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MISC ELLANEOUS.

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Our War Maps.

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AT 81, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT 90 so,
n Omitted Congress Caters, new STYLE Mt JONES 10
aud ~ Ann street
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S HiPPiN G NJ E w S
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Port OF Now York, Angus. q, 1861.

NEW yoRK-rHIs
02 MOON SITS. IS
Observation-Disclosures. ~ HIGH WATER. eve II
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A SOLDIERS SPEECH

General (ia,,c Major) McKinstry Provost Marshal Of
S. Louis, was s.ransdcd in thar city recently, and
made this little speech IL response to the compliments
FKLow CmzxNs--i aia nat unmindtalof the compliment
y, thus tender me but apprehcnd Judging from the
extent Of the crowd see before me- that you expect
ing too mach from slight star just glinmering above
the horizon Possibly at 10 ture period Of time il will
attain its zenith and help iiiumue the tomb Of the
damnable treason corrupnE this country Cheers
Under the cwl OF your able General Fremont (cheers)
shall endeavor ia do my portion Of work. Greenwood
cheerng) II ne cannot find the path no man in this
country (AOud cheers II In not proper for me TO
ateIsp to speak further II Is not my vocation hope,
ii live, to be able ~ least 10 mike my mark
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UNION MEETING AT DANBURY.

UANHUFY Cohl, sept 1871.
AUnion meeting, called by four hundred men OF all
parties who believe in vigorous prosecution OF the
and sustaining the administration, held here this
afternoon About fifteen hundred persons present
Strong resolutions adopted with great cheering
prudential committee OF ten appointed, Speeches
were made by Hon. Il. Averil and Samuel T. Seecy D.
H., OF Albany.
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED AT PENSACOLA
HEADou ARTERs TRoors CoNJEl SRurB STATES,

NEAR PENSACOLA, Atfol ~, 1901. }
The general commanding, having de1tsNsd martial law
20 exist ali territory within five mics Of the lines Of
this army, and required its rigid enforcement all persons
within five miles Of the city Of Pensacola cnoncd to
yield prompt obedience 10 orders cmanating from the
headquarters Of this brigade.
The functions Of the civil authories viii not be gus
pended except in far may be necessary TO enforce
such orders. by order. JOHN X. JACKSON,
Colonel Commanding
L. NUNS. Acting Assistant Adintanl General.
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LARGE UNION MEETING AT ROCHESTER,.

large Union meeting held here this evening
James c. Cochrane presided, and made strong Union
speech The meeting also addressed by Rev. DR.
Robinson, j. D. Husbands s. J. Crooks and others. Five
delegates from each Assembly district appointed to
attend the State Convention on the 10th instant.
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AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Z 1861
Considerable anxiety exists here account Of the
occupation Of Hickman and Paducah by the opposing
parties which has been increased by the absence Of news
from that quarter to-day.
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THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

FRANKFORT KY, Sept. Z, 1861
She state Senate to-day appointed Messrs. johnson
Reed and Thornton Marshall committee TO visit West
kentucky, and inquire of the Union and rebel mill
ary authorities by whose direction and for what
they occupying certain portions Of the soil Of Ken
lucky.
In the House the United States flag ordered to be
bosted over the Capitol by vote of II to &c.
Mr. Deshea subsequently, moved TO hoist the state nag
when the motion referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
The Senate is composed Of twenty Unionsts and
eleven Southern rights men.
The House is composed Of seventy six Unionists and
twenty four Southern rights men,
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- WASHINGTON, August 81, 1851
non. Joseph Il. lngersorwlce within short time
roia oi my fellow citizens OF Philadelphia, including
many personal u lends, have overwhelmed with tosii-
mohlas OF their distinguished appreciation and esteem.
rae sec'd OF these addresses has reached through
your hored hads such feel, al~ the rewards which
cheer and render happy the close of an old soldier life
row by DIVINE goodness much extended beyond the nal
age Of man.
Happy TO recognise in my correspondent an early and
M thighly esteemed friend, rcman faithfully his
WINFIELD SCOTT
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EX-GOVERNOR WRIGHT, OF INDIANA, ON
THE WAR.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6, 1861.
Ex-Governor Wright, late Minister to Berlin had
hus;asiic reception here tonight, He made straight
out Union speech III advocaon of war to the knife, until
the Last ytstsc Of rebellion ia crushed out.
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JOHANNESBURG Thred 4, September 3, in the
Chapel Of St Joscphs Church by the Rev. Thomas Far
re AR1HuR j. IrLAyKN - Miss MARGARET ELizABETn
SMITH, all of this city.
IiviNGsroN-JoSts.t,n saturday, September u at tho
Residence % Mr. Ntsr, Miller by the Rev. Nj PatrH2'
Nj. AsEgAa iy.;srcS, ot tie Manor OF Livingston, Co
iunbE' Count: to Miss MAgI y. JOINS, oI BsocNyn'
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LETTER FpOM cLN ecOrr
IlnApqrAnrkRs OF THE ARMY. !

Gen. scott has written tho following letter to Joseph
r. lngcrso Of Philadelphia In reply to the compliment
tary address recently forwarded by citizens OF Phade
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r YON'S POWDER AND HIS PILLS
i All the insect tribe will kill
All genuine Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder and Pills
the fac simile OF E. Lyon All others counter
fets or base limitations Beware Of unprncpled imita
tors. Sold by D. 6. BARNES No. ZOE Broadway, and by
all respectable dealers.
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THE REBEL. ATTACK ON LEXINGTON, MO.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, August %, 1861.
The following the in this vicinity
is furnished TO the st. Louis Republican -
largo rebel force surrounded this town. both sides
Of the river last week and arrested number Of Onion
uien among them Ex-Governor King, Judge Ryland
and William Field and Friday last week at the in
Of the gentlemen, flag VI truce sent by the
rebels which resulted in conference, about mile from,
town, between Gen. Read, Col Rout and Capt shelby
the rebel side, and Major Breaker Captain Graham and
Lent Brown the Union side The rebels demanded the
unconditional surrender Of the FORT which was fatty
fused During the investment Of the by the rebels
good deal Of skrmshng took place the streets OF the
city i'll the woods both sides of tho river. The
Union troops destroyed the ferry houses the tn side
of The river where fight occurred between small force
under Lieut. Brown and the rebels in which four Ave
Of the latter killed and number wounded. and
several Of Browns men wounded one inortaily
On Thursday Lieutenant Brown attacked in the
streets the city by company of rebels under Captain
wthcn in which the latter completely routed and
by Lieutenant Brown.
On Friday all further attempts to reduce the
pnce were abandoned Colonel Rout rereating with his
command towards Independence and General Reed going
towards Fort Scott leaving shelby with about six hun
dred men, his old rendezvous Tattoo creek eight
miles east OF Lexington and considerable rebel force in
the bottom, between Lexington and Richmond.
The force thus left Off all mail communication
General Reed, going towards Fort Scott, took with him
Messrs. King Ryland, Field, and other prisoners
The whole loss in all the lighting the rebel side was
eight killed besides the wounded and the Union side
MORALLY and several slightly wounded
~rIic Union troops burned a warehouse and severa!
frame houses where The rebels had encanped on the
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Kept provided, ard wher> tho % If these ,c,s are
by the guns Of the rebel tt Mion, Free lcn, nm The
borne ~ mind, however, and M lie nephbori,ood of
Potomac at poole-viIlc and downs ~ any ,,emns in
Fort Washington, may bid dtnts,, al 10y
those directions whether feiened so, tho tho rc
IL is no breach of the articles r war Il comnleion as
gimen OF sharpshoo,srs is approaching hattie they
rapidly as was expected and that IL, the neN he service
Will play prominent part This is aN arm or CIean
regarded as perfectly legitimate by GENERAL W 'harn
who holds indeed that every soldier ought to be a. ga
shooter, and that company officers cughr not toYess IN
tished until every man in their company san fire. W.
accuracy. but the General looks with abhorrence upon
the babnrous practice of the shooting Of pokcts which
he regards rs murder, and has strictly forbidden The
enemy also discontinued the practice u was
found that we no longer kept up, and will De horne
in mind that the twelve fifteen whom have
oat during the past week shot in fair sirmis,ey. IN
which we killed twice many Tho origin of this pckAt
shooting business is curious enough. When Brownch
killed Jackson the murderer Of Ellsworth Jacksoh's
brother and twelve Of his friends took oath that they
would shoot hundred Iraves in revenge. The RON !
book Of the regiment shows that than that many OF
thc number were actually shot at night while picket
duty Other regiments side retaated and hence
the evil reached ITS recent magnitude.
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CO.' Kenucly and MlssOnrl State Loterles.
krSrucKy, EXTRA CLASS 471-September7 1861.
3. Is, 35. Z, 81, 43, II, "a, 20, 4, 67, 70, a.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 47s-September7 Z, 1861.
16. 90, SO, 46, 81, A, q, 20, II. Al, So, IA, IS.
MURRAY EDDY co,
Coyington ky., or ST. Louis Mo.
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Batchelor,s Hair Dye-The Best In the
worldHaYnless, reliable and instantaneous. Gold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 1s Bond street.
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NEWS FROM CAIRO.

Carol H., Sept. :, 1861.
Generals Pillow and Polk at Columbus, with seven
thousand rebel troops. JEFF Thompson s in Missouri di
rectly opposite, with the balance Of the forces.
Eight hundred Union troops left here TO day 10 reinforce
those at Paducah. Another regiment is to follow mme
diately
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INTERESTING FROM SOUTHERN MISSOURI

FgEpERcKTows, Mo-, August 20, 1851
The eight regiments assembled here including thai
OF the renowned Col Heeker have received orders to
march to the South at three O'Clock to-day The IIecker
regiment has passed heavy crisis conspiracy of the
officers Of two companies against the Colonel sprung up
time ago. but las failed The soldiers breathe free
again; tho old remains with them to carry them
victory and honor.
During an absence Of Colonel H. on regimenala bust
the dark plot to be executed. The mines
laid but exploded destroyn the orgnacrs Of the plan
The following officers discharged from the regi.
men by Colonel H. this forenoon, who had received all
necessary power for this object from General Fromont-
Company A--Captain Thos Lang, First Lieutenant A.
Gerbardy, Second Lieutenant ]. Toull. Company F.
Captain A. Mauf First Lieutenant G. A. Busse, Second
Lieutenant u. +. G. Klokkc.
All those geu'lcmon well known at Chicago, and
their discharge will not much excitement there
Major Kune who rarely with the regiment,
also dismissed.
Lieutenant Colonel MichaOtz received permission
give in his resignation in ten days.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
PEGS: the best in the world Wholesale and retail aid
the dye privately applied at No, 6 Aston House.
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THE HANNIBAL AND Sg. JOSEPH RAILROAD
DISASTER.

ADDITIONAL MINES or THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
HupsoN, Mo-, Sept. 8, 1861
The following additional names Of the killed wound
ed at the Little Platte bridge taken from the 81 10
scph journal of the ath inst.
KILLED.
Dr. Horton, Of Atchison
p. NJ. Borland, Of Kansas City.
C. Forcing, OF West Liberty, lows.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Mr. Lockwood Of st. Joseph.
Capt. Davis, OF the Second Kansas regiment.
Mr.. Martin, brakeman.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
J. w. Parker, Of st. Joseph.
I. c. Edwards Of st. Joseph.
NJ. Dntchmann, of st. Joseph.
C. Carpenter, United States Army.
There are men and women, known to be killed, yet in
the ruins and four Of the dead who belong Iowa and
Kansas, not yet identified.
There not less than sixty wounded, with broken
limbs and bruised and crushed bodies AL of whom are
being well cared for.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Cashed
Information furnished gratis Address dc Orinues,
Nnssau str rect, New York.
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fore existing under the style Wood Eddy Co., this
day dissolved by mutual eonsenMr Benjamin Wood re-
tirng The business will be conducted IN future by the
,naining partners under the style and title of
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.,
with whom with Mr. Wood. all settlements may be made
CovINGIoN KY. Sept 2, 1861. MURRAY, EDDY co.
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storms FAN styles GentleMen's Dress
Hats, ready. Army and Navy Caps Ornaments &c
Howard Hotel.
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LEX DEIMAR FOG BROADWAY, NEAR FOURTH
respectfully invites the enton of his patrons
splendid Of House Furnishing Hardware
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Trussss. Elastic StockinGs, shoUAder
Braces, Suspcnsory HANDBAGS. Drs GLOVER TIL ORNE
No. . Ann street, under BaTnum's Museum.
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sEIzURE OF ANOTHER VESSEL.

Yesterday inspectors IsAacs and Lowber proceeded to
Keyport N. j., and there seized the schooner D. W.
Vaughan and placed her under the guns II the
cutter Campbell This schooner Is part owned IN the
South and the interest Of her rebel win probably
be conHacated 70 the United States government.
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THE HEMpsTRAD CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.

September I, 1851
The American Telegraph Company have opened 'ele-
graph ONCE this place for the accommodation Of the
camp and the public The military encampment is most
admirably located plain OF several thousand scres
lie easy Of by the Long Island Railroad being but
a short distance from the depot, and II 10 understood
extra trains will be Al the wants Of the mill
tary or the public demand them.
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Dougan's Fall style Of Gents Dress and
Soft Hats defy competition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S3-DOUBLE SOLE SHOES. AT JONES, 10 AND IL
n Ann street; at - 60 quilted sole Congress CATERS,
neW
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Damp and Exposure XIII More than
bullets in Soldiers should provide themselves with
Hohoway's PillA
Military Shoulder Braces ard Abdomf-
nal Supporters combinedA and superior article, at
MARSH CO.'S Truss once, No vrsey street, Aston
House
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ANOTHER INNATE FOR FORT LAFAYETTE.

newark, sept 1851
Edward P. Wilder Engineer Of this city aged forty
i've was arrested today and sens TO fcr Lafayette
Intercepted letters exposed hin He wa making rife
battery TO send south, end expressed willingness TO
ssht the horde Of Northern ahotionists
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v,vArrlIgs AND JEWEI&N EEcAiGEp u tir 80
w manner AZ GRO. g. Al'.lA ;, 10 brovIW''N' N'-S
No. Ii Mai stttl,
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Prizes Caslied IN nil LegaIizcd Lotteries
and information given, by JOSEPH BATES broker. ~ Wall
nm, tuire Y
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfxes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., bankers l6
Wall sr n Y Chase & Co.
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The proprietor OF faro bank was arrested yesterday
being reported that pavHasier Ia he navy. VII" l.
detained here in custody, has been patronzng his esiab
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Indiana Legislature.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, 1861. SENATE
Petitions were presented on the state OF the
Union, in relation to the interest law, and
from S. G. Kennedy in regard to citizen
ship-all of which were referred
Committees reported bill amending the
act in relation to bastardy and tie support
of illegitimate children; in favor of the
bill legalizing the assessments of property
heretofore made in cities which were con-
Cured in.
Bills were introduced providing for lay
ing out and maintaining highways on the
lines between Indiana and adjoining States :;
to enable guardians to execute deeds in
compliance with contracts made; to
amend the act for the incorporation of
manufacturing companies to amend
the act for the preservation and col
lection of the trust funds ; to repeal an act
providing for the return of the jury of the
common pleas court on the third day of the
term to provide for the binding of printed
matter when in book form to provide for
the election of delegates to a General Con-
ventOu for revising the Constitution of the
United States to legalize sales made by
sherifs of real estate where the rents and
profits had not been first of1ered to amend
the act establishing the court of common
pleas ali of which were ordered to a sec
Ond reading.
House Bills concerning the State, county,
and road tax in Newton county; defining
certain felonies relating to the acts of pub
lie officers to amend the act relating to
the election and qualifications of justices of
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
CoUNTERFEITING.--The annual report of the
Board of Managers of the Association of
Banks for the suppression of counterfeiting,
Boston, has been published. This Associa-
ton is formed of one hundred and ninety
nine banks, all but two being in the New
England States, and its object is to prose
cute counterfeiters and break up the bust
ness if possible. During the year the As
ISOLATION has destroyed twenty steel plates
and large amount of counterfeit bills,
which it had caused to be seized by the
police, and procured the conviction and SEN
tence of thirty-nine persons for the crime
of counterfeiting, The Association pays to
every person who prosecutes to conviction
any counterfeiter of bank notes, twenty-five
dollars, and where the notes counterfeited are
those ofOne of the Associated Banks, the
reward for conviction and sentence is fifty
dollars. The Legislature of Massachusetts
makes an annual appropriation of fifteen
hundred dollars to the Society, and each of
the banks associated is assessed FIVE dollars
on each one hundred thousand dollars of
capital