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Night dispatches.


The Regulars from California en- route 70,
Waskin sson--The Sumter ayaia Heard
From-s ". b. istoT Deciincs--7he Cotton
StoTy Canard-7n, Rebels chsaied an
fron-7Ae argument Used on Mason aud
Siideli-The British Captain gifsperatet5
aud PTefaneti = Commodore Wilkes De-
jsnds HE aet--BeGnfors rW be made an
OPEN Port-No Counterfeit Treasury notes
Issued-Beaaforf Occupied and bring For
tfed By Federal Troops Mesfipq of IRE
General Bank Committee.
Nav YeRK, Nov. i6-The regulars from
California left for Washington this morning.
The British steamer Avon which arrived
at Aspinwall just before the Champion left
reports that the privateer Sumter was NJ Bar
BADGES Oct %
VIM. p. Astor declines the nomination for
Mayor.
fhe reported capture of s.. 100000 worth
Of cotton at Beaufort is pronounced canard
\ letter co the Charleston Mercury says
the iron sheathing made for the Merrimac.
has proved worthless under trial with Coium-
biads.
A Fortress Monroe special of the 18th
says Slidell and Mason were taken from the
English mail steamer on the sfh off Bermu
da. Lieut.. Fairfax and thirty five armed
men went on board from the San Jacinto.
with five officers and picked ont the commits.
sioners. They made hut feeble resistance
but were induced to leave.
The captain Of the steamer raved and
swore. calling the United States officers pi-
ratical yankees &c. Eustis. one of the reb-
FL secretarys also resisted, but himself and
colleague accompanied their employers into
confinement
Slidell had his vie and four children on
board who were allowed 10 proceed TO En-
rope.
Com Wilkes had an interview with Gen.
Wool aud expressed the opinion that he did
right. and said tina, right or wrong these mcn
had TO be secured, and if he had done wrong
he could be no more than cashicrcd Tor IT,
A Washington special Of tho 10th Saws
there j. reason TO believe that the Govern
meut adhere- 10 It's determination "a make
Beaufort an open port.
The Treasury Department cinphatically
denies that counterfeit treasury notes have
been put into circulation.
Last night was the coolest OF the seafon In
the camp
Specials state that Government has sdyi.
ccs that federal troops occupy Beaufort :. G.
and are engaged IN terrifying t.
The general meeting of the Rank Com
mittec Lad lengthy session this forenoon,
al which Secretary Chase was present. IL is
reported the action OF the select committee
o. yesterday IN reference % the <50 .M'0 900
loan vas confirmed.
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WksHIssFos, key. 1.-the llth aud
l4th Regiments Of U. s. Infantry a-e 10 be
hgtted duiag tho winter at Perryville, Nd.
Sixteen thousand troops VIII thus be quar-
tered and form camp 81 instrnctioIs--eD0
are there already.
Ard Maso,, - disnsed lie gseafesf nozsible
JOY among all classes including. Of course.
Government officers from the President
down- The brilliant exploit at Port Royal
vas certainly not moro IL quite rs electric ia
its effects upon the pablic saini. as the Ia
ling Of these generally REGARDED nnprizci-
fled and dangerous cmissaries.
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Sunday Night Dispatches


I.orEsvlur. Nov. IA slight snow. the
first Of the season. tell this morning.
The NJ Sterling Wig has report from
Tho. Turner. one Of Nelsen's Aids relating
TO the liketos engagement lie SAYS az
pressonburg the Federal army divided into
two columns, one undeE Col. SAL via JOHNS
Creek Tho other met the enemy hy az
ether At Iyy Creel The latter bad sharp
engagement for an hour and lwcnty minutes.
routing the rcsele. killing 8 and wouading
-
The rebels reported % the tnionisis that
they lost from 80 70 no. Of whom o. we're
killed ard about 50 wounded.
Another accom-, ssys the Felersl los wss
Killed and Il wounded. The previous ac
count from Cincinnati. apncars n hayc becn
grrstlv exsrrersfcd
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FL. MoAnoE. Nov. ia nae of truce
wen, 10 Norfolk bat obtained 80 papers
Scverai gunboais have gore % Newport
News I---
The rebels have assembled IN eonsidesa-
BILE force AZ Great Bethel
An attack on Newpor, News i NOT .mpro-
bable.
The recent FIRE az Norfolk consumed
large quantity Of valuable stores, including
nearsy the entire supply Of oil
The steamer 5pauldiDg leave for Hatteras
tonight. towing two vessels ioadff with
frame houses for troops.
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Nrw lckk. Nov ia san Tnncisco
fi-psfch ~ tie issh sars The pirate scs-oaer
Nesa. from Cana has b<sn ssif>d here.
The United States steamer B.eusille will
iesse % ''ss fo' Port n~sai mail win re
-ent hy hsF . tie tsei. sni Gen. sherman's
I>sisisiaa
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Torr's QrADxiIrr BAsD.--We direct az.
tensioa TO the change OF leadership IN the
Qnadrille Band. Mr.. Tout taxing The place
oF-Ar. Ksilogr. Mr. Tout i represented to
rs a. an excellent mssieion. and those desir-
SO m.l-ic for dancing or other parties wouid
10 well 10 give this band call.
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SAvsxStn. O.. Nov. 1.-The Federal
eees ! reported 70 have pssred fsrussdisa
ia. Yesterday. bound south General a..
tivay rressils II strengthening the defeaces
81 Ne cay. ard agsBsrai feeling ef security
prsvans
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

AusIcsI Association -Rem.mber the
Musical Association fceets al the City School
Hall TO nigh, at : o'clock. let the Atsen-
dance be punctzai and large
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Weakness OF the >tomrch aud Ind
gestion.

Another Great Cure eeecsed 6y Borhar,',
Holland Biucrs'
The wife q fecr De witte. living In Holland Tow
shehoygAn County, Wisconsin,, suffered much frou.
Weakness Ofthe stomach and Indigestion. she h.a
been under Physicians care foE some time bat a.
diress- seemed 20 battle his stsii. she purchassf
some HOLLAND HTrERs At our onicc, Which b..
gwen tone . Der stomach: Der appetite ami strsagsl
are rriGrning and wc rny believe that ibis = an
other great cure effected Nv yorf MEDICINE.
We have ss'll 70 record many wonderful cures ~
fciei ~ this remedy hut must sais another oppor
tunisy. one hing ycu can rely urc,. what We have
published are from persons much respected in sa.-
community and are literally trne.
J. ottSTU>
I'd sheboygsn Sevsboie, shehoyo.n. Wi
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CANr PIArT Va. Nov l6.-Thc follow.
Ing are the nauics of the lost Of Capt. Bells
company 4ith regiment, BY the upsctting of
a skin on the kanawha river this morning
Cant. John NJ. Bell J. Hurld, J. c. Ailhum.
Jas. Hogue and J. T. Grecnstced Of Wash
ington. faye,te county. and Abraham Crist-
man. ORDERLY sergeant. of South Charleston
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Joseph PREsDEE. Captain.


Han, H.rs'-T. II. Lowerre-sho IS =
Tactical Halter. and successor TO Joseph c.
Yates. corner Of fifth and Wabash Street.
Ia, received his Fan aylc Of blocks and has
eow on hand and i manufacturing To order
.hs hssdsone-s style Of Fall and Winter
Has Al prices ranging from two dollars mp
wards DIR
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By permission OF the Adlasans OeosFal,
able botiied men are wanted 90 form com.
pau, % Oh Brigade 20 re- dezFeas IN Ne~
York city. where cassF Coz instruction ~i''
- orsanisei. Good quarters. hsr~isesne
uuiform ard 6rsl rate horses ~sli 10 suPrlisd
irnseaiatsly On arrival IN cam.
fsv So 70 t'sirrn ~eSEr.
~aA rasioa.. eloshirg Ana lsnass. livery
losal state viii hs represented n tbs Rrig
ise. No ore vill 10 aceered sho i ill'ag
!, snIi-s "a the al Res;neus. - there = M
saslrc OF intention 10 rv'soi nc Cling ~ ~
BAT Regimers.
.l.ecruuips eaice = ne soash sore n he
Isnssa Block. Narkss Ssrees. Ierrs Hsate.
Qnsaess rasiaDs sai rss n connscee wisk
Ss,s Of eslssmeE,
!. - fRESDtf.
4 4. usllfl.
pFfOS 0Orfp
osnsr ~ al
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Department +!
VIII be enlarged and Farmers win all tlrles Ind
q fun stock q Implements Of the best quality
b. II. CORNWEII,
SIP. -. lsjl Nes. lt4 A. 10 Nshash Sfrtei

Having odd cur SOCK cf gpcts 70 4. n. Cornweli.
the partnership heretofore existing between us
der the snd sty~ @. :. WOLF a.. l. this day
dissolved. TIE business % the frsa IN BE settled
by :. Wolf 70 whom AL claims Will Do rresented and
all payment, must b. made. lie will ~ found with
Mr.. Cornwell ard would the immediate s-tfl>-
ment Of all Indebtedness 60 ter fra
In retiring from the proyrietorship q a. Houae.
w recommend to our numerous patrons snccess
arr assured \, viii sns-e cfort q give
entire satsfacii0a :. WOLF.
o. dwti M. FATTFN.
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DxrRorr. Nov. l6.-John Mckinney, late
State Treasurer, tried at Ingram county
Circuit Court. for enbezzlement Of so, 900
OF State funds has been convicted.
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PoIsT PIxAsAST, Va. Nov. l6. "A sad ac-
cieest occurred at Camp Pialt. IL miles a
bore Charleston. this morning. Capt, Bell
Of Co. X. Nth Ohio Regiment. and eleven
Of his men while crossing the Kanawha in
skih. ran under the steamer Commodore Per
~, and the captain and seven OF the privates
were drowned. The remainder were saved.
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~ Col. r. Y. Hup~oS reached this city
on Saturday esening. and i stopping with
rs brother. u. =. HrpsoS. He = IN excel.
ltns health and spirit-.
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Il anoaiy account for my rreses.s souua iealsi.
rom the constant, though moderate ~ g BsasA Sss
HoiIANp RlTTEEs-hsslng fssn ny youth eurirct,
intervals from Pas, IA both form. ssmetiucs -.
severely a. 70 completely prostraie ne have fsr
several months past though subject "a ,oss r. sesr
ase unusual ply seal effort, keen eaiIreIy frec fro
any symptom q this distressing lsessc: vsne ,s.,
general heath j. vcry much inprovsa'
Persons doabtng The Authenticity o. flls oerct
osse rereqsesied 70 call upon o. Communicate via
thr PrOrrirtors They WI take pleasure n. ouly ~
referring them 70 It, suih0E. bui = many others ~
have uscd ne HOsnA Bitter for he same aascis,
with equal saccess. o-lslt
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Gen. HalDeck en- rouse fer ~.
LomIo

WAsuINGToS. Nov. l!.--0en Haliecl. lef;
this evening at o'clock, for St. Louis
Gen. Denver. o: California. lesi TO-DAY for
Leayenwor'h TO report TO Gen. Hunter.
ali quiet along the Potomac to-day.
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Yours. with high regard.
ANDREW JACKSf

Dec. 4, ie3s-il o'clock +. VI.
Now" continued the speaker. "c4n any
new phantom frishtsn u fsom The love Of
the.Unionf Ifsiassry and the Union De In
compatible. Iistsn 10 the words of Andrew
Jackson that come TO "a from the tomb
The Union msst and 81 All hazards be pre-
served"
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vssTfD.--A good glacksmith. saddleE
and Wagner for Aorton's Indiada Ranger
the iirst squad Of which are about 70 be mus
tered into service prior TO their departure e
New York City. Pay ~ per mouth AP-
ply II south Store Room. Linton Block. Mar
kss street. Teue Hante.
JOSEPH PREsDEE. cAptain.
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Price and McCailocRs Arms ia arkansas
Niu Winter NJ Fort Smffh-D Devastation
effhe COuHfr,,--No "ir"miT,Scy'' Of Baf-

ST. LorTS, Nov. i6.--rricc and McCul
loch's army have retroaied into Arkansas a
il l. understood and have gone to Fort Smith
where il is supposed supplies have been col
lectcd and winter quarters are being built
before leaving Missouri thcy fired ali the
has stacks corn cribs Nc in thcir icinity 10
prevent cur forces from obtaining forage in
case we pursued them.
Previous reports regarding the imminency
of battle on the second grew out of large
foraging party OF rebels on Wilson's crock
being mistaken for the advance guard If the
enemy.
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Nru ioRK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Ciiy
Of Washington arrived on Cape Race.
The Convention befsccn France. Ing
LAID and Spain. Coz Intervention IN Mexico.
We sigaed II London on he slst.
The fondcn Times ediforialiy condemns
Secretary sewari's dispatch 20 Lord Iyoss.
itslso rificules Ne. Sewsrf's msElft<fo q
the Governors 81 the States
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BALTmoEr. Nov. l1.-Abont 1000 troops,
including Minis Boston batserr. march to-
day, SnoE Hill. Nd. into Accomac and
Northampton counties Accomac IS for the
Union. but Northampton shows fight.
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- AZ tine when the people are anx.
iss,-ly looking to the telsgrarhic columns Of
The newspapers for startling announcements.
which may either elevate OF depre.s Tie feel
iass Of the pa,rios, futile would procIaim 10
the world and the rest OF mankind. that
he = now ready TO supply the reorle with
bis mafckisss miacs u.esf for rince pies.--
The manufacture OF this article i wholly un-
Ter the direction aud supervision Q. Mr..
rut,ls. and the materials used are q the
choicest and fines quality.
October -. ISL. ~
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Mrs. AAgs \. Csosry. Teacher OF Au-
&c. viii give lessons upcn the i'isno Porte.
With or withou, the use OF instrument In
.lruciion in Thorough Bass and Vocal music,
ether choral or with instrumental accomps
n.msni. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Hooks. and che most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply At Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Mis- Mcleod School
Room. or q, her residence. Corner Of Ohio
ADD Third streets.
4 first class Piano for sale TerE1s rea.
sonahle. din
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TRUMPS: \ NOVEL BY GEO.
i W CURTIS. rE,lsnsialy Illustrated BY Hoppiu.
MAcAuLAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vel ssS
THE WITS AND BEAUx Of SOCIETY
BY the saftor of 'Qas~rs a. a. eiy"
spios~r AZ IN. rucxrvsssr-s
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~ August last. some score Of cotton
.sc,oriss IN ste city OF Savannah sdsisci
thal no more cotton should be sent 20 that
port or removed from the plantation, .unil
he blockade y eutire,s and falIy abandoned.
Of which event due notice viii be given" -
win the Information come b, the Wv II
Beaufort
A Memphis editor says that he wears no
collar" Now II the poor fellow IS actually
xishout collar. ~e wi-h some man would
collar him.
The ladies' propose TO knis miiiens Tor vol
unteers. Is Il right that beauty should
give the mitlsns" 70 bravery.
In the late fight in Western Virginia.
Hosecrsns whipped Floyd-"by Gauley"
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". b. Astor Nominated for Mayor.

NEw YoaI. Nov. i6.--fhe nominating
committee from the Tax Payers Union AS
ISOLATION met yesterday. and Dir. X. e. Min
turn having declined the nomination owing
% i'll heylih. unanimously naminated Vim.
y. Aston as their candidate Tor the mayor
atty.
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s<-Any q oar r,sdfrs Afflicted silA ScnoFriA 4,
scscf-ies eo-nPistns~ viii do well rad The n
MARKS n eur q seitisilg columns fszpcetnYh. Pr
little u sbe ii this disorder has ben know
BY tse people 40 ,he clear exposition g q Zen
gives, VII prove acceptable and uscfsi We hs-.
long admired tie searching and sble manner IA ~sh
Dr. AsNs treats every subject &c ,e1ehes uhssersr
bss his attention AZ all, has great essi q y: b,
masters what be undertakes. and 10 sre rbo tssA
particle O. feeling for bis Afflicted follow rnkn. a.
iooi With Indifference upon he iahors fr tbr slcl
Read What he says Of scrofnla, AM 80 II how ~
WORDS ard hcw clearly he tell Us more than We g..
hare known q this insidious and f.isi malay
San, Philadelphia. Ia oe.is.sa
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Mason aud Slideu Captured--The;r
Papers Seized-The British Officer
Protests--Capt. Wilkes Takes the
Responsibiitty-Co Of Gen.
Wooi--Strong Federal Force in Ac
coa.ac County Force at
Annapolis To Reinforce sherman
The Fleet Gone 10 Pensacola-Nrve-
ments of Gen. sherman.
foRr MoSsoE. Nov. IS Tie United
States frigate San Jacinto. has arrived here
with Nessrs. Mason and Slidell as prisoners.
taken from an English steamer In the chan
mel Of the Bahamas.
Use name Of the vessel they we're taken
from. has not vet trsnspired. Al the docu-
ments and papers Of Slidell and Mason, were
seized. Their families were allowed TO pro
coed.
The captain OF the British vessel delivered
up Slidell and Mason under protest. This Is
the substance Of reports 10y passengers hy
tho Old Point boat.
SPECIAL TO rRIBuSi.
Mason and Slidel we're aboard the British
mail steamer. Captain Wilkes sent abonrd
and demanded their surrender. Ths reply
WAS, there was not force enough TO take
them. Captain Wilkes sent additional force.
and put the San Jacinto in position. Slidell
and Mason we're then surrendered. The
English steamer took them on board not
knowing who they we're. their business or
destii alton.
Capt. Wilkes. it is understood acted on his
own responsibility. Gen. Wool granted Sli
dell aud Mason permission to semi omen let
ter to their friends.
This evening between four and Eve thou
sand troops are in Accomac county, eastern
Shore. where there are eighteen hundred
rebels in arms. Com. Goldsberough sent a
gunbost there to-day.
4 regiment Of csvalry isexpecsed here in 4
few DAYS There are fifteen thousand men
now ~ Annapolis. The current rumor is,
thai they are 70 reinforce Gen. Sherman.
The feet j. understood 10 have gone to
Pensacola. The news Of another exploit
may he expected soon.
Gen. sherman Is reported TO have seized
Pinekney Island and all the able
bodied negroes. No attempt has been made
10 land on the main land.
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Arrival az the steamer Niagara.
BosgoN. Nov. 1.-THE Niagara arrived
az , ~ this forenoon. Her mails were sent
south and west rs the morning trains.
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Noon Dispatches.

Progress o( Events -Seuth Cnrolinn
Troops ConeentratiBg--Th
Srtgade-Busiy Tor the Yaskecs--
Prospect Of n Duei--Passing the
Nebet Batferies-s %. 600 Men I'm
listed
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Tax Usox Mrsr M PnfsxRvKp.-George
Bancroft made speech in New York the 9th
er day. and read the original letter of General
Jackson transmitting the closing part of his
famous proclamation TO the revising hands OF
Mr. Livingston. "ons right. IN the watches
Of the night. as he sat alone" said Dir.
Bancroft. he lrished that proclamation.
and ss be sent is TO Livingston he aecompaili-
"a Il with these words. witten with his own
hsnds-the copy nov read was from the
original letter. Tor the authenticity Of which
| can vouch:''
DFAR Sn: / submit the basis and conclu-
sion ofshe proclamation for your amendment
aud revision Let II receive your best effort
Of language 10 strike nj the heart and 10
speak % the feelings. The Union must be
preserved. without blood, ifthis be possible;
but il must be preserved at ali hazards. ard
a any price.
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UN ERTAklNc.
ISAAC BALL.
UNDERTAKEN

MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w those la want Of anything IN his ine that he Il
prepared 90 furnish Funerals on short notice
ihsve nov on hand the best sss0rtnsi a Under
taking Trimmings ever brought - tb't city.
Being the oldest Undertaken a. a city, l trust I
can give better satisfaction than ever been q ven
n this city.
lean Ne fount 81 my oh slaud corner - Seccrd
and Cherry Strsss where keen 90 hand. constAnty.
Marrhatl's Cask~f Cases-th~ only Ia gene
raj use. Wooden caf1ns q al kinds. Cloih Ard
velvet Covered Ccslin- in word. cserythng IN he
Undertaking. line VII he rrorrsy slsenc-r ~ either
hy night Or day.
Bodes preserved sny lerrth - filss desired.
Carr aga ftTnlkAet - crsisr.
ehafvu ISAAC Rail-.
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ALE AND PORTER.

4 WEISS d co. are prepared to
NJ. furnish ~ the barre. or bottled forfamliy
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. Sc. &e.
Scotch Ale.
London for;sr.
Philadelphia Porter,
dayton Ale.
Madison A.r.
b-.-vs, Cider. ac.. a..
No. ~ Hsrr-,'e Hio.rk. Wabash s<rees,
nsyissn rEaKE- uAUZK. IND.
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The Rebels Attack Our Camps az
Csuiey--They Are Repulsed--The
Federab Try tn Bag the Rebels
Who Again sneak Oh in the Night,
Gen. Benham Per~ues Them 20
Mile~-A Rebel Colonel Killed
Floyd Thinks Wisely.

CANr GAuIry, Nov. l5.-Ths rebel forces
by way OF Raleigh and Fayette. protected by
New river, which falls through yrccipice
gorge six or seven hundred feet deep, attack
ed and attempted to dislodge our troops from
the encsmptnent on the Lewisburg road at
and about Gauley. Their eannonading was
replied TO with such interest az induced them
n maze no further investment IN that way
On The night Of the 10th inst. Proportions
for attacking and possibly capturing the reb.
els were 80 tar advanced thst select force
from Gen. Cox's brigade crossed the kanaw-
ha and New rivers. and by 10 o'clock the
next day had driven them back three miles
from al the heights. A column under Gen.
Schencs intended attacking them IN the rear
but were prevented from crossing The river,
owing q tho high water. Another column
under Pfenhsm. placed n attack their
front OF flank and near. moved up as FAR n
possible and begAn 10 feel their front, when
= sharp skirmish took place. lasting from four
D m. Ill dark. While Benhams column laid
on their arms waiting for morning the rebels
began 10 retreat from their entrenched camp.
and belore onr troops discovered the move
ment they were well on their way to Raleigh.
Their cavalry horses were used IN hauling
their baggage wagons.
Gen. Benham on learning Of thor retreat
pursued them for twenty fse miles amid-s =
dsenching rain over muddy road. ~hen end
ing there Vas bat little chanre of ovcrtsiin-
then. turned bark from the pursuit.
IN skirunish With the rear guard. Colonel
Crosan Of the rebel cavalry. sni fcw eth.
ets were killed.
II = tkoughs fiovd ha- come 10 she con
clasion that Western Virginia isn't uonl
sighting for. The los- Or oar sifie va hs'
two.
The above : ssn, ~ conssnt Of Oensra
Ro~ecrans
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.HARTER.

No other can sgrpass this, a. hundreds who have
used them can testify. l fnil supply q Heating
Stoves CT AZ patterns Look throngh the stock
before making raryhas-s. Tho
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r4AcncAL ADncE - LAnzs.-IAe sr-, yi0p-
toms az disease should never he disTexsrie1. II
rVi removed serious evils ~ Inevitably follow, a1
IN seeking assistance al remedies tbat viii acl We
leutly - rotucs The strength sholid BE avosdef-
They. instesf Il assisting nsfure weaken and dsb-
itsie these organs Ter Female CompiAinis, take
Nrfesn's Strengthening Cordial and bleed ruridef.
l. ,tands pr eminent IN sl diseases peculiar to
males. Izy Il; i j. delicious aromatic Cordisi
ssEsvAsnla-This tropical root hal has rrs.
i.tia- ~.is sh- ~etid, sor curing elass Of
orders ltata1ict markind-a reputation 90, uaisi
T. DERIVES The bet sndete possezs soE scscs
uious conFizinfs. fsus 80 ~ tfeas1t nsc Ia
siftees must Be concentrated sud cosahiBcd VITA
st-sr medicines IA inereese as power re,f
s'le oempovnd q his cbHacieT Is mneh needed 1,
this Community. Rsad n. a.lverts--nealsf f,- Az
~ S'ssspariiia II coiuun-. ard ne know d
needs 40 sacolaign IRON rs 70 Civ our clarers cor
n.ienee = nhsl le cncrs.-- Crgas,, Syracuse. ny
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18
STOVES, TINWARE.

And hopes BY .Sricf Agezfior. Lose PTicSs ard
FUR Dealing 70 mako lkis the Head Quarters for
supplies IN this line. he wil have harc each of
lie leading Cooking Stoves. ~ fhe hcsc q which
stands the Justly c. iehrated