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Druggists ana i'eAieF4 n FoUTi
General Depot Special Agency
New Orleans, La.
vERMIFUGEs,
Winer'B Canadian,
BRain'6,
Perrg's Dead Shot,
Jayna'H Tonic,
Eerl's,
J A.Fahuestoek's,
McLean's.
RAISAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
~,
Hastings Eapths,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan'z Hungarian,
pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Slienck's Pulmonic Syrup,
= EieY England Cough Syrup,
Eisrtholomew's Expsetor&nts
HALLS BaIsam,
Swaym's Syrnp OF Wild Cherry,
AYERS Cherry PectorAl,
Tsylor's RslSEm Iiverwort,
,yeyne's ExpectorGnt,
Wfner's Elecampaine,
Roger's Liverwort and Tar,
Ma. Gardeners Iiverwoft,
stadley's Cherry Expectorsnt,
I.ondon't Indian do
DR.. Rose's 40
Mol AAn'a Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsAEHLAs.
DIR, John Bulls,
3. P. TownSend's.
Sands's,
Ola Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Wvhc0cp's,
Shakers,
GratFenbers's,
Bristol'h.
Guysott'R Tellow Dock.
PLASThRs.
Wells strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
BsdeRu's,
Knapp's Indian
Aleook's Porous,
Grififth's Adhesive,
Hclloway's Arnice
LINTMENTS.
NcIIean'a Volcanic Oil Lin
ment-
DR.. Sweet's.
Mexican Mustang,
FarreIi's Afabiar
ButIer's Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
Hnyer's,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic,
Tobias's Venitian.
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kelliuger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horst
Nerchant's Rargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne'b.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Oseootl's Indian Ch0gcguet
Stephens Compound.
Bogand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkocp's Tonic,
Speeds Febrituge,
Vegetable Fehrifuge,
LO2ENGES.
sberr,an's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PulmoHiG Waters,
I,ocock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry's Tricopherons.
I,yon's KathAiron,
Bprnett's CocOaine,
Boyle'sHyperion Fluid,
Phalouis Hair Invigoratort
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpena,
Ipndnn's Oriental Hair Iontc
Hasei's Eau IIustrale,
Oliridge's Balm Of Columbia
Railways CircassinD hahn
PANACEAS.
swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Iongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVEs
Dslly's Magical Pain Extract
Professor Bo!loway's pintme1
McAllister's All-Healtng, d,
Brooks Magic salVe, Pryor
Pile,
szt4ray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, ,Iudkin's,,
! London's All-Healing, Russia
Y BITTERS.
Sroffat's Phoenix, Blake's al
matte,
Old Sachem.
DR.. J. Boyee Dods'.
Hibtard's Wild Cherry.
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutcbing's Vegetable nyspep!
VANDERVEER'S s
p1@ Druggists and herch'
articles contained in the ahov
vantage by calling or sending
bo found the most extensive a.
MEDICINES in the Emitted
Please address, .,r-,-I j :
GENUINE
ma If Nos. q and
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81 LUTHER HOMES, EGUNDKY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner OF BENTON and
Euphrosne strees Office No. LOG St. Charles street.
W fTwo doors from the st. Charles Theaer Manufacturer
Of the latest and most approved Patterns Of Ran{S
Stairs Store Frents Capitals and all kinds of CAST ANIL
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purpoBes
E- Raing Castings Guard Boxes, Sash Weights and Ven
Oriesns o25ly
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| J. A. Bonnafon. JJ. Herr, W. b. Conger.
ARTICLE s,xrH-Every person gho shall hereafter
holding in the name of his firm certificate
a d book If e ss Ss
shall have the 70 If IT en m boofs 9 s
pany discharged iqndaed BY losses sustained after the
Ts9 SSa n sii the s the
the thousand dola and then each five hundred
OF he Certificate shall reach the sum Of five thousand
a dc oas sona en:
have been the person or firm Claiming to
| vote within ST.? months prior TO such election.
ARTICLE sEyENrHThe Board of Trustees shall have the
GTss embsrsd real % ssae in The CITY
s9 Gn ltas1 saa ~co vi sHi's hs loaned
They also invest the cash or sn1ps PRETTY of of the Con-
he laws Of the United Of this Stale of this city,
amy amy Of F he esn5ss bonds stocks
my sd saf S s @ of Tees
purchase addition, any property which may have been
inert op1ioD the nter" Of the Company thereby
promoted should require sucf purchase to save it from
" ARTICLE ElGHrH-The officers of the Company shall within
ONE m"n ron the f the policy Of have Been
se cause III estimate be made TO by the Pres
ending including Of effected during the
sd md yi in pses s WIS., Ss
ii Mi receive certificates of profits here
p0SSa M ae nee Sh h ese By a
ta Il s 'ns ro s the snr pa
10 ims and shall credit with the Of said premiums
on Sns0y a O w dsriSed from iRvesnnts balance which
& to certiGcate signed the President and Secretary
neret the rae Of per cent per I annn payable 5 on The
ne na proviso lint the therein named
fony ali subsequent losses sustained by the Company
in boud ay person entitled receive such certificate be
neG the Company for any premiums ss credited M to him Or
cs6c"e sfdtS Is eSsSe shall have the gh
r. certificate psdFss for the hen h of the st
and vered shall always remain liable to the Company fo
s "npad premiums whether such Indebtedness
fore the eercse and no transfer !hsre9
hs masg ha snii avs been sttey eStnguhed
tS hs psss he
their then M tn the s,apss sms shall be
a and be to e credit Of the
% sn
pubishein city which notice shall set forth the amour
b In i tEe said certificates pros less
Of sR1 sa se e s sna credit % con
ngen ac,un; the ComrNny and applied to the
rhs sSes "a h oHy of til
yer Company, I'D with its consent
OF ARTICLE srH-Every person who shall become membe
M ibis Cony eIeeu ,hsrei Ell sha before
his h & nT o pa i @ i be
the b s ii hs
Comuanv.
ARTICLE hesccnmnlgted net net profits s
thereafter be eioyed from year 10 year. TO me feenpuo
% ThDs or il III pss # M M
redeemed those of all the preceding years are pa
The oa howsysr w & at % any Of IT fhfr srs anns
pss %s' )" e ny and aenS @ ,h ae rs to rsqe
tion OF roS to amount OF one m0p f e, m fo
ARTICLE ELEvltru.-on some Qay in the first month aft
900 the policy within the first month OF every succeed
sha!I p aecordg law g General IN err saa,
% n " % C s G@epy nF he
cog ended the Ion % 81 Id N Nya
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TITY HOsPITAL........CITY HOSPITAL.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR SMALLPOX
DIR. O. AnfoHH,
Elysan Fields street. Josephine and Sodee Streets
p-Fsr admission apply the Hospital No. 70 Baronne
,t,o., nl6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans,S
remembered that this 18th day of December s69
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard Presdsn
and A. Schrebr Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who beng duly according to
law do depos and that the above accounts just and
true transcription the books said Company
0. GAILLARD, President
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me- this day, December
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
The Board Of rHstees have resolved six per In
the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1877 and 1850 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
ruary next.
-TRusrEEs-
Geo. " West z. P. Hunt,
Jas. A. White, NJ. Musson, uaa,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,,
D. Jamison, Eu1na Aurustin
Ar. Miltenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
J. Leisy, "A. Bohn,
Omer Gnillard.
The Company coRtnueto insure against els of the
rivers and loss and damage By fire. at the current ates
| premiums.
re- Office. No. 8 Carondelet street. d17 If
/
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Alta meeting the Board of Ditors held on the 9Th ins
It was resolved to declare dividend TWENTY PER CENT
go per cent? the Net Earned of the Company for
the wear ending the 3Oh septembers6O for which Cert
will be issned on aHu atcr he iSecenber And
also in accordance with Article l4th OF Charter to nav in
md after 18TH inst to the ore scrbers inter-
esat the rate of per cent per anu "h miums paid by
them and credited on their subscription notesN
J. W. H1HCKs Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

DEETJOIINs-l5OO of l. Q and gallons, for sale by
hB s. D. GRATIAA l. Co,
o8 % Customhouse street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31
u ATnmAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

II
Cheaper superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lat. DURABIIIITT-eGual to the best slate roofs.
3D. Observation-Disclosures to any other, cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTYIt presents smooth graniteike surface,
ath CHEAPNESSIt much less than, though 1t is as
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public saves The
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9TH IECOMBUsTIBIIITY-It will resist FIRE better than
slate roof.
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under tho heat of
caI protec the interior of buildings from the in
cnRe heat of summer.
Tth SOIIDITy-T becomes harder and smoother from
polre roofs of any ope; and being Of R
weight does moi require heavy aters support it while lis
liable and breaking does require repara
The "TROPICAL ROOFING" " in chemical compound 81
substances of which peculiar 10 Alone combined
proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city. .
Testimonials correctness Of the above In the hands
Of the and may be verified by Wishing 1t be-
| fore contracting.
All orders left at the Office, Box Nc. T. will be
J. @. KATHMAE,
FOL oF aryFlje eaTiRa aruihR In.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

Il WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF HEGUIGR
81 and ppDuar Family Meiicine., which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers Prourenr'a lowest whoesaie pcfe
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5l and q Chsrtres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31
LEGAL NOTTGEs
OFFICE OF THE HOME; faSj9NAL IN
" sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW oIsEE4NS.

p'5NEk
NEw OREEsHs. January s. 1851.
III accordance wi the Charter Of Company and an act
ofhe Legislature Of Louisiana NO 1861 approved 1 March,
1889 public notice is hereby given that the following Ger
Of Profits tissue Of 1856 with accrued interest thereon
main unpaid in This Company If claimed by the legal
within birty days from the first Publication Of
this notice. the viii be Cancelled and ahnnI ed
thereof contingent books
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

NTcNAIN'S ACADEMY - THE UNDERSIGNED
IH will open his Acaemy the I'd of january next in the
the of Prytania and Caope Streets
The of study and the order of exercises will be the ae
heretofore observed He will be pleased receive the pupils
recently him. and ehers desire attend:
circulars stating apply to W. O. Raymond No. II
| Camp street, the undersigned.
| i2i 2m r, H. McNAIR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

A HAktssnNa s'&&&Ehr S.TkGAF4 BOILER
MANUF ACTORE, betwesn Poydras and Hev1a, only
Va three unnes walk from the st. Charles Hotel.
% The undersigned having largely Increased his work.
having all the facilities prepared fill orderH
any description Of BOILERS in less time and low rates
they had in hcp the South uporedfromthe
North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE F1.UED BOILERS, from 20 to
so feet long. and 70 ncteH diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS S0 3S "a and SO inchesdiaas
ter and various lengths .
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Pipes Valves, constantly
on hand.
Ali work will oe guaranteed of best material and workman
ship.
Psrt,es Wishing to purchase Boilers for plantations
boN or qawms are respectfully invited call and ndge for
bemseiyes rn23 lyEw1 D. Il. TOWLES.
g. BREWSTER, BLAFGENEY 6E CO.,
e<SA Successors to LEARY Il BLAKENEY, Coppersmithi
Sheet Workers and Manufacturers, Front nnd
Wy Fulton streets, between Notre Dame and Julia.
Clarifying and EvaporHtirg Pans,
Steam Trains FitererB,
Tnice Boxes Chimneys BreechenB,
And nil kinds of STE AT nnd PLANTATION work In
our line. SCI uH"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

The above statement is Just, and transt
from the books of the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-31

New Orleans, La.
vERMIFUGEs,
Winer'B Canadian,
BRain'G,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayns's Tonic,
Eerl's,
J 4. Fahuestock's,
McL.ean's,
BAISAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-27
4 ST3RTLING REPORT

CHICAGO, Sept. %. "A special despatch to
Tho Times, sent'from Quincy, Illinois, at
O'Clock this SUNDAY morning, says the mail
agent of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail.
road, who arrived at 7 o'clock on Saturday
evening from 81. Josepb, states that Colonel
Molligsn and bis whole command at Lexington
surrendered 10 General Price on Friday lnornr
ing 1T 5 o'clock.
The siege continued from Monday until the
time Of the surrender.
Col. Mulligau's men we're without water all
day on Thursday, and Friday morning found
them completely exhausted They fought va
liaptly and desperately, but were compsIled to
yield TO vastly superior numbers.
The number of Union troops killed is said
TO 30 from 800 to SOC, while that OF the rebs
els is estimated at some three or four thousand,
With proporiiouats number of wounded.
The report of the above battle aud its un-
fortunate result is fully corroborated by pas
sengers Oh tho same train. The news was
brought by stage to Hamilton, which is the
the nearest point on the railroad to Lexington,
being distant forty miles.
OF the fact Of the surrender there can be
no doubt.
A special despatch lc the Chicago Tribune
from be06quartors, at St. Louis, received this
Sunday evening says the surrender cf Mnl-
ligan is not believed there, bat that reinforce.
ments we're pushing toward him from four diff.
ferent directions.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept, G1.-An influential
charitable "Army Aid Association" compri-
sing Numerous members, hiss been formei here 4
acts IN cooperation with similar associations in
tho various States
The Baltimore South ra-appears to-day as
neutral paper
William Blanchard, of this city. has been
appointed Consul at Melbourne. The salary
Is four thousand dollars per aaum.
The Fremont difficulty is understood to
have been settled. He will retain COMMAND
OF the Department of Missouri,
Information has been received from scout
ing party 10 lower Maryland that they 6na
large numbers Of arms. They have also come
upon several organized compaoies of Seces-
sionists.
lbe demand on the Treasury Department
for small treasury notes continues immense.
far exceeding the ability to supply it at pres
ent.
a telegram received yesterday by private
oReer o. the Governments, dated Indianapolis
says Governsr Morton and Colonel WOOD left
Tor ,Loaisville on the lqth, on special train, !,
wlI1 guns and ammunition. The Governor
has ordefed the Home Guards and the reei,
ments on the borders to bold themselves 10
resdiness.
II is furtbsr added that ten thousand addi-
tlonal troops could leave that State in twenty
four hours
General Reynolds, who was st Cheat Noun
tain, has, the telegram states, driven the reb-
Ella from their position, killing neatly hun-
dred of them
Golouel Kidwell, of the Fourteenth Indiana
Regiment, was surrounded twice, but rerulsed
the rebels with great gsllantry and suall loss
to us. The date Of the action is moi mentions
cd.
The Government has accepted the tender If
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-27

military services By the Count de Paris and
the Duo lie Chartress; they will probabtY en.
ter General MeClellan's staF The young
Count de Penthievre, son Of Prince De Joins
vile enters The UDifed States Naval Acade,ny
lie is sixteen years Of age.
Major Ban.ewein, late Aid de camp TO Gari-
bsldi. bes to-day been commissioned in the
military service.
Colonel Edward n. Baker, Senstor from
Oregon, has been sppointed Major General Of
volunteers.
The Star of this evening repeats that Prince
Salm SalD,, Of srussis, has been appointed
Colonel of the hentucky Cavalry, nov here
which is composed of Phiadelphians.
General Mcclellan to-dsy preceded TO The
position of General McCsli's division, where
grand review OF from ten 10 twelve thousand
troops took place.
On Thursday Colonel CowdeD's First Mass
achnsetts Regiment, now per tol ming duty on
the Peninsuls, captured two wagon loads Of
OF military clo,hing, arms. 30, destined to be
smuggled across the Potomac for the use of
the disnDion troops. The seizure was made
about fifteen miles frvn, LecnaIJstown, Md.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-27


gard your Dsuiral position, coupled With veil
prepared scheme 10 seize aD additional point in
your territory which was Of vifsl importance
TO the safety and defence Of Teunessee, that
4he troops Of the ConfedoTacy, on. the invita-
lion Of the people OF Kentucky, occupied de-
fensive post 10 your State.
ssIn doing so, the commander snnounesd
his purpose to egacuate your territory simul :
taneously with similar movement on the part
of the Federal forces, whenever the Legisla-
safe of Kentucky shall undertake to eDforc e
against both belligerents the strict neutrality
which they have 90 often declared.
81 return amongst you, citizens of Ken
tucky, at the head of force the advance of
which is composed entirely OF Rentuckians.--
We do not come TO molest any citizen, whats
ever may be his political opinions.
''Unlaze The agents Of the Northern despot.
ism, who seek TO reduce us to the condition Of
dependant vasssls, We believe that the recors :
nitien Ct the civil rights Of citisens il the
foundation of constitutional liberty. and that
the claim of the President Of the United
States to declare martial law, TO suspend tbe
privilege OF the writ of hQbeas corpus, and to
convert every bsrrack lu The land into Bas-
tile, 10 nothing but the claim which other ty-
rants have assumed to sutjugaIe free peo-
pie.
"Ihe Confederate States occupy Bowling
Grsen as defensive position. I renew the
pledges OF the commanders of other ouumps
Of the Confederate troops to retire from the
Territory OF heatucky 90 the same conditions
whSoh will govern their movements.
II further give you my own assurance tina,
tue force undor my command will be used as
an aid TO the Government Of Kentucky 10 car
rylng ont the strie: neutrality desired by its
people, whenever they undertake to enforce
II against the two belligerents alike.
lSignedl "s. e. BUCKNER,
"Brig Gen. q. s. A.
"BoEling Green, Kentueky,''
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Great Battle at Lexington, Missouri.


JEFFERsoN Cry, Sept. I8.-TRo ceuriers
have just arrived from Lexington, With the fols
loving intelligence. which is believed BY The
commanding tf6oev here TO be in the main ro-
liable.
General Price commenced The attack on the
sntreDOhmeuts at Lexington on Monday. Col.
Mulligan, the commander of the Federal troops
made vigorous defence, and the fight all
day, was very severe. Throughout tue day
General Prioe assaulted the works, but was
repulsed with great loss.
The Sighting was renewed on Tuesday morn
ing, but the assault vas feebly sustained when
the couriers left. General Lace was at Johns
town, Bales county, with force Of from two
thousand 10 three thousand, narching to the
relief Of Lexington.
The rebel loss on Monday is said to te 4,
600, ard that of the Federal sroops 800, but
this IS probably an exsggeration.
isEooND DESPATCH
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. l8-On Monday
afternoon Gen. Price again sent to Lexin ton.
summoning Ool. Mull;gao to surrender. Colo.
nel Muliigan's reply vas-"Tell him 10 90 TO
heil''
The enemy Immediately opsosd upon him
With artillere. and attempted to rally under
its cover. They we're repulsed With tremen,
dous loss, and our flag is atill waving.
Gen. Lane, wita an estimated force of five
thousand Kansas troops, is reported to be
within forty miles of Lexington, rapidly ad-
vaneing to reinforce COL MulIiean.
Other Federal troops are rapidly moving
forward from 81. Joseph and Other points 10
reinforce Mullgan.
The Eighteenth, Twenty.seconi, Twenty
fourth, and Twenty sixth IodiAna Regiments
have gous to Lexington on the steamers Des
MONIES and White Cloud.
These feinforcemenrs number about 5000
effective troops, aud will reach Lexington to-
morrow morning, TIE 10Th.
Every confidence is felt here that Colope.
Malligap will be able 10 hold Lexington until
reipforcements arrive.
The Usage bridge, eleven miles from here,
on the Pacific Railroad, is ssid TO be the 6rst
point ihreasencd BY Ben. MeCullooh's forces,
now believed 70 bs advancing rapidly from the
southwest
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THE LlTEsT FROM LOUISVILLE,
PATRIOTIC PROCLAMATION, 0E
GEN. ANDERSON.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2I-Ths following pa
lriotle proclamation has just been issued by
General Anderson
'kENTUcKIAHsl
"Cslled BY tbe Legislature of this nv Da-
ave State, | hereby assume command Of this
Department..
81 come TO ioforce and not to make laws.
and, God willing, to protect your property and
your lives.
"The enemies Of the country have dared to
invade our soil. Kentucky is in danger She
has valhlY striven TO keep peace with her
nelehbors. Our State is now Invaded by those
who protessed TO be her friends, but who now
seek to Conquer her. No true son of Ken.
tueky can longer hesitate as to his duty to his
State and bis country. The invaders must, :,
and, God wiling, viii be expelled.
"Ibe leaders of the hostile forses who now
approaches is, | regret to say, Keniuc kian.
making war on Kentucky aud Keuluckisns.
''Let all past differences Of opinion be overs
looked. Every one who now rallies to the
support Of our Union sud Of our State is a
TREND. Rally then, my eouu.rymen, around
'the aag our fathers ioyed,' and which has
shielded as so long.
81 call you to arms for self>dsfezcs aud for
the protection Of all that ls dear to freeman.
''l1st as trus: in God, and do our duty as
did our fathers.
iSignedl ROBERT ANDERSON,
''Brigadier General, U. S. A.''
Governor Magofin has also issued his proc
lamsiioD, ordering Gen. Thomas L. Critenden
to execute the purposes contemplated by the
recent resolutions of the Kentucky Legislature
in reference to the expulsion of The invaders,
aud Gen. Critterden has ordered the militia 90
DC mustered forthwith into service.
Hamilton Pope, Brigadier General of the
Home Guard, also calls npoa the people in
each ward in Louisville to meet this afternoon
aud organize into companies for the protection
ot the city.
The Ecenfns Bulletin says that from seven
thousand TO eight thousand Confederat ts troops,
with twenty one pieces of cannon, arrived a,
6owling Green on Wednesday, taking a can
non and one hundred and twenty stand of arms
belonging to the Bowling Green Home Guard.
They scot six pieces of cannon aud two thous-
aud men 10 Genera! Roger W. Hanson, the
Confederate commander on Green River.
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EXCITING NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l.--It 10 rubnorea that
Gen. BuOkner, of the rebel troops, has ad7anc-
ed or Elizabethtown.
The Federal troops are prepared for any
emergency.
The following proclamation has just been
received.
ITO the people Of Kentucky:
"fhe Legislature of Kentucky have been
faithless to the will of the people. They have
endeayored TO make your, gallant State for
iress, in which, under the guise OF neutrality,
the armed forces of the United States might
3 eretly prepare to subjugste alike the people
OF heutucky and the Southeru States.
"lt was not until after months Of covert
and open violstiou Of your neutrality, With
large eneampmeuts of Federal troops on your
territory, and areceOs official .declaralioa of
the President Of the UDted States not 10 re-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-27
Latest Reports from Lexington.

Kansas CITY, So, Sept. I0.-Advises by
private letter from Lexington to-day Thurs
day} say Geo. Piice attacked the Fsderals 1T
10 0c'clock yesterday "wednesday morning,
With forec Of 10000 rebels, the Federal
force being estimated at from 5000 TO 1000.
The Pederals fought them fer two hours, when
the Secsssiopists drove them back into their
entreuchmens.
The Chioago Irish Regiment, Col. Mulligan
then came out aud charged them at the point
OF the bayones, scattering tho rebels 10 all di~
reciions.
Gen. Price vas to attack ther, again this
morning with seventeen pieces of artillery
10 statement Of loss On either side is Civ
en-.
JIFPERsoS Cry, September 90 AT the
head quarters of Colcpel Mulligan, al h. xingA
ton, there is supposed to be a force OF $500
men, ss follows.
Chicago Irish Regiment, Colonel MulIigan,
900
Illinois Cavalry, Colonel Marshall, 600.
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