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farmer: all those departments Of trade On
which he relies for articles OF necessity,
and to certain extent Of luxury too, will
find active employment. People are only
too apt to consume in proportion 70 tnen
ability to pay. The merchants and'nanu- :,
facturers therefore who rely ontafme1s ior'
orders need hare no fears that their faae
will be entirely prostrased. ]:
The carrying and commission trade. so
far as wa can see, must also be goou' per-
haps for time even more active anu pros
porous than in ordinary business seasons
Provisions and army stores OF all klnds
must BE- transported to the soldiers i,-!a. and
railways, and ships and steamers will be IN
requisition to do it. -
Every branch of manufactures employed
in furnishing arms, accoutremente, boots
and shoes, clothing, and camp 'equipage
for the army will be exceedingly active and
their trade profitable. The war is God
send to them. Fortunes will be made be-
fore their possessors are aware Of it.
We hope, therefore, our people will not
allow gloomy fears to check the ardor OF
their patriotism. War is a terrible evil
but to sustain The constitution and the
laws Of the country is worth every possible
sacrifice. Should our commerce and man
ufactures all be Frustrated for q quarter OF
century, and lives lost almost without mum
ber to accomplish it, the sacrifice shoule
be made without moments hesitation
The permanence Of our free institutions
must be maintained at every cost. Blu
from the above considerations it is eviden
that,the war will. not PROSTATE western
agricultural and commercial interests
Some Of them it will unquestionably pro
mote. 4 few months will determine al
doubts in regard to these questions, and
hopeful view will not in our judgment b
disappointed.
, 1861-04-26

We get an abundance Of letters from all
pats Of Michigan and Indiana, al filed With
details Of the patriotic movements OF thepeo.
pie, but we find 1t utterly impossible to make
room for them. Such letters ne have from
Hillsdale, Coldwater. Miles, Dowagiac, st, Jo'
seph, and many other places In the former
State, and from Kendallville, Laporte, Mlsha'
waka, Crown Point, etc, from the latter State
They ere all pllke There Is no division Of
sentiment in the Northwest-ana are patriots
all ready, old and young, uaale end fsmale-to
serve their country In the bloody field, In the
hospital, or wherever Providence may COLL
nMv country, tits for thes."
, 1861-04-26

No Use Now.-The Baltimore American
calls upon the people Of Maryland 10 " do
nothing to compromise her position as 4
-Aaker, SHOULD the time eome--as come
it must-when sueh an agency will be requir-
ed" No use now the time for pea ce making
i8 past
, 1861-04-26
The Southern Blockade,

i. We understand that orders have been re-
celyed by Com. Breese which indicate the In
tention Of the government to carry Into effect
immediately the proclamation of President
Lincoln, declaring. . blockade Of the ports Of
the seeded states. For thls purpose" the
proclamation reads, "a competent forca will
Be posted, 10 as to prevent the .entl1nce and
.adt Of vessels from the ports aforesaid"
, 1861-04-26

- The next news the secession papers
will furnish to their readers, will be that JEFF.
Davis is abuut to blockade all the Northern
ports with the dcatipg battery, and to plant
the Confederate hag on the banks Of New
Fouudland,
, 1861-04-26
IOWA.

From all parts Of Iowa volunteers are turn
ing out by hundreds and thousands. Inc
question is not who will 60. but who Will be
permitted to 60. For instance, the little city
Of MUscAT1sE has already sent three compa.
nies Of volunteers aad two more are filling up,
one German artillery company and an other
Minnie Rifle company. Davenport, Kso-
kuek, Burlington, Iowa City, DIS Moines, ce-
dar Rapids, Mount Vernon, Council Biutts'
and in tact about every important town In the
State ia armIng for the copfict+
, 1861-04-26
lFrem tha Citizen. Center7tli4, Md,l


Oh. 81 Who suffer with dtsease.
With anxCl5h and with patn+
Who seek y cure f,r al your Ills.
And s+FE aiss. fn min;
P1of s.or Woud cao give raliez
Before It /. too t2te;
FL, GoRDIA1. viii Your health uaks 1Q4Rd.
= And yLur body kESovA1E
Or. all shouEd offer up 'etr prayers
unt3 IL cir great Creator
Ih'twe have here on -a1th cure.
In Woo g I.ESovATOH.
y ~ln cure HY7PRPsiA, W1AxYEyA, fQxtA
1ti, blesse1 ,Lis e:
It COMES to all tne ) Is Of earth
With nEA1lN0 On Its winS
Il will not thaEM-kts composed
OF thtuks Mnst E-ed IN Nature:
and ailthe word shalt IN W t1e fQed
D~ne b. tall -keroyaEof !"
Then IS Wno suffer w1rh 1!sease
No rnEtr DARE d-1 :;
Take WOOD CoEDIlL ere 3our Lis
ubEatQ se1caeEiux sway.
, 1861-04-26

A fellow named 6tatham is busying himself
with sending dispatches Of the most eentation-
al order to the Nashville papers. We make
the following extract: y! =
LzzcHHueo, April 10. 1s6L--Baliimore tri-
omphed. Massachusetts, Seventh Regiment,
eonmandea by B. r. Butler, Numbering near
aghl hundred, taken prisoners, Upwards Of
Il the seceaslonists swallow such uonsenze;
they an. # possible bigger fools than their
erusade agsanst tee Gorernment shows them
70 b. So. w..
, 1861-04-26

Aao7aEh The Richmond Ehqusrer of the
19th inst, asys 1t now feels justified in stating
that North Carolina Is Ftpe for Immediate ae-
esss!aa. :<:. -.,.
, 1861-04-26

For sale b. the following Dr1zz4ata N Chicago.
REED CO. ]. H. ~ Lska asreet.
sMiTH T. DWIEA o. Lyke .trse.
JUaNsuN, J, Il. ~ St3tu stttHt.
SAE3ESI, Z. II, cor kasaplph and etatr
ALLEN, B. 1bo West Harrison street
AUaAASN j. O, GE.UEat. l4i Kanunrh nt-.n>
B2ONh0LD. HENRY rs Kor1h ClasE stfest
HRYa an, l. b. - NJ 1t Madison strues
BGLK 4 RAY >EL s u,xrk ~ NJ
CLEatMtiNS. l1OS1nAS / . West EaudoInh ttrau<1
DEV- kS, q = Isl Weat Madison street.
LQkENEGt.G. Il. sQ7 West axe treat
kEIEk, z. - Hf1wauEee AVENUE
GALE Bts4TAER3, aE tt.lnuolph ktrest
g HIlS N, @. L. q, Fest Lake street
HEIL MAN, III ARIES ii West Lake treat
HITCHCOCK h. u State street.
HuuEEk- r. 4 H. II. i West RAndf1oh ttrHot -.
J4EAESY, WN- I anal street. -
JERs,NE MIL. ON 3S~rt. Clark street.
MAHLA- FIRE Derrick: s. State It vet
MATIhEL fHllIt, ii Blu. IslaeII1 avenue
hEkE1h1AN. +. ". i. P. ~ Clark strcrr
MUnLEE, ". q. 10 South Wills street
OHAEA. E. l.. II West EauaQlph strcnI
= PAYNE, ] y. Statt %ttett corner MsnyEA
REpL1>H, HENRY = Violet street
ROEMAELD, J. s9 North CLARK street. t
ThAfER, r. W ulcc7 Shtrn N HG1sa
WHtrE BHaBROOk, 10 Heps Madteoo atrees.
WhENsCHE, CHARLES 1aa AitwauAsa areaaa.
", u. HARRIS.
Wholesa1e Agents, At Manufactures pstessi
Q. o.E.FvlLRa 1A x11
, 1861-04-26

BATTLE tERTx, January r, f9a
1, ,tRoF. WooD--pEAR S1R: Allow ne - express to
tan- ny gratitude fur the udcrfu and miraculous
vlsEues OF tdy Resturatse Cordial and Bocd Keapva-
e. treatment hr cslp lp;i attoa diseases. nx
WI "ss indigestion, liver aerangeuent, rhtuHa
20 Eels lem7oyed the oe>t skill at Detroit
with Grly Temporary re 1cf and being 1upstl, copra&
to ne roo{a and 3a1d part Of s tlns to tns I'D,
put a. ed u NY salrgi, 6 ana thousnt u course
lest icou not last Lag but Pro isencs In July last
Z. r9s5 iiss !procnEsu bottle e ~ .rs end
petite *as seon gJcd. aud waaI wn4 bttter I cpGId
soon eat Will! caMt'rt. Ny pain ceased, and fun. 4
50 I ALL Iow strun!, healthy woman, whose famIlY
will With de, ever thaQk tae. ms tsuuta1 uoer
God IN tis great cf2. And allow me to say u m nj
flce1 ktst - all eves The wcrid, suffer Is tonkrr
tFof- Hooa Htsto1aslse Cordial a4d Blood hen9ga-
ter VIII give thee ta6tant reIiaL
Yours faithfully, SUSAN R1sBY
, 1861-04-26
PROF. WOOD AxD HIS TRlUmpH4,

TIE following complimentary nottce Of Prot Wood
rlIten BY F!ut-: Ju..nfe; T.a the well snoXa
author and sulssr Of the :,an'asl.iGs MAP Herald:
Never before III t." annals q the w.r!d's ns.t1y h2A
II. Ee b. en- src wsfu~rui daily per
formed t-ral-h tie 1nsirua, ntaity Prof O. J.
GODS toautL AND ELocp l;ESOyATCH aud these
evlieLees OF t> sSl Is ,uri ii w,EI Iu Philal thro-
lied wbtl
L worll. xtdc reputation. fourded a7on over.van-
y seaf3 ~ p!as3 l. =: cst2cE a:lon lor thy labr
tatned it, The tasto OF all cla IA. honors Of
sc!enc'-tbe cu'ug.s Of the res> IL. a comur-
nifty may o. d=ludrd--lsacAs i::a, triumph for
Eon but the wtul ciTilx2t world c.luot be cce1yed
b. FACTS, and thus It H. taat Eof Woud 111es down
all oppu- lHon.
HIS BLOOD EEyovAToR" is ; ccrtlsa cure for all
dls a.es Of the boot-.n Dyspt p>a Is speci1c-n
1T6ili,y ls no fqual aud tvs:. u G9n=nn In i
faet+. Celav NJ l-nger. 1t caa be had ST. any drug
way, New 1u-k,
, 1861-04-26

From tie Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are or have been troubled With the headxcta
send box tCephahe P1lls) 70 that you may hare
them In c1Be Of IN attack
, 1861-04-26

TraI11H11, Mich, January lIth. 1881.
Nh EFAIpINR,
sIRr-:Not long hnce sept 70 you for hog q Csp.
h4lc Pills for the cure Of fha Nervous Headache 1rd
CostiEeneas aHd received the ta1e and THKY H4D 90
GOOD Az zFTtCT THAT WAS INDUCED 10 sxSp FOB
MORE,
F1ease send By return mail. Direct to
4. E. WHEELER,
Ypsilantl, A1ah.
, 1861-04-26

[Fron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN mose than thousand
cA1ea, with entire 6ucCeRA4
, 1861-04-26

From the Examtner, Forfolk, Val
CsphAic P1lla accomplish the cbjecs for which they
ware made Viz: Cnre Of Headache In Ill its FORMS.
, 1861-04-26

MUsTERIHG OF TIE vouETEERe.
Among, the most exciting incidents Of the
day 8as the enrolment Of those who had vol
unteered for the defence Of the city. These to
the number OF 600 and upwards, after being
divided into companies of about thirty esch,
and after having proper officers assigned them,
were marched 10 the Old City Hall, where
they we're furnished with firearms. The4e
were Of pattern and description, from thenow
obsolete flint lock rifle and musket, to Nin-
Dts'a improved and terrible arm. A number
OF volunteers also came from the country
armed with cannon.
NORTHERN TROOPS At ANsAeo11s-qRrAr Ex.
C1TkMENT.
The New York Seventh Regiment arrived
at Perrymansville on Saturday afternoon, and
having seized the ferry steamer Maryland, and
all the other Suequehanna steamers, crossed
the bay to Annapolis, where they arrived on
Sunday morning. They are sald to be accom-.
panied by a large force Of fPennsylvanians, and
expected to reach Washington from Annapolis
terday that the track on the Annapolis Branch
was being torn up and the further progress Of
the troops impeded.
4 RUMoR-THE VIRGINIA HE1GHTb, Orro.
SITE WAsuNaTox.-Therew were rumo1s from
Washington yesterday to the eject that Col.
Lee, Of Virginia, had taken possession Of the
Heights Of Arlington, opposite the western
l tra atAoA " u HAo4A0StVA1 W4tA ut0lE4 VI VT
| sinia troops, throwing up earthworks and
planting batteries. Some Of the passe1ge11
In the afternoon train repeated the report a.
t such, but Others discredlted it, Or had moi
| heard Of 1t In Washington. Col. Lee reside.
in the vicinity Of Arlington.
| TEE. CENTRIFUGAL. GUN.-The centrifnga!
steam gnR Of Mr. Dickersou, on exhibition II
this city Tor some time past. has been pur
chased By the city, and viii be- used in its de
fence. The gun Is something like a steam fir
engine, and will throw three hundred balls
par minute, It Is the intention Of the author
tiles to plant the gun at the head Of the stree
up which the invading troops attempt tt
march, sud BY signals to clear the streets o
cltlzeas aud sweep the ranks-
TRoePs n WAsH1Naroa-There must b
over eight thousand troops in arms in thh
city, OF all grades, regular, local, aud the vol
u4tesra from other States, including the arm
ed citizens temporarily present on bueines
or pleasure. This Ii most formidable organ
'xation, and will be invincible IS = guard t.
repel any invasion Of Washington.
, 1861-04-26

KX1H0LD2BUE7t Co11tJt Vn1ut{
January 9ta. 1851
HXNEY C. HFA1pEa,
No. e Cedar street, n. 7. .
Dx1H SIR-inc, ,osed ind twenty-nye cents C23) for
which send box of 'CephaIic Pt1a Send to address
Of Rev. Vim. C, Filler. Reynoldsburg, FRANKLIN Cous
II, Ohio.
YOUR PI1Is woKK LIkA uHAax-UuRA aEA1s
ACHE ALNpsy HsrANI1R.
Truly 19qr4 ,
, 1861-04-26

[Fron the Advertiser, Providence r II
This Cephalic Pills said to be 3 remarkably edec
tive remedy for the headache and Of th6Tefy best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
dlteQYsfHd
, 1861-04-26

-tvEnLY, Msss.. Dec. uth 49,.
q. G, SPALDIEa, Ess,
wish for some circul large show ella, to bz.ng
your Cephalfc Fills art cularly btfore ny
tomers. II you have anyt1l. Of the EEc please aend
to me.
One Of my customers who rubjeot to severe Sch
Hesdache, (uBua1ly lasting two dAvz) WAS CURED og
Al ATTACK N GEE AoUR BY YoUE PILLS. which
n b. WILKKA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
ssIsET THE BEST.' y

UPHOLSTERY AND PlPER-HAHGINGS
ystHE subscriber respectfully sOHel cal hon hs ends ana
generally examine h goods Above
Inc. oonsIsling o. The following;
Carpetings.
v.,.t r.pesry Brusses fhree ply Venetian, Dutch, Heap
a.. Hs-.,th 49, Door stair zoda
- Curtain Goods.
Broc.tsi DAmAsk Union DAmAsk TAssel anPA Lass
.nd MAIN urtAns With splendid Assortment Of Vndss Cor
- SOD. ard Pima window SHADES large Assortnent Of
NJ ~ go. styles Win axarSs Of he most approved hnds nov
Floor OII-CIOth,
of. he bes patterns and nom the best quality 70 ne loves
ll.o Table Cloths-a large variety.
Paper-Hangings.
.sndd o. al The latest styles a. fouoEs NeyS
Gaia sn and Plain Papers, % every shade and color with a
No.. Al ne dHrrsnt wood and marble Being practical
vorkan myse having The best vorkmen Employed Al Hok
vn Be warranted % give satisfseion- -.
for Anything In The above hae VII DC PaneoAy ~
''-@'1 ~ wan - ~ ~ y WILLIAM A. WALTERS
Ra-H.r ana shuck Mattresses and Feather Beds hand
kad aAds % order Of The beat materials looi W. AN
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ENGLISH LONG CLIO HS.-supsr and Extra sups
Il Bieached shngS Of our own Importation For sale By th
Niece by KENT, PAINE 4 90
BACON, IA NIL Y, &C. lbs Prime Country Cured
ID Bacon In store and for sale By Az. sTohn 90,
msl0 Cor. 18Th and QarI eh.
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DAILY LINE OF Packets.
TN a00Tp1y1IIr

VyRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH HR>-urrrk
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN,
AND TRIwEEKLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYs, MAKING A DAI.
LY LINE AS FAR As SCoTTsvILLE
Richmond seosvie 50 Richmond Lexington. % 90
Lynchburg.1 90 Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday NJ and and aer the 9Th September the Way
line for scottsve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Bat
urdays and fsr Scose Returning leave scot
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday ~ IL u A. NJ.
See distance fare and time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe that the sco.vle line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday
nesday and Friday, At p nesday and Friday, st p Il
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
eeNo i5s Main lSortheast corner Of llih srsst)
Richuond. Va
CHARTERED CORN MARCH, 1881.
,yTs od and re,be Institution, with ample Capital and con
r-pt hand carefully vested continues lnsae Slaves,
ssuiIdIngH hIsnGse Of every Description ou.e-
ssid RurotFure, AID Family Wearing Apparel, Vesseis,
CsrEoss and rsght, ste lowest current rates. Losses
S,,,gslsd ana paid With al possible despatch.
,,.,.,, rD,r,,s Roht ~ Burton,
-. , wrr,han Frank J. Rarnes,
yohn Il Claiborne, yoha As-I-N
ssS-'-.s- C.-rct Geo y 6sAthnss.
DAWN ouRRIL Pra't
JoHS J. WILSON. TreaI'r. -.
Rogr T. BsooEs, secy oe-.
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ugYTP \ RRIDRTRRy,S PIANO

LI6HTE BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL The attention OF the citizens OF Rich.
w mond, and virginia, to our Piano Fories which q.
have placed with Mr. Ozrusi, that their qualities ~
IN every respect be tested By the ode Of hell
famed Chick erings.
We warrant all Pianos and show high and
testimonials any factory In the country All Of which
be Mr. caruEs Broad Street. Sd door from 9Th
dels-- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
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NOTICE.

Onsn .fer Monday next aIth Inst The - "a
run three times vE Leave Richmond Tor fredecks
burg Mondays Wednesdays and fdays Returning WI save
arrived Richmond Tuesdsys Ihurday
and sa urdASs an,
o'clock p NJ sAML. RUTH, Supt Trans.
once l. r. and p l. r. Company,
Richmond, Nay q, 1861. nyn
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ViHGIrIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
"a 3 u =

ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at Gl5, A. NJ, Tor saun-
ton and all intermediate Way Stations connecting AZ Cor
donsve with the Orange and AleIands Railroad Trains fer
MANASSAS Junction, and intermediate Stations Al Manassas the
trsns connect with The Manassas Railroad for wheeling
Winchester Harpers Ferry and all stations the hanaAs
Road and a. Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg and
all points West and that place And other
day, viz Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, Jsckson
River and Stations West Of Stauntop
Hartman Browns Stages With the Stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
HarmAn Mason and Compsny Stages with the Train
tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro
Springs and Al JAckonb River for the White Sulphur Spring.,
Lswsburg, 10.
RETURNINa
Ts Nall Train leaves Jaoksons River kondays wednss-
days and SridayA at BIS P. NJ. for stsunton.
~ HID. wHITooMI,
General Superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
The Late Railroad Massacre

CINCINNATI, Sept 10 The unfortunate Nine
teenth Illinois Regiment reached this city at two
O'Clock this morning They marched TO the
Fifth street market house, where supper had been
provided for them, and thence to the Little Miami
Railroad depot, where they took the cars for
Camp Dsnnison.
The bodies of their dead were taken to the
Orphan Asylum building, WHERE they will be
placed In collins and made ready for burial.
Many Of the bodies are sadly shgured, but the
great portion seem to have come to their death
from internal bruises received in the crash. At
two O'Clock this afternoon the bodies will be "a ken
to the Spring Grove Cemetery for burial The
remains Of Capt. Howard will be sent to Galena
for interment.
The funeral Of the soldiers killed by the acci-
dent took place today. After the service at the
Asylum by the Chaplain Of the unfortunate regi-
ment, the cefins, twenty eight In number, were
placed In hearses and cars draped In mourning,
and escorted by battalions from the Illinois
Twenty fourth and Nineteenth Regiments the
Home Guards and Rife regiment Of this city, the
procession passed through the principal streets.
The collins are now in vaults subject TO orders
from Indianapolis The wounded are doing
well, and the surgeons now think that all will re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
The National Fast.

ALBANY, Sept Ex-Governor Morgan, in con.
formity with the recommendation Of the Presi.
dent, has issued a proclamation designating the
last Thursday Of September as a day Of public
humiliation, fasting and prayer
HARRISBURG, Sept. 20-Governor Curtin hai
Issued proclamation, In accordance with that Of
the President, ordering that on the 26th of Sep.
TENDER the public offices be closed, and earnestly
recommending to the people 70 suspend their or.
binary avocations on that day and humble them
selves before the Almighty, with earnest prayers
that He will look with mercy on this people.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20-ln the select council
a resolution has been adopted directing the clos
ing of all the city offices and establishments on
the day Of tue national FAST and that the citizens
generally be recommended to close their places
Of business and observe the day
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LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
CONTINUED FIGHTING AT LExINerc

CONTINUED FIGHTING AT LEXINGTON.
JITrrksos CRY, Sept. 2l-From sccounts re-
ceived al headquarters here, Col. Mulligan's force
at Lexington is supposed to be 500 men, with
three 6-pounders, one howitzer and ten mortau.
: The Federal scouts, just In, report that the fsht
was still going on wednesday evening At Lexing-
ton. II s said the rebels have no shall shrapnel,
or canister-nothing but round shot and slugs
Advices by private letter from Lexington to-day,
say that General Price attacked the Federas At 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, with force Of thirty
thousand men. The Federal force 10 estimated a
from three 20 four thousand. The latter fought
them for two hours, when the secessionists drove
them back into their intrenchments. The Irish
regiment then came out and charged them NJ the
point Of the bsvonet, scattering the rebels In all
directions.
Gen Price Intended 10 renew the attach thls
morning with seventeen pieces Of artillery.
No statement Of loss on either side is given
Kansas CITY, Sept. 81 Fifteen hundred men,
under Col Smith, overlook three thousand seces-
sionisis % they were crossing the river at Blue
Mills Landing, on the I7th inst, completely rout-
Ing them, snd killing between $50 and 30, be-
sides taking II prisoner. The Federal loss wa.
50 killed and IS wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
Movements Of Troops, &c, i'm Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20th.-Col. Crittenden's re-
giment, well armed, passed through the city to.
day to the Nashville depot, and proceeded imme-
diately southwark.
Brig. General War arrived here to-day from
Washington, and will forthwith take command
Of Central Kentucky
Gen. Rosserau's forces are In possession Of Mul.
droughs Hill.
Justice Catron, Of the u. 9. Court, Issued to
day wriu Of habeas corpus In the case Of Ex- Gov
Moorehead and Messrs Darrit and Barr, return.
able on Monday.
The bill which passed both Houses of the LIE.
gislature, requesting Gen. Anderson TO call for and
take command Of Kentucky volunteer, was vetoed
by Gov: Magonin, and Immediately passed by q
constitutional vote over the veto