ Geo Ooriell Samuel Peniiel John Johnston Jas Ripley Ludwig Gerberd jobn Umpbrey* vote, the Courier would have cried "glorious." is finished. From all I can learn there is a Wui Ueifenberry Daniel 8tormfel4l Judsou Bro kway James Ryan Geo F Hmson Peter Grunder durance of the rebels, and the impossibility Clark Gi or^e James Wekh Fr«d 'Siekman Christian Brand Mr. Harlan's Appointment*, But as disloyal men could not vote, the Cour­ strong disposition on the part of the n tion John Bond Geo E Jones Daniel SchmeitMr Jamss Blake Peter KaufTman Vlrloh^CaLathnler of their being conquered. He was quite a J L Oomstock B M Hum moll Geo A Br c It way Daniel W Younkin Wm Doran Pat C'u nming* Hos. JAME9 HARULN wil.addresa the people to return to its allegiance, and again " keep Leslie Mnlone Henry Rurhup Jobn Kaoffman John jack* iers friends were robbed of the elective fran­ ready and fluent sp. aker, but his speeches Jeromo C-»rskaddatt John Ryan Francis Swanti" Jacob Eis MC Wagner as follows: step to the music of the Union." Not IJeury Cater Frank Fisher jfcsom! Clau. Ohas M Henderson Matt haw Park* consisted almost entirely of mere declamation. Fred Kroel U P Scovillo. Dennis Mahanny 8 B Rhode* John e Dollarhide Fort Madison, Lee county, Toes day, Sept 1st. chise. The only question to consider was, that they view the Government with any I> S Phillips I R Hole Charles Shuden Whin he hid concluded his speech at South J gppti Biles K L Belden Kliab Ford _ A 0 Gedney Adolph Opit H A Hollister Keokuk, Lee count*, Wednesday, do 2d. whether it was better for Burnside to secure more affection than formerly—they are yet John Harunan Timothy Phillip irantman Christian Genceik* Peter MarofT Peter Hee* Joseph Doran English, just before the fatal encounter, he John Blakemor* Nieholas Wilhelm Martin Brown Keosauqua Van Buren county, Priday, do 4th. Wrnif Davis J T Jeans Jonathan Hank* J M Smith Andrew Moom the election of only Union men under the bitter secessionists—but, (so they express it) Maurice o Neidig Frederick Nott* Jacob Smoker Adam Dramm Bloomfield, Davis county, Saturday, do 5th. flourished his revolver in the air, calling out, D- nnli Ryan W H Simpson Phillip Murphy J A Puriugton A T turge " whipped, and what is the use of fighting Martin Wheelan Harvey Beahanl Wm Ross Imber Marolf James I'hittick John M Rear Cenierville, Appanoose county, Monday do 7th. operations of martial law; or whether only "Now boys, l<;t us go back into town and Win Krauier H O Armstrong John Delaney John Peer * Corydon. Wayne county. Tuesday do 8th. when a man has got both of your thumbs in L|H Washburn Ernst Bergtr Geo Litric J L Lanipton C P Reynolds Michael Herr drive the devils out and burn the d—n Joseph Nelson Ja* P Smith Wei Crawford Hiram Bersia Leon Decatur county, Wednesday do 9th. disloyal men should be elected under the di­ David Stookey John Fish his mouth!" town." ******* Steond CUw. S R Hall Edward Brown Favid Moore Henry Gabriel Stcond Clau. Oceola, Clarke county, Thursday do 10th. rection of armed rebels. We, for one, prefer THE THIRTY-FIFTH. Charles Kmmenoi Geo Humpleby E Pasamoro Conrad Dietrich Wioterset. Madison county, Thursday do 11th. The following are the names of the Union Henry Uagermaa Thos Garrett H •Ehlman Nicholas Butcher Nothing has transpired in the Regiment John Ne«tor Jas H Mom James G Walllng*ford Alex Allen Pat Lainb Harman Rinsland Christian Herbold D S Marsh Desmoines, Polk county, Saturday do 12th. the former course, and if all the unconditional men arrested at South English and held to Henry Miller C Miller M O Giles A T Elder Pat Maloney John Oakes Fritz Berger Antsm Gettert since we came into camp. The boys divide Emanuel Kile Kden Rose _ Indianola, Warren county, Monday do 14th. Union men in Kentucky are abolitionists, we bail in the sum of $2,000 tachfor ki ling A F Adams John Chambers Martin Dietrich Jes«e B Doran Jobn Watt* Benry Gettert Knoxville. Marion county. Tnesday do 15th' their time between cooking, eating and sleep­ Daniel Woods It Mu*ser John Hwickard Jacob BchumaflxMy Robert McCartney John a Nel 11* Geo Mete Vranz Weitx Talley: Henry S. Downs, Thos. Morgan, John Neckel James Wilsoa Henry MillhooM Chariton, Lucas county, Wednesday do 14th. prefer them to traitors—that's all. ing, and make full hands at either. Ripe Conrad ttihenhonr HSt John Mike Lamb Geo Kiogslew Jamei Irwin Albia, Monroe county. Thursday do 17th. Page Morgan, D. M. Phelps, Frank Adams, Nathaniel UurrlaOB G A Garretson Sidney Mansfield L V Longfellow McCalwell Dldtmore 8ta nntc Christian WblUtone August Fricke But if unconditional Unionism prevails in fruit in abundance abounds in this neighbor­ Win McGreer C Hershe R W Vance Miohael Mahony FF Ftidley Ohas Alteneder Ottumwa, Wapello county, Friday do ISth. D. A. Gow, Norman Sloan, Amos Fluckey, SEVESTT-SIX AND CEDAR TOWNSFTLRT, Henry Long Wm H Boy Eddyfille, Wapeilo county, Tuesday, do 22nd, hood and as it cost nothing but the gathering Peter Y< lberg John iledlund John Whalan • Thos Ortman Kentucky and loyal men only are returned to r. J. MOOT man, Ed. Cabler, Geo. G. Kouk- Chas White firtt Clau. A J Friend Oskaloosa, Mahaska county, Wednesday do 28rd, it is superfluous to add that the boys have all Wm D £matt j C Fichtner fienry Kemper the next Congress, then says the Courier wright, James Moorman. They are among fr'n d Matschall J D Broad head Albert Kermer Andy McCnrdy LAKE TOWN8IIIP. john McNeely . ;«ilin Herlsin Sigourney, Keokuk county, Thursday do 24th they wish. Keuben Burtner Frederick Miller Wm Hnlburt T J Phillips Thos Humphrey*) johu Thompson Fair6eld, Jefferson county, Friday do 25th. editor, "we boldly declare that we believe the best men in the county—two of them, John Keifnor Godfriet Aumullar Pat Gary Wm Elliott Firtt Clau. Peter Kin nerp Henrv Fridley Washington Washington co-, Monday do 2Sth. '1 he health of the Regiment is improving A M Michael Meta Wm Wright God and the country will forever smile upon rapidly in fact there are but few dangerously Thomas Morgan and T. J Moorman, are old Winn John Bowman James Gary Exavy Isly Joseph Boilar Thos Morton Wapello, Louisa county, Tuesday do Jyth. and respected citizens—the most unlikely Jackson Painter John Richardson Thos George Lewis Richard* Wesley Boilar E Leais fThomas Black Itudolph Fishman Burlington, Uesmoines co., Wednesday do 30th sick, the most of those "off duty" being men Stephen Knott Nmhan Adamson J W Brookhardt Thos T Morrow Matthew Cochran* Christian Wolf James Rolfs the Democratic party, if Democrats leave the men in the world to engage in a riot. The Wm Matthews Wm Reynolds Abner Brusch Tylee Shepherd U iiuaemaa Fred'k Paul WmDre*key The several County Committees are requested that have not yet recovered from the march. Jonathun Adams John Dttirch Geo Heineger James Madison Wm Lucas Benben C Palmer Peter Bess — House, break up a quorum and prevent abo­ part taken by the younger Moorman was cer­ John N Gesler to be diligent ia giving public notice of the time MAJOB KEELER'S DIFFICULTY. Geo B Denn son Jo«oph Bilger John Hofuer John Bnskirt Gr-o lleatty [NOT*.—The names of colored men are indicate# tW lition (loyal) legislation." tainly a very bold, and all will acknowledge, Simon Kahn 11 G Smith James Simpson J M Parharn Edward Brown David Coble adaggor, thus f] and places of meeting in their respective counties; As many rumors have made their way a\ery injudicious one; but there are few John Dennan K M Kys'inger lienry Powers John Byrne Milton Rice John Rant and in making all necessary arrangements for the 'Twas treason for the South to secede. To home by this time in regard to this lamenta­ Johu LanU J A Bishop Samuel Altercrw* Tbos Byrne Robert McCoy Jasper Shinglar loyal men that wll blame him when they re­ VV Thompson J * Luoas Isaac Harwoud James Harwood meetings. secede from the halls of Congress is revolu- ble affair, it may not be out of place to give II Hanitil McCoy James Thomas Mews Paragraphs. member that he was incited to the daring Thod Rainbow N Green Geo Fitzsimmena Edward Byrne Wm H Hoopl Wm H Simson The meetings in all of the above appointments lion—to declare yourself no longer a part of a full explanation of the matter. The facts W ID Koach S A Foulke Joseph Erust Samuel Rush deed by seeing on the breasts of men in John Love Dennis Dwyre Wm II Davk G W H Barger Senator Trumbull has removed his resi- Will commence at 1 o'clock, p. ii. are simply these : A cotton gin on the road James Berry J Hani man the Government. The proceedings advocated Tilley's crowd, the treasonable emblems of Johu Ake 8 (J st ilea Addison Love Pat Fitzpatrick John 11 Haanff Wm Cofi'y dence from Alton to Chicago Illinois. TH03. F. WltHROW. side was found to be on fire, and Gen Sher- the enemies of the Govern went—enemies that Aoderuon Chamber® J T Krehe Phil Vanatta Wm M Neil David Uanuff Johu Keefer Ch'm Repub. State Central Com. by the Courier man is treason to this Gov­ mai., investigating the matter, " fastened" on U F Loan F Smalts Joseph Crow Emnel Hosier Geo Warner G W Iieesink Gen. Schenck has issued an order forbid- had uiade him a cripple for life perhaps.— Chas NedpUcb P B Spear John Vanatta John Hickey J^hn A Willg John BUky ernment. to the Thirty-Fifth. The Regiment was Wm Hiue 8 D Myers Samuel Vanatta Daniel McCabe ding army officers to stop at Barnum's hotel, Wanted! The rebels of the South were long ago called John Schoemaker R L Sumner We have uniformly advised our readers to drawn up in line, and Orderly Blank, of Co. John Tuerk Beuj Mull Alvin William* Frank Grogan Samuel Goldsberry the reputed secesh headquarters in Baltimore. " Butternuts," from the color of their clothes, Daniel Itopp 8 H Perry J J Williams PeterOingan John B Carlot A reliable gentleman, who believes (be obey the laws, and under no circumstances to A. was arrested. As soon as Major Keeler as­ and of course a man in the North who wears Fred tieintzelmaift J S Patton Francis Williams John Williams Geo Ilineman La Payette Lake The Richmond Enquirer quotes watermel­ Democratic party as at present organi­ resist the execution of any of them.'' But we certained the cause of Blank's arrest, he a butternut breastpin plainly shows his sym­ Nicholas Friermttth P R Bohn S J Thornton R W Riser amuel Lucas jr Jacob timelti ons at ten dollars a piece, pears 25 to 50 oentg rode up and informed the General that he John Russell Kobt B Thomas John O' Brien R L Kiser Wm R Lucas Sylvester Stone zed is honest and loyal—who is in favor pathy with the butternut rebels of the South, J H Munson A Skinkle Pat O'Brien Daniel Keef Abr»m J Fuider Louis Herbaugh each, and blackberries plentiful at ten dollars are free to say that the time has passed when alone was responsible. He was immediately Dan O Brien Jesse Kerr of a magnanimous peace-opposed to confis­ so, at least, it is understood by a great many Henry Smaltzer Wm D Ward James McNutt James K Shobe per bushel. the public mind should be permitted to be arrested and his shoulder straps and sword John Cr«.-ok Joseph Pearson John Morgan J W Kckle Frank M Uanell Geo Alexander p rsons If Democrats are loyal, they will Is.iac Gotten S Weaver Thos Robiuson J McMichael A sale of U. S. "Five-twenties" was made cation, emancipation, arming negroes, captur­ John B Cross F B McGill poisoned by the fool, treasonable breath of taken away from him. A court martial was discourage the wtaring of these butternut CLM uU Geo W Dillaway Geo Hawkins A J West brook at the New York Stock Exchange on the 5th ordered the next day, which, it is understood Goo W»i\iams Kdward Dwyer Marshal Howard D H Westbrook John 1' Shinglar Wm 11 Brovrn ing rebel strongholds, and to the draft—to act the editor of the Courier, and a repetition of bretistpins. WmHMander* inst., at $1 Olf. If they are already above par fully and honorably acquitted him of all Thos Piatt Mike Rice Jacob < >aks D Ryan John Burn as a candidate for Governor of Iowa. No the offense would demand the author's exit There is no doubt that the number of men Thos Peailey Michael Mahan John Oaks Thos Ryan Wm Williams Demon Wanders what may we expect them to be when the war blame. engnged in the mob was largely exaggerated Wm Benson Robert Young John Reynold* C Funnell John Rice Ralph H alderman person need apply who thinks he would be a John Reed • Wm Kperly doses ? from our midst, if martyrdom was not of his The "sword and the torch" was under Probably this was done for intimidation — P M Lorenzo K ranis Wilbur: Lstourette Adam VV agner W H Saddler Wm Perkins Geo Simmons Wm Hubbard John H Duwnen A grand International Wheat Show is to "d—d fool" to stand upon the platform we of­ own seeking. But there is a point where stood to be the principle we were working Samual McKibbsB G W Fulliam J W Sheltaberger W DWbittaker John Williams From reliable sources it is ascertained that the Abram Siieely lienry Gregory be held at Rochester, September 8th, Oth and fer. In consideration of the services of such forbearance ceases to be a virtue. The loyal upor., and the fact that the first arrests for numb. r was never larger than one thousand. Pat Harrig$a John Muntreag! Jackson Storm* S E Davis arson should bo made at this late day is cer­ Roger IIah U«o Terry Daniel Storms E J Cooper G D Kicord 10th, 1863. Competiiion is open to the a man, we pledge a Governor's salary—provi­ citizens of Muscatine, having contended so Mr Sanders, county clerk at S gourney, esti­ Geo S 'lownsend Isaac Kpperly Bcoond Clau. . ] world, and premiums are offered amounting tainly astonishing. Gen. Sherman in his re­ mated it at 850. They were organized in WAPflNOKOC TOWNSHIP Allen Young Dan Sanford ded the soldiers' vote is constitutional, and he long against nullification and secession, are marks to the regime^, however, said that Mnnson Veerink James Kamp Jatn«s 6'Iark charles F ernjiffi to $540. pquads and companies and were encamped ffrtf CUu. Wm Veerink John Geiger David Lo^ler Wm Herbatlglt . gets a majority of votes. No person need ap­ not prepared to tolerate the dangerous here­ he had long been endeavoring to ascertain along the creek b xtoms, where their friends John Byrne Fred Kberling Geo lIcfl'Lueir J G Phem The l*te Lydia J. Kotch, of Boston, left Saraaol Hunter Jesse 8howard Matthew Byrne C P Lloyd ply unless he will stick by the party, right or the names of those who were firing buildings Emory Happy Alf ed Scott John M cannahu James Shobt $15,000 in trust to T. Parsons and others, sies at their own doors. If this be advoca­ supplied them with provisions and whisky. Donuis Foiley . Uri Tracy Robert cochran J c Parmele»- •»»: along our line of march, but until that time Wm Ilarrid Fre^mao Stafford Jamen Gary " H Girard for ihe benefit of the general convention of wrong. Sealed proposals will be received by ting mobs, then make the most of it. Sup­ They were armed with shot guns, rifles, re- Isaac Heald Samuel Stewart Adolph Guntz Wm .">«apiethorp h id been unsuccessful. He has not yet, I Pat fenllivan Chas M UendriS Wm Berry the believers of the doctrines of the New vo'vt rs, Ccrn cutters, &c., and were composed John Heald Thos Kelly Hugh P Brown James McMichal James Wiley Ncse-Tweaked Byington until the October pressing treason is a duty of loyal citizens, think, d'scovered those mostly engaged at the James Han nan Daniel R Schmuckar VV Iv Helmea J c Hitchcock of the lowest, most ignorant and vcious c'ass J G Sweeney Richard UalhoBMt "N J Brown Jerusalem church in the United States. election. And we believe that Mr. Thayer has no more business, as this cotton gin is certainly the Valentine HarwOOt John Peck Barney Besty F D llelmes. , David Stewart of the community, some of them being bare- John Herr Knoch Thomas Alex Ryan Le« Brown Joseph Boilar At New Orleans, on the 4th, General first building ever fired by any one connected Robert Uindee Wm E Vane Wm Harper An Advocate of* Secession. right to advocate secession in Iowa than f ot and bareheaded. Bill Jordan of Rich­ K P Van Geo Snyder Jam> s Cross Andrew lulMMf Wm Barger Emery issued a call for three or four regi­ with the 35th. Thos A John Buren Christopher Tool Henry Denham We have a very distinct recollection, that Yancey had in Alabama. He may cunning'y land, is reported to have said of them, that Oscar Jackson Job Wilson Thos Sweentgf John chown ments of men to serve for sixty days in de­ The matter occasioned considerable George Wise Samuel Wigam* Noah Kpperly Butler af er robbing a widow of all her bee hives, and Geo Fo&ter Pi ter Munain Wm Estey Jacob Minder Wm fense of the city. In just three days four full at about the time " ten-cent Jimmy " went conceal his violation of law, but in these days talk, not only in our regiment, b t in the Francis M Fulton Thos Wiu^us J K P 11 canon Wm H Hazleit c ickens, they commenced to organize by Lemuel Wiggins Patrick Tomminqr W Gideon negro regiments were raised, organised, out of the White House at Washington, of popular excitement and Copperhead vio­ whole brigade. The honorable acquittal of Amos Fisher Ja^ob Simpson Silas R Gate* Burris Rankin fDavid Tyler adopting the rule, that the man who could Timothy Flinn Marshal Wyley Henry Altecruln Jackson liogan John Laiouretto bamuel MciVott clothed, armed and equipped. followed by the prayers of Floyd and Wig- Major Keeler by the court gives general sat- fioe Roda Kaniff Henry Kliiott lence, the safety of the State may require a count was entitled to a corporal's position, t»eo flapper Fred Altecruise Wm Hadley Reece Hoops Wm Young slaction to all—particilarly in our regiment, Barnhardt ReiohMT Charles Plassy I'aso Harrison Jacob II Barger J H Reeaink Capt. Perley, of the 6th Missouri infantry, fall, a number of distinguished gentlemen rep­ recognition of the law of necessity. and he who counted 100 was to be Brigadier David Kolly J B Childs Prosper Plassy Frank Idle wh -re he is regarded as an excellent officer Ge ieral 1 Although this is a "joke," it fairly Cyrus KeUy Jefferson Cleaver John FltitcUer courtlaud Gillison fell from a fourth story window of the Gayoio resenting chivalrous constituencies ;n the 0 il Conover Michael litekoy Hut Lane l'eter Houts. John B«lsam Having sent 50,000 brave men from our fire­ and a gentleman—two qualities that men in repr sents the character of the mob. Sylvester Kronen Sauuel Truit Ja ob Kcdaniel Hcuse, in Memphis, on the night of the Sth Sunny South said to the Sumners, Wades, authority, in this part oi the country, do not Patrii k Noonan John O D ake David Garrettson Alexander McDMttt" D G M'cloud christian Ne inst., and was instantly killed. It is supposed sides to fight the very heresy now advocated Warrants have been is«ued for the arrest Wm O'Neil Chas S Drake Parson W Wright Joe McDaniel John Beatty always enjoy. Tim OM*ry A B Criewan that he fell asleep while sitting in the window Shermans and Lovejoys of the North: "Gen­ by the pitiful tool of treason in this city, the of 25 or 30 of the most prominent leaders of La Fayott* Dofcson Sauuel Phillip* Ch* UasonboldK GOING HOME. Isaac Purvis Jacob Crane FULTON TOWSHIP. to enjoy the cool breeze. His home was nt tlemen, back square down from your Chicago people of Iowa WILL NOT tolerate it at home. the mob, and up to Monday night some eight Franklin Pray Frank Dorr Quite a number of the boys start home or nine of them were brought in. Among reo B Phillips Wm Crane jBscom! Clots. Firtt Clatt. Litchfield, III., whither he was going at the platform, abandon your puritanical notions Because the people of Kentucky choose to Martin Phillips John A Evans Wm Lawrence Daniel Honta Wm Gordon James E Robb time of his death. this evening on furloughs. Five per cent, of them were : Bill Small, (said to be Comman- Solomon Phillips Caleb Elliott concerning our colored population, or we, send unconditional Unionists to Congress Geo Gillis Pat Shannon Hiden D atluff James C'harabliu the army will be allowed thir y days in which der-in-Chief,) Russel Iliggins, D. N. Hender­ Thomp'ou W PhUUpa John M Gibson Dan Wagoner Thos McC'all Jame* JUcGniw Isaac L Lawler The War Department has recently decided, as representatives of the land of chivalry and to visit the'r friends in the North. Not wish­ son, John Cochran, F. A. Dorr and Sant. Wm S Pool Wm B Greng joe W»g*ner S D Kerr may be a good reason for a traitor, in the Klita Patten Frank J Grant Pat Lvm-h H •> Chinn Dennis Colona Jacob 7/ighberger in the case of Sergt. Quin'on, of the Sth Ohio negro concubines, bloodhounds and bowie stolen cloak of Democracy, to secede from the ing to f'ijhten anybody, I will conclude this Leathers Henderson demanded an imme­ Carlos Puck Lewis Gibbons Samuel Hollidaf Jacob Dollar Uud lpli Seberlin John Brown regiment, that discharged soldiers are entitled letter by advising those gentlemen in the diate trial, and "ccordinglv he h id a hearing Otta Uuant Michael Griffin Henry bipbtr H Goldsberry Hans Ide Charles K Toilet to the $100 bounty. Ht-retofore decisions of knives, will leave these halls of legislation, Federal Union. But because a vile tool of 4 Richard Purcell James Griffin Jacob Ka rfleman Thos B*ker Jacob Branch Alfred Schoonover North who bave stigmatized us as Linroln before Judge ^Rogers (County Judge) on Wm C Pender Daniel J Kreaer Alex h Brooks Samuel t'oll n* O H Cicel Hobert Sweetman Edwin Coatee eminentlyjust, and is important to every sol­ years dissolved." The "puritanical fanatics" for six months to come. And this THING of Michael KelaughM 1 hos S Brooks James Doualy Asa Dollarhide Sebastian lliyhberger Edwin S Smith barely possible, that, recollecting the hard­ were arrested for appropriating their neigh­ *o n La rantz Hoiner Barnes Levi Kichelbergor Joel Kpp> rly dier who has been or may be honorably dis­ Ch>»rlei Parnes Simon .Vexton Fred'k Kentil aforesa d, having examined the Chicago plat­ an editor proclaims himself a friend of law and ships they have endured, while those abus­ bor's shi ep for the subsistence of the m"b.— Robert Miller Joseph Fo-ter Stephen Kdgington Charles Frederick Fred'k iS'uameon charged for any reason, and furnishes further Jotrn Miller Thos iierket Charles Hinl y Jamm Fanning form, found it a very elevated one, and to order! A very cheap ticket should be fur­ ing them have been at home enjoying the So that to the crime of conspiracy, is added J P Montain Jaiues Barclay Oliver Lonstreth Luke Gates Emm Pruss Solomon Lindner evidence of the liberality of the government Jamo* Ball jr Loui* nbl Cbanes .Vt» (fuer back down from it would be a very dangerous nished him to migrate among his friend-1.— comforts of life, they might give their tradu- that of sheep s'e ding. The whole thing Vincent Morris James Malov Henry Griffin towards its noble defenders. cers a pra ticil illustration of the way their wiil be legally investigated and the guilty Benj McCrary Frank Barnes Kdward Roach Fred Hacke JoUu Haland _ Dan'1 F Campbell undertaking, and therefore very wisely con- His contemptible insignificance is his armor Nrttnan MoCrary James Boyd Grit on Stoker A J McCormick James McGuein Alex t/shnaon "southern brethren" are handled. In fact punished Wickliffr Miller Hifihiii Benton Albert Towntley j D Newbegin Samuel Hency Geo W Burkitt Iowa Democrats Again Called To concluded not to back down, but to stand of safety. Let him wear it. make them see _ * * * Thus ends this atone time formidable in­ David Mc Mi* lien Put Barry Inane Wilcox Manasjas Keeve* Ge > W i/encj «/ohn // hllii Arms. Patrick Mahoo H*rvey Bryant Stevens GI (-enberry Cyrus Tcwnsley upon it until time should demonstrate its surrection, and " all is quiet on the Skunk." Richard Meaueaa Wm R Child# v.ichael Fanall Fred'k Illian Le Grand Byington, the valiant Chairman j A Mc Bride Nathaniol Tempi# tntoi^e Aller e/bbn Thos Lovell weakness and unfitness. Is Gen. Tattle an "Abolitionist?" IOWA NEKS. Jas W Marvin Geo Chittte Pet* r Goodwin J W Wilson of the Democratic State Central Committee, The Dubuque Herald wishes to know John McGwinn Wm Corneal Henry Reed JD William* Joseph /iighberger wm Lovsll has issued another manifesto to the "faith­ Accustomed to ready obedience at home VICKSBUBG, July 31, 1863. James Merry F L Childs Frank Raymond Wm Murray B Craig Levi kJiason Samuel Bowmtt Jefferson ChambliM Geo w Deming ful," in which after giving a list of appoint­ on their plantations, the chivalry smelled the FRIEND MAHIN I copy from the report of Janie* Mcintosh Gad J arnxs white man have prairie chickens been as num­ MOSCOW TOWNSHIP. Elisba Gardener A Melvin Parsons ments to be filled by "distinguished speakers," tant General Thomas to Gen. Tut tie's com­ the chief of ordinance, the following items, Albt-rt Moore ltmiiel A NicboU Abraham Long David Daley battle of the irrepressible conflict from a John Nyce Bilwin Ynunkln tint Clou. he says: mand, the latter officer advocated the arming erous a4 at the present season. In Buchanan which may be of interest to your readers: Calviu Wb ta iS'am'l S Newell L Price runningham short distance, unless they recalled their im­ John Kogal John W Malone Phillid A Kefovre Thaddeus B Shew Albert c Van Eppa '•As the work of killing Democratic speak­ and Blackhawk counties, they can be killed No. of guns used in the siege of Vicks- Frtdr Rogal Nathan Wolf ers has already commenced, the Democracy of negroes to aid in prosecuting the war Thos P atrcOer Wm U Johnson M F Morean James R. Kefevr* Louis Daga J7armon F Van bpps perious demands. Their education had been, with stones and clubs. burg, ontraband.) Adam Leinger • Wm H Baiter Wm E Patterson Cornelius Van Eppe of these counties are entreated to turn oat to against the South ?" For the benefit of the Clou. Gen H Stiles Charles Billop* that when a nigger was commanded, he must No. of solid shot fired 18,889 Frederick Fred** Peter K Wintenteln Alex //amilton Elihu Ransom a man to these meetings, determined to pro­ Herald, we will state th*t Gen. Tuttle's com KILLED BT LIOHTSINB,—A girl named Timothy Snlllvan John Rn*he G A McGarvey Proctor M'cormick obey—that his master's wish was law, and " "shell 72,314 Johu Q Schmucksr Abraham Bryant Frederick Capping tect their spokesman." Alvin In;raham Daniel Munsey Charles H Stockon James A Enton Kiasick carnahan mand, while at Duck Port, Lou siana, we be­ Amanda Janetta Rutherford, aged 12 years, " " case shot 47,897 Ktijata Trust/ Stephen SatterlM This appeal to violence and riot is issued never having been defied by their property, 41 James P Schenck Thomas Reed I*aac M Coiner Jacob Johanaon wm II Barron lieve was drawn in line, or square, and ad­ was killed by lightning in Camp township, " cannister 2,723 D «niel G Sanl Hiram Cromer Jacob Slsnnhtflf "by order of the Democratic Central Commit­ really thought themselves monarchs of all John Winslow James Arnlong Frank Jakemaa John Kewell Qeo Bagley Jeremiah Cros* David Matthews Geo Bartb Abraham Minier tee." Why could not these "peace" Demo­ dressed by Gen. Thomas, who made known Polk county, on the 3d inst., while pitching Isaac Webb Sanford Corisll Charle« Whitconb they surveyed. They couldn't back down— 141.823 John A Webb Joel Blackmail .5am'1 Jenkins i/bhn //Fowler sheaf oats from a wagon. Her two brothers Tatrick B irry Wm « Wells Jonah Fully crats advise a recourse to "law" for protection the policy of the Government in relation to Russel Wood A B Engle Jacob Fry James Meana niliakim n Grossman no, not they! So they carried their threat* : No. of shot and shell used at the battle oi Isaac B Wright Amariah Chase Fred'k Telsrow Andrew Gordon instead of calling their followers to arms f arming negroes. He was fallowed by Gen. who were w th her at the time were struck Josei>h McFaddett W-n C Evans A W Morgan Nathan Gatten into execution and dissolved partneship with Port Gibson 3,960 Andrew Water* Daniel Gatten Cornelius wilkins H&ary Brtckley Why do they thus invite strife and bloodshed Tuttle, Democratic candidate for Governor of down insen-ible. Alex McCrary P R Krans the "mud-sills," greasy mechanics ar.d poor Retreat of rebs. from Port G. 82 Kli Messmore Phillip Heck Andrew Bast Wm H Geller Obarles Raupe JJenry Orcutt in Iowa t—bmenport Gazette. Iowa, who approved the policy indicated by HOMICIDE.—J. C. Vance, of Union town­ Battle of Raymond 620 Jatne* Metcalf James Hornby Rudolph Snhle Robert Armstrong Second, Clatt. white trash of the North. The white men of Ira Nichols Joseph A Hunter ' harlen Killi-vn Wm Miller Thomas. Gen. Tuttle was followed by Maj r ship, Desmoines county, Bhot and killed a " '• Jackson 476 Phiuy Nichols Wm Hunter And'-raon Campbell Roe Gat;en John W Jayne Thoa Geigel HOBBIBLE TBAOKDY.—A horrible tragedy the N^rth for once proved themselves supe­ " "Champ on Hill 3,422 Ueo P Nichols David U Hampton Wm Campbell Charles Scholte Wm TTingrore S H Bums occurred in San Francisco on the 2d inst. Henry O'Connor of the S5th Iowa, and it was James Huntar Frederick Mill** James Ponbeck rior to the black men. Threats would not in­ young man named Henry Haynes, in his " "Big Black 1,297 Phineas Nichols Thos Venarde Wm inight Dr. George W. Beers with his wife and child, James Patterson Klias Jackson Barney Miller Peter Parsons Phillip Baker Martin H Lake temarked at the time by one present not in melon patch, on the 7ih inst. The evidence Siege of Vicksburg 131,966 Thos J Place Frederick Kirch Mr. Joseph Kictor Arthur Parson* a little girl ten years of age, were found lying timidate them or cause them to deviate from Geo Pallmaa Geo Valet) Valentine F Nicholson James Moher the service, " that Tuttle was more of an ab­ shows that Vance committed the deed delib­ John M Purvais Albert F Keith Andrew Baker John O Pearce dead at their rooms. It would appear that the path of duty. 141,823 Jonathan Prisgey John Lewis Geo W Ludlow Augustus Schraadtr olitionist than O'Connor." These facts were erately, while conoealed only a short distance Wm J Phillips Wm S Lane Satnnel Pryor Christian \V ill Geo W Missel Wm Hinecka the parents, having resolved upon the suicide, Well, as we said before, they went out like The above does not include the shot used Robert Pa*csi James lialderman E tward Stockon Homer H Hunt Joseph Brunell Geo Bailey had administered strychnine to their child, written us by our correspondent at the time from Haynes, his gun being loaded with slugs, Peter Polden Hiram B Millar Wm G Sliepard Joseph Knight Solomon Lorell H W Smith and the mother took a similar dose. It was unclean spirits, and if they had only possess by the gunboats on the river. R bert Candler Geo Rapp Chris Laschanski Luther Gear and have since been vouched for by Mr. and the charge taking effect in the head. He Yours, with respect, S i» Edsell Wm 8 Rnpp also apparent that the father, to end the suf­ ed the good sense or devilish spirit of some QOSBXN TOWNSHP Geo M Frewgal Nathan Crep* Levi Baker John George O'Connor in a personal interview. was committed to jail in default of giving Gustavu* David English ferings of his child, or stifle her cries, had Biblical swine, and gone down into the sea, R. CADLB, A. A. Q. X. lint Clau. GeoSeverich Washington Alber As to the second inquiry, " Did Gen. Tut­ $5,000 bonds. The Burlington Hatolceye says Mi.-hael Fish John K Frenzolk, .!. Harvey Baker Valentine \Vineman taken an iron weight and fractured her skull; the world would have been better off, provid­ py The English secession sympathizing i)stM l Dewey Enoch O Lntdy Jacob Fridler Poter Dfleffler David H Henedlct Wm Bunker that the same instrument had been used in tle, or not, send fugitive slaves up from Cairo Patrick iteynoida J B Gill Conrad Plppett Peter Hirahmanj there is intense excitement in the neighbor­ Qivlns Thos Trimble John D Browne Christian Getteraan ed the sea was deep enough. Their going journals argue, like the Copperhead press in Jamei Peter Browant Geo Hirahman Ambrose Jager James Ryan putting an end to the wife's sufferings, there to Chicago and other places in Illinois, &c.?" hood in regard to the affair. David W Kelly Albert A Brooker Geo F Schaffnit Ernst Grelner being similar marks about her head, and the out was called secession, and that is very this country, that the late Union victories do Joseph Britt H W Ecxter John G Will Jasper Bonhani Richard Silverthom Ferdinand Scbracy we will state what is well known here, espe' SEDCCT-ON AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.—At Joseph Ernst Copelasd Kabe Levi A Kellogg Them as J Wilsoa, Wm B Hewitt Alexander Mackie pillow being saturated with blood. legal treason. After they went out, they not amount to much after all. The Army Richard Smith dally by those who obtained from Gen. Tut­ Thos Evitt Wilson Frybergf James Peyten James Sissel James Tough The husband and father then disposing must of course stay out, or have their pro­ Keokuk, on Monday, I. H. Calvert shot W. James Wood! DaniM Fogerty Jamee J Smith Samnel Gomer Pat McLaughlin Frederick A Smith and Navy Gazette (Russe l's paper), however, John Giilaspy J G Wales J.ihn Worth John Comer himself upon the bed with his wife, having tle's department the persons and services of H. Austin for seducing his wife. The ball Thompson Barke James George Benjamin Sweetman gramme fail. To stay out would necessarily does not see matters in that light. It regards Jamss C Kerney Gardiner Durr Wm Martin i zekiel U Dalr Frederick previously arranged a bucket at the bedside, "reliable contrabands," that no fugitive struck the breast bone and glanced off with David B White John JCvitt Isaiah Bryant involve fighting, and this would be the overt the situation as looking extremely gloomy for (. hts S Currie Hoover H Hilder«qp« Sylvester Wiley John Notfeal with an instrument from his pocket surgical slaves were sent off by Gen. Tuttle, but that out doing fatal injury. Calvert waB arrested Jnnies brady Wm J Beatty . giasil Clau. Robert Alston Wm McKee case, severed the artery at the wrist of his act. Secession we say is treason. the rebel cause. Charleston it considers in Wm Cambridge ' ' — Charles Schulta the •property of fugitive masters were. Sev Michael Lav In Panln* Hahn Char'es KilbUr right arm, and holding it over the vecsel With this preface, we approach oar sub­ and held to btil in the sum of $1000. great danger, and if Ciiarle ton falls, Savan- Chas W Bicliard* Wm Ke>esjr John Herronma* John Gall eral articles of property belonging to Gideon Pleasant McCart D F K Door Conrad Hucke John Hushman i SWMTLAND TOWNSHIP. placed at the bedside, literally bled to death, ject, for an introduction of which into re­ EIGHTH CAVALRY FULL.—The Davenport n th must follow. This, in common with Nathaniel ^mith Pat Maylan Alfred Hilton Garrett Coffy firtt Clau. the orainary sized bucket being nearly filled. Charles B DaTis Jesfle Baldwin Christian SchnfOT Johli Arzt J. Pillow, a fugitive rebel, found their way Gazette states that eleven companies have Titus Philiipe Amo«WB»y Abraham Oarl A letter addressed to Mrs Julia C. Doug­ spectable society we beg pardon of our in- other London journals, sees our chief dangtr bden Brown Wm W Smith Wm Wilson Jeeee Wilfy Daniel Oarl here, bonds for the faithful keeping of which O B McDonald ! b already been reported for the 8th cavalry, be­ Wm Tiion.pson Geo Will f f '" v J K Waldon ,. Horace Ooville lass, Brooklyn, N. Y., was found as follows: ' -^rfgenT^-riiacier^ -Tkf^object is the loyalty in * failure to increase our army by means of Andrew McMshit Emmett 0 Neff Wm Hnrsely John Vanhrvranc# were given Gen. Tuttle. During Gen. Tut Neely Crees Michael Walton Frederick Cleasnaa "My Dear Wife's Mother—I take your sides seve al squads, and there is reason to i'ranklin Brown W m Duffey Cyme Miles John Wallace H T Chapman of the Muscatine Courier. The text is taken, a draft, l ow thoroughly the Copperheads Matthias Markle Joseph Crees 0 F Healey John Bohirski daughter with me, rather than see her die by tie's reign at Cairo, no contrabands were sent Joel C ess 8 A Darlington John Cease from last Saturday's paper, in the following believe that enough men have now been re­ a^ee with our enemies abroad in this respect; Charles K Crane Christian KanfftM* frei K Baerwald John Gertenbach Ebenrzer Conn ' inches, as her father did, before my eye*. J Sweeney James M Fisher And- ew KauffnMB John Matthis North except under his supervision. cruited for the regiment. Only one com any Orion Spier Nil's Sbefey Geo Carl •»,. , Pardon the act, for we have suffered much words: hence the opposition of the Secession sympa­ Benj Heller Peter Blgelow ' - Michael Griffin Rudolph Hofmeiater Nelson Covil ' For one, we don't think any the less of Gen. has as yet gone into quarters at Camp Mc Not ton C Stone Samr.el Croxen Jacob FFnlton Henry Marteck Obed Fulsome Wm B Conistqek, for each other's sake. " If, when Congress meets next December, thizers in the North to the draft. fjobn Johnston David Morgan Conrad Kaiser ' Edward MartecK Tuttle for these things, but only wonder at John Morgan J Longnecker Geo M Dowel Gio. W. BUBS." it sh 11 be fou-d that the Administration has Clellan. J LDnff Andrew Hncke Francis Hammqat Sylvester Baltmaieh Henry Deck hart It is said that mortification at his ill-success succeed d in obtain-ng a majoity of Abo i his being found in company with such poli'i fy We are glad to see so many of our W T Hughe* Thos Morgan Michael Healey Michael Realey Onlrich Ptofer John Fox Michael Duhney Levi Wilgns Thomas Healey Nathan Leveiich Christopher Whltler Joseph Allar in three lectures which he had advertised, tionists in the House of Representatives, cal confederates as the editor of the Herald. There are two reasons given by the soldiers, officers and enlisted men, returning Joehua Adf Joseph Wildman Wm Hoar John Wickey Robert F Craut John Allar combined with evident want and destitution, B H Cunulngham Baker *ildman Pi trick Boland Fred'k Kauffmn through the instrumentality of such orders as M Ku-sel Benedict Bett#' Christian Aldtngnr Gen. Tuttle did endorse the policy of arming anti-draft men why the draft should not be to the State on short leave of absence from John,A Jelie Thos David Farrier Wm Malone' Richard Richaiii Henry Acbart ' ' • was the exciting cause of this horrible act were issued in Kentucky, we boldly declare John Booghman John J Folton 0 M Macomber. Jacob Leininger Conrad Romig M T Abbott negroes to aid in prosecuting the waragamst made. One is that it is impo sible to put Grant's army. The officers get 20 days fur­ All«-n Broomhall that we bt lieve God and the country will for­ John Crrnuiff Jams* Hughes Patrick Ryan Andrew Blddla jyA letter to the New York Times says ever smile upon the Democratic party, if Dem the South, and he is responsible for the ne­ down the rebellion by force of arms, and, lough and the men 30. They have fairly Alva Culburn W P B«rfealow John Schmocktr Joseph Bro«a% . „ Joseph Hiatt Thos Mclntyre WILTON TOWNSHIP. Christian 3«hmoek*r Wesley Brogatf-' "-* 1 i" of Gen. Farnsworth, who was killed at Get­ ocratic members leave the House, break up a groes sent from Cairo into Illinois and Iowa, theref re, that the war should at once be earned the privilege of visiting their homes Geo Worrell jr £ J Mcintosh tfnt Class Geo W Smith Antone Barmd tysburg: R C Jewett Thos L Ady quorum, and prevent abolition legislation." stopped. The other is that the rebellion is John Cope Thorns* Bennett Patrick Fickaley Peter Srhmecke* J H Brownaw« Gen. Farnsworth's body was pierced by while in command at this point, as we can and friends and we rejoice that they have Wm Hungerford Frank Bacon Francis Kelley tAlex Show JWBnrrell From a careful reading of the context, we Heory William* Isaac Cope F j shultz Fraacis M Bachelor fully prove,—all of which is respectfully sub so far subdued th it no more soldiers are nec­ been permitted to do so. Johu Duffee Ed E Bacon Austin Winteraalt five balls—one in each leg, one through the David Towns J W Haskell R G Webb Jamee Truitt John Bean shoulder, one through the stomach, and the it, that this great aposile of South Caro essary. Both strong—if they were true. Wm Rottoniby Byron Carpentev John Trofy Andrew Barnard mitted to the Herald without money and James Kves Adolph Bexroth John D Mos* lina Democracy in Iowa, means this: That $9 A Union Mass Convention for the State Robt C Black John WiukleblO» I C Armstrong DO Thompson . Bnel Barsard last one just above the heart. When found without price. James M Black Jot n H Ady Alfred Tunni«|)k>- Christopher Bnrnett A NEGRO REGIMENT IN IOWA.—We learn John B Hudson Stephen Lyons 4 G M Francis John L ArmstiMf his face was as calm and plea«ant as when in on the fifth day of August, by virtue of law, of Illinois is lo be held at Springfield on the Wm Wallace M Mtrbnrg Geo B Armstrong Wm Ray 'Milford Penham At Berrien, Michigan, a barrel of sorghum from good authority that Gov. Kirkwood is Wm Hudson , Wm H David*M Harrison Benhaa life. The last shot must have killed him in­ 3d of September Some of the most eloquent Sam* son RobshOF Nicholas Mahan G L Foster James Maher a State election came off in Kentucky—that syrup was stored away some fiVe years ago, auth nzed to raise a regiment of colored John N 'ones Aaron Parks Wm Tboma* Henry Oarl JohnBurrell stantly. His remains were interred at Gettys­ Andrew HeiidricNNI Jacob Van Don Bryson Bnrrell. it containsa very numerous body o! traitors and it was recently tapped, when the contents trops in this Statd.—fto Mo inst Register, speaker* the country F G Waterman Sylvester Turnev " Henry Nichol* Lawson CotanMF Jacob Edwarda H H Bailey Wm Oolemaa Robert Welch Jm A Franklin burg. iiM tb*, V«d«xml authority were found to be white sugar. llth. £f present. Cyras Overman