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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

'FALDIAU'S THROAT CONNECTIONS

They relieve a Cough instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aad volume To The voice
They imlar delicious aroma TO the breath
They are made Of simple herbs and canno
BARN any one.
is.isise every one ~io ha, a Cough ct a Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, any difficulty q tie Throa
% sei package If my Throat CONNECTIONS they vi
relieve you instantly. and yoa vii agree with me
that ''ibey goto the spot Yoa will find them very
useful and pleasant while travelling or attending
pahlie meetings Tor sitting your Cough or allayng
your thirst. Ifyou try one package am SAFE in say
ing that youwill ever afterwards consider them in-
ai-pea>ible You viii find them at tle Druggists "a
Dealer. ia Neaicines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Ny .igna,are.l. on eael p,e1sse All Other. ar.
counterfeit
Package viii be sent By mail. prepaid. GA reeip
81 Thirty Cent.
Aadfes..
HENRY {. SPALDING.
No 4 Cedar street New York
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Oh ifNSa COMPLAINT, EsillorSNfsS, nEApACisr. &c,
There never has been CATHAaIlC ue..i,.t..
offered 70 the public. HAT has given such eHIlfr
4-flction a. Nclean's Universal Hills
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly n.ua-
cent and can bc taken py Tie most ei.der luat set
prompt and powerful iu removing all Ii,oa. .ttfe-
tions acld ~ Impure. field snaer from ;if stomach.
II fact. they the only pills that should i a.l ii
maiarious Districts.
They produce uo gripping, siekncss or palm in the
stomach OF hows, though very active aui searching
the liver and Kidneys. Who Viii sufer from bilious
ness, headache ANA foul stomach. when So cheap a
remedy can Zee ohtaife.f Aeep them constantly GA
hand; single dose taken 10 season, may prevent
hour~. daFs snd months at sickness Ask ser Dr. !
II Mclean Universal pills. Takc no other Being
coated. they tlsteic>s- Price ouls - cents per
box aii ean o. sent ~ mail - any part Of the t. y
!. ii. Mei.fAN. sole Proprietor.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC


- .af.rtr. from sereialgns afr aeas, deaf -
Mas wear 5oar Pimpis.. ristebs., Tfef-, sefs' =
Wis Asfe - lis - -iet e-.s 81 yo1 - l9fffi-ie
l.i..sa.si, S AID Geu' Wy sgaer Syphilis All
t.,.s..i ...-ssses - RI t1c bases n sees toy ~
IS. ns.a - your iousst Why ia your si4ss' ID
tf .ifss aal sssf,sr Is dlstsmpei- ihersash yecf
A49Es Co2r. Exr - Sarsa7sf.iis cures
. ,5si ..s.lf.. ant sisanses then OF II ihe sJs-
r~ 4 fimfsliy sni -. bsiHs - society
i .tL.er. elsaa.les, AMI ar more acceptable inem-
fDea.o,fai bs...a.ere. NJ. .aafziwl"
1--we uould eali tie par ieulsr attention 4 es-
~ reader - the advertisement 4 Mei<an'
...e..tAsn.nr Cordiai and Volcanic Oh Idnimeft-
f.F 81, 80 sell kaown n this community to re-
4e Unconditional Bat there gre MANY 4 our
.ers uls are s.saeFirs ffosa derr,seueni u the
- i've organs. without the slightest idea u "a
r.4i cause el.lns - symptoms such a. desfct-
aeal. e,fssu. seieasait feeling, insiesi>ion, lack
20 s4srrg n.akias existence barden Ie al who
BASS S. g. eiei rs "a. corisi. Il vii gss iuiloe-
t.sis rs.,s 70 ~ vlo mas b. Afflicted wfsh ssfss
q saa.. s.y kiai ~ ils iluisneat- She Us adj
..i.e.4 - aHatAfr eel.laa. sas-ltA -l~
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spAuLDING's PREPARED GLUE.

ss- single bottle u SpAUIDlSu's PREPARED
GIT + will ave ten times IL cost "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

BY the use Of these Pills TIE periodic siia.ks @
Aerr0us OF Sick Hcfdoele may be prevented snd
ak en- at the commencement If au attack. immediate
elief from SO kness will be- obtained.
They seldom faa ia removing tie -A.sases aud
nat,iRoke t. which females are 80 much subject
They at generally u..on the bowel.-rsmofins
dosffce4ess.
For L.fenuy ssen. ~i4ie,fs. Delicate feuaies
and all persons u ss.ienflry hat4. they Auais
Laxative Ia improving the aiIr.fe. giving f'hs
aud r,gor the digestive organs, ard reiefihe ia
natural electricity and strength - the whole system
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result 81 long ilee,-
tigaton and carefully conducts, experiments. having
been in use many years. during which time ihey
have prevented and relieved vat amount II pain
and suffering frcm headache. whether originating i
ne Nervous sy,f,ga OF iroin aerangrd stale - a.
stomach
They are entirely vegetable 10 their composition
and may De taken Al all times with perfect SAFETY
without making any change q diet and ne a,.sns>
~ any d.Asgroeab!e fage re'.de. II easg r. adDii-
iste1 than T. cl.ldreq.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITS
Tie genuine have signatures = Henry { Spsuls,ns
Oh each box
--soll 10y Druggists aud an other dealer. la mesi-
cines
i.os vii be- seuth ~ mail OF receipt ofihe
PRICK IS CENTS
All orders should De addressed 10
HENRY c. SPAULDING
tsCeiar Street, New York
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Delay III fnorelt; Il warranted 10 give sati-is.
uoh- II NIL coIe Auy disease 81 the kldnsys, Womb
OF nlaider fainiiug. Distracted Menstination fal
ling u the eub. hsrfeiisss any dis arising
ff0in ChrelAe or %rfNoe, Ictliy II i- inialltiv
remedy.
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Dr. j. a.. ncLcan-s Volcanic OIL
E.l1.sinpnl.
THH Bi~r ExriRSkL ~ rnE WorLD, foE NJ
OR BEAsf

THE Bf>r ExrinsA II ~ TIL WoELD, foR NJ
oE BEAsf
Thousands 81 human bciuss have been saved a life.
Of decreptitse AMI misery, by the OF this inea-
nable iinncut. Il viii relieve PAIN almost in,taI,-
i4leou>ly and L VIII cleanse. purify ard heal the
foelc>f SORE ia Incredibly short time 2CLEANtS
VOLCANIC OIL LlNfAENT VIII relieve. re most I'M
Vetcraie eascs 81 rheumatism, G0ut, or Neuralgia
For Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness. or Weak
ia the JOINTS. Muscles Ilgaments IL viii new
ct fail. Two applications will cure Sore Throat.
Headache or Earachc. For Burns or Scalds or any
Pain il IS iuiaihe remedy. Try H. and you " II
find u an indispensable remedy. Keep il always On
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS or any one having charge
81 h0r-r>, viii save money by using McIcans Vol
canic OIL Eminent Il j. = speedy and .usaliiblt
cure Tor Calls. SprainS, Chals. SwellngS ianeil.ss
Sweeney. Sore. Wounds Scratches or any external
diseases. Try IL and sou vii bee convinced
Dr. y /. "a. Mclean. Sole Proprietor.
iatdNiy saint t,sufS II.
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Tor children.

l'o Non want ypur delicate. sickiey pufy eaiid. ~
a. p. healthy -trong and rti.u-i-lhsn lisr iheii.
Ncieau's StreHxthiny CORDIAL l,ss ile ,iireetesls
each bottle 70 Is trhciou. Ia fsae
one tablespoonful. taken every morning. fasting.
j. a sure preventive against chill and icxer. yellow
Fever, cholera ~ any prevailing disease
CAJTION,-feWsre of Druggists or dealer. who
may fry O. palm upon you bottle a Bifiers Ssi-
saparia (which they can buy cheap by saying 30 =
just a. go--i- There are even ueu EASf enough o.
steal part 81 ms name a. dub their VILE drcoe-
tons Avoid slch infamous PIRATES ard their Nll-
lainous compounds Az Tor d. !. n. Msi.-an's
Strengthening Cordial and El,.ol Purifier Tax.
nothing else. II d .he only remedy that vii purity
var blood thoroughly. and ~ tie same time.
STRENGTHEN and nv ISORATE the whole ~ L AMI
zaiien Il il pat up In large bottles-si per bottle
- siN bottles Ter -
nn 1 m M.InAN .l. r.-...r......
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lh.. s1uirslle f,iatllste 81. s ready ier sac ire't
harvest ~ ISL S. possible. made letter tltn
etsf bsiere and vel uoTils iat attention = al Tar
farra as1til-s such Ll..lalires-
r. tas ~nr1rior u lbs MARKET aftt - tie cells
fa.ll Thar VIII prsptris grid CT slss lfio SEE
Iof sale ~ al respectable tfalsf-.
A..4ress 49, faalafsctarsf.
~ q. HlCkok. =
FseIe Wofks Harfisirre -
A. ~ .ais - S II Potter. Isr7e- na0te. ms
Sspi = .Iu zr..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
es-we woula eaII 'he par isaia' '''e''''o' q e
ermf s., MY n>EAsn

ernf 50 ntSy m>EAsfe
APPAEEN ILl DIS 81 NJ l. L
aaeastff u, a.isi = taxed mass than the hs.is.
... lsa-Y S ny-pep,.s, the most siis'i ''.i'e
s.. isea = complaint. besianins Nth impaired
81 iie.. and seaeralIg ending ia CONSUMPTION,
.sa ~ as.z.aaliae - a deterioration - ils tl-d-
from tl4c Res. y. CgEENifAf
C2esSNArI, October y. lo5a.
have derived - mnol persosal benefit from The
-l-rueis syrup" that d. not hesitate O. recon-
.sf is use % all that large class n cases where
icon i the eficiem remedy. To cisfgymen eSpec-
SIS aad fsrszi> uho~e occupations tax heavily fhc
rfsoas elssrqies. 20 sufferers from tie ffhiita-
iiH.s efefs heat-. believe tLi, - 10 "a
Invaluable remedial scent.
H. n GRfF<iF =,
Rector = 81. rfri- sChrrfh.
sent / III
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Are growing more IN favor w.tA thv sstiic. n
nas eeusesied they The best purg sisve I'm can
pai forth from TIE world r medicine lis lime
viii surely 1riee ehcn they viii supercsle al otAer
parrsiifes whatever. Tie Ingredients ~ Which
ihe5 are composed can scarcely b. obtained IS drug
e.t- ,ie maker % other pills Or. BFandret
ls fbsn groen alii prepared without regard 10 The
ssres.e Ard this care 70 s..aA~ popular parsa-
nte IS appreciated. o. ths' sales Indicate OucT
pufsatisc sFc dragging hckefing existence. And
yst they may have some uefit la Braaarcth'.
pills safe apa surc-saic, b.cause they operate
.alely ga impure humors. 10 valuable fuid j.
t..aehs,i. only snrfe worn-eat material. which,
when taken cat Il ihe body. leaves il stronger
They pleasant atruiy effective medelne can L..
Tasay TINT hey viii not sometimes give pain would
De- true. ba The pain theY give IS ay bscaa-s they
remove those crude and bs4 hasnors from te hio.-l
wil,h aye lhs occasion q s,ssa.e. They open Ia
tese avenues. aud ~. es4nol away be done pleas
sufly.
Sci ~ !. X ctsls .siaa. Te.f. iiaate. and - al
81 see able deal : is n.edielne. las 2iavlm
gssv,su is ,irttrrp.-Fos f..e eis.uou u ans
.srea ,onteseitine. ial.stnr, TIE ssnde. 81 tny
as. ,aaais4l, % .nltsiiop = i.rftass'. liellssi
nfsef %, - sias. d .hi5 concentrated Holland
Ritter rai ~ s haif esi bottle eaiy, having the
rsas . he pg.p'sier. = Page j.. Blown IA them.
aad d .lrsaisfe asDlia The nssk 1T each ald,srry
aaff
AZ tHsflr-i sfs..4A-. tssa received p, Amer
iesas. VITA lhst afer which oalY extended T. really
.sest.hs preparation Nhea 50 consider ihe mark
- su.,ss ait,ahng i, siminlsiraiea. Tie mpsi
saahefa ei.s. effeser ana Aspe. weakaess Il any
tt, q, pse.a. Hesrrhafn. tellitg Of the stomach.
s.sA ..1 Ner.ea. nss'isshe Indigestion. Costise-
ni III. F.lii.fp.sh tae cgmp,ie control i
ss#ga.t ~ Nsffeus. rheumatic. and Neural
Aa ~ ,anlsef wonder AZ a. popularity
Asama5 i. nsaii1 value nl reueds
tn. III .is u.
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NJ EDicAL.

SP ALDIHG'5
Throat GcstiOns.
All
Good Tor clergsmen
food ios Lecturer.
s.ood lor Public Speak rs.
GOOD for Singers.
Good Icr Constructive
GISILNEN CARRY
srALDlNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
lsnns All DELIGHTED Win
sfALDlNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN cay foK
SPALDlAG'S THROAT CORRECTIONS
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-L.NvcE q COW.
VEN. PROG R.I.Y.NE
.sua4~ sea uE , sssss %
w A K T | nj E S !
No rsOIsE CREDIT.
Goods Must be Paid For on Delivery
WE HAVE ALWAYS AIMED To Do
y Cash Business /.
Goods Must be Paid For on Delivery

y Cash Business .
Ut se l4fe made great many aeeounts, with 40
.peeaed tune egese'as. tebs paid When such a.
t.a..ai. ~, l.te-sniea. lie AcGETcATE - stem
nEEf> neu ANoUNfS 10 SEVERAL THOUSAND
DOLLARS. many Il .sein hong standing. To De
Kept eat 4 ihl. nt,ueg ia these ScoEcHING
uugS. puts a. to serious lccassnisnse ard ~
u.s.st arrenfly request everybody ia.irbts3 a. rs
10 make immediate payment. HneyoaaY I,as ~
lgy Issff .saa ossoAgs "a 1ssiaao> s4or ..,s-
10. ~ shall give Faose.lfr Aaeaf.os 10 the
tstess'ay Il these DIT. A. ~ same unr Ne
lave Determined N,e psc.3eilg IA, Ne All make
- p,rs se,s~nf.. AMI iros TIL. tl,as w l,eua 90,
~ eg,s>r t;'et Bus ..s.s f4,a 80.
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srAULDING's PREPARED GLUE

spAuLDING's PREPARED GLUE.
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'''-''' TIT IT - = '''7I'''I u
Dr. fIrLean,. snivcr.nI pills.

DIX. ). II. MeLrAN, Sole Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

the basin at the Navy Yard, by party Of FsdsraIs
from Fort Pickens. The Federal troops came over
in launches, numbering five or more. and when
within range began throwing tsr7ed fire balls and
other infsmmable materials, until tie deck OF the
judah was literally covered with fire, and the
schooner in flames. In the me aRtine, several OF
the launchers proceeded to the shes of the schOOn
er, and the Federals commenced. and paFtisly
succeeded, in boarding her, but were finally
repalsed with it is thought seven or eight killed,
and probably a large number wounded. On our
missing. and one wounded. one Yankee was
bayOnetted while attempting 20 beard the Judah,
and fell overload into the bay, and numbers Of
others must have been killed and wounded, while
they were coming up under the COast Guards 1raof
musketry. The guns Of the judah. as well as those
of the battery were useless tho Federal launches
were under our guns before their presence Wss
known or the alarm fairly given On their retreat
TO Pickens, they fired twice from 4 swivel gun on
board Of one Of the launches doing no other injury
than TO slightly wound ona man.
Our men on the Police boat, nu nberlng, we think,
fifteen, behaved CALAMITY. and repulsed tho enemy
superior IN numbers ard arms while the very
clothes they wore were burning from icing struck
with FIRE balls. Lieut. AcWrighk defended himself
with but sword, and escaped unhurt rem the
many bullets that were aimed st his head. Great
praise is due him for his GOODNESS and iDts2dity.
This was daring act on the part of the enemy,
but while we lest in property, bJ his inc0ndarism,
he lost in lives to pay for his audacity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
Naval EDSasensst sn sse Janice Rivor

NORFOLK Sept. II, lSsl.-Yssterday afternoon
the Confederate steamer Patrick Henry, came down
James River, and aBehoring about four mil IS above
Newport News, opened her tremendous batteries
upon the Federal steamer Savannah, which was
anchored off the point above named. Shells from
the Patrick Henry were seen to pass very near the
Savannah, and it is hoped she was damaged. She
returned the FIRE briskly the balls reaching about
half way 20 TIE Patrick Henry. Four shots were
also discharged from q Sawyer guu at Newport
News.
At P. 4. the Federal propeller Daylight moved
up towards the Pstrick Henry, when the latter fred
fourteen times at the former Some Of the balls, it
is believed penetrated the hull of the propeller, let
ting The day light completely through The Daylight
fired four Lhots changing her position as many times,
and soon hurried away beyond the range Of the
guns Of the Patrick Henry, The Savannah fired
twenty three shot and shell.
After this engagement, vhicb enabled the Patrick
Henry to test her guns abe quietly weighed anchor
and lesurely passed further up James river. can
not ascertain the extent of the damage, if any
This morning large war ship was tOwed down
from Newport News 20 Ola Poixt.
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coennniian ol Kela1noH1.

In the Kentucky House Of Representative on the
18th inst, message was received from the Cover
nor transmitting telegraphic dispatch from Gen.
Z9lIIc5FFxR, which is as follows:
KSoxvuLE, TENS., Sept. 18th.
To His Ercelsncy, B. MGgCfia
SrR: The safety Of Tennessee requiring, occupy
the mountain passes at Cumberland, and the three
long mountains in Kentucky. For weeks 1 have
known that the Federal commander 1t HOskias'
Cross Roads was threatening the inyasion Of East
Tennessee, and ruthessly urging our people 70 de-
stroy their own road and bridge. | postponed this
precautionary until the despOdc Governments at
Washington, refusing 10 recognize the neutrality Of
Kentucky has established Formidable camps in the
center and other parts of tbs State, With the view,
first 10 subiugate our gallant State and then cur
selves. Tennessee feels and has ever felt towards
Kentucky 3 twin sister their people are as one
people in kindred sympathy. yalAF aud patri1tism
we have felt, and still feel, religious respect for
Kentucky's neutrality. We viii respect It AZ long
safety will permit II the Federal forces wal
now withdraw from their meracing position, the
force under ny command shsu ilmEnediAsely be
Withdrawn. Very respectfully,
+. X. ZoLLICOFFER, Brig Gen. Com
Also, q telsgraphic dispatch from Thos. C. Rkr-
xoIDs, Lieut.. Governor Of Missouri, which Is as
follows:
New MADRID, No., Sept 7Ih. 1861.
To HIS Erealency, b, Mago5ta, eoUsrHor Of KHtcty:
SiR The Mississippi river, below the mouth Of
the Ohio is the property of Kentucky and Missouri
Jointly It has been very recently used by the arm
ed vessels Of the United States Government engaged
in assisting the operations of lis forcss IN Mississippi
county, Missouri, sgainst the State government
ailude particularly 20 ths preserce Of United States
gunboaTs in the river at Columbus, Kentucky, to
protect the forces engaged in terrifying the Missouri
shore Immediately oPposite- This appears TO Ins
70 be clear violation Of the neutrality kentuek ~
proposes 10 observe in the present war.
The Governor Of Missouri has placed IN my chsrs .
the Interests Of the State in itS southeastern guar
ter. Therefore deem is my duty, respectfully, to
inquire Of you what course your State viii take in
references 70 the military movements above men
toned.
l have the honor to be, sir, with great respect,
your ObSdient servant,
THOS G. REYNOLDS, Lieut.. Gov. Of Missouri.
Mr.. ANDREWS offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved That the Governors message snd the
accompanying communications the dispatches Of
General ZoncoGer and Lieutenant Governor Rey-
nolds-be referred to the Committee Federal
Relations; and that said committee be requested to
report to this House such answer as the character
Of the communications demand, and to report az Its
earliest time.
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SkIrIhiSh Near the Pensacola Navy Yard
ss-Rurning OF Schooner.


BARRANCEs BARRACKS, FLA, Sept A-On laEt
night considerable excitement prevailed throughout
the entire camp by the roll of drums and booming
of cannon. 1t SppeRrs the Yankee vEndsIs, through
some cause other than bravery, approached the
NAVY Yard in several small boats, and succseded in
boarding and firing our h3rbOr police boat which
lay but short distance from the Yard wharf On
approaching the boat they fired small siI-pound-
err which they had in the bow CT their largest boat
charged with canister, wounding three OF our II 4
rines then boarding the boat, Immediately set fire
TO her. thinking, perhaps all was done, bat in an
instant company of regulars poured forth q vol
ley Of deadly missels in the midst of their large
boat, (the one nearest the wharf) killing, 1t 10 sup
posed, many of the vandals. They fired one other
shot. then retired or rather pulled for life. Again
another voIley was fired by our prompt and gallant
regulars, Rnd all, the cracking and falling Of
the spars Of the ill>feted schooner, was silent.
think they succeeded in saving the guns Of the i'll
fated schooner, which consisted ofawo small six
pounders.
This bold act, though coming from q cOwsrdly
foe deserves great credit TO them. 1t is supposed
they we're led to this by the eight marines who de-
serted US on the night Of oh ultmo, they knowing
the ground upon which they thought success would
surely crown them.
F Gen Bragg has not as yetresented this, with the
many other gross insults, such firing into our
schooner and burning the dry dock; but under
stand lie has positive orders not to open the fight
until orders from his ExcellencY jeff. Davis. /
think 1t is TING something should be done. Great
Indignation is felt among the Alabama troops, and
generally throughout the camps, as tar as l can
hear.
The Fulton will be the next, guess to burn las
they commenced its completion 10th uitimo), or
may be this lard. hope the latter--tben We can
have chance, may be, for resentment
The three wounded are not Of a serious nature.
A few days and all will be 0. K.
From the Pensacola Observer, Sept. "A.
The Harbor Police boat, Vim. II. Judah, Lieut..
Mcknight in command, was burned this morning at
about three o'clock while lying at her mooring in
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A gentleman t,irecs from wheeling. who Al
here yesterday, reports that Gov aor" Pil
Is constantly SFresting suspected SeeessiOaisl
sending them % Camp Garlic, near fbat citJ
acme personal property belonging 70 John 1
Esq, who is now ia this section. OF the STATS,
had been sens out TO West AlexsndeT. Wasl
stopped by mob and returned TO Whseliui
tee trunks Of Jefferson 7. Martin, Esq, c. 8
shaI. also here, had been seized ana thsir e
con6scated; and in short, hat . general 4
terror prevails there. the Southern men being
Of imprisonment, and the bogus Governor a
minions and supporters riiculoasly fearful
advance Of Lee snd ether rebels.- RielH,OF
patch, Sept Is. rss
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HeseIysr fer ths Confsdsrate sat
Hfdd4s Teanssses.

Ts az zion z nay Coaesf -
n BEREBT noiify each and every citizen, asen', fou
ner, trustee CT thar persol, 10 dinEsr roling
eBents, shsttss, debs, hts intrssss of val
dascI ptou cwnel b. Or due % any Glaei CleEiy Of
fsderste States, rspsrt the me, In srirg vi
lcl0le, g,F.ng description. WLen k oBn. Of ANS
names Of articles l. cEle Of dtbs sid The an5a1ts
bsSOms due
For vifln default IL this the paIty Subjects hin
penalties Of the Act be IL abls Ter dcuale thsa0lnt
ed hne, &c; acguis lin o. regpols ihiiY
Ny Oce ID on tie square, The tisT Of Nashyis o.
BsrTy's bOokst9re. g R. CoCEHa
Sept -, It'd uEu31 Ctnisdera'e States Rs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
Prom BANKS, Column.


The Federal dispatches from Point Of Rocks,
Maryland, September II, furnish the subjOined in
teIligenee.
Union mPn from Nartins5urE on Saturday report
that the rebes have taken up the entire track Of The
baltimore and Ohio railroad from that town to
North Mountain, a distance Of nine miles, and trans
ported the rails &C. to Winchester, for the extern
sion of the Alexandria, LOudOun snd hampshire
railroad from StrasbuFg to that poin.. The track
torn up was lately relaid by the company.
At Dufield's Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad the rebels busily engaged in further
pIunderiug the road Of some seven or eight Of the
new firstclsss locomotives, which they were taking
down for trans p0rtatiOn 70 Winchester. The loco
motives had bot recently been put upon the route.
Some Of them are OF tue heaviest kind and were
probably spared by the rebels in their recent vandal
acts of destruction on account Of the adapta5Illty
of these engines Tor the transportation Of troop
trains in Virginia
Hon PANEL O. Strother is still held prisoner by
the Ccnfederates st Richmond. His sou, "POrte
Crsyon." is an atiachs Of the engineer corps o.
General Banks' column.
The new system of army signaling Is becoming
fixed institution The appontees are compelled to
pass thorough examination in mathematics, engi-
neeriug, astronomy, &c, and many changes are
made IN the corps for want Of proficiency.
There ia good ground for the belief thIt the pans
far tie Lineolu CAMPS in X .ntucky wsrs arraaged
a. carly az Nav or June last The aETahgemeDts
yel Conducted with the utmost secrecy she Lead
ers an lie while assuring the people that srrict
neutrality was the true position Of tas STATE