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Another B,,,,irnt nnuocuyrc.

Lou'raic, Ny, Oct. 13-Ycstcriay after
noon, about milS south Of Con. E,-ccrus
ad,slce and miles from the robol cncamp-
ment On Green River, d,achmcnt Of 10 mou
Of tie S9th Indiana Regiment, alta kcd 80
rebels, half cavalry, without lcs., killing i've,
wouuding three, and driving tho whole lorc
bcy ond Bacon Creek.
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AMINO 70 A MAY In Wow e tho eritIca

AEMING 70 \ MAN In vi'w &C tho critical
ceniitior ol Affair, in Missouri and the possibi-
lty of Icyerscs to tie Union forces there, which
would leave Iowa exposed to invasion by the
rcbcl tro"p' Governor Kukwood has ordered
the enrolment and organization into companies
and regiments OG all The able boo od men in the
state. These trO'ps will he required to serve
under state authority alone AMI will not leave
Mo state, but this movement will prepare gOl.
die. for the F,dc'al ormy as clr ctually as m-
mediate enlistment In Iowa the deficiency
seems 10 b' arms not men, and Governor Kirk
wood Iequirc' every man TO report all the arms
in his po rssion ard to drill In them. Ii lost Or
Injured ia the serS ice Of the state they will 10
paid for. 1lo Governor pcciilly cnjoins i'm
mediate ard efficient action throughout the
several counties of the state in forming Il Q
Iowa Reserve lICmc Guard,
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cArsELKss ENcIrEMnNr.

UosLBgtun, Oc'. l3.-lt was stated in yes
torday 3 dispatch that the rebels were seen in
largo force west of Lowinsvile, and under such
cifcum -,anCes as TO induce the belief thit they
medila' ed an attack, anil that accordingly the
various divisions On the Virginia side imme-
,liaJcly placed themselves in proper position 10
meet the enemy should he enbr on hostlities.
Early this A. NJ. new observations were made,
but il could not he discovered that the rebels
had taken any steps To indicate an intention TO
advance upon our troops.
l'p 10 noon tho excitement in this city was
intorsc consequont upon anticipated, as well as
reported actual Losti,iues, but indications which
none could mistake, gradually quieted the
alarm.
One or the balloons uyel for observation pur-
poses broke is uc,tin early this mornings and
{, K au easter!y direction.
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II is said II not n s,rrlo oio Of Wilson's
iuayo' have Iuy tho clio hes they came IA
fUrt Pi,kcus in, ltyiug stolen each other all
round bud that "a Harvey Brown IA, bat ono
suit Oi Cluthos lb Che Gre lac wc.r) nul has
to slorp under BODY guard 10 save them and
further, that Wllson had TO put his cormi ,ion
in the powdo magazine 10 ep tlom from
stonlinr It Pensacola obs rr,r.
"B lly W,on's T. ulv" regiment ia sni to be
compose Of all the Now York thieves L,r'
,yDsI AUiul
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Bots arc offered ho'c that tho ii,s- Of Novem-
hr will sec Johnston ,ioa'Cd, the CumSorland
Gap Ia cur poses ion anl ton ports lost Tor
aver 10 scCus,ion' m. No utc hora oXpr, auy-
thin,, very sstil p' f. m MI. oiri 1ho rob,ls
wont tight Fremont aid he cluno' catch them
The II o-t a. ev csu do " to cut oil dOtIchmonts
ui our men o. IIUh
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NEW YoRW IIosrnAL.-weekly report to
ociotcr iith, 1861. Remaining on Oct. ith,
2S7 admitted to Oct. 1ith, Il dischar.se
cured OF ro'ieveI, 81 died, 10; remaining at
date, 2Ho malc', 2j3 females, %.
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france will need from iiltv to eighty millions
busn,ls 4 foreign wheat. Shu can, and wi! hc,
torlr.a' oN',ut, supplied l,om our On, rl1wing
grara'i.,. Her purchasers ere 'p'oad over our
,ntim wheat region and, at many points, con
tlol the msrkct. 10 th.s Of courso no one OBJ
icris. But i. IL ~ interesting fact that while
our people are fgttn,' tho South t4oy Ne, at
the SINE lime, fee !iug tho world.
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secretary Cameron In Missouri.

81. Lotis, oct. II -Sscr,tary Cam 'rcn and
Adjutant Gem raj Thomas, accompanied by
Major Plumloy and Cspt,in M,Koever Of Con
ora fTemt nt's staff loft for the General head
quarters at Upton at half-past one o'clock ths
afternoon.
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Yesterday during the heavy blow, the ship
John Clark, which put into the Lower Roads
for haIbOr, dragged her anchor and driited
into LYNN Haven bay The rebels, who have
a battery at that point, opened fire upon her
al Il were every moment rendering hor positi, n
one Of extreme danger. The Daylight, howey-
or, was in the vicinity, AMI took position IN
sid, tie ship, and P,vo them a few shells.
A lcnts crew was sent on board and after slip
ping the cattle got tho ship under way, aud
She wo kcd of shore. The ship lost an anchor,
ald was ,ay,l only by the prump, action Of tue
Daylight. PIymSster Dannison is entitled 20
the credit Of getting the vessel under way in
her porilou' position a. she was in less than
three fthoms of water.
NEW YORK ZoUAvFs DRIVEN IN.
Eorhess Monroe, oct II, ria Baltimore, oct.
ia party Of the New York Louaves, who
were sent cut from Newport News this morn
ing to cut fuel, were attacked, probably by a
scouting party of rebels, and driven in with the
loss OF one team.
TWO REBEL. STEAMERS APPEAR.
Two rebel steam tugs appeared at the same
time on James River. The steamer Express
went up short distance on reconnaissance, but
was unable 10 reach the enemy.
FOR HATIERAs.
The steamer S. r. Spaulding sails tonight
with large shipment Of Quartermaster and
Comm issary stores. Bngadisr General Will
lams goes with her, and will assume the chic
command at HStteras Inlet.
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Toronto, C. W., Oct 12.-In the case Of Co
lionel Rankin, arrested here some days ago for
trying TO enlist men for the Union army, the
magistrates have decided 70 bind him over 20
take his trial at the next assizea which Ats
heVe next Wetk,
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HNt. NcIa a'-..' r..r ccr. 81, ,,y-- o.,
Wns present At an ekt rofdiuary Ciolns' n,ot-
ing which was hold in wAshicg On ~ Taurs-
day evening, ard unfclded his plan Of tho cam
| raign, which vss said 10 have met with the
approval Of the Presidont aud his adyilots.
Ienceforth he will have virtual control Of the
rGy Of the Potomac, and the glory or the
shanio Of victory or dcclt will lo his alone. lie
will tako counsel and advise from General SCOTT
and others respecting his movements, hut the
atscluto authority rests with him. II IL said
that orc " his frat measures will be 10 carry
into effect plan lsng recommended by him TO
divide his army into four or mora great divi-
sions, Of from $4,000 to 1000 each according
to tho European plan. Theso divisions, while
they could 10 easily combined into whole,
would mako the army more easily handlci, and
more capable Of those swft cvolutionj which
vastly Increase the effective power Of an army.
Tho General cNccli all around him IN ,.ivi-
ty, so that it can bo truly alid Of him, a, Al
eXardcr the Great said Ct himself to his sol
diors, that in labor he excolloi them all Ils is
in the saddle az an early hour in the morning,
AMI seldom returns to his headquarters TIL ten
ocl ek az night, when ho doyot,s sovo'al hours
to his t,l, ,rHphic corrcsp pJndencc and tho cNar-
indiun ot map' before no rotircs fr brief
sleep.
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t-s mol halo ar Low Try rg - CO.s.l. i,i'iu q
Offices. Several stauptdes o. slaves recently
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A. the question 10 frequently szAsd. vhe \ aRal
NIN5Lowi We viii amply say ,hsa shs u i.<y
vho, for upwards q % YeArs, hss unAringiy d.
~u.ci hsr Nnns and talents - famAis physic,sa
snd nurss, principally among children. shs h-a
~psolAiy ssudisd us oonsdsgtor and vssh Il
nis NUMEROUS Gnns. ~ EssorSly ovglooksd o.
iArslsssy trSa.cJ W ies ,acui'z In BIC many n
sAnoos; and, - rsuli o. ais sfors, and praosoal
an w eizr o'sLuei IN lUS dina EpEi - nurss
amt ptyr.ri.u, ihs rsI opapcuudsd . sosshi.g
syUug 'or ch,drs1 tstIius. u operAis uks n.sis
-<glng fsp, Aae hoAsh, anu II, norssytr, r1rs 70
~ ..e tie bow-H Ll'cvr a.. anps NJ shb artials,
~ wUsIos E Saruuniug world rusG-Yasd -
saeNt1t ci hsr r-o.; chrdr,-, 20 osra.irl- an. W
nd hos her. rpsdsili v lhiS ,hs In ,his stsy.
7asi giAniii1S Of she Sooshiag Syrup srs sAnx
S'l aud u,.d LsIe. ". Ihlas Ms. winslow hAs
tar RI. ised hsr aAsio by lhlI invsuAbls srtiss,
H,d We siuoorSy beisos thouHands of children havs
'N,s saved from early grave By ts ansly -,
tnd "a, ~ ullons 70, uubon vii shaw ~ bsnsaA
= s unit. N calling her bles-ed No noxxw hss
usohs.gst her duty 70 Der u,fieriag has enc, |.
s,r oplnia. until she has given u lhe benset 4
/. as N'NsLowp SOOTHING SYRUP. rv n
a. 4. A.elv--Tu vl-scS.s vif.iO-, kzs Hs-A
80.
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raA~sr-nhrD.--Ta ,1'--c, g L,o r'l Il
Iris5acu from Governor Isi,nd, wors OF Y /
day Transferred to BOdloos Isllnl by the ,iesa.-
or ll lford
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MeInncLoIy Disaster Ia Por,Iapd

On Tuesday, soven gentlemen, viz. John
w. Ford, Rufus Hyde, Oh aries l. Hyde, Sto.
phen Morse, Charles Allen, Charles Buzzcll and
Edmund Gtodhue, were returning from fish
ing excursion down the harbor when a quail
cf wind capsized their boat, and all but ono,
Goodhue, were drowned. He says that when
thev were in ,he water he cautioned the men
10 keen calm and follow him, rs he was making
for the nearest land. Two Of the men selze1
hold Of his coat, when, finding that he should
be taken down with them, he unbuttoned
the garment and they drew 1t OFT him. iHe
reached the shore in about twenty minutes from
the time Of the disaster, in an exhausted cOndi-
tion. As toon as he was able to stand up, he
looked round, but could discover nothing ofany
Of his comps nions. One Of them, he says iol-
lowed hln W within ten fest Vi the shOSS. FouS
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From Fsrtres. Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, oct. II, ria Bd timore, Oct.
-. Tho steamer s. Il. Spaulding returned from
toe recent enC agoment which differs in but few
rc,I,,ts from the account already telegr1phed
iEc Indiana regiment lost their tents, provi-
siors, many ol thor knapsacks, etc Colonel
Brown s'atos / is loss at about so, but none were
killed. The inhabitants along the beach csme
in with the regiment. The lOss OF tue rebels
has legn oycrstaled but II wa, undoub,edl y
l,rCe
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AsIIEs-lOO ID,

Pot...u...b15-4
feArl.....s 90 "a y 70
liELSWAN
An. Yellow. n m92'
EANDIEg-lb
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O The ricu le,,c hrilies 10 ulo.tn tl,,f l3s,
ml two wee unrlsttl,d.
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Boston, Oct. II. The steamer Mohican will
probably leave here on Monday for the southern
coast.
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Poe!dc SpriHgs. OCT. l2.-The Pony Tx
press, going east, paced here at O'Clock this
morning.
Sdn Francisco, Oci !, p. m.-Auived, ship
pteiot ct Meniquc, from BOrdeaux.
Busirtss L nsfally is imp.uyinv
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Gen. Summer has issued his proclamation or
dorn,. the maun,n, of the United State, mil
tSiy pests m the D,partncnt bv volunteer
aid cone, ntrating the tcgular forces AZ CON
Neuioit point, fur their omoirha - fer Pan -
ma. I he hone equipments ui tie Dale, will
he turned OVER tO tie Oregon Nuluu.o,r CIV
slrv.
Lieut. Col. Merchant " III form companies ot
.,,tnt, mrp tich from hi-'c imvut g. garrison
rr,s Churchill Hunnllt Bragg, C.o.l. Gt.
ton, Umpaqus aud Sc,ulon.
~ FN,NrLg I,E rrw YouK
Tie iist ial by jur. under the Sunday Law
to- pace = San Fr'nIiscu on thC b. ana tc.
sul'td IN the convection Ut tho d,iondJut, the
ptop. .,t' of drinking saloon. Il was proved
IN .t the font Cocr- &C ui, snlo u Wor, clos d,
but there was private entrance L,pt opgn, anu
liquor Old during the Sabbath
NEWS FRoM 10. ANGrIua.
los irg, los, at Horny Rood, agent Of
tho san AntuIia ami San Iic,o mal l'.,c
l.r.vei hOis to,n Epf, Nurr" ..-.. =,
thing Wa, quiet At FOfi Yuma Two companies
" lnisn'ry verc thee, uut cr Cw. AudIuws, 4
=. Army. TLor Werc h-iur buy IN sagod ~
making tnlTtrchmcniS fnd preparing fT ATTY
em,Tgcuty. kcii 'orccu ems for Fort Yuma.
consisting d two compiuicl. were within two
dAys' mstcl " their dos'Iru'iur.
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AT1rMrr or A SCuooNER TO EuN ruE
GuAuD-BoAr At ruE NAURows. The schoji-
cr Martha r. Gunsp, Of Wilmington, Del al-
tempted 20 Iun thc gua-j. boat stationed at tho
Nnrows, SATURDAY morning, and was brou,. ut
to by sho' striking her amid,hip,, carrying
away the rail on the opposite side or her. Tho
oNcrsc OiF,rci was that tho captain was drunL,
and below. She was bound to Wilmington cr
Baltimore. After having beon ,ignaed by tho
cutter 10 come 60 two guns wcro fred, of Nhtth
she took no nctico, upon which tho Fort fired q
shot acr So tho -ch,uuoi's bow. Sac tl,cn haul.
ed Lo. y inj, ard stood towards r,rt IIImil o..
son, h'wNor, sho fquhr,d away for SANDY
Hook, uT.n v sch tho I..t glyo La'sllth,r
.lo' Which slu,h hcr lu .a.tl,4 amil,iiai on
tic p,rt sitc, passing through clo-c to her
maiuusst, and cut through tho bulN TX. ca
tho Frho.u, side. Tbs I'D 'hc dosird effect
the s'h,onu returning, H. Il nchofius noi
the cutter
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Meeting Of the Missouri STATE Convention

81. LOuis, Oct. ii The state COnvet tiun
II ct lef6 this morning, and quorum beng
resent prcc, oil a 10 busino.a.
In tho afternoon session Of the Convention,
among a number of resolutions offered and re-
frrred to the various committees, was tho fol.
lowing by Mr. Ilitchco,k'
Rcsoired, That tho Committee on Wavs and
Means he instructed 10 consider the cxp'dioncv
Of ac ion by this Convention tor the purpose Of
COHlscsting the property OF all citizens, rrsi'
den's of persons in tho stl'o who shall, after
the aspiration of reasonable time, bs found
aiding or abettng the rebellion now on foot
within the borlcrs and for the application OF all
property so cont cate t. tir-t to reimburse loyal
citlcns ol the state for losses sustained by them
in ,upJ ort Of tho National and ate Govern
moLts, and, second, the Use Of the state, and
that the committee report by ordinance or 9TH
erwise.
Mr. Howell moved to reject the resolution
at onco, stating Il at he did not wish such
resolution to come before tho committee Of
which Lo was member, even for considera-
| tion.
Tho motion 70 r. joot VS. lost-ayes 22,
noes 2S.
Mr. Howell then resigned his place O. the
committee AID the vacancy va fll-d b. hr.
IrWi in.
81. Louis, oct. llth Ger. CANDLES mos-
sage to the Convention asks fort more simple
and efficient military law than now exists, and
recommends promp, measures 10 provide means
| q carry on The Sate Government and meet
the pre'ent exnaordin1ry emerg encies
The pO"pOnemsnt If the state election, order.
ed by the last session Of the cOnv ention, snd, a.
ia consequence Of Fuch p1 p1nement, his owr
term Of office would con'inuA longer than wa
contemplated, no suggss he appointment N
some person 10 discharge he Executive dutC'
daring the prolonged period thai will cla2-C
before an election can be had.
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AEr,r or N1Lp TmEvEs-SHlRr rRlG
r.,t ~ \ CouRr RooM.-For tevcral days
d., &C. ol'cors King oftho 10Th Wa'd, and LII
al Of tic 9th WGrls have been watchu, ), the
movements Of thpe noted aud dangerous char
a., ~ attached TO a thioHng ifaton ity Of this
city, who were pr0wing about the Broadway
shops evidently vita tho intention To seal.
Saturday evening the officers srrosted the sus-
pCctCd paitos, who are known AS Ma Y Palmer,
(alias JolrsoD,) Charley RUthschilds and Alex.
ScL,iz. The female prisoner who, p'obibly is
IA most expert shuT-lltttr IN the country, was
Toleued from State PIisOn only low W., ks
ago, she having been sentenced fjr five years
lor RAID larceny in 7ieiing SILKS from 'ew,t's,
In IIoldwav. hi, shrowd thict succeeded in
cDhyIrcin. Nj. lie3lc, agent Of the Prison As
sCcia,iCn, thai she was the tool OF a moro dc
tin in: 'hicf ant b, Tcan'ol inlluon'i friends
and the FREQ use Of money succeeded in pro
curing her pardcn from Governor Morgan.
ON sfAIChlnl May 4 NpattnfntS altor ar
rct y. Cllicor King found silks muslinS -cgirs
and "a variety Oi other EOud3, al Of which arc
u. posed 10 have been stOleu. The prisoners
wrrc ,ommtted by Justice Connolly for oXGm'
no ion. A large sum Ci money, by way Oi
bribe, was offer Il 10 tho Ofli33rs making tho
| aucit, it they would allow the promises to tS-
cgpe, but II was Indignantly declined.
MUTINY.-Charles Daton, and six others o.
the crew Of the ship Caroline Nesmith, were ar
le.;ed by Sergeant Holland, If tho Harbor
P lice, and taken 10 tho TOmbs Police Court,
| and there required 10 answer a charge Cf mutiny
and assault With knife preferred by the inst
mate of the ship, whom, according 70 the testi-
| monv, they attacked while tho vessel vas on her
| wny GoSri the harLor late on Friday evening.
| They informed Justice Connolly, by whom they
Erre examined, that they would rather 20 to the
q, than to HsyTe in the Caroline Nosmith, and
Il G Justice who regards their offence as ono re-
curing further Investigation, handed them TO
ier TO the keepers Of the City Prison.
FATAL RAILROAD AcC'DEST.-Cor ner Jack
man held an inquest Saturday, upon the body
| of Cornelius Jackson, a native Of the U. s., 56
| years of age, whose death was occasloned by
injuries received on tho 9th inst. Deceased
1 was sitting upon a bench on tho front platform
l # Third Avenue car, when ono OF the wheels
| Of the car came in contact with some obstruc-
ton, and the sudden Jar caused him to fall upon
the track one Of the wheels passed. over his
left ankle, crushing 1t terribly, and subsequent
I ly causing bis death At Bellevue Hospital. A
Ssydist u accidental death Waa rsadsrsd.
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ptc Sc....gI Wg1r1A 80
DO. : s,du..tt h',0SI 80
Do.lbr.-rf - 'CI!a hl
DO. " cOuI. a. lOntI 80
Slit ku.... ltidi ~
DJ.l lrF,.... 8Aata 90 I
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Washington, oct. l2.-ThO Navy Depart
mont this morning received the following dis
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hcIuie C'e,k, O.,o1.r II, 1851 /
SE--l have thu bouOr 10 submit the follow.
.0u ''toft f. -. 80. Ima',ou
BON. inlotu C. Of q large schooner lying in
,uauti,o Ct Dumirlo- Cuek, and know .nt also
tIa, igrRs ',dnler II tiOrps wcfo co lult,d =
ta,t point, with tho view uf CIo,- ug tho POio-
iuac uNci, as wa- r,p,'tcc 20 me, | G .uo.Nod it
uult my ouy 10 Gcttrug her. With this OBJ
j ci iu Wow, took two launches ami my boat,
and p4llol IN lur Ito yes el at "a III pat two
o'Iob III. uoiu'ng.
We Tull,d up tho crooked ch,unel within
pistol shot Of either shore, until wo Discovered
The .choon,r. Si. Wa close to the shore, in
charge Of u sentry, who hcd AT our approach
a1d slImel tho camp We then i,cl her, but
uu'ortuna'cIy revealing our position To the
cn,my, who commenced rspld fire upon u
fiom both banks until we were bcyold their
range. Her obstruction was complete, without
the loss Of man on our part
This little affair will show the enemy al least
that wo are watching him, and ready to NEST
and destroy his preparations for crossing this
riNor at all times, A. ID. Harrell,
Lieutenant Commanding.
To- Capt. T. T. Craven, Commanding Potomac
FlOula.
ADVANCE OF TIE RFBEIS.
During today the rebels advanced in large
force in tho dnccti,n of Prospect I'LL, driving
IN cur picket5 20 that point The result was
tnat the division Of General Mccall was soon
formed in line OF battle, with orders 90 advance.
II was supp rtod by cavalry anil artillery Sc
v,ral sho were fired 10y tie re.cl battery, but
being cut oi range, TO injury was sustained by
our troops.
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Spc-ru ....... 9s M9'
AlNmsutiue 90. iGkai,S
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rnttVtHl.... roo
sti,tI.... ntti.
Do MNivo..ib " ~ ..
Logw'd,liuu.t, tlldtH tu
10. ~I.pou..li 5aib
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TREASURY Norris IN EXCHANGE FoR THE
LoAs.-Mr. Cisco, on Saturday, had authority
rom the Secretary Of tho Treasury, to receive
two years Treasury Notes in exchange for
Inreo years 7,SO per cont. Treasury NOtsa, irOul
anybody who may present then.
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nOCTOR HENRY ZKLL'8
NERvISE PowDIRL

nOCToR HENRY ZKLL'8
NERvISE PowDIRh
THE GREAT REMEDY
LOVE EOF sTRON DRINK.
~, 49, "ur,r,In 90, rue rorrowlSa AaEsoust
uu HuuAsh,. 90 DIVISION sr, con. MARKEr, NY.
NJ. BrIcrs .2lI Eloum Av NY
Ma. INES. ..Uo FrLroS sr, PEGoKLrs.
ut Mrron 5 .32I BroAD ST., NEwAEK, Nj.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Tneze valuable Powders may be given tunknowl
t,,re d. rinicrl in c, Tee, Tea or Liquor. wArsn9
"a entirely nee from poisonous lngedienis, and
u,tr produce nausea,
WHOLESALE AGAST,.
+. [ WELLS * Co, 1l5 FEASKLrs sT,NKw YoHka
snt 10y mail to any part OF the country receipt q
rrec. oi9a
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The Eighth Wisconsin Resl slmcnt.

MIirdukiC, Oct. l2.-Tho Eighth Wisconsin
regiment, Colonel Murphy, fully armed aud
equipped, left Madison this morning, IN route
fiI ST. Louis, all in good health and spirits.
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,uS.,uId.v uu.uir,. u,ur, W. Rril.4.
Wis. ,,l thc 4 =. Dt.trict 4 tornu, oni q. ari
r, cd his pdyoarr,. ir S.,,.sja. Nj. llrdrc.
W.s iijs' n,stc Il tho schuuu,r tp.,pr. which
.ai'ca from Phil .'ulpait' ,.lg.,t, on tba ~
%, Anil last. TN tnc r,.urr ,..,..,, ,,,1 49,,
,up.,I,s N ,,b.,,rz,, H.. IIN 80 "'..'
t,,,5 Ly tbc nj, ,,,e, s,,,-o,t NV, w., y, L.
100 H. ,ni, X Y 49, - ~
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W .t"' h'U'a ~ t,"'n w ,'..e eI''n'' "' y.
| 4, IVu' Wy Iu Lu"' r'se' ullt t'ty. MT
h't'S ~ 'Ie ,o'l Hi ,ho crew ion5 w nlh'-
| W. W. ny W N"u 'he '"Np'l Hnu WIN =
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the kansas Fanss ~.
ArcarsoN, March %.

ArCHfsoN, March %.
The srecal committee or the Kansas Con
ference I'll the n. e. Church, TO whom was
referred The question Of the drouth and dss-
titution la Kansas, made report, which was
| unanimously adopted. They say:
W. have been careful to gain oil the infor-
nation necessary to the formation OF COR
rect opinion, from ministers representing oil
parts Of the State, and declare,
Firstly, That in October last there we're
not provisions enough in the State, nor
means to purchase them with, to preserve
more than one half tho population from star
walton.
Secondly, Notwithstand ding all tho aid that
has been afforded Us, the most Of our popu-
laton have had but little for their sustsnance
except corn bread, with little meat part
OF the time.
Thirdly, From ell accounts w have 90
doubt that the various statements OF facts IN
regard to our condition, inside BY msssrs.
Pomeroy and Hyatt, have been prompted By
tho purest motives, and arc substantially
correct, and that We tender them our special
thanks.
Fourthly, We have reason to believe that
all counter statements, cmanAting from the
press or other sources, have been 10 ignor-
ancs OF the facts, or through some interested
motives.
Filthy, That in our judgment the donA-
tions OF our friends in the East have ia most
every instance reached their destined OBJ
jeot.
Sixthly, We desire in this formal manner
se express heartfelt thanks -afhfuur
kind donors, and assure them that their com
bined liberality has saved tho lives OF thous.
-
Suffering
Seventhly, II 10 now several months till
harvest, and We have but little in. store, and
We pray our friends not to st'y their hand
till We shall DO able to realize something from
our own resources. Signed BY Messrs.
BROOKS,
MOORE,
TENNY, H..
HAM, oo"'
STUKEMAN,
PAULSON,