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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Entered according tn act Of Congress. in the year
1850, by DR.. N. II. Madison, in the Cktks
Ofhce Of the District Court Of Rhode Island.
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR PBNrALBS.
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagoguo.

Thi. celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtue. unknown OF any
Thing else o, the Mind, and proving
eflcciuai alter all other. have failed.
!. prepared from an Iniian plant
used by the natives Coz the same
pwpo.e fmm time immemorial. and
now Tor the FIRST tune offered 10 the
public. Il IL de.iEned fct both
-rri,d ssd ,isgi,isd,'s. and u, the
very hest thing known Zoe the pur..
pose. a. I, will bring on the moaih.
Nv .icknes. IN case. Of obstruction.
sf,cr all other remedies Of the Mind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The subscriber hereby give. Irhlic notice that
ne ha. l-ea duy appoiatsd hy the IIoaof abb
Jal,r Il Probate lor the Couni, IT OSiotd, add
assured th. trust of administrator ofths estate of
ISAIAH KNIGHT. late Of DS6eldl
in sail County. Iso,a,c,l, b, giving bond as the
law directs. lie therefore rc1ocsl. all persons
ipd. bi-J a. the estate uf said deceased 90 make
im,n.,i,atr payment, and those Who have any ds.
ma 81. Ihetron 90 exhibit Ito same To
Jul, Is, lsSI. EDWIN X. KNIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
STATE or MAINE.
In the wear Of our Lord ose thousand eigh, hun
dred add sixiy-oos.

In the year Of our Lord ose thousand eight hun
dred and siS'y-o"s.
An ACT 10 isoesporais The East Oxford Asn'
CULTURAL Society.
n. 4, enacted b, the Senate and House Of Rep
u,~., .tive., 10 Legi.litpre assembled, as folo~s;
Section .. Lyman Rs~soa, isAae lork. Hi
,os. Joseph l.. Chspman. Benj amin =. Newton.
John Resd William Thomas, Ephssim Richards.
Simeon e.. Gkasoa, Anger n. Mitchell, Rand
White, Isse Randall. Charlie. 7. Chase. Joel
Hall, Sulim.n wymsn. Andrew J. Churchill.
George Thompson. Richard liutehinsoa, An'o.
Child. Richard MeColli,ter. Ira Reynolds. Ieti
Hs,tord. Isaac n. Stanley, Asa Fuller, tr'in
Gammon. Charles fullet, lee Strickland ani
stephen Lea,iit. With ..ch other persons s- may
hereafter Join them, are hertb, isco'poT'tti 'n,o
a Soci-iy b, IN. name Of the East o>iofd Asti'
cultural society.
s,ct,oa 2. SAID Society 10 hereby ssishl'.hs d
~ithia the town. of Canton, Li,ermptr, Hartford,
Peru, Dix6eLi. Rsmf,sd, Mexico. Ro>bur,. i,.
roa. ABdose', Grahoa, Newly, Haso'e', upac",
and all the psataiioa. lying in the no'th.'s r"'-
tioa OF .s,d CcSa,y. and may take apd hoh prop
,riy. real 90 personal the annual income of which
.hsll not exceed one thousand dolisr., 10 b. APP
piled 10 the advancement II agricultural aud me
ehsnicsl arts.
Section J. Thi. Society shall have all the pew
81. and privileges. AMI be 'Dleci to all the La
h,l,e. ADD reduction. usually granted 10 ani 'm'
pn.sj .,,on .,m,t,I .oe's'ie-.
S-ciioa I. The 6r.i meeting Of sa'd Society
shall b. called b, L,msn Rswsoa, or either pc''cu
naru.d IN the 6r.t scct,ua bs publishing notice
thereof ihr,e ~e.k. .uccsssis.lN IN che o>'orl
Dr,~-ctst, the last pubhcsi'oa TO b~ at lcss, nj
ten da,s b-icte the mect'ag.
S-clioa 5. An Acts aai parts Of sets lnoon''s'
tent viii this act ~, hercb, repealed.
rrVved b. the Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

THE .nb.etber hereb, give, public notice that
hehas been daily sppaini.dby IN. honorable Judge
oi Probate isr the CounIy OF Oxford. aud assumed
the ;ru.t u executor Of the k.t ~iil and tesla.
A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

4. ONLY lair average of the actual prof, 20 H.
derived frum the use u Ouc of these machines.
aud ipt confirmation ol ihi. truth. Ne refer 10 any
one IL the thousand. Who az" them. They arc
adapted TO every tort 81 work, Tine or coarse,
upon .ilk, cotton. linen or wOoIcn fabrics, also,
light aud heavy leather. They never fail 10 give
satisfaction.
To met the growing demand Tor smaller and
mare elegant, machine ior private and household
purposes. We have just produced and ate read!
orrcsi,c orders ior singer's
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Which i.Ihe most compsc, and b'sut'iui Sew.
Jog Michinc ever constructed. II 10 Orn,Inenied
IN the highest style ol the ATT. and ai who see n
are delighted With IL. u MAKES the Improved
inietlockeL stitch. aud !. capable Of doin; a
gfrater variety ~ WORK IN better .',l. than any
ether Sewing Machine ever offered COT family
purposes.
II - not .ubjec, To the objection 81 using twice
too much thread. aud making ri'elng seam,
like the Grover 4 Baker; nor !. II confined IN u.
operations % a lev thin sbrics. liable 10 get out
ofnrder and untitled to u-e Han thread like the
WhecIr & Wilson machine la, b. amply suih.
Glen, 10 perform all Kind. Of family sewing.
Price u Family Machine. with iron 70 bic CON
pl-ie for use, slO0. The larger standard ma.
chimes from sI2j to 200. Send Tor ]. VI. singei
q tos tsdsut, h~su'Hul pHlofsl N'f'' ur-
voted To Sewing Machines, and containing let OF
prices and all other information on the SUBJECT.
IL will be forwarded gratis.
!. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
ass Broadwsy, New York.
BRANCH orricrsiS
Bn.ton, Albany, Baltimore, ~ Louis
Prov idence Glossr.ville CINCINNATI, N.Otleans
N. Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark. Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris. FL
Glasgow. Scotland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Ftp- E,,~.,r. Ns,t.n. Va.

Cephalic Pill. accomplish the object 6r which
they were made, viz. cure Of headache IN all 't'
ioIms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
HARBOUR BARTLETT, hte Of Be,hel,

Ia aid Coun'y, deceased, BY giving bood a. III,
law directs. N, ther,hre request. all person.
WAo arr Indebted 10 the estate Of aid deceased 10
make iameailte plymsnt; and those ~h, have
any dem1ais thereoa to exhibit th. sane to
Jul, ID, ls6I. SPENCERT. BARTLETr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDIN G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
VIII eon,inoe all Who .uGer from
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IL WITHIN THEIR REACH
A, t., i,,i~s-ial. v,,' ssshoH'dty VI. Spal.
di-g. tl'y afgd ssgl''iiosaib prof y i've
,sea6y sffh,bsly scioai,he 's@sdy.
Ma.on,ile. Conn. Feb. 5. 1851.
Sir. spaldins.
sf:
have tried your Cephalie Pills. and ! ~,
fl.a % s,l that want son 10 .end me tso Dol.
lar. worth more.
Pan ofthe.e ar. Tor the wi ghtor.. % whom
gave , lev ~ the fret br, cot from YOU.
Send the Pill. by mall, aud obge
Your obriisn, servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Hsvsrfrd. Pa, Feb. o, 1851.
Mr. spalding.
SIR;
wish YOU 60 send me oos moro boy II your
Csphslic Pills. I Air' T'srt'i great d'ilJ
t'-,n trO~ iAs~.
Your. respectfully.
MARY AM sTOikIIousE.
Spruce crsss, II"9,iN; ;s, Co.. r.r}
n. c. spnlding.
Sir;
You will please send me two bo,s. Of your
Csphalic Pills. sead them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
no. Is. SiNONs.
P.s. An, s,oi o., baF u yiuS CPAa!is
P,A', s-d sd fh'~ 'Ir'ii'ai.
Belle vcrnop, Ohio, Jan. -, is6i.
Henry e. spauliing. leg.
Please ind sacl"-~d t~sn,y i've CENTS, i'f
which ssnd m- another lss of Ccphaic Pills,
Thy ar, rsiy III best p,l' Ilis, ,tr i,i'd
Direct A. SLOWER, y. ".
Belle Vernon. Wyandotie Co., q.
beverly. Mass, Dec. II, is60.
u. e. sp,lling. ~.
/. wish iOf some circulars or large snow bls,
10 bring your Csphilic Pill. more particularly
before nv customers, II you have an'ihins Of
the kini. plcase send me.
One oi my customer. Who !. sulj'ot 70 severe
severe SICK Headache, casually hsting two daNs)
sis esy,i efa. aHact ~ -, Asr ~ ~ s's 81 y9sr
P,l,, which sent hcr.
Respectfully Yours.
W. II. wILKEs.
Ileynold,Ville. franklin Co., Ohio,
January o, is6l.
Henry C.tSpaldins,
NO. ~ Cedar ~. New York.
Dear SIR:
Inclo,ed fnd tweni, five cents, ior which ieul
10, u " Cephilc PILL" send IN addfe.. Il
Rev. VIM. q. Filler, Rsynplt,bnrg, fnnsln
Co.. Ohio.
Yo., P,R, vo,t ~, elir--ss', HidRh
almost inHa,i,r. Truly ,our',
WA. G. FILLER.
Yp,ihnti. Mich. Jan -. is6i.
Mr.. spaiding
sr:
Not long since sent % you or boS ~ Csph.
aI,c Pill. f1f the cure 1T the Nervous Headache
and Cn.ti,cne,,, and received ihr sam., ani
they had 30 good an eject that Was indaced 10
send ioT more.
Pless- return by mail. u rect 90
AR. WHEELER,
Yp.ihnti. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
WILLIAM J. COOLIDGE lat. Of Canton.

The .ubscrih~r hereby give. public notice th,,
he hi. b-cn daily appointed by the Honorable
Judg, of Probate coz the Coauiy of Oxford, snd
assumed the trust OF administrator OF the estate Of
HENRY NJ. YOUNG, late Of Hartford.
in ,aii County. deces. Il. by giving bond a. the
law directs. lie therefore requests all Ter sous
tho az, indebted 10 the estate Of s,id deosased
% make immediate payment, aud those Who have
any demand. thereon to ssh,hi' the same,o
JUl, 10, ls6l. ID. u. STcWEil.
The sub.criber hereby g,'es public notice that
b. has been appointed b. VI. Honorable Judgcof
Probate, e., the Counly of Oxford, AMI assumed
the trust of administrator Of the estate OF
SARAH J. TOWNSEND late Of Brekheh.
in aid County. deceased, by giving bond as the
law dirrct.--he therefore requests allpe'son. Who
are Indebted To the estate of said deceased, 20
make Immediate payment and these who have
ans demands thereon. To exhibit the same 10
July 10. 1851. SULLIVAN L. ANDREWS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Nv th su.e of these Pill. the periodic atleI,o
N,,,os. o. S,eL H,adsoA. nay b. prevented, nj
if,aL.n ID th. commencement 81 the siisck
mediate reliefhom pain aud .leknei' Willie ID.
iai1ed.
The, seldom TAIL TO remove the NauI,a aud
H,sdasl, 60 ~hichi emses are subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing
Csaits-os.
70, L,,rrar, men, Students, Delicate fem,l-.
and all person, II ,,i,Aiuy Aabis. they ATE S,l.
ssbLc =. a Larari,,, Improving the appe'i'e,g1.
log tone s,d vigor 10 the digestive organ'' ah
restoring the n,tural elasticity and strength Of
the whole system.
The CEpiiALiC PILLS are the r.snlt otIols
in,r.,ig alton and carefully conducted cspeTineii
having beea 10 No. many years, daring Nh'h
time the, have prevented aud relieved a'au
amour, Of psin aud Suffering (rom Iisadach'.
whether originating ~ the netNou. system ~
from dersngrd state OIL the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their compo..
ton. and nav h. hten al all times With p'ffr
safety without msk,ng any change ofdis', a-dds
a6.,se, Of any dsasr',abi, tiIs ''sd'' f" 'a'yr'
admisi,iufAo- 70 shiid''H.
nIw.KtoT couSrrHTEIT'.
The genuine have I've signatures 81 llshry e.
Sparkling on each box.
Sold ly Druggist. snd Dealers "a Med'cin''.
A BoS will h. .ent by mail prepaid on 'ecsP.
Of the
PRICE % CENTS.
Al order. ,hould 10 addressed 10
HENRY q. SPAULDiNG,
y Cedar Street, New York.
Or to WEEKS & POTTER. Bo.,on. .o-
Agent. Zoe New England. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
importing Houses.

IL Bo.,op, he ,hink. be can furnish goods ehespe
Than can b. found this side 81 boston,
lie Ia. WATCHES Of American. swi'., Fog.
li,h and French. iluntlng and Opsn Faced. Gold.
Silver and Gilt cases.
spECTACLES, Of all kind., and any qu,niity
81 gs., TO set in old Spectacle bows. to suit all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Subscriber hereby siV'. public Bol,ce that
he has been duly appointed by the lionorable
Judge Of Probate ior the CouaIy of Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of administrator OF the estate
e
WILLIAM J. COOLIDGE. late Of Cation.
IN ,ail Connty deceased, by g'ing hond -'
the Law directs. lie therefore r-Iue.,. all per.
son. VIA arr indebted 10 the estate u ,aid de.
ceased. 10 make Immediate payment, aud those
same 10
Jul, 10, ls6i. SIMON VI. COOLIDGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

COUNTRY DEALERS will do well To call
on h,. and saw. lhrir G.ight from the city.
PEpDLEils will hnl Il ior their ad,sntag. 20
call upon him and stock up. Being 10 connection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Pursuant TO s,ctipu Of the fresains act, the
cor.,aiar. Ihrr,,n aamei az, hereby mott tis,l b.
meet at the laa of Geo'g- ID. Au.tin ~ Di>hei
villsse. oa the .sccad DAY Of ssptsmbsr ns>, {"
ten o'cl.ck, 4. VI cor the puCposr 81 ergAnihng
.sI socicly, aaJ take mss.are. GO ii,, the
couaing f,ll. ISAAC y. sTANLLh'
Canioa, Jul, -, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
ELISHA WINTER. yais

Atrue coPy-asIe.i;
J. =. iionps. R,suio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Yp.ihnt. Mich. Janii, is6i.
Mr.. spalding

su:
No, long since sen, % you or boS ~ csph'
aI,c Pill. fof the cure Of the N~r,oa, lieaiache
and Co.iiycne.,, and received Ihr sams, ani
they had 30 good an eject that va. 'ndaoed 10
send loT more.
PIeas- r,,urn by mail. u rect %
4. II. WHEELER.
Yp.iinti. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
o,ro.D. sat-. coor, Of rro,.,r held 4" Ia

Arre cOp,--a,ie.r. J. :. llorE,. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
oxvonp. ..-A, Court Of rrola,, held a, Pa.

A true eop,-aiie-t; J. =. iiohs'. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Reynold,Ville. franklin Co., Ohio, !
January ., ls6l.

Incbsed fnd twen,, five cents, ior which iend
lot IL " Cephalc Pill." send IN addfe,. Il
Rev. wm. 4. Filler, Rsyn,lt,barg, fuaIln
Co., Ohio,
You, Pm, Sork ~, ehir--cGr, hidKh
almost inHa,iU. Truly ,our.,
wM. &. FILLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

A true cop,-atle.,; J. :. IIons, Register.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
Missouri MinIMggOmpany.
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK..,............, .,.s. So 10000,
rlNulS COMPANY Is FoRaiED FOR THE FUR
il pUse Of advancing the great mining interrstt OF
purely piilanthropc motives in initiating this
terprise. We belevs that the stock cHn be mudo to
paY large dividends. and at tho same time more real
good accomplished aud greater prOgTCss made In de-
Ysinping auI making known the astonishing gminergl
wea III of Missouri, than by the use Of vo timcS tho
amount OF ourcaptH invested in any other businos-
We shalt make tho Office Of Our Company Il com
nete mining bureau Of the mineral TesOnrCes OF tho
State. We hBve power under our charter to Eur.
cliuse aud sell mineral lands wherever located in
4lissuuri. Great Inducements will be CIerei TO cap
itNlists aud mining AdVenturerE, who desire 10 pur.
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
Company. i .g1-se1 sta
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sNe TO sendis statement
Of the tamc, describing kind Of mnerala their
lands number Of Acrr, the Cration. and the low
est cash price they willing To take for said lands
We shall work only such mines a pay lRfgU,y. but
shall Opan and provo nOStOf the Lands scll Ths
books for subscription TO the stock nov optn
corner Vi Locust, over Merchants Rank, entrance
No. 81 Locust street All who feel interest In
business, ami have money, will do we'll TO can sud
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living cut Of Ihr
city secnre Il by enclosing ton prr cent. OF tho
amount wanted to tue President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon. Rs.l NIttthew Butler. Esq.
JOSEPH Iatblon, Esq, II ii. E Lynch, %ss rsi si.'
l. v hosy' Esq Joseph Paynt' Esq
Henry d. Bacon, Il. V. Bogy.-
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, PrsI't.
The above prospectus has up TO ihll date h,tR
published 10 only one OF our leadiuS papers for ten
dnys No extra Efforts 20 E-t stock taken have htan
ma!r; Yet the pnblic 81 wen appreciate the sOHn'
Of the enterprise. thnt two nudrcd Ilbu--
and dollars of the stock has already been taken. We
wHnld briefly state that the shares S2J each, aiI
In full without further liability; transferable by dc.
livery registered only when dividends received.
Any person having moncyto spare. can. by the pur
chase Of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that Will pay largely. and ho.d
stock that isreSdily converted into cash wthOutins
All communications to III" President promptly
answered. o.. sffa1 f=su D mlISO-dSW2n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
HTN A
Insurance Go. OfHartford.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & Surplus, S2,I94,1OO.O2.


The INCOME Of this Company Is DOUBLE that o
amy other Fire Insur Incs Corporation in the
United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

Upwards OF sI3,oOO,OOO
~ Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
in the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

The State OF ThInEs In North West
virginia,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

TOTAL ASSETS, S2la4IOO OF
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Interesting News!
A New Oil We'll Just Discovered!
But n small Amount REQUIRED fur ov.
cry one 10 InkO u Shnre.

But n small Amount Required fur ov.
cry one 10 iahO u share.
Ereyy SO emts INJECTED ,eiii yieid 81 ,sorti
IN ADvAXcDoF TIE NEW nrGU TARIFF.
100 CASES OF SEw sF6 SP6ITg AND SUMNER
have just boon received iic the sis'ribAr is able
to sVl fur less than hall their ori2iIial vs!uc f
n9sides many other goods received. ho will only
mention $50 pieces Of silk Of all tic latest stykv at
least 81 aud PlRiu silkE rs low as SIC per yard
tiilas.
Dress Goods, a large and varied assoTtusn,. Some
Travelling Dress oSdS for only Sc per yard worth
lawns and Lawn Tobs1, plain and iCursl Bereees
and Bsrsgo RokeS.
Double width grey, black and white Bsrnges for
shawls and Dustsrs; t9me worth 81, for cny 50 cts
challos and p~Isinss, Giusharns and Chint.cs,
a largo stock; como ~ dark French ChintIsE fot
l5e rer yard. worth At least Sc sod Light Chntzel
siIANYTs-iOO Grape sbnwls, all enlorp, from to
90 d0llars = pieeei - Twisted Silk shtwlf, new
styles; 100 stella Shawls, sono as low a. 81.
SILK aud Cloth Onsters aud Clclks, At all prices
for LadieE and Misses.
Frcuch Lace Mantles Of all the latest styles
A large stock OF EmbroidsTics aud White tioods.
$40 doE Ladies' Hose, some worth l3c, for "a cts
Parasols, Hoop skirts and corsets, large Atoek
D0MESTlCS.-Fast colored Prints (yVRrrnnted.l
for 10, S aud &c per yard, worth I2I$ 10 aud &c
widths and qualities Irish Linen and Linen Table
Cloths AT lPris-s.
CAgPETS.-75 pieces Of TnSrain, 3 ply and super.
hne Carpets ut all pricss.
A good assortment Of Boys Ready Made Clothing.
aud many other goods, tho mention, all
Of which have bean bought for cash from ImpOs srs,
and Will be sold at sreatly reduced prissg by
ALEX, IIEYMAN,
nn2 l3T Main 81. NlnAliuR VA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Ris accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
fair prsft.
EspsciItIRSHtio1gi girSn 10 EgsurdHeCof DWELLINGS,
dad Contents for terms of one to GUe ysITS.
Tho progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
shine periods eventful in or exempt from
sweeping confagr1tiuns and maritime disaster: Be
Ing long established cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system 9cct uitu'no material particular.
During .hard times the security OF reliable Insu-
rance is imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders to snstain loss being then much lessened.
PoIieiesissued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
y. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
O,Hee over the Rank Of Wheeling.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

CAIEo. Sept. 23.-The pickct- OF the Iowa
eth. at Elliotts Mills Kentucky. eight miles
above Columbus, were approached on sun
dav evening by body ~ rebel cavalry
numbering fifty The Iowa troops fired up
on them bringing down three or four. The
rebels returned the fire without dong any
damage. then fled leaving four horsc~.
Another ,kirnish took place near Hunter.
Missouri. four miles below Norfolk las;
evening. Three of our men and horses are
missing. The enemys los not ascerta,ned.
Reports from below say the rebels AZ Col
umhus arc crossing 10 Bclmat, also tina, they
arc in possession OF Blandinville Kentucky
twelve miles Southeast OF THIS place.
cen BuclSner is stated 10 have taken poo
session Of Owensboro, on the Ohio River.
seventy miles above Paducah
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24
Later from Europe al the
Persia

81. JOINS. Sept 23-The Persia. with
Liverpool dates To the lith. via Queenstown
on the 18th. passed Cape Race 'hi- morning
Her advces are four DAYS later.
Breadstnfis quiet and steady. with the cx.
ccption Of corn, which l. dropping
Provisions dull Consols 9.iss "a 49,.
The Persia reports meeting the Great E.,r
tern putting back 10 Liverpool in damaged
state
The London Times ridicules the passport
system OF the United States and saws IL will
not secure the desired end The only com
plant that England ha- to make in the mat
ter. l. ia regard TO The discourtesy 10 Lom
LYONS in leaving him TO Learn OF the new AZ
Engagement from the newspaper
Movements of nroop- we're making prcnar
atory To their embarkation for Canada
DR. Russell IN another letter to the Lon
don Times CA American Affairs. SAYS that
ten. Mcclellan Is rapidly becoming master
of the situation. and that the movements of
federalis;s by water both on the sea5ospl
and down the Mississippi river must greatly
cmbarrass the South
lt was stated that the city of New York
took fifty five cases Of rifles for the Northeu,
army. but the agonts Of the line denied all
knowledge OF any shipment cou,raband OF
var
III l. confirmed that our Minister al llrus
sels has visited Iarihalli 20 of.cf him a com
mand in the Federal army
The Dewette regrets that it cannot give a
denial Of the acceptance of the Offer hy Car
ibaldi.
The news l. confirmed HAT Spain i 90 en
+ IN the Anglo Franco expedition 20 Mexico
The stock OF Gotten st Liverpool j. cstirna
+ tel at So 600 bales. Of which J2l 800 ar,
American.
Richardson Spence n Co. II. y. a CO.
Wakefield VI. \ Co report provisions gener
" dull. Beef steady. Pork quiet but steady
Bacon still declining and holder pressing
their sticks 90 the market.
Rrcc,ls,nfis quiet but steady.
Illinois Central share ssis 81 - discount
Err. 81 "a p
Wheat quiet but steady.
Corn tending downward.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

FRASKFoRr. Sept 23-The House bill
passed % TO - authorizing the Military
Board TO borrow 81 900 600 ia addition to a
million authorized Nav oath in State Bonds,
payables it ten year,, and establishing tax
of five cents ON the hundred dollars 10 pay
the bonds and interest Said sum to lie sp-
propriated for the defence of tate State.
A bill reorganizes the Military Board ma
kin, it consist Of Peter Dudley Samuel
Gill, George l.. Wool, F. II. TAYLOR and
John b. Temple.
4 resolution was offered and referred to
the Committee oil Federal Relations. asking
Gov Nagofiin whether the invasion of the
State by :. G. Buckner has been made upon
any consultation. advice. or recommends
lion of any persons connected with the tx
ccutisic Department of Tho State govern
ment.
SkSATF.-A a resolution Was adopted that
committee OF two from the Senate and one
from the House be appointed Go inquire by
what authority and under what charges
members of the General Assembly have
been. IS reported. arrested at Harrods-
burg