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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.
onprn ZOE PINE srpE-wALr.

ORDER ron PLANK sTDE-WALK.
Sept. 7, Is6l.-ADd now IL is hereby ordered a.
directed by the Common Council Of tho City II
Evansville, that the Of all lots parts o.
lots fronting adiOining the west arJe o {
Mary Street, between et4th and Franklin strssts,
In said city, the sidewalks Thereof ~ be
brought to the proper grade, and that they csuss
side walk Of class No. 2 with a wooden 1urb, be
Laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication Of the order. r. BUhkE, Clerk
Clerks Once, sept 10. 1881 arttI2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
SHALL CuAEss AND Ica.-Tbe New

SHALL CHANGE AND IoE.-Tbe New Or
leans Delta says:
These articles are about equally scarce,
we judge, in Richmond. a friend, who
has just returned from that city, says that
going into a fashionable saloon, with
friend, to take a drink, his attention was
attracted by placard posted over the bar,
to the effect that drinks were fifteen cents
each, no change would be given for bills,
except at heavy discounts, and that gentle
men would please refrain. from eating the
ice IN their glasses after drinking.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

New YoRE, Nov. GA special Washing
ton dispatch says a rebel prisoner escaped
from the old Capitol building last night.
The Provost Guard is In hot pursuit.
The steamer Africa sailed to-day, with
20 passengers, amoug whom were Arch
bishop Hughes and Thurlow Weed.
General Scott, it is understood, goes in
Saturdays steamer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

n Oh PL INK Q I'D VI a K
SEPTEMBER 7, ls6l.--Ard now 1t 10 hereby orgsred
and directed by the Common Council Of the City ~
Evansville, that the Of ali lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the west side
of Mary Street, between Erauklin aud seven sts,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 70 be
brought 70 sbo proper grade, aud that they cause
side walk Of class No z, with OGDEN curb, "
lad d. thereon within thirty days IrUm the pub
LEGATION Of this ordor 4. bUhkE, CLERK
ClsrK's Office, september IL 1861. sspI3-3W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

cinity of Wilson's creek and below LSere,
are coming in very rapidly to escape the
violence of the rebels, with their approach
ing army. Yesterday the public square
was half filed with wagons containing the
household goods of those refugees.
Col. Lovejoy, Hudson, and Schenk have
just received appointments on Hunters
staff.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDER ron PLANK Sidewalk

July 20 lS6l--And nov II Is hereby ordered ard
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the side Of Third
Avenue from Canal TO Sixth Street IA said city
cause the sidewalks theron 70 be- brought 90 tha
proper grade, and that they cause Side walk Of
class No. 20 be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
Clerk one. ostobsr u. 1861
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

s0Eafsrs see 50 yO~r OsOS health, do
not trust to aSny supplies Cholera, Fever and
Bowel complaint win follsw your slightest indis-
erection. H0LLOwAT's PILLS & oINTaENT
should be in every N ans knapsack- The British
and FreDch troops use other medicines. Only
IS cents per box or pot
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
NOON REPORT.
Latest from Hattgras pet,
Indiana 10th still IL RadTuek.
maryAar.4d Election.
UniOp. Ticket Triumphant.

NT1wARK, Nov. 6-1The State of New
ersey has gone as follows: Ten Democrats,
ten Independent Democrats, and ten Republic
cans in the Honse. There is probably a
small Union majority. No State ticket was
run. Election merely for county officers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-YesteFday after
noon, two workmen were killed and one
severely injured by the blowing up of q
building at the Bridesburg arsenal, contain
ing Eliminating powder
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. ga dividend of
49, per cent is declared on all demands
allowed against the Bank of Albany yahle
tomorrow at the Exchange Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SurVeYor's Notice.

Surveyors Notice.
NEk RBRS0.VS 0Ws Nv 81 on
on interested ia lands adjoining our different
in section No. g. town 8, south range eleven
west, 10 the Yiaceaaes Lsnd DistdS are e-eby
uotide that on the 18th day Of November 1861,
tbs County Surveyor II FandsFburgh County wlll
proceed rUa tbs lines aud establish the eorne 2
Of the above men toned tracts
LORENZ PAUL, wendell WASHER
HENRY NEUMAN, AMBRoSE GR0DEHs
ALEX HEWEN. ocf25 3tW
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New YORK, Nov. Ga letter to the
Commercial from Fort Monroe says the res
ignation Of Wool is anticipated there, also
says there is excellent authority for saying
there are two field officers at the Fort,
Major, and Lieut.. Col. of artillery, who are
favorable to the Southern COnfederacy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 6-Wm. G. Far
go, Dem; is elected Mayor by several hun
dred majority, over James Adams, Peoples
candidate.
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H00FLANDISa GERMAN BTTTERS.
Prepared By Or. c. IT. Jackson No. 4ls
arch Street, PhiEadeI ph5a, Pa.
READ WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.
scoTr, Cortland Co., N. T., March 21st.

D10ITl V0I lIaIu OVl n To HIaIOH 1IsE5 I5VI1
Dr.. q. M. Tacksoa-Dear Sir
II ~ H&M1 LIZ gF THE "A AFFLICTED,
N pen few lines to you. have SUITE ed and
doctored myself, and know how 20 pity those in
like condition. Until I commenced taking your
Bitters last summer, not able to do anything,
or even 10 sit up any considerable length Of time
Before had taken the first bott e, felt like
man, aud now, after having continued the
Of tn sm 4 short time, In the worst season of the
year, able to labor hard every dag. To say the
least, think have received more benefit from the
Blttsrs, than all other medicines L have taken.
have not only used your bittecs myself, but have
given bottles aud parts Of bottles to those complain
Ing of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and in ev-
cry cGsa they tell me they have taken no medicine
90 beneficial as the bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSC Hotter
The bitters sold by druggists stOrekeepers
IN every town and village the UuIted States On-
adas, West Indies, and South America, at IS cents
per bottle. novId&wzW
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 6th.-Riyer 10 feet and
falling. Weather wet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07

Ne0TKcR 70 BORRO W.Eks OF
- b School Faad nd Purchasers Of School Lands.
All borrowers Of School Funds, and purchasers OF
School Lands, in Yenderhurgh county are hereby
notified, that unless the annual interest due
said loans and lands 10 advance, be promptly
paid, the premises mortgageds snd lands pureb ss-
al BY each will be advertised for SALE in pursuance
Of she provisions Of sections 90 and 81 o. chapter
Al, Of the acts Of the G. neral Assembly Il the
state Of Indiana, approved March 1Ith, 1861.
WILLIAM 81. WALKER, Co, Auditor
eeIs-2wdd4Ww
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-07
LAST NIGHTS REPORT

LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
More Traitors in the Camp.
Great Suffering in the Rap
pahannock.
More batteries on the Potomac
Alarm in the South about
our Fleet.
Explosion in Philadelphia.
Beauregard off for Charleston.
More United States Troops
going South.
LII Federal Prisoners in
Richmond.
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Arrival and Departure OF the
MI - i il ..

TThe time here set down is adIusted to eOAtraol
koara. On the River there Is variatiou according
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uORSFS FOR SALE-TWO GOOD Horses
i --s, uud and kind IN Il uhie or single harness
lrquite at tie stable, Alg Cherry st. oclO 3'l3T
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A petition, prepared by some Of tho leading
men of Connecticut, is about to bo presontoi to
The Legislature Of thai STATE for ia endorsement
urging President Lincoln to tiko measures Tor
the relosse oftho Federal prisoners a Richmoni.
The petitioners say -
There Is no Il ubt that war IN ('ist exists,
and It is tetriJk ht,th that they are prisoners.
For tho lurpo'es Of crchnage, a. least, they are
prisoners Of war. They were taken in a battle
rendered illu,trlous through their bravery, but
DISASTROUS through tho ttuls Ut others.
They are all in sac Of want and suif ring
many arc wounded aud sick, ud dying by
inches. Their families are pining for them,
and aro little less TO be pited How long Is
this 10 continue What is 10 bo tho result
Are they TO bo hlng2
" i'm Difference, We submit that justice 10
thom, policy towards the noble mon who are
fullpwing them 10 tho field, and who may, in
the Providence ~ God follow thnn 10 prison, in
deed, the common dic'a'os of hunIni:y require
their immediate deliverancc.
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Tho AmcrIcnD Legion of Honor.

The scroll that Is To be given to every soldier
who has borne arms ia offence of the Cnion Is
nearly ready for distribution. II is about twenty
inches by Thirty haue some lithogrLph Of an
esgla with outs.rotched wings, over which ia, IN
a elrcul A. liT the sentence, "Lsg'On 0f Honor,
beneath it, III PiHiJu Unua, and Wlikiag-
ton.
In the centre of the eagle is the Gol'ess Of
Liberty and the Gold,ss Of Justice, with jo'n-
ed hands, seated upon fely dragon, WIZ thcu
heels upon its head, the q dcesS Of Liberty
waving an American dag uy ta' sid, OF tn,
Goddess OF Justice lies a sclmotlr AMI IN he
left hand is a bu.dls oil fags1ts, from the centr,
Of which o.e IS projecting, OIL the end of which
is a tomahawk. Ina nmi.circ'c from ono sid'
"a the other Of the eagle a'c the notices If al
the sta es. The right loot ti the eagle clasps a
olive branch, and the l,it bunlc Of arrow
| They are to receive the signature ~ .ho Piesi
| dent and all the Cabinet officers.
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In the fu'ure history Of this country the name
Of Dc Gasparin will repre- sent such a foreign
Il, ment IN the worlds sympathy with so.fro-
generating America, az Lafayette has ever TO,
presented among the friends Of her original
.oa'ion Ia Tie first lace, he has written tia
noblest ana tuest book about Us that has ever
been issued fIom any foreign source since his
ompauioi, De Tocqucville, laid down the peni
nd in tie second, he has added to the power ol
hs lrersty effort further aCd more convinc'
,rr a,s.-tauco in c,nsisten,ly friendly persou'
,l r. When President Lincoln called for al
American fast day, AMI bade Us 'humble our
ly,. Lc'trc the mighty power Of God that h'
u'ph' bless us in due time Agenor do Gaspa
rim took up the appeal on the other ,iio Of tn
ocean, and asked all Christian Europe to knee
by our side
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One OF Paysop,- niu.,r,,,. ~.

Suppo'e We perceive a number Of children
playing together in the street, we could OF.
without previous knowledge, determine who are
theif pa.ents or where are their homes. But
let one of them receive an injury, or ret iato
any trouble, and We learn who ars hi. parents,
Tor he Immediately runs 10 them for relief.
Thus It Is with the Christian and tho man q the
world. While We obsorve them tog, ther, pur-
suing the sane emp,Oyments, ard placed In The
7dme circumstances, we may II ot 10 able at onos
% distinguish them. But let afi ctions coma
upon them, and Are no longer at a loss; the
man OF the world seeks relief in earthly COM
forts, while the Christian flies To hi, heavenly
ather, hts refuge aod support in tho day II
fOuble.
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1he MnshIngton Navy Yard.

One thousand eight hundred men are tho
total humber Of employees at this time. All
the guns at this yard are being rihed. A great
many have been finished. At the ordnance
foundry they sre casting nov nothing but brass
pieces-12- -poundsrs generally. In this foundry
they run about one ton OF iron per day into shot
and shell. Fihy-one is the total number OF
men employed in the foundry in question. At
the iron foundry, where are ninety men en-
ployed, they ran on Monday (nlght and day)
abtut seventeen tons Of iron into shot, shell,
grape and canister. OF this amount 400 were
nine and ten inch solid shot. During the last
six weeks at this shop they have run about ten
tons Of iron per day into the projectiles specified
above,
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Ore Of Cen Banks soldiers who had been
taken prisoner by the rebels escaped from mem
and returned to our lines on sunday lisl' n ne
reports that two Of the six or eight reCel reg'-
mepts which paid our troops their respects al hr
Great Falls three weeks az o, have mutinied I'd
len the rest. II is stated that they wero MI
.issippians. The remainder Of the force ar
scattered at Winchester, Martinsburg, Shep
nardstown, and Hancock. There is full regi-
ment at the latter place, which from the FAC
Of its being the only post where salt could b'
obtained, was thought Of sufficient inPOStauc
| 20 protect by q superior force. Tnis account
for the sudden disappearance from Cen. Bank;
! vicinity Of the rebel army.
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From Forte1 MoRtos, O"' ~ ~, nan,
,,y, r|,, Gg, Emo o. %,,guloa Seminole has ar.
,,,., ashini,ton. When pls,ing Ey.
Port, above Acquis creek, sho was fired ION
hy the r'hcl ba,iorios. Four out of forty shots
took effect, ono re''ly cirryng away hor mis.
zen mat, No one pn board was Injured. Tho
seminole retufncd tw,nty-six shells, somo o,
which burst over tho rebel battery.
The Runboat Flag has scot upa valuable
nriy" taken bu' short distance oil Fort Sum
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In letter from Constantinople, given in q
Trieste journal, We read az follows:
Everybody spplduded ihs Siltan when hs
showed a dispO. { un 10 aJOllsh the rui@bus ha-
run system Jy DO longer keeping so many wvs.
--hut, an Ofder lately given, l. in the strongest
contrast with the previous Il 50 ps,ion. Abdul
Azl has sent a d-putation OF tho Circassian
slhveholdors here rss dent to their native c1un-
try, TO triug him thohcc ijl young and beauti-
Nl girls iur hi, baron. MchnWhils' many pay
N, nts are seven and ten months in arrear aud
Foreigners especially ate great sufferers under
tho new SultAu's strange sys,em Of reforms.
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Tn. Federal Prisoners at Richmond.

Sorgt. Merrcl, of the Twenty y-soventh Now
York regiment, who is prisoner at Richmond,
writes to the Rochester Express as follows -
Moro than fifteen hundred commissioned
and non commissioned officers and privates at
this moment lie incarcerated In various tabacco
factories, converted into prisons in this city
many among them the brayest and most gal
lant Of our army. This estimate Includes the
wounded at the different hospitals, now con-
vale scent from amputa'ion of limbs and injuries
Of a minor nature, Of which there are large
number"
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A firm in Scotland, celebrated for tho manu-
actuie OF steel. his recently contracted ~ fur
nish the FIR nch GovorCm'pt with musko's 30
cor structed t7at they will discharge sedati n
through one barrel ii cartridgel by means Of a
slide con aining II chambers. When tho con.
tents of the slides are fired of, another loaded
,lide can be- inserted by the soldier in a few
seconds, by which - shots can b. disch lrged In
one minute. By drawing the trigger tla ch AN.
bers containing the charge adjust tt,nselyes 10
the barrel in succession. Tho model is furnished
by the French Government.
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In recent letter to the Earl Of Shaftesbury,
on American affairs, Mrs. Stowe thus openly
avous her sympathy with treason;
~ have advocated disunion for fifteen years,
because Thought il practical method OF FREQ
ing the North from the guilt of slavery, and OF
planting at the South the sesds Of early and an
tire emancipation, wringing justice froma weak
and bankrupt South"
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Gen. Lane took twelve prisoners at Morris
town, Mo few weeks siace, five q whom
were triei by drum bead court martial and shot.
lheso five bal been acting a. scouts, and had
bkon six lu'on prisrner-shooting two of
hem and leaving their bodies ou the prsiris.
Not having heard Of tho rebel defeat At Morris
town, they wero bringing the remaining four
into the village to hang them.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
~ sEY, frun foot OF CortAndi n-Conneeting .,
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LAoEaWsnns
and Western Railroad, and Al kaston wish lehigs
yaney Railroad Nld its connections, forming . d..
rscktine v PIrrsbUR1 Aad .hs WKsr, uahoui
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commanding June 10, lSsl-L>sys New York ~
tollowsI
HIEnIsBunsH sIrnsss-AisA. r., for Evson,
aeAding, PotrTvills, Harrisburg, kAueh CHUNK.
WilliAmsport, 80.
MAIL TRAn-A, 8 a. ~, for kAs,on, WAser Dap
BcranLon, Great Bend, PittstOn, WilkesbArre- 30
l9H. THROUGH TRAn-For KAston, Msuoh
Chunk, WlhAmAport, Reading, POsASVtlls, HArris-
lu-g, &c.
rem, Allentown and Mauch GhuAE.
$50 Y. ~, WAY TRAm-FOr bomerVila.
s.OOP. ~, Western Express for Eas.on, Allsn-
sown, Reading Harrisburg, Pitt5burg, and ahs
wea. BleSpins Cars from Jersey oiiy through 70
ExPRRss TRAINS FoR HARRISBURG.
The A. NJ, Express Train from New York, Ar
ives at Harrisburg Al ?. H., connecting Eah An6
Vest or PennBylyaniA Central railroad, NprtherT
Central Railroad, North and Bouih, and wiAh Cam
hsrland Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOB THE
VEST, leaves New York LsP.h daily tSuhdAya
.rreptell mAking close oonneaion ~ HArrisburs
guIA PensylvRniA RAilroad-wiih no change q oArH
- Pitts urg, and but " Cincinnati and Chicago
Four hours time Ia saved by taking thls nAiA.
HILADETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
LsAvs New York from Pier No. Q North River q
T ~ and II. 20 An, 9.q0, A20 and go P.H.
ILs boais stop a Bergen Point and HArinsr's HAr
nor sysry trip each way.
JoHN o. srRA REB, Superintendent
aula lYs1O6
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A GENCY OF TIiE
n U. 8. GOVERNMENT
fnr the sale Of
ai0 TREASURY NOTES,
a. WALL ST.
TIE SECRETARY or the TREASURY
having appointed
NH. CHAS. BURIAL HOFFMAN,
n our hnn, agent foe the sale Of Treasury Nsss,
bearing interest a the rzts Of S-l0 per cent ars
prepared ~ supply them in cta 10 suit purchasers,
In denCminat Of os, lOOs, BIS, lOOOs and bbD)s,
may %" required, with cuhpcns for ghs yaytneui
g interest semi. annuA y aIached.
Tie notes are dateI August i9th. 1881, and pur-
chVerr pav the accrued iutaroa ~ the rate II tao
cents ptt day on each hupired dollars.
BANKABLE FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
Purchases IN the country, sending checks, cAn
have rotes ner return Of mail.
Any flrt or information required will be gwen
NY tie understood
COLGATE q HOFFMAN,
90 9iac'1ia No a. wall a.
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Telegraphio News,
Fight at Harper's Ferry.
THE ENEMY ROUTED.

BdttirOre, oct. IA gentleman from near
IIarpers Ferry furnishes the particulars Of
eight between six companies, consisting Of parts
of the 2sth Pennsylyanis Regiment, the 81
Wisconsin, and tho 18th Massachusetts, Regi-
ment, under command OF Col. John W. G,uy,
aud 3, 900 rebels.
ruE ATTACK.
Early yesterday morning, the rebols showed
themselves on Bolivar Heights at Harper
Ferry, and CONNER cod an attack with artillery
upon three companies under Major j. 7. Could,
stationed on the nerth side of tbs Potomac.
oAtLASr CbNpuCr on ouR MRN
A constant fire was kept up for 'omo hours,
when three companies Of tbs 81 Wisconsin RAg.
iment crossed the river. formed into line AMI
drove tho enemy back, ard succeeded in cap
turing one Of their heavy guns, Th5y we're,
however, compelled to retreat without tho gun,
which they did in good order, TO the river There
they were reinforced by other companies, ami
they then, with CVl. Goary ~ their ho,d
marched upon tho enemy AMI at,er harl fight
ing drove them from thcr position, aud tp.
tured the - pOutdcr, Culumpad.
TuE HtnELs pRivES BACK.
d Our forces had but three piece. Of a-tillsry,
and the,e were fired ir,m ,hs side OF the river
until the ercmy retic,tcd. Tho en"my h.
tov,n pieces of artillery ard dNc hundred cavilfy
together with their n'an'ry, AMI was completely
routed and driven back s,mo three m,lc,.
1ItE KtLIEp ANp worNpEp.
Our l,ss in killed rni wounded !, no, over
soven, while that II the emmy is AZ least one
hurdtCd md hliy Co. ko1by Who Was 1t ID,
read vi the enemy is among the roDcls killed.
Fem Wellington.
WdhngDn, oct. 1.-THE Commissioners re-
presenting the interests Of Amrtic n., at the
Worlds FAN, have appointed an EScculiae Con-
miftco, consisting o' u. T. Joluson, Of New
York, Chairman Henry Kennedy, +. VI. S'a.
ton, OF Washington; and Jas u Partridge, ol
MuNland-tho last nimcd Secretary. II 81
their duty To make all no.. sstrv p-cnirltor,
aifsng omeGts for the cNh hitiOn. An ulli, H. tu
he established AT W,shin ,to-, and a description
Of all articles intcnlod for cx 'ihtion suhmit'cl
TO the Commi,toc for their action. Inventors or
other exhibitors can apply TO any OF the Com
mssonors, Or of tho Executive Immittco.
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Personal.

DECISIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
L woundsd or disabled during the present war,
aud also for the widows Of thoss killed who may
die in service. Claims for pay, Dolaty land, Sc,
promptly Attsnded'to. CALVIN W. BNITH, COZ
nsr ChArnbars and sChAihAmH oS 9tAc'iOS
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Pacific Springs, OH. ID The pony express,
with San Francisco dato' to Oetober ., inclusive,
passed this point at one o'clock last night, with
the following summary OF intelligence for the
Drpgs
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MEDICLN ES.
SIGNIFICANT FACr- A ID

A SIGNIFICANT FACT A DGSriN-
fAsuished statesman, ON beng asked what arc
the prir c'pal Productions 4 New England, rrhoi,
New Eng and ra SOS men
Tn" fo.co % hisrpy consist 1 in tho AT tat
NV T. glai dcis hav awofldwi'e rcput,ti,n ~ a
REQ of hardy, ,tlou men and mcn-stccns and
vigorous Ia L. dy aud mind. what the msn shall
b" manly depends ON the caro- and troaimln, oi M,
observation-disclosures SY2cp
her babe; there Is no section OF ,un,ry on esr't
where IL las been so long d so universally used
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scnntcrInI Nomination.

Oarcgo, N. T., Oct. 1.-THE Peoples Union
Senatorial Convention for the 9th District has
boon in session two days. On tho two hundred
and third ballot Hon. Ly man Truman was nomi.
mated for Senator.
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Ra,.Ius More rroop. Ia New Jersey.

Trenton, oct F.-Iniormation has beon Oh.
tAnod from Washington that Col WIN. Hal e.
ste,l, nov in command Of regiment OF cavalry
IN tho ULilod States service, has been author.
lied IN Taho three moro regiments Of infantry
frvm this sta'o Ortcrs have bson issued TO
Lieut., Migntby, recruiting officer here, 10 I, ,al