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, 1861-10-01
FROM R0ELA.
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Our correspondent ut Rol1a. whose letter
has bern uraccountab!y delayed, Whites o.
the 9th thus:
Tie ambrlaeess which went to Springfield.
sene tine s:uce under command Of Lieut.. L
T. Williams Of yonr city, s-1iyed today ct
rcor. They tr:1g forward Il ~ 0: the siek
ard wounded and have ,efs aboutl25 n the
hcapitals Of Springfield Lieut., WiIisms and
his party were taken prisoners o. War, and de-
tai1ed some len OF twelve days n that city.
They report force Of ], ,2e0 rebels there, and
atont the zane number at Lebanon, seventy
niles Eo1thW est Of this place. Tney
say that the prevailing opinion among
Un;on men at Springfield is that McCul!och
Is dead. and thf~e Is the strongest probability
Of the truth Of The statement TheIa is rot
me1 t. be found Eho has seen him since the
battle Of Wilson's Creek, and there is every
reason to believe teat the arch traitor has met
his Just dc.er:e in dIshonorable death- Last
evening the detached force, which has been
ptzted at Salem for two weeks psst, came in
With lot G horses snd mules, sd some forty
to 6ey coutraband negroes, the property Of
prominent eeceaaio?iaSa. The negroes bad
bstn started tcwa1ds the Arkansas border,
arl were ovcr:eken by Cur men: They are
ST opld judge, an IA No. u article. What
disposition Is to he male OF them has not ye
| t1snspiTcd. Yours, &c, P1ckEG.
, 1861-10-01
military Matters In Indiana.
Especial o.. patch to the Cincinnati G1zette.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.

Especial D.:patch to the Cincinnati dazette.l
kD1AEAPo11s, Sept. s9.
From a special dispatch to Coz. Morton
,4.a . prominent gentlemen In Washington,
! lrorl that Col. so,. Mefidith's 18th Indiana
regiment Nas e1g3yed In the excarslon oa
tie 25:h. IN which they captured enc hundred
}oa6s OF hay, twenty Of greiu, some sixty
hi ad Of cattle, sud one prisoner. We have
reliable information that they killed twenty
Of the enemy, yet they escanea With few
slight scratches, although five balls and shells h
fell within twenty teet Of the regiment. The
19.h was highly complimeEted by General
S. ith's aid ana Capt Mott Of Motifs battery,
UE the handsome line kept while in advance
Of Ill other troops ard under fire. Tits regi-
mept Is one Of the hest in the service and
holds the pot Of tonor, being the advance
guard Of the G14rd Army.
Col. N;llcl's Ger.nsn n ressimsnt 1efs on Sat
1ria5 evening, arned and equipped in a mag.
Aifcs1t manner. They left on the Madison
tram amid the plandlts end huns OF hun.
trees~ Their officers are August Which Cox
Nm: schrachenbsrg, Msior, and Edward Mpl
ler, na1te1msster.. They were accompanied
| bl splendid brass band.
The SD regiment left this morning On The
Jtff: Tso1yl1le read for Lou:syille Its otiicers
are John Cobu1nt Colonel; James Henderson;
! d B. FiDch, QuarteTm6ster. TheJ marche:
through the Streets this morning, to martha
nreic, with eoiors flying.
Mir. A1iller's regiment, from Laporte, ha'
| b en o.6ered Ecre to be armed and equipped
| Il Will arrive on "Wednesday next: Col Cruf
lett Evansville this morning, with fye hun
ated ucn, for Lcck No. On G-csG river, i
beipg alleged that the rsbess intended to do
6!roT the lock. As his men were descending
The 1.yer, feW days since, q maI app 5arei
viii a etctkh flag, ho!lowirg for JeT Davis
FIVE Of the boys fred 4: him and every bal
nc Hon. Chas. Case, late II. c. from th
T<EtL D:st1ict, has accepted tie AGjutantc
Of the 44.h gment, now being .a:sed in thu
D:.!rjct. Ur{te6 6tatea Paymasters sre her
On their road to ST. Louis, Missouri, wher
fuE1s await item to Psy off the troops.
a large number Of arms we're shipped
Warwick ccrnty yesterday:
4 large number Of contraband revolver
ae..zed do1irg the past three months ty th
Collector ct the Port at New Albany. WE1
turned over to tie State authorities 5este
u {
, 1861-10-01

A Man DRIVEN FROM KENTUCKY FOR REFU-
SING TO JOIN TIE EREBE1S.-TheM Madison {Ind-)
Ccu,ltr Of the eth says: Mr.. WilIia.1 Il. a.
gr:gg moved from this city in March last to
Meade ceusty, Kentucky, near the town Of
G61n. ttsviEe, where he rented small farm
snd put in and workeda crop. In addition to
attending the farm, he erected machine to
make lathes, which be had in operation. Ar.
Isgrig is 8 loyal mau, and refused to joiu q
secret society Of the rebels, the object OF
which is to examine and run awny Qr kill every
ULion or Northern man IN the county, to have
Kentucky a member Of the so-called Southern
CeDtederscy, SC, &c. An intercepted letter
entpicion and he was finally compelled to leave
:Lis e1cp aud hia goods, and flee by night with
his }i1tle fnmily to the IEdiana B{de of ths
river, on: tie bank OF which he stayed al
night. He arrived in tl1ie city yesterday, OF
the steamer Poland. -. =.
, 1861-10-01
DOCTOR RUSSELL.

Ii IS said that the correspondent Of the
Itndcn Times has been arrested near VII
uipgtcn in this Sta'e, for q violation OF
Tic stat1lte which forhids shooting on Sun
day. The Doctor was af:er prairie chick
ems, with tvo-5a17el]ed shot gun. His
case is a hard o1e. After having made
game OF the American Eagle, for many
non.hs, shooting all the while with Q long
fov, to be now hauled before country
Justice Of the Peace for wild banging al
=.rcrsc, is too bad But is not this arrest
prom;,tcd, as it no doubt was, by persona
dislike, rather than desire to vindicat
the se3chty Of the Lords Day, rather
sna:i husints5s
, 1861-10-01

JEFFERSON C1rY, Sept. 30-1nfornation
has been received here that ten ttousand reb-
els were lew days since in the sout aern part
of Green county, moving norihward. A body
through Bates county towards Osceola. These
are under command Of young McCunoch,
either sen OF nephew Of the ubiquitous Ban.
Sky more officers end pilVats3 OF Multi
gan's command arrived here from Lexington
:h;h tuo1uiug, aud will leave for St. Louis this
afternoon. They saw no rebel troops on the
Hey down.
Cspt. Mitchell, nephew Of Col. Marshall,
| says the accusations Of coEafdtce against tue
latter are grossly unjust; and that he acted as
bsavely as anY other officer Of the regiment
| Ckpt. Mitchell says the rebel army is cota"
| IscEed Of stout, healthy and detsrm'1ed msn,
| centrally quite well armed, and better clothed
| ihar Col Marshal's regiment.
| Gen. Pope left for Boonyll'e this morning
! 1;..:9 1u.:9 number Of iiroops have also gone,
, 1861-10-01

MURDER IL Co1u.1B1A CouSTT.- Co
lumhns {Wis.) Journal brlpgs news Of the com
mission Of murder In the town Of Leeds, In
TINT county, and subsequent manifestations
Of Lynch law. It seems tha: number Of
P'9eIy hoysn paid visitto the house Of
one Polly Ptiest-not with the bestof motives
They did not succeed In the purpose, and
th1eate1ed t2 come again and forcs compA-
anee With their desires She warned them
to come in. She called IN her ,father!in-
hw to help her-loaaea double barre!led
The rowdies returned ID the 1;i9ht, aud licked
erea the door, when abe shot. one Of hem
desc, ord Tcnld hare shot another, but The
c1, exploded, without 1aischargipp the auu.
stc thin delivered hersel5 up Is ths aGtsori.
ms, and waa puttn jail; when tho roTaies
Of hereelf ard children, md threatened te
:,le her oct ard haag her. II the Jourzal
II Is Tie story sright, We Eay she served thes,
ii: b:, sid she should be restored to NbertJ
q d Esve her property made Cp to heE.-HI
seasIee Sentinel, 30th, - ~;
, 1861-10-01

U7ANTHD MMEDIAFELY.-
w women with sewing 1nach!rss to sew gray
far MI ahirs Gcd prices viii be paid 41d pl-nty
~ eIi EeTrnTl nTrefs pc1xst
, 1861-10-01
FROM: QUINCY.

Especial Dispatch to Chicago TIibune-1
=. Qu1aex, Sept. 30, 15sd- -
g While there Is much speculation co1ce1n-
ing the strength Of The two armies about to
meet at Lexisgton, it may be interesting to
Btate tbst an snoD5 nous letter received by
me, to-day, from Huntsville, No., dated Sept.
9th, expresses the confident opinion that
General Fremont vii be beaten unless he csn
bring at least 5o,coo men sgairst--Prlce. The
w1ftcr eass the csunt1y IS filled with armed
men marching dry end night to reinforce Gen.
P,ice. He is satiEfed that Mr!Egan's sur.
rerder has added 5000 or 5000 to Ptice's
strength. He concea1s his name because it he
gave It bis neck would not b worth the rope
that would go around t.
Evesything:ts reported 10 be quiet on The
|.Hsnnlbar q St. Joseph R''1road. The troops
are 'ecatte1ed e7ong at the'va.ious st st:tiogs
Gen. Prentiss, who 1eit here On Saturday, Wa
to day at Chi1iieothe.
, 1861-10-01

4 PEOPLE UNWILLING TO PROTECT THEN.
sELyEs-Tne army correspondent Of the Cin-
ciunati Gozeae, writing from Cross Lanes, Va,
on Tce!dsy the 24th ult says:-
Over the whole country, except imm ed!ate!y
IN those conrties where tue Union strength is
ove1 vLelmipg, the eecessiopists continue to
cr1ry on their guerrilla warfare, sud to hold in
telro- people that lack spirit to defend
1hemselvea. One would suppose that 1t the
Ohio ard Indiana troops keep ont the iuvad.
ers from Eastern Virginia, the boosted UPTON
strength Of the country might st 1eas. be able
to protect Itself from its internal foes, but
even 80 moderate q hope is disappointed, and
af,er re have driven of Garnett end Pegtam,
Floyd aud Wise, the people still beg That We
viii march bero ard march there, to project
them from an insolenr minority among them
se1ves. q,
Gpel7I1!as cont nue to hara=s orr wagon
traips and messengers PoWe1i's mountain, q
few miles ror.h o. summersyi1le, in particu.
lsrly infested with these indigenous types Of
the chivahic warrior. But few days ago, q
couple cf our teemsters we're shot there, and
several narrow escspes have IN made in the
rsrae vicinity. Hughcs' Ferry is another
pciEt where these eue11i,las have been abund.
ant, Col Smith caught two o. three Of them
there, the other day, concetr srg whose gGilt
there can be nc question. IN any other coun-
Try they would be instantly shos; ne shell
doubtless terder'y transport them to Coium-
bus.
, 1861-10-01

ATTENTION., CAVALRY OF.
II F1CERS-A few
oFFICEKs gABREs, sAsHEs SHOULDER
. 6ThAP6 AND CAP ORNAAESTS,
e1tsa good auc cheap iustrecetyed Beta and Sashe5
pfattuted at BQWEE'8 Glove Store, 10. 20 C1axk
nfrf ef nyer IT. s. ExcreE8 Office. Ocl3.1y
, 1861-10-01

Esr,7,son's Rcpse:D, En- authority aE'oog Amsr-
icsz Catholics net often disputed, has an arh-
Gle G., tie savery question, which assumes
tAst Emancipation is the inevitable and de-
sired rss1l: Of the present struggle Thus,
en-: ty cne, the leading intsl1ects Of the
ecu. ty ceme to the ground that the Intention
OF the people pointed out as the only proper
o1c 70 ze assumed, when The first hostile gus
was freq. We ehan take pleasure IN tr:ns
tr::nE portions Of Dr. Bso~2son'a aausrAel
,ca. c.,:Ep to uur Columns.
, 1861-10-01

brought TITO the city Last night, By portion
Of Col, Smiths regiment, from st, Joseph It
is supposed they were engaged Id the outrage
open The bridge over the Little Piatte River,
Which caused the desHuetio Of 30 many lives
short time since. One Of them, ne under
also Informed that ono or two more meesen-
gers, employed by the Express Company in
this egctinR1 are none tco good to. do the same
ksI q If ajob If Ii. ; only lad a chance. The
Cempany bEe it to Themselves aEd thetr pat
1e:h to purge itseK Of su snch pestilences.-
Quincy Wig. 2ssh. -
, 1861-10-01

1oeh,e forces might intercept them, or that
Hardee's men might capture the regiment left
behind. Whether the brigade is to remain at
Rol}s, or proceed here by rail, have net yet
Learned. An examination Of the map con.
ylnces me that 1t is false alarm, and that
there is no. secession force In that direction
which could impede or jeopardize the three
regiments en- ro7tte from Rolla to Jefferson.
Another singular military movement has
just been ordered Gen. Pope arrived here by
ttssmer last night, accompanied by d portion
CT Col Julius Whites regiment. He hns been
o. 1dered to take two or three regiments
Of infantry aud proceed up the river
il steamers to Boon5il1e - some fifty
Lilies above htrc. What caa be the
good Of this moyemsnt2 Two regiments
stationed there were last week marched to
Syracuse, some twenty miles south, On the
Pa2ifc Railroad. TIE puzzle is why Gen.
Pope has not been assigned to command q
brigade in the contemplated operations
against Prlce2 Why is he showed of to one
side where he can do no possible good, but is
exposed to be cut off and captured by dash
from an ente1p1lsing enemy? The nlinois
Gtnerals are elbowed to one side to make
1ocm for the California contra actora. The fe> !
ing Of chag1ln and resentment among Illinois
| officers ere long Will be made manifest. The
| last accounts from Gen. Price are to the effect
tint he Is building strong fortia cstions on the
| Fair Grounds at Le1isgto1- Cs1 it be posi-
/ b.e that he inteIds to await an attack tnere;
| It is very true that the country to the soatt
| has BEEN exhausted Of provisions. The 6eces
, 1861-10-01
GENERAL ;. H. W Eh13rs

GENERAL ;. H. VI fM5Fs.
John B. Wxman, late Colonel q the
Illinois 18th, hrs been made Brisgadier
General. His brigade is made up Of the
18th ard 18th Illinois, the 4th Iowa, and
one regiment OF cavalry, We know not
wlt1e iron. The appointment is q good
orc and gives great satisfaction to the
troops al Ro1la, where the brigade was
la1e}y qus1tcred. Gen. Wyu1an with his
cc.l msnd is Oh his way to Jefferson City
to ION Fremont.
, 1861-10-01
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

Special Dispatch to ths Chicago Tribune1
JEFHEREoN c1Tr, Mo-, Sept. 80.
9ne Ulcers Of Mpliigan'6 Regiment are here,
m r0ute for st. Louis. Col. Marshal is also
tSIe.
It Is reported that Gan. Lane burned osce-
ola On Wednesday LAST His troops were fred
upon from windows Whs1s marching through
the et1eet1, hence the burring.
It is reported that Price has sent T., 900 men
ag3irst sturgis, nj Kansas City. Prica's object
;s TO capture Leayenworth.
Fremont still remains here. Col Whites
regiment is going to. BoonvD!e.
: Abo-s,< with 1lag Of trace, il going to Leg:
i1p.on 1or our wounded soldiers. II,
, 1861-10-01

~AAANA~AA0~A %ss-S47F-F
Judge T. 4 Boyd, Of ithe Campbea tKr:t
County Court, Who has been yarm advocate
Of the light Of secession, aud violent Dc"
nouncer Of tie Government, was: arrested on
Saturday, st the house Of Mrs. Craig, his sis~
terir-laW, On Plum street near Front, Cincan-
natl. Officers Pollock ard Rose, Of the Gus
tom House, made the arrest, and found the
Judge eonessled in the cellar Of tas house, g
there by the females, and added that It was his
intention to put himself beyond the reach q
arrest had the officers not anticipated his hight
few houls.
Judge Boyd was taken to ,Covi.gton. and
placed in the charge Of Deputy 9. 8. Marshal
Nm. 81. Allnutt, who conveyed bin to the
Urited States Barracks at, Nag port,
very mn:h against his disposition, 13s s aaa he
nnf,er military poTef. At.his request be was
70 tie Bar Ba1tsks IS y tie naes soss %ay
ahroad. A{ser remaiairg in. custody a short
tine, Msjor King, we are informed, took the
responsibility OF aischa7glng bis prisoner, up,
on The grounds that there Was not s1fb :isnt
evidence ega1ukt him to warrant his detention.
, 1861-10-01

BOSTON, Sept. 30.-The second fifty million
6csss1s loan to the Government was cousid
cred tc-dsy at meeting Of the Bank Presi-
deIts, and resolution was unanimously
paeEed to take ten millions, which Was the
apI c1t!c1ment to the Boston banks. The
ccmmistee reported that New York would
take thirty five millions and Philadelphia five
milIicns of the present lnsta1ment. Oge1
twelve million 6o1la1s was bid a. and above
Far fer the new Massachusetts 6 per cent
State lcan for one million dollars.
, 1861-10-01

a panty Of about forty recruits, .fom Go
;a1ss G:iacE-aent Of policemen. h3;dld-by
Their Grief, Col. Dudley, cha1sed with n u.
de,ing negro on thsh way to this city: y
appeals that on the eniys4 OF the recruits q
9. pace called Lcesburg, on the Marietta O
tween ore Of the party ard negro standing
upcn the pla. iozm, Which resulted in tue ne"
he tsnd Of Ore Of the recruits. The Cspt.In
Il lie company refused to give up TIE guilty
men, a'sgi5g 1eat be had only sessd N n sSlk 81
ent:rc ps7t3 on Their arrival here. Later il
he DAY, they were all discharged bnt three,
| who are believed to be directly connected With
| The uegro's deatt Cincinnati Gaz::tte, SUR.
, 1861-10-01

From st. lose ph--H epor1 that 10000
Kebels are Advancing on th&t Place
' ST. JoEEFH, Sept so-Col Smith, com,
paIder at this point; has adyices that l0,O0J
Of tie enemy would encamp 1t Agency Ford,
18m'les below this city, to night. Scouts are
1iebt. The available Federal force here does
mt .ytpf1 f3N1 NEIL
, 1861-10-01

FROM T.:LOUIS,

Tsr>cia1 Dispatch to the Chicago TT ibune.1
ST-Lou1s, Sept. So
Psseei gers by the Chicago train report that
Russell, Of tbs London s1suaes, was arrested
,xste.day st Wilmington, Ills, fo1 shooting
t4ne decks and oisturbing wcERhip while IN
pr'Arit Of game, ~. !.
No Ess3s BY trains froia7 7arvaton, Ralla aud
{ leEzen City. ...
Ger Tottcn took four batteries Of artillery
+, Jtfer.on City. Elasr's regiment is at JEFF
f5zEo1 Bs,zacks awaiting orders, The Hi
nos 1ath, ard 4th iowa, mn-chcd overland
:c:oIn~ Ro}Ia to Jefferson.
, 1861-10-01
Gene fal Nexgs from WasIaI7eton

Gene raj News from WashIaeton.
PH1xDE1Pa1A, Sept 30-The Bulletin has
special dispatch from Washington which e=ys
that the rebels reappe:led in force on tho Po-
temzc, opposite Great Falls, to day, and opened
division, Both sides have been rein.
forced. Our baste1iea opened and the rebels
dispersed. None wee hurt On our side. The
FederalB took possession Of LeWinsVine this,
forenoon, the rebels 1etrcating after > slight
skirmish.
Especial to The New Fork Evening Poat.l
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-Our troops across
the Potomsc are In fine spirits to-day. Gen.
Mcclellan is evidently hiking such precautions
as will enEura the success Of any future move.
| mente inst he may make. The prominent
| positions at Mupson's Btu, Falls Church and
Up -on's Hill, which were SO suddenly evacqa.
| ted by the enemy. have been stre1g by
! large bodies OF FEEDERS troops, and our men
are TOW engaged in throwing up strong dald
works. The advance o: cur army ls stoW and
cautious. It is believed here that the rebel
forces are concentrated bstWeen AqutA CrSe6
and Mspessas Junction, VI .tth their tight wing
on the Potomac.
A messenger Just arrived from the Chalu
BiiSge brirgs 3 report that the e9emy are IL
| ssrcng force at Leesburss, and that their ent1rt
| army has :b.sn fr-ded.~ One. di7.sle1 hai
taltn position above Washington, and ths
other below: the city. This statement il hardly
crs5ible, but it is celi2'n Important event
are at hand. .
The Federal gurbost Yankee yesterday re
t connuiiered their batteries at Free Ston'
Point on the Potomac,' and found them de
serted.
The President has given assuraoce that g
drafting for the army shall be reaoited to i
: the West until all the Eastern StataS hsy
| furnished their full quota Of the so G9o mer
! a cItizen of Charle7toa and h'sson baye 81
> rived here, via Nashville, bringing importaI
! newe. They we're robbed Of all their sp >ei
l. in Tennessee Before they LEI. South Clss
! lima the people wke par'c stricken over II
J newa =. =. 80 repet defe*t at Hattere7 In1e
:. They declare that the number Of the enemy
[ troops hare been greatly exaggerated.
:; WAeBNGTos, Sept. 30.-Comm.ssary &c:
ersl Gib2on died here to day, aged s..
> The position Of the Feieia. and rebel
+ mies IS about the ssme as yesterday. It O
. | re-r5 that the rebels eyacuated Falls Ch1It
The "day be:ore our troops occupied it. =!
Federal pickets now occupy one end OF u
gs11qce, end the rebels the other, about a gu:
+ .er Of 8 nile apsrt. Fresh rebel earth zoe
are being thrown up, commanding the Tillaee
, 1861-10-01

Fiom the officers ofthe steamer Prima DON
na, nbich vessel arrived at our wharf last
eVtnsrg from Wheeling we learn that the
upper tributaries Of the Ohio are greatly vol
lsn. Both the KanaW1as are be1E fn1f, AID
1nnuirg cut ct fu1ious rate. The 1.se in the
Little Karawha has swept away 1arse quentt-
ties Of oil, which had been prepared ior ship
me nt, end below Its mouth the surface OF toe
OHIO is aeid to be covered with hundreds Of
barrels Of the oleaginous liquid. So full is the
river above With arut-woo6, that 1t is thought
upward borud boats will End it almo@t ;mpos'
sible to get along. At this point last evening
the river was rising rapidly.-Ctacianali Ga
zffte 3Oth
, 1861-10-01

prnso,si1.-Gen.. Williams leaves to dsy to
t,te % Command Of The brigade composed OF
Michigan regiments; Of which he be h7s w1 6sfa +
egEetea Bgsai:eT.aasnst .ansant uapi astae5ad M IL
$tn Den. Willisms' staff. left on Saturday for
Wsshfne,op, AdserhasT, 3kh,
, 1861-10-01

cuIrn.A1x FOE. GEE: ;:ERExoKT-The NIL
vsEkce. Hacbots says; >Mr. Alexander Pfesnes,
well: Known to the Germ. an citizens Of this
city, he having s2peared on the: etage Of the
German Tneatte nere, tes been auposated
Field Chaplain b. Gtu. Fremont. ~
, 1861-10-01

DAsRspoR7, lows, Sept 3o--By the prsm4-
ture dieeharge Of d cannon, Gupota !: J..
Fs1ner cf Captain -Compton's Muscattne
nnTa1 REGIMENT, Was seriously and, It is
seaied, @ sts1ly wounded. Capt Marvin Of
Msrfon, Iowa, standing near, was knocked
down by the cooeussion. he had ;eonYul'
sicns afterwards, but Is doing well -
, 1861-10-01
Dcfepces Of Cincinnati and CoVanst0ns
.1Erorn the Cfr rcinuati Comm ercial, 9Qth.l


Nest persors IN Cincicuati have buta vague
idea Of danger IN this quarter. There may be
mere psri1 in cur position than the pubic
mird considers. The defeat Of Gen. Sherman
IN the Louisville & Nashville rosd would IN
onestionably be followed By the fall Of Louis
Tliie, and The uprising Of the swa.ms ct seces:
sion desper2does all through the State Of
Kentucky. Cincinnati Wonld be The point
the; would all strike at. There would be
e1trd rush Of the, robbers Of the West for
This point. How important then l5 the 1mme-
dIa1c reinforcement OF Ger. Sherman!
The work of throwing up esnbankmenB up
On the hills overlooking the city OF Coving lon
for its defense, hiss been commenced IN the
rejght tcrhocd- Of the ''fzst tunnel" on the
| Kt1tucFY Central Railroad. Amos sh1nk1e,
Esq., Of Corirgtor, has the contract for per.
| 4olm'ng this labor, which viii be condue aeu
| III der tie survei lance Of corps OF exoor:-
eucsd engineers, aud will be forwarded WITH
all The dispatch Of which Its nature Wl' Al
| Di,-
| No work was done yesterday on the sortia-
cations, Ground has been broken N three
| places, and other gaegs OF !aborers Will 60 e
work today. Two OF the large guns as tat
Asylum will be taken. to PFlce's Hill to aa{
To day the main work Will b1 commenced
vii be an octas on redoubt, On the LeS:;,st3r
road, two and q hs'f miles back OF the river
Although the men were not employed ye5t:r
day, VET the d1y vas not lost; 1or the engln
ceii were busy al 1sv. 3.fore the Wesh !
ont Guns vii! be non.;sd on four or hge Q
tbese works, and q quad It slx men Hill
detailed to accompany each piece.
, 1861-10-01
:.NUMBER 49,.


DROF. ii. G. OTTIGNCN-Dear
4 sh-The g75ssstxEsd. former msube,s q your
ton, being dest1oua ofManfestng cur esteem t3ward
YUU 81 Gentleman SID Teacher In 30<ua S1hstzntil
maD1eI; reenec4n1ly 44xee that ysHpfesent 70. fhs
cflfzens Of Ehtc4ko N EXhbsHon ID tie art Of GyW
p9ftie1 feel AeAu1Bd tcAt tne public Nil respond
in an aUpiuptia1e u111tEa1 and tender yuQ GpnpA-
nent worthy Of yauF e1desvors to nssntain - irsh
tnttcn In Cur nidst not only benefit to Izs
Atfous but N homer to oar city tie above neets
Eiih ycuF app3oTal We beg to tender yos- C0MPLI-
NENfART; BRNRFIT at.gour Gymnasium At such
df y: Respectfully,
e.. TIM hAT,"s.e William ClATkt,
&C, Rsbeoek,: III. 3. T1pIh0. =
B. F. 01tHahY. William BnEsE1.
Howard FrfsEey. +. G. Adanst
Mes4ss. z Tlnxtan, F q: Adsum Hoyard Rr1susy.
z Qai@syt G: 9. Babeoca-,:D E. HAle, William
GH3uHa1N-T an in recetnt OF your E,d tsa.
der Of tCtmpEmentary Be:edt~ I an truly gfAts.nl
for tue InAkY axufancts Of your esteem end 1ec9.
ship which have been manifested IN 50 many waJa
during our inte1yta99 viii e1ch other can ass1Ia
ycu gNt1emen. that such evidences cf Ynur- good
Nin afe. additional laceateVta TO maintain the Gzn
nssi1n, IL uoslncn wsich Eon 50 kindly designate
roala 11i21 y fssneesi Ii name FEID4Y EvE1se
Detober:lh, f5r ths propesed ExhiSttaos,
..- e. &OTTIGNON.
e,,ca1o1 B4pt. SQtn. 1871. ocl g767.ls