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NJ ~. Raatr FreixAss ~ sn description. can -
forwarded frtsn philaielrlas. >e~ Nprk. hcsipn rr
nsifirinre O. anf nxanf On the Railroads of Ohio.
gsnf.seky Intinrs. ltllnrls Wisconsin. io~s Ms
.curt ~ Railroad direst
r. Fen-sy iv.ns hsiifrsf alse teilnerts e. fitu-
hsfrh 9Th Stesnrft. > ~tth Goods car - fT-
-artrl srF prrf e- ~ oA'e. susEirruri. Ken
tuckr Tsrnrsrse. Crnttflari. fiinrfs kississirpi.
ul,ronsla Hl.sct.fi kaesss Aftaufss and Id NJ.
80 snf at tieetisrt tifIt 4skf Al lttrara vtth
etssfrsra a. ~ frfts ~ <rrth " stfarn isAsa
uerrhsrfa ant sltrssrs frffasf.nf 80 rsnsrorts.
or - sselr Frssrh - tiis ,neosng can rely ~ifk
r~r.nfsr,re % - srre4x transit
THE RATS ~ FREIGHT ta snf pcini n thf
Wet ~ ~ lsnusfifania htfeft 49, sf al Dimes
a. fsrorshis cllafrei y ethrr nsiircsi Cusn
rsrfrs.
~ paftrrlaf r. mara psriaxss wa rr~vsstssna
nana a."
n . s~EfDrH. rhflsfs'rhi,
utGnAw CuoNS. ~ keffh r.. hsinmcfs
fEECu A Co ~. Asier firass. - S, sruik
wNlInn 80 rfW lrft.
lEFCn 4 CO. Il STATE . f'..ar
N n norSToN. Gsnrfal irriftf AF<ut, Fnis-
ExOCH tFWE. oensrsi sept. Aiissla. rern
4 u nOrFT. esnsrai t.1k<. secs rifls4elrAis.
5xrzfxfg
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Ie.Ai .dvcrsi.cr,~ns. sfty cents Per square eaeA
lnserton-
s.sssf.c-ory arrangements made with ,hc.e NO
-1.h - ADVERTISE by ttt year. with TIE prviexe 81
casnxinx a, pleasure. Yearly advertisers. h0~es~r.
all be contnet strictly - tnrn retui.T 'o-ihf's,
an sriH pay quarterly
Ads.rtsements IN ths .P-rssi notice column VII
Advsrtssesnsuis a. kept constantly On the in.lae
pusIrsss notice. published In the local coiumn- u
L ines OF under vii be charged for each insertion
ff. II over ssu lines, ten cents per iine
Afverfiserserts sent in Cor no specified time. viii
be inserted three mouths, unie~ ofd~eo out
Any alteration - n standing advertisement WI
amount % a renewal q he sane, unless otherwise
agreed upon By contract
Annoai,cng candidates for ostre of every descrip-
son vii be charged g. 90 for ssca name IN ne Dsy
and e, 90 IN The Daily and weekly "1ay- - 'd-
No xrstastous siysrussnaests ~haieser
Charges will be made So inserting ue notiees OF
sfl Orders. Soci~ties. 90 Associstions a. iotso~s
For each notcr not exceeding lines - cents ieI
Zach insertion. over q ghf hnes al this rate
ANNOUNCING deaths With funeral notice Attached.
81. without notice. free.
Notices u Festivals. Pcnies and Kscurscts S9ttsn
z2 - individuals ss-ocistion-. o. ey ehnrehss,
s< regular prices
LEGAL Advertisements inserted a. he expense q
Attorneys ordering. Aus payment not % fe delayed
Or the gal pr0eesdx but ccleetsee Al the us1a
time. Publisher NJ sccountsbe for me aeeura, "i
xslsdssrsiscrnenl. beyond the amount charged ior
their puoiiesisoa
The Weekly Express,
l. Published every Wednesday, 81 80 pr amman.
y Advance.
srxo paper s>ut ~i,boai the money. nor esutinu-
"a longer dime than paid fer.
hates of Advertising i'm weekly,
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HOTELS.
TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE |
Corner wabash A seventh Sta,

Corner wabash A seventh sts.s
TERRE HAUTE. fSpIASA.
fsos~xa1x g~ov~ - rnx rasIsfr Horsr
rI,Hls ~ Oxg % rHr fARgKeT. Hrrr At.
Il s.~arr. 81 NEST esrlisrta1te Acsfts ia ~
Nest sr.1 "a s1rrrcr u errrf ethef ffs1rf - rry
ssh<r IL a. rltr Il rfffaIes ret t1nfrff sni
s~<nts pssassnf. scl ffaf siet ast ~el f1fr'sAet
fs-arIns noens sfrrrsl ~ itr- - Fsfirrs sffsrt
81. ~ 10 srcerarsctau n q fsEAl~ = - efattei
. i6e k<i.rp<d IsTtf
oU or.uss.s-ss Psrr tc - rv-n 80 Hsu~e
~s1s<ss 0gy. ~ g M.
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Of ne FfFTErvTH SrtT. iyNFiL STATF
HFvY of tke corfNisr - - Ho.sr fNNr-
RAScE COkPANT 81 ~ NY = .Nss< leri
- IA lei daE Y Jhatars. i,fl
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SLEEVE SONS.
GOLD cELET

Of various patterns. ssch a. Coral. Tlrasean. q
huncie Cold Stone and plain.
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4 NEW ARTICLE /,
Roback's Stomach Rlsters ]

RobaCk's Stomach RitteFSI
A new and delightful stomsche and Crd:sl for
-f~fny tore tsthr ssc<ns<h snffs~t1< rrsorntcn e
bilious complaints, iucideu; 70 the wsfiern country
Try H.
As a morrins drink. 70 assist digestion and relieve
Dsspepsia, u has DO equal Try H.
IN -trcr u i f<rsor % ~ other Ntters. TT ~
The formula q these Etters. lls0I, he sole
properly n u. Ioheck, originated ~ffh Que 81 tie
oldcsf most cn,inen Medical frsctituncrs q the
West. N is directly Ttcticaicd upon the -
Western people.
These Mftefs derive ileir stimulus from tbs power
f1 ilnic a Tie ard herbs o wlitL tasy
nre composed and a. they arc ~ anayinr runst.
uIai cravings q ilc sicmach. d.recly WvuQlys =
TEMPERANCE.
&c present proprietor believes ~ IN making 'hcu
widely kuoan. the public welfare if subservcd.
u will toon hs or sale ty al Cd lI. Eohacks ru-
mcrous Agents. ani ~ nctfls ac.. fhe cclutry
ln The uifsntiue orders niil 80 ficd tifcCi fro'a
C.rc.laf. il sry quantity. ard a. a. lowest rate.
t put up ia Qnafi neiilcs nd .eeaf,iy patsss b.
orc das cases. Half ee1 sample eases ii. be.svsf.
De packed auf .eif 20 afy address. q desired
Retail Price. 81 per bottle, or -sx
for -.
rnl4rsl ,lcs 80 sslcroom. 80 g. Fast fcuf'A
Street, 81 building from Nsiu suee;. Cinclis.su 4.
Ohio. i.shorsfsfY No - Hrrn.old ssleeL
Tor ss'e iu Nlso County ~
Pm noNSfftY. Ieffe hsrf~
= k ca NlNUiiAM.
VA 7. SHJfN. >ew Gossru.
rEIfN uJSkii.K. Ccnfrev.lis
And ~ nfnsEisfs ani Nsrh hsus rcnefailr
thfaaghoui lie United states suc Csns4ss
seai - n
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relief warranses In Ten Minute.

~ Ministers rahiif Speakers saf rnErrs. ~
TkRff< a. rfisffnsahls fcr clearing sid sreuEth
.nir,s ne vole. ~ nor.i,a hesrsnfrs. A..
T.se este VIII ~hirh thfv sre t1ksaa-frinr essis
rsrrfef IN ne rcotrt rer1rfnr 20 preparation Al.
wsss rrsdy 81 80 ca AT efatiens "a hshlr tc
eken4. IN srv climate r.slfaire nr.hing i1f1ficas
~ a. r,e.i delicate costl1iion shouff - so sisni
,eecr.rertstion g. sil - I've thslr = aslf trial
- c-n~ per erx. fcr ale " an Dsazsfsss
n<slatv<m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
PONY EXPRESS.

To san Francisco. California. IN
Zen nay. rrora st. Joseph. NO.
nsrrs.
irrrf, ~elshiax Arif earrs ~ nntfr. 74 90
- sr~fv sttt'sssi ks,f tanes - fsrsirn -
- e4nr< ss..-s.t.t s.-t.. -t-.t. .... - 90
= - r.sts fe - en-lasss r. ccr--uu.srt ~sur>s
ssreiep<s ~ - - nfss rt1rtfs Frf-r rsff
- 49, 49, 4uis 49, rsfnrfien = e. - pr
k.f e1rre So - ustt
Letters sef Tfiezfsrts 81 ~ fs-fttei - - 4 q
rrrrtrss EslFsss i.srpany "a tAfif oIrf fa TrFfe-
usqle. eT1 ie4asftft - rsorest ulh - siess ~.
pTrss. Etth rlerI l.trlsts.
- iaTikfr iafeTmsiizt .fpir a. ~ 49, e thf
A1n<ric@1 Etrrrss CenpsaT. seftA-s-t es~n~r q
szk a. Olle ss-ses
Tes<1 IA vkssux. 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

ne conrlriicr q The Western connections = ths
Poansj anla Railroad nrtIi it.s fhs
DIRECT LINE De- WFkN TIE FAST
AND GREAT WEST
The connecting rfaeks hy The Rslifoad lif'dfs A.
PushufFh. avoiding al dfs, age ~ feftlsge clfeirht
t,ffthef With The saving ~ ume. are afvania -
readily appreciated ~ shippers II Freight and the
Travelling Public
~ Freight Contracts of shipping plferuons sprly
- o. asirsss slhsf q ths following Agsnw 4 ,he
CO npany
n. A NTKW Ant, ffrstnfrh
a. n rIfhCf A 10. ksnessills. o.
,. JOHNSON Ripley. o.
a NcNEtLY Nsyssiiie. Ny
nRNei & CoprfR, rcftsnrnfh a.
rAnfsltk A CO. fs9erf nsiil. fni
n " nfow< 80 Gin iansil o.
ATHKR 4 HfDnEIT, cinclnnat, o.
X q NflnRtM. Madison. ini.,
tosErI p NOOnsf Louisville Ky,
4 O'nfi.FN 60. Evansville Ind
n. ~. GRAHAM A Co. Cairo. iiss
r D. tAt< tf foais No.
JuAS "a Hkkf1s. Nashville Terr4
HARRIS A HtNf. Menpifs. rtnns
CIAIhf Co Chicago. list
W M "a. AOoNGx Alton. lilsi
a. 70 Fsiyhi Agents = Railroads 81 diasfens points
IN she Wet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
The Weekly Expires

sS-here will be no deviation from the above
ss;es-
aS- Advertisements Published in both Daily and
Weekly will be charged the fuu Daily rates with one
f7<lf u The Weekly rstcs added.
CHARLES CRUFT. Pxo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

CHARLES CRrrT. Agent.
No. rzuSu Bow.
<1sss uxns sarrs. rn
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SHERIFF's sALE.--By viriue Il

EHERlFf'S SAIE.---By viriue Il
= flrtt sxe-rtaat ls.nct from o. Nieo Hrrafn
tf-~. l'..l-f fs ne directed tri aflterel fr0 iu
f.srr of >ftfsulfl SehetsaofsI era .Esirsi "a
"a snIfh a1d fslf ln iaNnI af ItlsUei ~he.afref
,4 .,.l,.f fie.fff al kllrbar ] 3 te fet.ri aH fhf
f.fir.Ir4 trerrltrf frai esfftr t.fuatei 'n Nise
ral.rft lntsns. ro-u4r Tsfrff 80 srrcs e ground
~ tts sasf haif ~ efiAc naIi-. fait ~ cffhe
.a..th ur.f aas-ter = - stri0r tlffy Tear a.
ic~u.hlp eifefr IN ranrs sIshi - ~ett, ana 80
SATURDAY. JCSI iSfl isi
xi,f, The issi hta.s ~ ssfd A. the Coerf Hen-~
forr IN Tfrre Haufe ~i cfef tnf ffnis 80 Tforts
f,ts .hsse asssslfed Hssl Ieais. iaTrfhrr vih Al
~, ,rriierss s-d .fra ffraIces ta lhs sane tsoaE
ne ~ Terra ekccr.us seven ftaft,f ,f1far 1i<t-
80 fdfff g. rafh 81 nI'1 i.intf o. rrshif s71a
..r.~I.,ito tsiIsf4 sst fkffutirs ana cosis. v-i
,i.r ara thers afsf ne &c tarlf 81 sra ssf rfs
yst.te q the hirhesi b isr fcf 49, ssfrfy he
safrf.
Itis 81 A., q ear. iss..
sANtfL CoNSER shclif.
Sit w7~ p ies ti.oo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
MEDICAL.

IL ELNBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
III TION.
HELMDoiDs BUcHU for the Bladder.
HEINBOIifs BJCHU for the Kidneys.
HEl.hBol.Ds BucHu 90 the Gravel
HEIMBOLDS BrcHU Scr the Dropsy.
HELNHoI.Ds BUCHU for Sersou,s.es..
HEI.ABol.DS BICHl f0r Los ol Gsmovs.
HEIhB0i-DS BrCHr Tor ifmrcss ~ yision.
HFIMB0fDS BJCHU for n1icgit Breathing.
HEinBOIGs BUCHU fos Weak Nerves.
HELNBoLDS bUCHL for GensrAl Dsiiliiy.
hElAh0LifS hJCHL foT Universal la-sstrte.
HffNBOLDS rUCHC Tor Hcrror cf nisesse
HEINBOIDS BJCHJ Tor Ntghs Sreais
HEL8BOi-Ds BUCHC fpr Naksiainess.
HkLNBoL0S BICHL ior Drypess q sLe SAil.
HEIAD0LD'S BUcHC ~ Eruplcss.
HELNBoLDS BUcHU Cor Pain in The Rack.
HELNBoLDS bUrHC for Heaylness q the Eyeifs,
with Temporary Suil1son and l.o>s Of 5 ghl.
HELNDoi-Ds DrcHr Tor Aos.iisy and aessies'ns-s.
viii want Of At, n.io1 and Horror a society.
HFfMBOfD'S BuCHU tor Distractions
HkIMBoLD's BUcHJ for Exossses arising from r.
discretion. and al Diseases of
fEMALES-FENAlES-Ff
FENALFS-FEMAiES-F
OLD OR VOTING. sINeIE. NARlIED. or coy
TEMPLATISG MARRIAGE.
THEY ARE OF 40 AVAIL
HgaR0ID'S TA1RACT RJCuT
rs THE VERY BkST ~ fNEDf II Iik WORLD
For all complaints Incident 70 e Sex, whether ari
sing from Indiscreion Habits u Dissipation. ID tie
DECLIxE or CHANGE OFIlfF
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No FAMILY SHOULD " tl.4lflI 1T.
Take more Raisam, Mercary, UEpleasan;
Medicine. foT Unpleasant and Re yerous Diseases.
HEfSfB0LDs EXTRACT BrcHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
n All their Stages. Atlitsle Expense.
L.iie change q Diet; No inoonvenence.
AND 80 EAPOSURE.
rso HELMBOl.D'S EXTRACT BCcIIU Tor Excess
- arising from habits INDUCED IN
EY Young ANDoLD
Sfs..s.. r-n--.
Il removes all improper discharges. and VII
Tie pAtlen; II short tine 70 state Q; health AID
purity.
Use HrlA,BoI.D-S EXTRACT BUcHU for diseases
and eiec-'crs - 80 moss distressing character.
Use H1s-slBOID,s 5 ExTRACr BJcHu fer al arec-
tons ~ diseases ~ tie
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
nsLEcE :! FEMALE
FrOn ~ha.sysr cause eTtsinsi:ng, aaa no matter Of
now Long srASDiNG.
All the above diseases and symptoms ainit q the
same treatment and may originate from the same
cause.
HELNBOLD'S BUCHU Is ssfe snd pieassn; in tas,e
and odor. but immediate "a is action.
Personally appeared before ne. an Alderman q the
city os Philateiphia n. 7. HlLNBCLD. Chemist wLo
beng duly sworn. does say that hs prepaTa,on
tans no narcotic mercury, OF injurious drag, hl Is
purely vegetable. H. T. HEINBOiD
sole Manufacturer
Sworn ard snb-crihed before ne. the I'D day of
November 1854 WM Y .HiBBA ARD Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle six for e.. delivered % any
address
Prepared ty II. T HEIMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
ios South Tenth g.. below Chestnut Phils
BEWARE OF COyNTERFEETs
AND C.srklNClPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor 10 dispose "of TBlm owx'' and 'o1r-
ER' kRTIcI.Es TIr FErrrkTroS ATTsrSrDBr
Helmbold's Geruine Preparations.
Extract Bachu
Sarsapariir
Improved Rose " a..
Sold ~
T.. II. BARR g. CO.
And all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELABOLDS TAKE No OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for il.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExPOsURE.
rna7tw3m
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cHARirs J MARTIN. rrrsurST.
Az wu1xAEIu. vrcs r.r-r-sr
J vur0x SMITH. szcsftaE'
JOHN w-sEE. s-r Sew.
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WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
TE article that will naturally restore the eocr Of
II the hair. tthe changing o. which 20 gray being
an indication of lack 81 proper sccret-osl h truly
valuable medicine Prof Nool's Hair Tonic IS the
only safr remedy far badness. tryness. premature
change q color and tie several evidence. - lack
a secreicrs a. tic roots oi the lar which can te
found. Quack preparations abound. and ~hair ion-
ic.f al every corner krocc1y'' the country.
avoid az chair tonics'' unless the known prepara
iion Of some nan whose celebrity has hec.nls world
vide Dc let any trum vendcr experiment mp
your hair. Touch nothing you heve not Eood rca-
s,n 70 believe Is all that q n pee 20 be- Professor
Wood has earned ~ ycsrs severe test q tie VIZ
tues Of his preparation, his present fame Over $50
certificates are before ms ~ the value cf ihls Hair
Restorative. fron parties who have ired g. kcad
The foliowins.
DIR NOOn-prAa SiE; rermii nie Go cNpfe.' 20
von he oil-atnns -a under far tie entire fccdfa-
ton q ny hair o. lis oi sirsi color. kAoui thr
ol my srvai A. ihc rflirt etates q Wa rapllt Df.
conlnx gray. bat U,aa DE application 81 year ilaf
Resiofaltt u received ia pfi <i4sl hle. cc-
slider yoaf RESTORATIVE very ucudeflnl etuof,
quite sGicsoiou. aswcii a. agreeable
Il am dear 81. wears tuiy,
REV c ". pyrt.rn. TxpiANArolls. M. sss,
he wore WIG iof sevefsl wears. tr' io ts u,s 81
woot's Hair Restorative Le n1w bss an~ htsi 81
hair.
Prepared ~ .. J Wool A Co. "a Na4ket street
~; Louis ard t4l rrostv Az NfS loIk, anf rti :,
Ell Druggists saf Patent Medicine Dealers also fr ~
fsncs snd foisi Goods Dealers IN tie United slaifs
and Csaeds
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~ @ @ O va
Carv's Cough Cure |.
PICTORIAL 7 OCHES,

nor THE rlxEmATE ASD cEsTAIS CURE OF
Cspsscss cisf. fsfufasf. Asf1sas. H,srse1sss.
ptssrf-a lsn94. ttltsrrl. treseAffts.
n.ecui BrsefAs-o. >lrs TsrpFf &C.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08
Items.

TnE busyLody labors without
thanks, talks without credit, lives
without love, and dies without tears.
lT is no more possil 10 to bring
mems minds to think alike, than to
make their faces look alike.
We are apt TO be partial to our
own observations-probably for the
obaerver's sake.
BE calm whilo your adversary
'rets and rages, and you chn warm
yourself ct his fire.
If sleep flies from you, don't go
in bot pursuit Of it; lie still, and it
will probably come and kiss you.
SOME people are 80 obtnse that one
would hardly think that they could
have an acute disease.
If you have a spite against hen
and would have her eggs laid in ash
es, shut her up in the ash barrel.
He who knows his ignorance il
the possessor Of the rarest kind O
valuable knowledge.
YOUNG women are never in NOR,
danger OF being made slaves thar
when the men are at their feet.
SHUT not up brood Of evil pas
sions in your bosom; like enrage,
serpents, they will bite their cage.
POVERTY frequently imposes ,
species OF meanness upon men, NOR,
disgusting to themselves even thai
it is to others.
A PoLlTloAL QUEsTIoN.-Has tn
side Of events" anything to do witt
the "cnrrent Of public opinion" tba
is fiowing2
FRoM using glasses on the nose
you see an object single; from usin
them under the nose YOU see
.ldoublc,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08
The Capture OF itoniney.

A correspondent writing from
New Creek on the 27Ih instant, gives
an account of the capture OF Romney
by tie force under General Kelley.
The force was concentrated at New
Creek and con listed Of about 500 OF
the third, fourth and seventh, Vlr
ginia regiments, 700 OF the eighth
OLio, 700 Of the fourth Ohio and $50
cavalry, together with four pieces OF
artillery. They marched from here
at midnight Friday last, and our
forces came upon the en- .my's out
posts Saturday a!terno, n about FIVE
miles this side OF Romney. They
were driven in after the exchange OF
a few shots, and our boys pushed on
towards the town. Arriving at tho
South branch OF the Potomac we
found the enemy in position, with
cannon, cavalry and infantry. They
ipeppercd away at us, and OF this
point We loet the first and only man
during the engagement The rebels
had their cannoa planted in the
grave ytrd, just across the river,
aud as they were drawing pretty
good aim on us, charge was made
upon them by our cavalry and the
iDfantry-the cavalry lording the
stream, and the infantry rushing
across the bridge. The cavalry with
Captains Kinney, Dayton, Crawford
and Powell's conn aaies being in tn /,
advance. The boy' gave a loud
yell, and pushed a"ea1 on double
quick. Ii the dead laying under the
ground there did not frighten the
seceshers, he missiles of death
which our hoy 3 hurled ut them surely
did, for they gave way, and tie can
non was ours. Tho enemy at this
point I'D thrown up breastworks,
and Captain Kinney's men were
among the first O mount them. The
rebels we're soon in 'u,l retreat to.
wards Winchester, pursued by our
cavalry, which captured their pro
vision train. Three teamstcrs, who
refused to turn their horses around
when ordered, were killed upon tho
spot, one OF whom had his head
sabrcd from his bo1y, and tho other
two shot as they sat npon their way
ons. The force Of the enemy num-
bered about 1900, ohe-half cavalry.
They lost three pi, ces o. cannon, all
their provisions, camp equipage.
two wagon loads of muskels, blan-
kets, &c. We took a good many
prisoners, and killed many ol the
rebels. Their exact loss 10 not Ms
ccrtained. The loss upon our side
amounts to one killed aud five
wounded. The "siars aud stripes
are now uniured in Romney for th4
frat time since the rebellion broke
out. Long may they wave.
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, says:
Our Quartcrmastor, Mr.. Ruess
who was acting as aid to the Gen
eral, is highly spoken OF for tho con
spicuous part he took in tho engage
ment. Ii the sufirages Of the stt
could effect it, the eagle would soor
, adorn his shoulder straps.
The loss was altogether suffered
by the yirginis seventh. taa
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08
The Scepter of King Cotton.

All advices from England confirm
the intentness with which the Britiel
publicis seeking, by every IL cans tha
money can command, to render tha
country independent OF the UniteC
States ior a supply OF the great stnpl,
which is the lie blood oil her va,
industry; and the Investigations iha,
have followed. have disclosed facts
not within our knowledge, and which
we prce eume were known to but &c "
persons in ctr county.
The leading industrial organ oi
England, in II recent article on the
subject OF the cotton supply, stated
the remarkable fact that not only q
full supply OF cotton could be obtain
ed from India, If transportation in
that country were equal 20 lie C, p &C
CITY for the production Of the article,
but that when tie eys'. IN nf rail, Dads
reaching to the interior dis,ricts oI
that extensive empire, now in rapid
construction, should be completed
India would be able to supply an
amount not only greater than what
she has heretofore produced. but
equal to that and the entire United
States product together.
But the vast fertile plains OF India
will not alone compete for the sup.
ply, the monopoly of which has hith
erto enriched the Southern states Of
our once happy Union. Other
countries, with equal fertility to our
own. with equal climate and cheaper
labor, will enter the field Of comp.
ti,ion, until the markets of the Eu.
ropesn world will be fully supplied
from new regions, and our own do
messic market be the only one left
for our native production.
Cotton, it is true, may still be
King, but the crown and the scepter
will have departed from our country.
Is this loss of a monopoly which he's
so greatly enriched our Southern
states to furnish a great lesson OF
retributivc punishment for the blum.
der, to say nothing ol the wicked
ness, oi their insane attempt to de-
stroy tho bonds Of Union and over.
throw their government The folly
Of the act and its unjustiliablencss
have no parallel in history. Nations
before ne have had civil wars;
contending dynasties and rivals for
thrones have plunged their countries
in the horrors OF fratcrnal battle; but
for civilized people, intelligent and
prosperous, brethren Of common
ancestry, and dwelling together in
unity, without any just or rational
cause, to rise up and attempt national
suicide, is phenomenon in the
moral world, and without example
intl g history yofmankind.-[ Nation
al Lteltigsncer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

Coon FrEIINGIs NEw YoRK-rbe follow
ing is from the TriLuhe's money article of
Monday:
The movements Of tie great naval expc.
ulllon ana Inc successes IN Western Vir-
gina and Missouri induced cheerful feel.
ing IN the stock market to-day, and, with a
ialr degree OF activity IN shares, there was a
general onoyancy in prices. The buying
was we'll distributed around the board, and
Tie hrmneSs OF the market was increased by
some purchases made 10y the shorts, who
lear that the present buoyancy is The fore
runner OF another rise such as we had in the
early part OF October. The commission
houses had somewh hat increased amount Of
orders, indicating some outside purchases:
ont the public do not usually appear in the
market IN force until the rise has been great
et ana continued longer than the PRESENT.
The large operators for the rise argue that
The expansion OF currency and business
caused by the enormous daily disbursements
! oi The federal government must also expand
STOCK values, and that, although an impor-
tant victory 10 our arms is very desirable, yet
reverse would have but Temporary effect
IN The street (; that there can in the end be
out one result 10 this contest - triumph for
The federal armies - and that the stock
movement is an advancing one, with the
usual temporary reactions. II the public
can be induced 10 look at matters in this
! light, the end is assured.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

80 far as practicable all the postof
fees now established should be re
rained in their present locations. i
some such general plan ss | desire
adopted is agreed upon by the Con.
vention | have no doubt of securing
the necessary legislation by Con
gress. and OF the prompt action Of
the Postoffice Department in putting
the needed service upon the new
routes.
In this way the mails may DO CAR
ried on horseback from any poin,
named on these railroads to another
and back again the next day, and in
some instances back the same day,
thus securing daily mails in many
places and tri weekly mails over all
the new routes, where now there is
only weekly mails or no mails at all
| trust all who are interested in this
matter will act promptly-tbat all
Postmasters will give ,hls subject
their attention, and not permit their
postt tllices to be discontinued by
neglectiDg to attend the Convention
in person or by substitute. and tina,
the newspaper press will publish
this notice and call attention to il
editorialiy.
JAMES M. ASHLEY.
9Th Congressional district Of Ohio.
concur in the above recommend
alton for a Convention.
WILLIAM MITCHELL
10th Congressional district Of In
diana.