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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20


SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
rs te'timoHiaIs unsolicited by Mr.. spALD.
iSo, tAsy eg1r.a . asqnsstionaeis M prSof eftAs ~
MusOuvllle, Conn, Feb. S, 1861.
Mr.. sPALDrso.
have tried your CephaliclPills, and like ths,1 80
well that want you to sond me two dollars worth
Part of these arc for the neighbors TO whom rave
few out Of the arst box got fr, NJ YOU
Send the Pills BY mail, and obliIse
Your ob't servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
-, Haverord, Pa, Feb. o. 1861.
Ma. sPALDISo.
Sir:
wish you to send me one more box OF your Cephalc
Ps. IhdVerse6iueda gteat deal Of 6sn:6t from them.
Yours, respectfully,
Spruce Creek, Huntington Co.,PA,I
=, r. January ls, 1881
H. u 'fALDiSe. aes fA ~ 3 Z, Acr
You will please send me two boxes of your Cophallo
Pills. Send them Immediately. 'sf lBjfrrf
Respectfully yours,
p. s.-i ha.e used one boz Of your Pills, and find
GfEE
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. IS, Ie6i.9
HENRY U. SPALDiNu, ESQ,
Please find enclosed twenty FIVE cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are trutyth BEST Pills haus spW triad.
| Direct A. STuyxR PM
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co. o.
:, Beverly, Mass, Dec. II, 1850.
II. G. SPALDiKG. ESQ. trHT
wish for eli cular iargr show bills to bring
your Cephalic Pills particularly before my cus.
toners. lfyou have anything Of the kind, please
sent 10 me. .... ~. = ~ -
One Of my customers, who Is subjectto sever Sick
Headaahe, usually lasting two days,) cured Of an
attack In one hour by pour Pills, which sent her.
| Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKES.
Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co. o., Jan, o, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDINo, -
No. .48 Cedar ST., MY. lt ~
| DEAR SIR:
lnclosed nud twenty-1v cents for which send box
OF "Cephalic Pills.n Send to address OF Rev. Wm,
G. Piller, Reyno noldsburg Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pills pOrk like a eharm-eure Headache dlnost
tnstdnter Truly yours,
WIZ. C. FiLLIh.
Ypsllanti, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALpiN0.
l. ~ Sra: ~ Il. LfHa
Not long sin &C sent TO you fora box OF Cephalio
Pills for the euro Of the Nervous Headache aud Cos
tlVeness and received the sAme and they had so good
an effect that mas induced to seRd ftr more. ~
Please send by return mail. Direetto 'fraQA
a. *. WHEELER, Ypsilanii, Mieh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

FrOmthe Commercial Bulistin, Boston, Afass.
Saidto bo very e1icacious for tho headache.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

Fr0mthe KaHGphG ValIsy Star, Kanaphs, Vd.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head.
ache, who try them, will tick to them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

From the Ezamiasr, NOEfOIk, "a.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire Success.
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SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIEcRSl B
,oNOMYi 'DlSPATOHl

SAVE THE PIEcRSl Z 6
ECoNoMYi DISPATCH
IP"A srIrcH IN TINE SAVES Nmr."LI
As accidents will happen, even In well regulated
families, isveTy desirable 10 have some cheap and
convenient way repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford TO be withoutit ltisalways ready, and up to
the sticking point. A NNHI " .1HrA
"6sEFULIy EVERY HOUSE."
N. B.%-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price,
95 cents. Address, ~ ti-trI
HENRY @. sPAJDING,
No.AS Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
Ascertain unprinclpled persons are attemptinEto 10
palm OF on the public limitations OF my
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all personsto ex.
anime before and zee That hS 5ulI Psmo'
is on the outside wrapper; all others are swindlipg
counterfeits. Forsale at all Drug siores.-ie
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

AUDITORS OFFICE, !
Fairfield county, Ohio.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the official laws, pub
lished by authority Of the State of Ohio.
WIN. ROBINSON, Auditor.
Lancaster, June l3. 1851.
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Ypsllanti, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALpiNo.

% Sra: "a Tf ftfa
Not long sin ce sent TO YOU fora box OF Cephalio
Pills for the euro Of the Nervous Headache aud Cos
veness, and received the same, and thsy had so good
an effect that ras induced to send fSr more. ~
Please send by return mail. Direetio rrp4A
a. Il. WAEELER, Ypsllanti, Mieh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

From the .AdDsrtissr. PrSVidsues, R.Iah'
testimony in their sstrOng, from the mos
respectable quarters. " #tf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!

sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

From the CONNIE, eiaI, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

'FRONT.' Daily NsVs, NsDport,R n. !.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

From the Southern PGth Finder, .Nsv 0rlsaas,L La
Try theml you that are afiicted, and we are sure
that your testimony be added TO the already uu.
medicine can produce. t} II n ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

Fromths GalStts, DausHp ort, Iowa,.
Mr. spalding would not connect bis name With an
article he did not kHOp 10 possess real merit
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From the 50. LouiS Dsmoerat.
The Immense demand for the article (cephalic Pills.
Is rapidly Increasing. .T ,,r tusktU
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

From the DsuOerat. 81. Cloud. Minu.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

DEAR SIR:
lnclosed and twenty-five cents for which send box
OF HCephalic Pills.n Send to address OF Rev. Wm.
@. Ptller, Reynoldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pilis pOrk like eharm-eure Headache ainost
WIZ. C. FILLEh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30

OLD MoNTGoMERT.-0ur county has sent about
1900 into the field Of STRIFE not including those
who have volunteered since the late call Of the Gov
ernor-hsr citizens have donated some $50 900 for
the benefit of her soldiery and other military pur-
poses--she has fed, clothed and nursed large NUN
Der Of soldiers from other places and is still going
on in this wol k and her noble sens (those who can
do so without too much sacrifcel are ready still to
volunteer in behalf Of Southern Rights. Our patri-
ohc ladies have been ct work all the time for our
gallant men, and are yet pushing forward their
work without murmur. The Soldiers Relief So
ciety is doing great deal of goOd-and msuy
poor soldier will keep the names Of the ladies of
this Society in kind remembrance, and many mo-
Their and sister will cherish their memory long after
the din of battle is hushed. We think we can say
of Montgomery without appearing egotistical, ina
ny daughters have done virtuously but thou excel
lcst them all"
Whilst enumerating but 1.-THE Of what our folks
have done, we should simply hint that several of
Col Quarles' regiment are in the city, sick, under
charge OF Dr. Ussery, and the ladies should look af
ter them and see that they are provided for
lQTkSUiRe Chronicle, NoU. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30

FLAG or Truce TO PADUCAH.-During the early
part Of last week. Gen. A. S. johnson telegraphed
Gen. Pillow at Columbus to send to the neighbor-
hood Of Paducah for his mother, sister .ani niece,
and have them conveyed 70 Nashville.
General Pillow Immediately commissioned Capt
Williams as bearer Of dispatch to Gen. Smith for
the above object, and accompanied by an escort of
thirty men, under Capt Ballentine, Of the Shelby
Light Dragsons witha flag of truce the party start
ed their mission. At the suburbs of the city they
we're met by Federal officer, who escorted Cap
tsins Williams and Bsllentine within the city, to
Gen. Smiths headquarters, who at once gave per
mission for the ladies to depart, and ordered car
risge to be placed at their disposal.
The two Confederate officers were entertained
for several hours by the Federal commander, when
they r6jOined their command, and were again es-
eorted by Federal officer to Captain DaYiss. five
miles distant in the country where the ladies' we're
staying, when parting salutatians were interchaa-
ged, and the gallant captains and the ladies under
their charge started on their return to Columbus.
The family of Gen. Johnston have since arrived
safely at Nashville.-Menphi Appeal, Noo. %.
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CONFEDERATE CoURT-A number of the prisoners
from the counties of Greene and Carter were
brought before the Confederate Court, Judge Huns
PaREYs presiding, on Wednesday and Thursday-
JOHN McMAKN, charged with treason, gave bond in
$4,000 for his appearance at Confederate Court
at Knoxville on the first Thursday in December
H. G. SMITH voluntarily entered into g bend of
$4,000 for his good behavior. He denied the
charges imputed to him, but preferred giving bond
to awaiting the action of the Court. ALFRED GouR-
LEY and ELISHA COLLINS were discharged on taking
the oath Of allegiance to the Confederate States
THOMAS WHITE, THOMAS HILTON, ROBERT CAss, and
LEVI GREEN took the oath of allegiance to the Con-
federate States, and volunteered in Capt JAcKsoN's
artillery company.
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The New Orleans Picayms, speaking Of Colonel
BELTzHooyER, who was one Of the most gallant off
Gers of the old United States army, sayR: 8.
This brave and talented officer, the commander
Of the Watson Battery, was in the late battle for
half an hour alone, covering the retreat with his
battery. His horse was killed under him. and his
sabre, which he did not draw, was knocked all to
pieces with Minnie balls. His coat and hat were
literally riddled bat by PrOvidental dispensation
no missile touched him. only when his horse fell
down, hurt little his leg though it did notwount t.
A brave man is the best judge of another's brave
ry, and we are pleased to know, from most relia-
Die Information, that In Col Beltzhoovers opinion.
"Gen. Pillow is the bravest man he ever saw. :"
Let US feFyeuty hope that these two distinguished
officers viii escape unhurt through the present
struggle, and have many more opportunities to
render their country and its cause such glorious
services as those it was our happy lot to register
lsst week.
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KITaAcTs yRoA TIE NOTICES OF THz NAsHvILLH rRus
Fbo7a kss .NzshgERs J5.soa end .6zaerScaa.

nsuch this needed not only IN Amrrca. but
Tin Europe the attention Of TIE ee dispel preu-
ee the general reader confound the politician,
snd TO interest the mind By novel and stirring passages, By
oVerwhelming and nth and BY pure pleasing
'sIe. They make not the slightest references party
tbe day. and exclusively directed to the reyolutiena
"apect Of the sectional issue forced upon BY the NORTH
seen aIos0phc Statesmen and patriot the
us far enough distant to hear and discern tbs low rmvng
@of the coming storm. 1t lisa profound, yet czptva
sing, work. the from Its direct bearing upon great
revolution now N progress"
'Th book pronounced By critics 10 be the phosophi
comprehensive exposition Of the question Of African
Slavery and the powerful Vindicson Of Southern civil
xaon thst has yet appeared from the press II is written
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive every
Intelligent reader and gives evidence Il deep thought
large sequ4ntanee with the soPhes Of the
Abolition shoo in Europe and america,
devotion to the institutions Of the South.
We are pleased that the author has, With great br
atty, rendered its entire proceeds after paying the pub
LEGATION, the ladies OF the sooers Hospital Relief Society
Nashville and that the proposition has been accepted BY hrs
FELICIA G. PoRTKR, President Of the Association
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PRTOES.

Eor single eopes-s 81 90
Booksellers win Sc furnished wholesale At $40 per dosn.
reasonable discount will be made upon large orders from
Wholesale dealers
Any gentleman orsdy in tia Confederate States crdeieG
FOR club OF ten persons $50 will be furnIhei With eomFt
enar7 copy Of the work. with the tanks ofhe Ladies Soldiers
Belief Society.
Editors Of nsapers In the oonfsderatstatss who pub
c to this viii nlypronets he benevolent and patriotic
purpose to Which the entreprc will eappropraled they
viii aid in the circulation CT work which oegh be in the
hands Of every Southern family.
orderS for books OF othsr comDunetions relating there
to- may be addressed ia Mrs. FELIc G. PoRTR President Of
the "Ladies SOLDIER Relief Society" or to the
Southern MstnOdsst PubIsAIng RonHe,
Ns.hsIk. Tenn
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STATE LINES TO BE OBLlTERATED-FEDEKAL UsURRA-
TON TO OVERRIDE STATES AND STATE lISEs-TYRANEY
OF THE WORsT TTPE.-The Cincinnati papers of the
I'D have the following dispatches to the New York
Tribune of the 2Osh, it says:
WASHINGTON Nov. 2O.-A new punishment for
Virginia is at hand Congress will probably be call
ed on to change the territorial boundaries of Del
aware so as to give the little State all she land be-
tween the ChesapeRk Bay and Delaware river, and
to change the boundaries Of Maryland so as to give
her all the Eastern counties of Virginia, as orga-
nized by the Convention at Wheeling the territory
between the Blue Ridge and the Ohio.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
ZOE PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
AaSR four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who !
dsTsted bis attention to the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yerrs EATERS himself having ATTENDED to pFscce for
suy years. and cured sny thousands hs Is ena6ed 10
All sss OF private nature, matter bow bad tAey may
IRON judsus medical treatment from neec Of their
DR. Kings DBPenssry No. % Desdek street, between Cher1
the Square, where he all DISEASES Of private nature
eOHsRHKA cured without nREcsu1 msdeins sr nsrfsreDc
froE business
sTzcruRzs ofod recent data, szcctuAly cured In few
days, By operation which causes 70 pain where Icari
xisahisf and underrnines the constitution 50 mach.
sYPrLs with all diseases OF the skin growing ous
~ teatent be e8ectnaly cured In aT days.
gsrL WA ss, particular sttantion having ben given "a
% 1as and all eonseo grsns out eft, brought
IN IN sny cases the destructive habits Of ac0nsderate
Youths excessive ndulgence OF TIE passions neglect Of
h viii undermine the constitution, rendering tho subject
as business or society, and causing premstGTe old age
Females ho b lsborng With dGculg 81 he Womb
nav rest assured Of Immediate relief. -
Persons residing abroad By writing AID stating ths WITH
- enclosed directed 70 Dr. A King Me- % DeadEck street.
NsShVis TsnR viii haFeths necssaKy medicine to hef
address With necessary drecons Strict secrecy observed oeg
ours fo o'clock N the morning unti In The evening
naya3.IsSs-dksIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30

TIE SEIZURE OF OUR COMMISSIONERS was cur
rentiy reported yesterday that information had
coached here, through Northern papers of late
date that Lord Lyons had made formal demand
upen the Lincoln Government for the release and
rendition Of our Commissioners at present confin
ed in Fortress Monroe. As the report obtained
yesterday an extensive circulation in official cir
cles, we mention it, without however, having been
able to verify il to trace it up, except to second
airy sources Of information.-Ri Richmond Examiner,
Moo 26
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at
quarter pAst nine o'clock.
THE HERMITAGE.
Messrs Donaldson, Carr, and LoweFy asked and
obtained leave to record their votes in favor OF the
adoption of House resolution rendering theHermtsge
TO the Confederate States for Military Academy.
FOR HOSPITAL USE.
Mr.. KENNEDY offered a resolution authorising
the Trustees of the ClarksVille Female Academy to
grant the temporary use of their building as a hos
pital for sick soldiers, which was adopted under
suspension of the rule.
SCOTT COUNTY RANGERS.
The House resumed the consideration of Senate
resolution, authorizing the Governor to accept the
services of a company of rangers from Scott coun-
ty to be employed in that county.
After very lengthy debate, which assumed
pretty wide range,
Mr. WILLARD offered an amendment to the reso-
luton declaring that the object OF the acceptance
of the company is 10 protect the lives and property
of the loyal and pesceable citizens of Scott and ad
Joining counties, and to prevent the ingress and
egress of emssairies from the Lincoln army in
Kentucky.
Mr. OSBORNE offered an amendment to the amend
ment, providing that the company shall constitute
part of the Confederate army, and be subject to
TIE regulations thereof, which was rejected, ayes
q, noes 81.
Mr. SOMERVILLE offered an amendment to the
amendment, providing that the company be trans
ferred 70 the Confederate service and that the Con-
federste Government assumes the expense Of the
same,
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hon tAs Eas1o1ys 0arissiaa Aauocass.

uMr williams has made book which We should like to have
reach Europe and translated and red into their languages,
its work IN making up and correcting public opnion,
which The Eng sh snd Northern press have palm upon the
world The reader should bear mind that these letters
written IN oonsSnnope, though pubsnedia Nsshylls
As the ETitsr accurately predicted events that have trans
ped the Of the manuscripts Dried cannot but have
sonhdsDoe In his general speeulstsns founded In true
philosophy. His calm and ougtu his horizon clear
and vide The partisan sunk in the American. Bis position
abroad sGOrded hn opportunities posses d By but
few Of his fellow counyueD for acquiring inEgh into the
real opinons and feelings and general public Sentiment Of
Europe."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30

Col. FuLGnMs Regiment, south of Broad street
met at Gen. HARDNa's on Thursday, and unani-
mOusly volunteered to comply with the cali of the
Governor. 1t is to be sseertained hereafter how
many men are needed from this regiment, and to be
decided, by arrangement, who are to take care OF
the families of the absent This Is a aiming
example of patriotism aud promptness which
is one of the many evidences that the people of
Tennessee will meet any call that may be made
upon them fer the defence Of their country against
the ruthless invaders. Rev. W. H. REED made one
of the most eloquent appeals of his life, which was
responded to in the patriotic spirit above sta ted
All honor to this gallant regiment
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Public snIe of PERSONAL Estate.

AN the 18th day OF December next viii expose to the highest
BIDDER all the personal property belonging the estate Of
consisting otbe following proPey head Of broke
work and forty year old mules twenty head Of
brood yoang borea fine Jack twelve ne mich
COWS Sheep loo head Ct pork hogs 200 head Of stock
hogs and TIC farming utensils household and kitchen fur
uiture. corn, fodder cats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-30

THE DAnT.-Single copies of cur paper can be
had at the counting room at FIVE cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two aEd half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more, sl>
hedging that the paper costs them i've cents.
sepI9-dd
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NAsHvILLE, Nov. %. 1861.

NASHVILLE Nov. %, 1861.
All companies wishing to be attached to the SOth
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves to General ". G. WHTTTHoRNE, at the cspitOb
who will give them the necessary instructions as to
the place of RENDEZVOUS, camp equipage, transport
tation, mastering officer, &c.
Companies TO form battalion of Cavalry viii
also be received. }. ". HEAD, Col.
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-, a. M1alniul go.

sIn these letters, have all the advantage Of The authors
elegant IRd yie his extensive nformatou phe-
sophieal investigation He has closely sued the subject Of
slavery IN all ih be&ngs he refutes the idea Of the sinful
slavery poETays the advantages which Tow from It, and
the necessity Of Its continuation. Correctly experimenting
policy Of the opponents Of slavery, and the dangers which
would folsE the Of the Republican party, from his post
Old World far reEoyd from the embitered contest be
warne fellow eountymen against the breakers WIN eh
the ship Of state The result which he apprehe1ded
and fugetold is upon Es"
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Corn, Ray asd oats Wanted
BY TEE
,CO4FEDERATE GOVERNMENT.

AN appointed by COL " K. Stevenson, ouarermateS Gen
for tbs state Of Tennessee to purchase Corn, bay aud
oats, wi pay the market price Ny friends In the country
will we'll be selling their produces 70 peculs
Our Government needs all the produce that Is 70 spare
all good citizens should give tee refusal Of what they have
h sell A. HAMILTON.
TPBanner eopysn charge QuSrternaSter's Department
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note the RaitOrs % the JiOa and Aerioaa
Mrs. JAEEs T. PeEK owhOS inspection the prOOEsests were
submitted, expresses the following opinion
81 have rad, with much pleasures the pFooEheets Of new
IN press Leers slavery from the Old WoTld,"
Wit letter addressed o Lord Broughas written By Hon.
james williams ass MASTER 70 ConstansnoPle. Itis
written with vgor Of thought the subject occupying the
attention Of the whole word valuable contribution 10 South
Literature and will be read with great interest present.
day." ---
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From Missouri Hunters Army in Full
ReSreat-Gen. Price In Not Pursuit.,

Special Dispatch to The Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 26.-0ficial dispatches re
eeiTed here to-day give us important information
from Southwestern Missouri
Ben. McCunOch was at Springfield, hEEirg occu
pied the town. Jim Lane, who has recently been
annoying the people of Missouri with his incendi1ry
raids WAS retreating toward Kansas.
Gen. SIgel was at Rolls, about one hundred and
twenty miles southwest Of Sc. Louis, and was sup
posed TO be moving toward Sedslis, q town located
on the Pacific railroad about forty miles west Of
Jefferson City, and thirty miles south of Lexisgton
Gen. Price was in hot pursuit of Sigel and IL was
hoped he would overtake him.
Gen. Rains it was said, had succeeded. in calling
of Lane.
Gen. Price, 80 far as he has advanced carries eV-
ry thing before him.
The enemy has evidently abandoned Southern
Missouri if not the greater part of the State. Ten
thousa nd Of the Federal forces now garrison Rolls
and Sedalis. Twenty thousand Of Hunters army
have certainly gone to Cairo as part of the force
Of invasion down the Mississippi valley.
His command has been greatly dem0rslized since
the removal Of Fremont
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HAVE opened worth Of choice Ready Made Clothing
in Nashville. These goods selsd and made oor
the souh They will be sold in
lois to suit purnhases aud at old prices before the Of
fer unuEua n6ucemen to dealers in the city and csuEy
chants and private customsrs Gentlemen desiring anything
in my line, cali at Commercial Hotel Csdsr and Cherry
streets Nashville, Tenn. O. 2. WADE.
NoYeuber 10. 16I-tiIl isnl. '62 -