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, 1861-09-26
The Killed znd Wounded of the
.;:| 1Ttsh Brigade. si

The Killed and woundzd of tae
:! -! 1Ftsh Brigade. 81 :; =
: The following H.t of. names Of the Killed and
wounded OF Col Mulligan's Brigade at Lex.
ina2ton is additional to those published IN our
/ Issue Of yesterday: :. =
/ Company 4, Capt. Mcpermott, Patrick
! Ained; John Kelly, john Hoffman, uo5taaiiYf
: 1nnnaea xfen; s,7 J9ha r.. F9lsy, am shot of !;
alexander A. Dcnohe, Hoanded il tic hip;
Thomas Jarvis, wounded en.s the back of. t4s:
head; Thomas White. slightly vounaea.<
Company B, Cspt. Gleason: killed: IL chael
:6ren1hap, F1aak Eonnings, Patrick: F4tzs: 81:
a.; Edward Conlee, ;John Daalaeny, Tn
: Aaa'gan, J Jchn, G G.IahEr. Tie u.issiag are
Uanagap, john shae, Rea; s.epEen Coaaors,
ECEnoed BADLY In the neck: E11ane Btauca-
ORD, wounded In the foot; John X iran, right
, sIn 1a cff; Dick Scott, wounded: el!gat'y IN tie
Company -K1lled-Frmk Curran, VIM.
;a1ncigan, - McGnrthy. Wouuded-Capt.
f7ietson, three wounds, one In the cheeK,'
: severe one, but not dangerous; It. Edward
MErray, three wounds, not dangerous; Ste
phen nGonners, back Of the neck, slightly; Eu
gene Blanchard, in The loot slightly john Mo-
ran. right arm off; Richard Scott, in the leg,
sight; Garret Wel6h, IN the breast badly ;:Jas.
Noonan, in the arm severely John Mickey,
eo4tr e. sergeant. in the hip, slight; Thomas
Icy, III The breast, badly; David Fttzmorey, IN
the habd, severely /, Robert Armstrong, in the
shoulder, bsc1y; Joho T1aneF, sick in the
hospital William Wssd, in the back, slight
IT.; Patrick Griffin, slightly.
Company G, Capt. Adams, Killed; Andrew
Al!l shot By the r=bels while going Tor water
Giter the sprr. nder,; Robert Morris, Cornelius
DLenry, n'iFsing; John Bennett, danes Cor
way, wounded John Hughes, leg of; Fidley
GEnner, in the leg, s-rgeant Patrick sfcnney,
u. Le shoulder, severely; Reuben Rockwell,
in tie head, seriously.
, 1861-09-26

hon, which it. cossiderrs. satisfactory, thai
nta5y r. ~ ihs 1pdiane who Joined the rebels
The Government: Offices viii. be closed to,
% lbs morning ,a.ea a reconno,ter;ne; p.rtv
towards LeTineElI1e, for forage, ETC., and Re
Turned at O'clock, having seized quantity
1nassae a large body of rebc1 infau-
1.y, cavalry and artillery from the direction
o.: Fails Church approached and opened
on our men With theif- batteries. which was
Lespohded to by G1ifhn's, aud: Motifs guns
scme thirty thot and shells were fired 6y u,
Which sileEced the rebel cannon, The enemy
Huta1ing to :Fel1s Church Il Is not known
Fat The dEfnage Was te-ttsen one CT cur
uen Ees wounded. We ,ca2turedn 1a2a rap
Essezting himEef as an. Aid to Co1, s.rart 81
the.ViIgi1iA 1ehe1 cavalry. :.
. Wills tie Second sdehignn Regiment were
CT PICKET duty at Bailey Gross ;Roads, 3 i "
Of truce was brought in BY two Col,ntls api
MnJor Of the rebel army at afurs ,H's Hill.
ssk1 & suspension Of ho.tslsies between pick.
-eter which vas aeoeded to BY. the comHapd
apt Of the Fed-tnl forces.
Mcclellan and Staff reviewed Frankl:a', d.
YisiG1 to-day
, 1861-09-26

The apprc7riation. At the called session ol
Congress for the supply Of hrc arma, were
quite Large. For supplying aud ;tranEporEl5g
s1ms Aid munitions Of var to loyal cit:zcns ID
.rebeuious States the eum ct two millions of
dollars was appropriated. For the purchase
Of SINS for the use of the volunteers and ragu-
Jar troops If the Unitou statss the SUN Ct ten
millions was appropriated; and by another
oct the sum Of ten millions Eas appropriated
for the purchase and Manufacture of ar1ns,
ordnance, snd ordnance stores In addition
to the increased business at Springfield AZ
Inory, for Whish the eum Of s443a 500 Was aY-
propr'atsd, the sum Of g. ,5377, $40 9aa .ppro-
rr3htsd for the maEusacture Of arms. And in
carrying out the objects of the several acts We
understand the. War Department has given
out several large orders tor RIMS to indiyid.
pa:s and companies. In various portions OF
the country every gun factory is actively en-
ployed, and new ones springing up.-Nak Il,
fclligeneer
, 1861-09-26

: Especial Dispatch to the UlncfanatI aaz.ttel
= FRAN1FoRT, Sept 2+-Foar hundred Of Col
Bromletts Regiment arrived here last night at
ton Hcne Guards. This battalion will proba.
by ntui1 % Ley.ugton in q few days. :;
Aunpbfey' Marshall haB not been heard
from, but it ia certU5n that he hAa a force col.
aect9d In Owen county.
proposes to call out 20 600 troops for not less
Than one nor more than three yeare.
a most deploIabie htate Of p4faita exists In
the mountains in the vicinity Of Zollicotfss's
'ca1ap: His cavalry are securing the country,
ar1ettllg prominent Unionists, DESTROYING
theIr property, ard running OF their slaves 10
Tennessee, They have taken possession Of all
the small towns, including the extensive salt
works, in Clay county.
a, new camp will soon be formed, in Laurel
county, to which the mountain troops will
rally, snd form into regiments, to operate
against Zollicoifer.
, 1861-09-26

is. Potter, agent for factories at sene.s
Falls, Guilford and Laconla, has received q
contract for million pairs Of woo1leu socks
for army use. He has a'ready furnished 1orge
rumbers for the Government, which are Wo-
ven upon new maehiae that finishes tns sock
closely resemble those knit BY hnna-
Gov. Andrew Of MASSACHUSETTS, has recently
contracted with one of. the Lowell Mills for
ten thousand army blankets. Five thousand
rubber blankets will also.be purchased. This
IL done In the belief that they will soon be
wanted, and That they can be contracted ior
cheaper at this time, than Then they may be
aeeded.
J: s. & f. A. Abbott, Of Concord, N. E, a-o
building train Of two hundred baggage
wagons for the army Of the West. :
Portsmouth, N. &, WIS never before so
dourishing as 1t has teen since the war com.
menced, on account Of the Governmen mt works
there. Nearly two Thousand men are en-
PloEed at the navy yart-a number equal to
all the men In Portsmouth beforehand theY
keep money in quick circulation.
, 1861-09-26
Panic In tie Seeded states.
IEr PhiiadpfDhfa.N Nrps. ssve.

Late Information, upon wbica VIC can rely,
altno1lzes Us to state that a general panic has
t.se1 place in the seeded States eiace Mon
cry lat. The preparations of the Federal
boserhnent to seize certain important posts
Oh the Ssus herL coast, are an0ag the chief
rs@so1s for this rapidly increasing feeling.
:Davls and the ccntede1a.si tfaitoss having
l2iied in tecr absurd demonstration upoa
Washington. (which Was in fact, reye. rts1,1
ar. noW loEl3g tie confidence of the TROOPS
Rsihe1ed between Richmond and the Ed
etal capital, and are daily attacked
with the utmost bitterness By the people
they laTe Eldrccd mo their ccnspir.ey. L
is fact which events will soon establish, tact
thousands nd7c h The ye6ez army arc anxious to
oe taken pTsso'e1sby The 4'7tricdn a17Ag il order
that they may be rescued from the fearful
kerIcTs under which they ere suffering.
Nothing prevents en- ou1burst IN favor 81
fhe Union in, North Carolina, save the inya.
sioE OF that State by the :Sauth Carolina
treoEe; and such m: Us Holden aud More
head will undoubtedly, Ereo}z cut agalrset The
:raltGrs the moment they feel st1oag enough
tc DO 80.
..Eyery dollar Of gold and silrer is caughtup
and hid away, and merchants and tradataen
enly Fa:t with their gooda for ths p3psr Il
the Confederated Governnent, and cf The
different State authorities; b5cansa they are
cCmDetled tn WELD y
, 1861-09-26
SOUTHERN TFTELLIt3EN CT.
The Fright Mt New 0FleARt.


Tie Ne# Or1eaps Ifcoyu,ae of the 12ta inst
las this sersat;on intelligence:
We have been informed by a gentleman gho
:; Gas just arrived from New York aud Phita.
6,!i.l;a thas the most unprecedented nTer-
tions are being made in ell the ship 5ards and
decks Of thnse t#o clt1ea for the fitting out
Of tie 1s1gebt naval expedition ever knogn n
IBIS cc1utrE. Every carpenter Yto can ba
ebtstntd fs employed, and merchant 6hips ara
DeHE altered into var ahips aud nl} tue fonr-
cf1es arc st work making and altering en-
9lSee ior steam Freptnert Of the largest size,
- ~ as 1of small kun bosts. 1t was openly
1siked Of among tie mechanics thst this In
mtnse fleet Of WIT ships was ;dtstined for
Ntw Or}s ans ~.
It vcpld eesm that the Present design ct the
ent my Is 70 eff Ct ruee, By rnuiing is om to
G>he Neshiegtcn Ciiy, thus drawing ell:onr
M.1n MIN lotces Mto Virginia, and les3ing our
S9nlbefn coast compsrativeIr: defenee1esG
Et!1e fhsy make grand dsmenstration on
fef!ers Ec.t:c-s ef our coast, and force Their
ray to New Orleans ct all hazardf. The ene-
D5 taI eat III afford 10 le: us take Washington
Caty, which can be Of no great service TO ns.
q. &c even Mary lsnd, if they gsiu Louisiana, and
.1ers ty the control Of our cotton and tht M;a-
elss1fp! Ccast,
+: II Is TIN: &c opened Cur eJes to this Grand
move en- the cheesboard Of war, and pre6ared
cuTftlv to resist and defeat tie c1ie,ny,s
plana. Efery vessel in cur harbpr should nt
e'ee t~ Pat ~ CoE Em}sss03, and the chain Of
folts extended all the ray to the Ba.ize. THIS
Is no time for swapping hcrses, and the Coy
frIEt ut at Richmond, - we'll a. our authari.
ilcs hs1e, should look to it and be up and do
Tg.
TIE FRIGHT AT NOZZLE
Mobile is sleo moving to strengthen the
Gulf coast. THE city authorities Of A1obile0
eye tie -4de9s zise7, q Layc procured two iuil
:asttslions Of iieh b. artillery. and ample sores
kf kf4mmunitiop." ," For tlGaines is to be strennth.
cred, ard the neigAbo:iDg coast is being at-
- rfs:,fl ~ . ~
, 1861-09-26

The gun boat New Era is about ccmplated
and, ready fer active service We aro told she
will accompany the grand expedition which
ia moving up the Missouri river. sac will
carry five nine-incL eoIumbiads with con-
plsment cf about one hundred men. Tnese
colnmbia2s are formidable locking guns, and
aIe to be used principally with shell, having
the POWER to caat the most destructive mis-
eiles the distance Of two or three miles, Three
Of these guns are placed ca the stern deck Of
the boat and two on the bow. The
lower decks Of the boat trcm. which the
guns viii operate ere protected by the
teasiest bulHarks Of oaken timber, slantize
backwards, and capable Of resisting any At
t@ek BY ordinary artillery against them. Tse
cabin, upper decks, and plot house age also
edectually shielded BY complete casing of
boiler iron. The boat leaves to-day for the
scene OF actior, wherever it shall be-H.
Lottis .Deuocrak 25{A,
, 1861-09-26
CAIRO AND:t4HADUCAH.
rSns1ial nieDatehSo 4ss1: 1f:;tt,or, IL ,rrihnrn j


AMo, Sept. .. 1ss1-
YeEter5ay 6 sqnad b i olsman's cav
airy, scouting nine 1nilss below: Norfolk, at
Hunters Farm, eacountsrea c:nsioe,ah,e
body'cf seceah caya1ry, armed with shot guns.
The FedcTals eta5gsdaf sad drove their
TO tie timber, capturing uupPeriess hats and
caps, but nary setttfhRefs tapt. Nolemm
thinks the rebels are aat :foxcs this side Of
Belmont, where JSRt Ehosxpsoh's main body
is eneamped.
It il reported 4hat tze eke Tebeh were crossing
fousl, below Norfolk: ::noi:sns :.
The 7th lows, =CoE5 Iaa4i;n1sn, ali An went to Nor
folk today, --sc .-sac,:-.-
It is Eaid LteuesdzhsA And 5tvo p,fvates,
from Birds Pcint; tsts6ssse 6se g6bbl:d up b5 the
7ene'e yesterday, ii otUhaRston:- :
s1hita7aad, :Ky:, 1as 5eaefdsy 55seeatsefdsy occupied by
a Federal ttrce, y. s13 10 1son- . i . -; -
Everything Is 1so6a cbb4aaaiftiida 1t padacah.
Bussfuuy quiet III Oa7fdE:s -si;- .:
, 1861-09-26
S5OQ.OOQ APIECE

on this day Of dfs{{ng; humkation and:
prayer, ld dot General Patterson . ana lis
Campaign il Virginia be lo=t*fght Of II
there be anything in .opr national expert
euee calling for saekcloth and ashes, it Is
tie wsIde1ful expenditure'of money then
and there made to: return ttEsn.y fugitive
slaves. Ten millions t1li q d5llaT;I Of
Il! Exactly 100000 apiece. Piay God
The business may be 1ess .t5tny hereafter.
, 1861-09-26

C,r5- Frem,'l. has not yet left St. Louis,
Lit ;he mcyemazl:: west. ard, to meet Price
and A1cCEljocb, is going on, and the col
lr2r will, for tic present, be under com
r:a,id Of Gen, HduteE. There; is nothing
dedAi:e or rcliSble concerning tic where
aboIts Of Price or;AfcCu11och.
Sine serious. charges aneAiiade against
G l: F'enon: 1,3 Col. Ripley Of The Ord
1ance Blleau+ inEolving either :extraya-
s;41ce, negligence Or corruption We are
net disposed to believe any thug at present.
, 1861-09-26
The Bebs1s Driven from Romn,v.

GRAFTON, Va, Sept. 25.-Five hundred of
W 4tl Ohio, with one piece of artllers, and
K1ne gold . cavalry, seventy i've in number, ,un-
der Col. CantwsilA and four hundred Of the
ssh Ohio, under Col. Parke, made an advance
:: Fo51l New Creek, On. Monday, towards Rom
ney. They drove the enemy, seven hundred
ktrcne, ont Of Msehahicshnfg: Gap, On the
morning Of the 9th, and, advancing on Ron-
etE, ato1med the town, causing the enemy,
nhcft force numbered fourteen hundred in.
iintTy an.1 cavalry, 10 retreat to the mount ,Ias,
with loss Of about thi1iy-one killed and .
iarxe number wonnded. Our loss was three
i il1gd and ten wounded.
, 1861-09-26

Whereas the President Ct the United States, st
t.c 7sa.css et IL: sCozg;ess Of u, Nation, ep-
1.:::n:. Tlsi,a., tth a5y ! o{s&35&nSH ias.:;
So Gcy O. Nun4l:-,io2, Fasting ald Prayer, to
bc Observed ny the people Of the 1hole aa.io,
NV Therefore, I. Julian S. Ramsey, MAJOR OF
The Cit. cf ,kicagot do hereby Esccancad tast
The dr- he observed IL this city By suhcr cttzcns;
tatt u! p:acs. of busioess aud. .a1nnsernent be
closed; that all he- citizenz 1bstaia from their
utEal svecassons azl assemble ln;their respective
places of vo-.LiQ, tac-e observing ths dty, 50 :.
70 met, D:v:as' nvar; y 9secfs ID tlas aand the
b:etsia=s O: lt:ee,. ta-oa.:h the success Ut oar
arms.
G:ve= ct c1;!c:==c. .hiz s2a a.y II September,
1s61. : Iu1s4S 8: Rc1sE7, M:.or
, 1861-09-26

Five thousand Ct oqT soldiers -moyed
.lon Chain Rtt!xe to De,7iks7Ale; yes*er-
Guy, AID after taking a Large quantity OF
ft1age from under the nosesof the rebels,
waited for them to come and take it back.
a II bel force, whose strength is not stated,
ultimately appeared and Commenced an
attack. They were; quickly uispersed;:
and our 1mdh returned qhfgtlS to theif
camp with The booty. :::s-i:5l-.:.4 ! ::
, 1861-09-26
CaEae Of the Accident on She O.. L. m.
II R431IpE1-REporkan nT Com uaf ffer1

CIRclSsAT1, Sept. 25.-The committee OF
practical mechanics appotnted b3 the Cfnctn.
bati Chamber Of Commerce, to examine into
and report upon the cause oi the late :accident
stB1Nge 48, on the Ohio & Aissis: ippi Raj.
lead, Hereby SO many soldiers lost their
lives, have Visited the bridge and examined
7he same, and their unanimous report waa
presented and adopted by- the CiaEber this
slterneon. The -celnmtstee say that a{eer a
cazainl examination ct Bridge 4s, a.ii otherS
hu:N at thesameA time aad Of the Sang mate
!aas, they Rave cqme.to tie unanimors cou.
clukaHn ti1as the aecidezt WAS not ca5 .5i5led
~ an5 i17uficiency cy- OF the '1iu1btr5 o1 iron
work. They attribute the accident to 3
hrcken rhil, which they found at the west end
Ha tdf bridge: AS the locomotive and tender
taksea over the bridge in safety, drawing If.
ter it enc passenger car, this ear, as appears
trom marks upon the timber, misplaced the
l1cn ard Gess'lfes, which threw the rsnsfu-
der OF the cars from the track as thay eutered
the bridge, Thus preeipitating them against
re TEES BIZ cords and break inr # losa;
nnd net from any weakness or decay Of tim
1eie. TheT submitted TO the Chamber Tie
b1A kzn rail, With portions OF the timber, and
Il Elasrsm Of the bridge. Another Committee
1sf Practical E.en, appointed Gu the part Of the
1oad, htTe made substantially the same report.
, 1861-09-26

Tie I!lircis .Jea,nM is the certral Repub]icaa
et;;1 Ct the s;ete. Northern 1:l1z as, which, it
it. il. t.t the j. ;.ruhiic.n :icE4 a6afaern< iii
1tis, ~Lich il d. il:E lis duty, gave5ocb majority
~ VIC democratic .pa1J, lfcaeipnally the Re
A. :" w1ict t,rtv IL the most r9 tofit4n the 7Ais-
i:- of raen fer ta< <FH-CsAfiaF4i FnQHxsrr
! ttl'srn Ei;Fo;s clearly :oAeia ds5.. Of
e:a:tade tc the State Journal for setting tais
.s....Ss kl:ni.r a1a.it .
, 1861-09-26

sR1zED VEssEIs.-Judge CadWarader of
the U. s; Court, at Philadelphis, has decided,
in test case brought before him, thst Ncrth-
e1n owners in vessels seized under the con1s-
cation act, may take the vessels in dispute,
After payirg in money the value Of the share
owned By those in the South, and by entering
security for the costs. This COURSE followed
In New York has been that Southern owner
ship wrought the canfseation of the whole
vessel, Northern owners to depend upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury for redress, under
thst provision Of thalaw giving him power to
aet IN snch cases. .- ). -. !,
, 1861-09-26

Np1ANAPoL1R, Sept. a.
Information has been received here from
G!I. Reynolds command at Cheat Mounta!a,
which repoftt Gen. Lea as having retired some.
miles behind his original position, and ro-
naming quiet, makir e 10 hostile desnouetra-
tien: Co.'S. A!lrcy amt Dumoat reached there
!ast 9hn1Fcsy; They ere aoT ready for the
Reception ct the rtbsiz.
New regiments are to be organized q; An.
et1scn ard Goshen. DR.. E. ". q. Ellis, VII
efmnand tie camp ut the latter place. R1y.
j: L: snlt1 Is raifirg regiment ten praach-
e1sa1e at york raising the companies il yasi-
Gus parts OF the State.
1ht1e is no truth in ::-e report that ths Sc
eessicDlsts have takas possession of o Yens-
ho5o, Kentucky. B1skner is SUPPOSED to be
IT Bowling Green. Thcra are said tc be eight
hundred t.ceesicnlsts encsmped in OWec
County, Kentucky, twenty-five miles from
Madison.
Large quaEtiiies of shot, shsp, Ammunition
and heavy ordnance sra passing through this
city G.A:ll tar IL West,
, 1861-09-26
Geo, Laws ola FIuskets.

Curious incident has occurred in this city
recently, which shows that the rebels are
greatly In need Of arms. A LETTER Was rcceiv-
Cd by gentleman (who lad 1ome muskets
FORMERLY President Of the Bank Of tthe Repnb
lie, in this city, but now in the ranks OF the
1sbs.E-dafed Savannah, .Auguet l9.. oH4riug
light do]l.rs each Tor Il, 900 muskets. the css5
TO be paid: st ence, ~. and no questions
sslt or a1sFstac-' The uuskets were Of
:mt1ced, at TIRES dollars piece, and It is eYi.
dent that if The rete! government thfon9h
THEN. sRe1t, Er. Lams1, are willing to nav
lltm dti1lsis q lhufket for them now, tfley
.mEe. be * s despera7e strait fur such wssp.
o.s-N, I. He7asd, -24fa. --:''
, 1861-09-26
Progress Of Gel. Greusel,s n

Progress Of Gel. 6reusel,s Regiment.
GA1EsBrRa, Sept. 25.-The Tlirty,sixth
regiment Of Illinois volunteers, Col Greusel,
passed here en route for St. Louis eary :this
morning in two trairs. To provide axainst
accidents on the road d double force Of watch
men WIS previously Placed ct bridges and i
palot:eng1ne preceded The traiQ
, 1861-09-26

GALEEA, Sept 25.-Mayor Brand arrived
:ren. C:E clnnati, this morning, with Is bod.
'es q the n,embsEs Of Company I, 19ih Resi.
mert, victims OF the late disa6ter On the O. d.
u: R.; R Eotwithftaudi tao drenehing
:sln that was taIiFgg, > :!arge crowd Of friends
glimpse OF ihe rough boxes containing the
1sGains of their husbands, ,-sons and hsosaess.
Tie hodits we're taken to Main street and de.
ro.,ted IN building guarded by d deiachn1 eut
7Fe1n Gel. Smiths regiment. .Tha funeral
!skee place to=morrow afternoo1,. when au
The City Council have appropriated frnds Is
Eeff3y- all expenses 31nyor Brand reports
that The greatest attention was shown him bF
The citizens ef C:ncirRati and Chicago, giving
II Necessary aEsistanee in shipping and re:
thipring the bodies.
, 1861-09-26
FROM fa1rn.-Rebel MoFementa-Pon.
T1nu Bird ceA ar RHffHc6h.

CAIRO, Sept 25.-Very qaiet and rothizg
o. Importance here to day. Tae Febai forc4
.t.s he COO, and under Csl Goldsmith Instead
Of G:n. Buckuer. Tie enemy continue croas.
ing ths river from Columbus to Belmont, No.
III large numbers. It is rumored that they
intend moving from there nort1wazd, perhaps
ec B;IG's Point. TIER cavalry at Charleston,
let Eight, captured one Of our. Lis utensnts
I'D two men.
The Pcntcoa Bridge at PaducaA is conpls-
kE1 -
, 1861-09-26

RCFFALo, Sept 25-The Courier of this city
IL authorized by Ex President Fillmore to con
tr@eict tie statement made by theet Louis
correspondent Of the New York 11sbssue say-
my BE approved Of Frtmont's emancipation
rroelama: iep< 0o the contrary hs does NOT
sppsoVe it., and cordially endorses the Prusi:
dent q position.
, 1861-09-26

w WANIEDz Es![ I, :. man to work on a
H.uire Of 2. s JEHENGs, BoarI Of 7rada TuiM. 5d
, 1861-09-26
Each State to Control its sxyn Re-
efu14tnE stations.
a diHratrh frnn Earr,ehnrr pa s.va.

The Governor hss determined to stop all
en!htmentk in this State for foreign regimente,
and will issue s proclamation to that Effect on
Tuesday.
Secretary Cameron is here, and fully sus.
tains the decision Of the State authoritIea.
Al eoliEtments Of troops viii hereafter be
subject to the control Of The Stale authorities,
AID they will be organized under tie laws Of
the Stale upon tequls1ton fcm the National
Government.
The Attorney: General is now in Phlladel-
phla and actively engaged to prevent :fhe
Pennsylvania troops from being bartared to
othgr State regiments, thus dep.iving our men
Of the State Law,
, 1861-09-26

Ast. Loris. 'ispa-ch to the Cincinnati G1-
set:e says:
/ The Chicago Tri5uaes report that three hax-
sn-e0 then-ard d'i1ar+ have already been paid BIZ
tux. is Totally nuftanded u
l1sEmuch as We never ma3e any 6ura state
7. Es1', - Ga 'aa1.d its. correspondent: viii
w 1T ttccorcectinu Tsx qaits uaaacas,arv.
, 1861-09-26

9:'t'- = = e
HUNTER T8SLEAB 1N;MISS0UR},
= ,.s9z ,te -ats ~ n 49, :.
sharp skirmi>h KeSf ashinston
7sbc- nj n: = :; q
FROM = WAS SfIINGTON.

Especial 0aapase Chr 70 He Shipsga Tabune4
!! Gen FremcEt SsSl maas ps - -sa.;stion %, apis
'os haa o mllloa idISI25S iI5 fqs ae:ensiys pEz-
{ lofes In st. Loris, okdsauee and orduaaca
t1ores, to be paid -imEed;atelE., Col. Ripley.
the head OF tie d duasce, B 1reau, to whom It
was rtfsred, resGr:ed he voa chyrs show
Tie Payment Ct Z ~.tS5ibi{s1t, !: pf;1ss 1,s man
sr'lcles, fer inGt4kSa Colt.s pistols tt.rty.dye
sclsrs, (cont1set plfiea tReutyfva douass);
F. lleld rsa:s tWEi!{:$iS -d6lia1a flty cents,
lcou1ract Trlec 4w5bty de;;lIs}; conA.maeG
Hsl's esrhlnes, tpslty-tHo dpllass fltts oents.
(s1lE st auction f6f II collars, ana wan new
,a :, nzcfo,;:n, seventeen ae''f{a other items
Nearly s4tlo5555 IL zlAs.=:bed
to the 731 10 loah afsaay,,. ,';-
There will bs go ~erk IL The iaspastm ants:
and 40 Iasses issnEi, tGme.nom y
Gen. Mcclellan rcyiaked Gen. Ftark.tn's
division to-day: 4s1E. ga g. .
Gay. see laa, -
Our p!ckets. .haa ~ isttaaEusiew - with those Of
he entny under q hkadkzrcAlef Aas Of truce
near Edsall's fHn, 5:stts;say. they Learned
'hst on that M1l d, miles south Of Fort
Taylor, which eammaads it, aresix hu:r3red
1eteis: Of the 9sh IL: anent pf North Csrolt.
aiars Ead .1i=siEitt 97dlaa ='-s -.
TLe rsbe1 gelierala ase lerdeayorinE to stop:
picket rhccting'ia IL s:sste: :sp!1it-of McClsl1an's
ofder, sid have twof E6p att E,dsali'st under ar.
1eat fer tizetedieres.= ~ a.
an ct; ;>1can' entz Naa commenced there
, 1861-09-26

The Brtgsds al Rolls, No.,.-sosnp,sed Of
The 18th Illinois, Col. Y ymaa i4:a ul,po;,
Ccl, Palner5 18th Illinois, caa Turner: and
The 18th lopA,, Col Dodge have baen re-
viswed by Major General Hunter, ,*hs offer
rcr in command II the post, and the troop.
aEe unaer orders 10 be prepared ttof march 1t
aIy moment. 49,. r.:
, 1861-09-26

W ANIED-To purchase cheap
for cash. t8o horse Platform Wagon Is.
quiss Of F. CRosKEF. u 81 souta walst s,re9f X