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- se1 "sht your delicate. sicliey puAy eliiar..
10 ne healthy sroDg ard robusif-tLsn give tl.--
1cstr Strength.ng Cordial. ,-ee tho dir --io.,. !.
,erl iotilsl IL j. delicious 20 take
vh- tsoir->Poofful. taken every morning. is.Srss
- ,ase preventive against chill and fever y~ii.--
lever. thoiefs - any prevailing disease.
tStIlON-Bc~z Of nrGzrists CT Dealer. ~.
aSy try 10 palm G.on you hottie o. Btters or 81
-spar Ia which they buy cheap by ssvinx A !.
iu-t - GOD There are even men BASE ~s0urh A.
sicsl par, u ny name 10 dub their via c.
lions. Avoid such infamous PIRATES ant th.ls VI,
lsinous compounds. Az for Or. J. H. Mclean.
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier Ia.
nothing oise II ! the eniy remedy that viii puri:,
yo-r blood thoroughly. and at the saraa ,in,.
STRENGTHEN sud INyi6ORATE The whole exe.II
rs,ion a {. PCT up ia large 0ottles-el per b,sfi,
~ six BOTTLES lor -
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Tar SEAr "a wAR 90 raE PoTONAc.--Ar-
hDgton Heights are directly opposite George
topn. neariy two miles back from the foto
mae. koAeh's S7ring is two miles distant.
southwest of the Long Bridge. little OF
from the road to Fairfax Court House Ar
lngton House is about five miles north or
northeast of Alexandria Falls Church Is =
little village ak miles straight west of
Georgetown Bailey's Cross Roads in a
point five miles due west Of the Long Bridge,
and the road from the bridge which leads
directly past Baiey's IS the road to Fairfax
Court House. The last named place Is
cighieea miles from Washington and four
teen from Alexandria.
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Tuy rF~r ExTrsNAL n rHr N0KIp. yo- Il,
OR BFaSr

OR BEAsT
Thousands 90 hafuan beings have hen -ss.a IN.
~ ce~re3iie-e ami 1aiseT!. - tlie ~ 90. ilga.
nsfo 7i-nsit ]. VII rsisv. PAIN ali...,.t n.ts..
i1neoasiy. and 81 vi ceai4se purify ard h.al ~.
souiesf SORE in afl Incredibly short tiine kclEASs
VOLCANIC OIL LlSiAlsNT Will relieve. . ma, "a.
sttfrats c7se- q Rheumatism, 6eut or ceur<i<sa =
FOR Paralysis, Contracted Muscles S.Ians~s o. Meal
nes- n i.ie JOINTS AGsries or LgsIlef< II will ne,
er ian. Two applications will cure So-e lhroa
Headache - Esraehe. For Bnrns er soaids o. aus
Tara y J. an inialiibs remedy Try r. and you VII
End 4 an indispensable rcIns1y. Keep u alssr. :.
hsrt
fi@Sfi.ts. FARMERS * sly o1- Lsv.sx sh.s.-
90 h"F-es VII save money ~ u.tng AcI.eAn's Ns-
7aric 'l lli.msit ii D. s;sctiy a. luianGI.
cure - Cells epran. chsfes s~riiuss Iall.s.e..
ff. t.for, No1fd-. hcrltchc- or ANY .1t.rs A
ci-ssss i-v ID. snd you viii d. cul.incel.
Sr. : -. hckscsn. Sole Proprietor.
--s-Di5 Saint iouis -.
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.
Board R,iaord % s. 0er Tag


since the opeulus 81 ih', va.i e.i eamm-iion.
Hotel IN 1884 t he. been me slnsl, -naeavsf 81 'b-
fopristor- 70 p,,ss 81 'te me-, su'rPsuo... ,os-
realsil .nd oa,nfr,ahl, hasne for IL. eltir-n .nd
stranger tbs side the Atlantic
Ans whatever "a. rs-nea lilelvto administer 10
ths eoeieri q i1s guests shsv lave sadss-or-a.
without regard o. co.i. % provii. sna . combine
IN ne eeuaruts - iee ssaai aa1 -eela srjeymsni
which modern ssl has lnssnisd. ana modern ,..s,
approved AMI ne pa,rsaaxe watch b. b.. cosa.an-
81 during the pasi i, years ]. gratifying rrosi
ihsi th-ir encrts have he.n appreciated.
T. meet ~ sKigenele, olths TIRES. -h.h al .re
required to practice ne NOS, rige .cenanr. she
uni-rsignet
Have Reduced the Price of Bosrd To
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
The same time asailns noas Of the luru-i-s With
-hich their table has hitherto ben surrll.a
rREADwEu- wHrrcosB co
View Tork. sedf ,. 1881 rios
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Tn movements of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture and of the Union men in that State, at
tract, at present, the most intense interest
MANY both in the State and out OF IL com
plain Of the inactivity of the Legislature, it,
want of speedy and decisive action. From
what We NAV gather by watching the pro
gress of eveats, and from the various news
paper correspondents, we are inclined to The
belief that the Legislators are acting with very
comm md .blc deIiberation, and to much bet
ter advantage than il they we're to precipItate
matters. What they have done so far, they
have done we'll. They have. by an over
~helmins majority. demanded that the rebel
froops should be Withdrawn from Kentucky
soil. Internationally, add with like decisive
neas. have vetoed the veto OF their treacher-
Gus and REASONABLE Governor.
Mr.. HUsrox has introduced a strong bill
which will doubtless be passed to-day. The
thirs. section of the bill Furnishes with death
any citizen Of Kentucky who shall invade
the State as a soldier or officer of the Con
federte army In the meanwhile the al
most activity exists in enrolling men ia the
Union army Camp Dick Robinson IS rapid.
" filing up with loyal hearts and strong
arms The arms in the hands OF MAGoFFiS' ;
State Ga.sa are being gathered in, aud with
in few days may expect TO hear the bu-
lie OF tea. ANDERSON sound the call to arms.
and hi- command - advance - drive tae
traitors from kentucky soil The Union
feeling i growing stronger every day. and
the Union men are growing more aud more
impatient To be led against the invaders OF
their State The great States OF Ohio In
diana and Illinois IRE no idle spectators OF
the progress Of events ia Kentucky. They
have each large number of regiments. arm
ell and equipped and anxious to march %
the aid of their loyri friends in Kentucky
From Biz Sandy 10 the Mississippi river.
the northern bank OF the Ohio. is liter
ally bristling with biysnets, in the hands Of
brave men who are eager 70 aid ia driving
the rebels from ke'ucky coil. The vast ar
ny. too ua.ler Gen. Faauo~r. i. rapidly be
ing prepared FOR a Ie rihie advance on the
euemy. and BY the 1T OF O,.ober the RICH,
Reverend Bishop anil General will find him.
elf unable - preserve the Key % the lower
dissis-ippi, much les 70 invade Kentucky
The heart Of indiana scArns towards Ken.
tack, AMI our people win watch the dcvei
opfnen, 81 events With tho utmost vigilance
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In vas stated, some time ago that the
Hon. G. ". BKiDSrs, one Of the Union hep
resentatives in Congress elect from last
Tennessee. hld desertei the Government
and vas cngagel in raising brigade o' Feo
ell. We arc glad - learn that this 4 not 20
The Louisville Journal ssys he ! stli ''aa
GOOD Union man a ever struck q blow Tor
IA country"
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Delay noi rAs-uent. it = warranted - ~. .a..i
uon- Il viii cure any disease u TIE kicns.s No.
~ bisodef. Painting. Obstrpctec Nen.trust,os D.,
lns q ne cne. iafr.1ne,s. or sny disease srl.
hon Chfsns o. Nervous llciliity II &. al nf.f.las
rerr
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SABDLE AND HARNESS MA
- gER@ --f;c-~i wages ard steady smpioymea 1.
coSDiCT, wo0ifEY a co,
- Lake street. chirsge, ne
A. "a -
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ci.sfs .,hic Correspondence - Daily CONNER rlal
FROM INDIAN Polls

FROM INDIA Polls
Important from western virginia
Col. john a. Wnsblp.fou. 81
nf. Vernon. kfiicd-fwo othcr
Position sf Gen. Reynolds -s.cn.
~cherct-An indiana Negsm a.
VT Pass rhsvusb Cincinnati
To-day.
indianapolis. sent. n
Coz Mort0a lfss JUS reserved the follow
ing Dispatch from Col Hsscail. 81 the 18th
Indiana Regiment. whose regiment = uiih
General REYNOLDS Brigade near Cheat Moan
tain
fLKw.rrR ". Seqicmbef %
sos<faof Morton
Company p 81 fny regiment. from ossn
couuis. % day. killed anal bfoarht lotto c.rs8
john 4 " t-hlneion. al Noun Vernon no.
,oretr lie vas a CO,onel IN ite Il ar
nv. They killed two othet 20 ers Of noto-
rieiy but he rebels got Oh With them
Enemv 10 force in front
MILO : HASCALL.
Col Eth Indiana Volunteer
teen. keynald's was cut of' a Cheat Noun
tsin from thc main portion % MS command
He iaiendci forcing his way through vesicr
day.
Gen Sehencs a az Clarksburs
An Indiana regiment vii pas through
Cincinnati g. morrow. SAM
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Evansville g. Csawfordsviile ia. Go.
sECgEfARY's OFFICE
EeAxssflE, ISn, sept Is. isGl.
NOlICE l. hereby given, that tbe Annual Nest
~ ing Of Stockholders ia this Company VII be
held a. the Court House. ia the sS u an~sillr on
Monday Tie 9Th day OF October. i.eAt, ., 10 O'Clock
A. ~ a which time an election will b. held isr mir
teen Directors. a. serve for the ensuing year
~ order of the Board
IE. MAXIM, Secretary.
sept Is. dtde
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NO. q.
. FF ICI "A L

Published in the Paper haring The isrg,a
Circulation ,
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n ost,D~tlCfous a. Deflghsfui-s,Ss =
dial f,trr Taken.
Health and Strength

''"'.E = ~ faNt% kf Atiifk IT.
Il viii cure Liver eonirlaiilt Dyspepsia Ds.efa.ls
D,scntery. Headache. depression - spirits fcxaI
sn1 Agre, inward Fever. Bad Dfesfh e. an, n.se-.,
81 The Liver. stomach or Bszes.
GESIl-FNl,>. do y,a wish - il~si,h. .grs<.s
and vigoroast
LADIES. do y~u went he bloom 81 heAith & noes.
T. your cheeks sgoin .--llcn 20 a once AMI go
N~RkS'S STRENGTHENING COFlasl .k,
BLOOD PURIFIER!
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A CoscipxScE.-Gen. DIX Ia. now the
same command that hi- father held before
him II 1919.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16


u etfsHS fot .7y r me-, lt'dss s'g az
nfa gre ne N"Ntref o. ne LIST
,.,.c,trsT
1Nb'IS MOL.
Auder sOa Martha Mc0ranpam Amsnds
Rarnetf Narth4 McCOskey Nancy
R,sboD Caroline Nccord L
Blocksom Mary g Sonnenhraek Rosa
Brown Della O'D0nnelt Rosa
Rola on Fanny Page Eliza
Brown " & foston kschsi
Boyd Sarah Putt Catharine
b sa N w pouns s sa S a.
Burous c Ray Lurens
Csvatt Lucy Jane hea' w
Compton Mary 4 Redmsn
Cox Euniee Roach hs'e
Davis Laura koss Maggie
Daniels Jane Ryan Maggie
Dickerson Mars Shafsr Mary
Dodd G shannon Sarah
Ellis Mary Am >cantin Mary Jans
English Jane sasseen harriet
Gregg Annie SHEPPARD Elizabeth
Grsen Mary SAepn' susan
Gun Sarah stephens NARY
I;osn n Caroliur stevens Anna 4
liai Alvirs sneImAn i.ucy
Harrington sarah steward beipy
Hargrsye MyrsI7 Shoy Eliza Jane
Harrington Emeline snodgrass Mary
Herringion safsn '.r r,s1
Hill Annie smith Elizabeth
Hughes fideEa smith hit'is
Jones Mamie Jane smith 10 ma
Jones Sarah ance Elizabeth
Johnson Barsina Vulgar Mary
Jordon Martha Mlueu fnz.
Kennedy Margret Williams Abigail
khnsn-r May "ikon hauins
Lawrence keDeeea wnteua. Ei1s
I-sk ElIzahcih White Denah
Logar Matte wright Ehzaoeh
Mansfield Juliet Winter Sarah
Miller sarah wHknt E..a
Mlller Ssfah = 49,, oo.il ,, A1'.
Montgomery wen wen n ...,,
hc1atn 'shthia WYE" 'aS"s''
at~Tf rafA~sS TISr
Anderson s.Su, Aie>-nnof
Aut JsneS $40 'au,'s
Ash Aloi4P i''"spiph
htus irym ~
Avs IAcofis" -, -. : L., 81
Banreu Lswi- S's-"
baldlou - .'kah III
B1ss nsaa" Austin
Barry John s~son sosep"
traaperry " nasoh zap
Bidders samuel aAron
/ Btlwin NormanC Netzger Nc
Baiding Jacob MILLER Jeremiah
Bancroft ir aiiis Norton
/ Bsty allis Thomas
Bali VIM hcdisett Watson
henight Chas aoloy
BefJ naftlh saOfs
beaucham Latt-h A"ilony Nm
Beda Moore Geo
tridgrs Jstht> nuh-s fMtlch
hishop John y n'tath
Bishop Vet s''.h' 'ame'
i bheht John ato'h 1850
b"~ier n''"sh4 =
boYl &C Napier Nm
heNson HehfA NuuH hm
Burns famiuas Nehr be~m
hlue Frederick Nofnauifuck hObef'
nnxg John Nchie NJ Z
Buckingham Bennett o'tounsl Nichs-lz
Burcbart Oder Joseph
buficnham Chas ogfen
! Cary VIM Patton Vim hafios
+ CLARK stephen Pe'fiford Isaac
i Canada lame. Peak tangford
/ Chaplin Moses Parsons Hiram
\ Canal Matt, Parker Jane.
+ Crain Nm Penny Joseph
/ Chrisfy David Pcfiiiord Iohur
Como. Dennis Peek Joseph
+ eo.reli John pafhcsnc Geo
Cox Marx lInson Thomas
Clover lsorn Powell Eaton
+ Corhn Geo A Pastor Daniel
+ Garofee Edwin Ray Newton
+ Cunningham Nm ksgan James
+ 1tmilt Iohu Reid stephen
i uaniels Monroe Ripley Wn
Davis wm Resseg ilenfy
DAVIS ilelaa Heinsn Tho
Danunr trisfopn~f Rice Samuel
is-ocV Jeseyh Rolf Jno II
'Vnnti'y VIZ RUSSELL fsillek
/ punhem : fush~orth David
+ Iryear Nm Robinson Mitchell
+ t.sns Ahlfsv kssf.i u
+ kisebsch iohu Roach Vim
Eloan Hsx sanders Ches
I.I4I.| ~. 49,
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a GAvF On SrkrtN IsfAND.--A camp Tor
a corps 'armec = - be csta blislei on Staten
Island. under commend 0f zen. Shcrmsn
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The Massachusetts, sixth. which entered
Baltimore on the memorable l9ih Of April.
have voted - re enlist for the war
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u calling rof day 81 thee, Please soy Adrecftset
nd gics ne Wander Of ne Lit
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nFf FOH THE WAR !-Ail person IN
~ debted 10 the undersigned, requested 10 can
immediately and settle shall leave ia very lev
days After which their accounts will he pot INTO
other hands for collection Consult your Interest
and pay the first moment
Sept IL, dw-tf : Il. SMITH, penti''
TAKE SOTlCf.-ng. !. 4. Thompson has placed
i Ii ay hands his notes and accounts for collie
ton they must be settled either by pay mcW ~
note Al once. Ia order - sese cost- CAN soon
GEO. 4. DtG.
>--.t o dl~-uin 10. 90 O. ID Street
NO'fiCE-iersons having bust
y ness with :. Wolf A Co.. will find the under
signed II ,he Hardware Store Of Nni- \. eFiswoid
snaolIwnyl J. WOLF.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TWO COMFORTABLY DWELLING not SIS
i near Jcdams residence an Sixth street. En-
oUire OF n. ". SEpAN
sepl0dt
nSE o. my brick dwelings, on Ohio street. above
~ 5th will he vacant about the 10th inst. A"y
one wishing conventions residence. will take notice.
q. ". PATRICK.
sept A, DIFF Corner II 9Th aud Main street.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAIxISG II THE posi- OFFICE Al rEEEh
IL HAUTE, INDIANA,
SEPT y1BER 10. 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-10
Last Nights Report.
Employment 81 ForetgBers.
asnington, Oct. q.

washington, oct. y.
The policy Of the Government In regard
to employing foreigners in the military
service is as follows, the statement be-
ing made on good authority: LIST No one
has been authorized to enlist or raise troops
in Canada, as has been affirmed to be un-
derstood there Second No commits
slons have been offered or other overtures
made to military men in France or
other European States, as has been as
sumed there Sd, The Government has
not rendered the command of the army or
any part Thereof to Garibaldi, as has been
represented in Europe What is true is
list, That every foreigner who has come
with good character and credentials and
offered his services TO the Government in
support of the MON has been accepted
and no other, in the military employment
Of the L - I'd, Garibaldi, being d natu-
rallied citizen, it was reported t. the Gov
eminent by one of our ConSuls that the
General was contemplating visit to this
tionally disposition 70 engage in the SER
vice Of the t. :. lie was informed that
if this was so his services would be accept
ed with pleasure and he would receive a
commission "a Major General being the
same rank which was conferred on Gent
Lafayettee IN the war of the Revolution
Gent Garibaldi, upon consideration Of
the subject, has concluded mt To offer his
services az present, but thinks he may by
and hy visit the T. =.
Hon j +. Potter, Chairman Of the In
ycstigatIng Committee Of the House Of
Representatives. on the Sth inst, called
the attention Of the Navy Department "a
a newspaper statement that Capt j ii
Morrison, Of the steamer Fanny, which
was captured by the rebels off Cape Hat
tcras, was imprisoned at Fortress Monroe
for refusing to take the oath of allegiance,
and inquiries if the statement Was true In
whole or in part. The Department to-day
reply as follows:
Navy Department, Oct g.
Sir: Your letter Of the 9Th inst. rela-
tive TO the newspaper reports concerning
the master of the steamer Fanny, has beer
received The steamer alluded to was not
a. the time OF her capture, in the service
Of this Department, and has never beer
employed By it, and the same may be said
Of her captain. This Department has nc
knowledge Of him whatever; and | have
no reason 10 suppose that AT the time .,
the capture Of the Fanny single person
in any way connected with the Navy wa.
on board of her.
Very respectfully,
Yours, &c,
GIDEON WELLEs.
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A Lire Home Gudra-Intereuing Partic-
uiars-Names of TIC kiUcd, Hound
Ell, and Prisoners.
Col. !. Effort, Of the Grayson Home
Guards, Carter county, Ky, and Capt w.
G. Stewart, of kinniconick, Lewis county,
ky, arrived in this city yesterday, with
lot Of prisoners captured In the skirmsh
al Grayson on Monday last, and took the
noon mail boat for Louisville, to report to
Gen. Anderson, and hand over their pris-
onars for examination From these zen.
tlemen We gather some interesting partic.
ulars of the affair
On the Both ult., some twenty-five sc-
cessionsts IN the vicinity Of Greenups-
burg, assembled for the purpose OF making
q descent upon Grayson, dsarming the
Home Guards. and making off to the camp
Of john e. Breckenridge, which is not more
than thirty miles from that place. Their
place Of rendezvous was the house Of DIR.
A j. Landsdowen, leading disunion
spirit living near hrayson. Fortunately
the Home Guards obtained timely intor-
nation Of these designs, and the evidence
being sufficient in their opinion for active
measures, they assembled in arms. and pro-
ceeded to invest the Doctors house aud
arrest its occupants. As they came near,
one of the secesh rushed out, drew a re-
volyer, and exclaimed, "Shoot, aud be
Cd Did" A lad thirteen years of
are, son Of Judge Mcclure, obcyed orders,
aud shot the fellow through the heart
| The firing then commenced, and lasted
about five minutes, when the secesh stam-
peded. A pestilent lawyer named MeCo-
mus, law partner Of Judge Adams, was
among those who succeeded In getting
away. The Home Guards, however. sue
cceded In arresting the following, who are
now on the road to LouisyiIlex s. Fl
Welcott, H. f. Chin, Orlando Nichols.
Robert l.. Stewart, John White, ". IL.
Campbell, Ii G. Davidson, VIM. A. War
nick, A. j Landowner, and c. Carol
Pomeroy George Morton was also cap
tured, but 50 seriously wounded by ball
passing through his neck as to make his
removal unadyisable.
VIM. BARLEY and VIM Henry were
killed. None Of the Home Guards were
injured. They captured all the arms Of
the traitors and twelve horses. Those
who escaped are supposed to have made
their way to Brecklnridge's camp, where
that arch-traitor has collected from 900
to | 800 malcontents.
Within twenty flour hours after the
alarm was given, over one thousand reso-
lutte Union men had gathered at Grayson,
ready tolrepulse the enemy. If they had
arms and ammunition, two thousand men
could be Immediately organized in that
region for immediate action, and with a
regiment of well drilled volunteers would
very quick dlsperse the marauders col
lected By Breckenridge
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GIDEON WELLEs.
Washington, Oct. o

asHiHrtoii, pcl- ".
Justice johnson decided yesterday that
under tn, act OF Congress forbidding the
sale of liquors 10 soldiers, it is not illegal
to give it away. This striped pig" de-
cision is so opposed to the express enact
ment of Congress that Government will
not submit to it. III this local magistrate
continues to hamper the Government with
this absurd decision, Gen Mcclellan will
administer dose Of martial law to both
liquor sellers and justices
The steamship Erickson has been char
tered by Government, and will load horses.
She has steam on, awaiting orders.
A slave was restored to his master yes
terday by a Pennsylvania regiment 4
file of soldiers escorted the pseudo contra
band two miles beyond our lines.
Rev. Father Wicket. Of Gonylla, Cath
Ollie institution, has been chosen Chaplain
of the Sickles brigade.
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Hen McGuii6 wants wen.
st. Louis, Oct. ,.

Memphis papers publish proclamation
from Ben Mceulloeh to the people of Ar
kansas, dated September 10Th, asking for
three regiments OF infantry Immediately
to serve one year. Dispatches from Fort
Smith say McCulloch is in want Of men
his present force being only thirty-fve
hundred strong. This would seem to
prove that McCulloch is still alive.
ca;:cc.s Of Fremoat's Light Guard de-
ny that recruiting officers Of that regi-
nent closed on the announcement of the
removal Of Fremont, and state that enlist
ment is going on rapidly.
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Jefferson City, Oct. ..
The surrender Of Federal camp near
Hermann, reported this morning, proves
not to have been SO serious an affair AZ was
previously reported Col. Matthews SIM
ply abandoned his camp on the approach
of the rebels and retired to Hermann with
out loss Of any kind. The three cannon
mentioned in previous dispatch, be-
longed to the rebels. Col. Harding now
telegraphs from Hermann that be has no
apprehenslons of an attack on that place,
and that the Gasconade aud Usage bridges
are well guarded and secure against the
rebels.
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The evils under which st. Louis is la
boring are further complicated bya stump
tail war, which has now fairly begun. -
The banks had been nominally selling cx
change at I Per cent. for some days, but
yesterday the quotations advanced to 10,
and upon that the bottom dropped violent
ly out Henecforth, Missouri money il
worth only what it will bring, and there
will be reign of "short lists and ire
viscd quotations., until the better day Of
specie paying bank shall have been ush-
cred IN. Chicago has been just there her
self, and can sympathize with st. Louis,
whose stumptail war is said to bear Sc
close resemblance to her own Chicaso
Trib.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-10

TooMBs ON EMANCIPATION w hen
Gent loomps made his speech against
the increase OF the army, in the Senate.
two years ago, he warned the North that
the South held the institution Of slavery
in its own hands, and that if events should
Justify it, the slave States would antici-
pate outside pressure, and BY a sweeping
act OF emancipation, convert the slave into
friend of the South The secessiohists
OF the more ardent sort do not hesitate to
assert that this will be the policy of the
South, AS the war progresses, rather than
suffer the rebellion to be put down. They
are free to admit that vigorous prosecn.
ton Of Fremonts policy would speedily
end the rebellion, aud hence their ioy a,
its modification.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-10

EE- Capt. Harle, Of Col. Moore's Reg
iment, was in town yesterday morning -
Col Moore was then at Memphis with
about $50 men, nearly all of whom were
enlisted for three years or the war.
Capt. Harle says 'the Colonel never
lays still and hardly day passes without
an expedition OF some kind" The Col
was 10 move IN force last night, but we
arc hardly at liberty to state further.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-10

Halifax, Sept. o.

Halifax, Sept. y.
DR. Hayes, of the Polar expedition, ar
rived here this morning in the II s. yes
sci. The party are well. Two have died,
viz: August Sontag the astronomer, and
Gibson Caruthers. DIR. Hayes reached
Smiths Straits on the 18th Of August
of last year, but could not penetrate the
Straits with his vessel either last season
or this. He wintered at Port Faulke,
near Alexander, and with dogs and sleds,
reached lat SO 35, May 18th this year