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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19
MEDICINAL.
j. b. s Nj T HI

nR. J. b. s M 7 HI
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wood
county that he has permanently located himself in
Bowling Green for the purpose Of practcing Medi-
cine and Surgery. In addition 10 a regular course
Of study, MFR. 5. has made himself acquainted with
the special mode Of distinguishing diseases by an
examination Of the urine OF the patient as practised
by the late DIR. DELANBAUG UGH and for all Chronic
Diseases will say unhesitatingly that by following
Mr.. DIS practise in such cases, he has had better
success than from any other method Of treatmcnt.-
Among the diseases which Dr. >. processes to treat
successfully may be mentioned the following, viz;
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Consumption in it's
early stages, Diseases Of the Spleen, Asthma, Spit
ting Of the Blood, Paptaton Of the heart, Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, Dropsy, Scrofnlous Diseases
Jaundice, Female Complaints, in all their varied
forms, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Fever Sores,
Ulcers, &c. Ifpatients with any Of the above or
kindred Chronic Diseases will send some Of their
urine taken in the morning in clean VIAL Dr. s. can
make satisfactory diagnosis Of the case nearly as
well as il the patient were present. t",r
Nov. is. IRBO--2gtf, H...
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19
,REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES

q REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRlCESl
N or
SINGER q COMPANY'S STANDARD
MACHINES
Well known to be the best for manufacturing pur-
poses:
No. I, Standard Shuttle Machine, formerly
sold at 800 reduced to.... ............ $40
No. e. Standard Shuttle Machine, formerly
sold at 800, reduced to...........,.....'. s75
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19
Schirrus, Cancer Tnmors, Enlargement,
Liberation, Carries and ExTOIiatIon OF
the bones.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

TOW THE WAFIU IVKE
Coughs, Colds, InnucnXN, UOnrsencss,
Group, bronchitis, IncipIcnt Conc
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptivc Patients
i'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Il remedy universally known TO surprss any
other for the cure of threat and lung complaints that It
is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made it
known throughout the civilized nations Of the EARTH
Few the communities families. among them
who hnye not some personal experience Of its elects
some living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle dangerous disorders of the throst and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that il has all the vr
tues that il did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER s, CO., Lowell, Mass.
Icy For sale at Peck & Hamiltons Drug Store,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Octoher, l7th, IS6l-2lyl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19
SEWING MACHINES.
REAT IMPRo vEMEN
N ~
SEWING MACHINES.
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
PATENTED FEBRUARY 18th, 1850.
salesroonl, 5lO Broadway,n ,n......... New York.


Salesroom, $40 Broadway. New York.
Tbi' Macliuc is constructed on on entirely new
principle Of Mechanism, possessing many rare and
valuable improvements, having been examined by
the most profound experts, anil pronounced 10 be
simplicity and perfection combined.
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
l.--Exccssive fatigue to i--Incapacity to sew ev-
The operator. cry description OF
2.-liability 10 get out material
ot order. "a disngrocablc noise
B., Expense trouble, 81 while in operation.
time in repairing. r..r
THE ENrIHE SEWING MAomSE ls ExENPr FROM
ALL rugsE Objections.
II has straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK or shuttle stitch, which will neither
rip nor ravd9 and Is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing ON every description of material,
from leather N the finest Nausook muslin. with
cotton non, silk thread from the coarscst to the
finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
oast possible friction, II runs smooth as glass,
and II is
EMPHATICALLY A NoISELESS MACHINE |
II requires fifty per cent less to drive it than any
of ago work il steadily, without fatigue or in
jury to health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of con.
struction render IL almost impossible to get out of
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company TO
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to call
and examine this unrvallcd michine.
But in moro special manner do we solicit the
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Dress Makers,
Hoop-skrl Manufacturers, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Shirt and Bosom Makers, Shoe binders,
Vest and Pantiloons Makers
syRcligious ani charitable institutions liberal
" dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES. COMPLETE.
No. I, or Family Machine. S45 90, No. 2, Small
sized Manufacturing, $50 90, No. 3, Large sized
Manufacturing, S75 90.
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want agents foral towns in the United States,
where agencies are not already established, to whom
liberal discount will be given, but we make no
consignments. T, j. McARrlIuR a. Co.,
$40 Broadway, New York.
August Goth, 1S6l--17.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19

DRODATE HQTICE.-Notice is hereby given
that Samuel Huffman, Guardian of the heirs
Of George Taylor, late of Wood county, Ohio decd.
has nled his accounts in the probate court Of said
county for final settlement said cause will be for
hearing on the 9th day of December, 1861. s.
ID. w. POE, Probate Judge
November 20th. lseO-e9wSsi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19

AUDITORS OFFICE, co. OHIO
n,.l. nb
rauueddel
h= the
al which ' 's " the eorst
fhese
"a 1.-THE
sssadf
lo be
sva ,ioss ADDISON SMITH. County iudnor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

BAETows rnArAs BOoH-b.saop Elliott, Of Georgia,
writes in note to the sermon published by lin as Re-.
tor of Christ chalOh Savannah, in reference to tie
greet victory Of the 2lSt July;
Since this sermon was written the hady servant Of Col
Bto" has returned ard hsa delivered his family the
Prayer coz which had belorgt 10 ha ia bs and which
although Asite large one, he had carried with bin
throns the campaigu. It vss marked at the Colec,
Tor the Sunday after 90 son. which he was usig whep
sa1mopei 10 the battle field. subjoin the Collect A,
indicative OF the feeling with which he went into lbs
CO.. flict:
~ God, the King Of Glory, who has exalted thin,
Sny son Jesus Christ WI" great triumph unto thy king
but send TO Us thine Holy Ghost TO comfort III
AID exalt into the ss.ae place whittier Saviour
Christ gone BEFORE who iyeth aud regneth with the'
and the Holy Ghost, one God, world without end
Ams,,n .. ..I
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MAIL CGRRiEss.-Canuot cur members Of Congress
have something doue for the mail carriers Ia this State
Many of them poor men, and they have been crry
the mails for SIX and months without receiving
cent OF pay. There is general complaint about the
matter and uuess they receive part Of their pay,
many III discontinue carrying tho mail Forsome time
before the breaking up OF the Uuon The old government
neglected TO pay them and after dissolution they con.
nued 20 do the work for the purpose Of aiding the
Southern government, expecting OF coursc, that they
would receive pay as as the gOyeropent got in
working oyder Some have quit for Ae want OF means
{, inuo, aud pbsss have informed US THAT they
will b. compelled to di cent? ue the service uple
they ;e compensation. They have their hor'ei
to feed riders and dVers to psy aud it is actually
crssary that they should be paid. II orders given
en- TOR tie amounts in the poat along their ines
t would relieve them ior-,he present This 70 ...,t
In Vtieh all interested but es,Sci1y newspaper pub
shers We ask our cosposres In the State to afsist
us in procrrs relief Cor the mail carriers for they are
Ill inteIested.-Chd- o - Dem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

RrRsHlws REeixSsT.-It Is said that when the Second
South Caroliaa Regiment, Col Kersha~ drawn VI,
waiting for orders to make ts entry into the foh at tie
Store Bdge, Brother AeyDarde, its chaplain came
to the front and asked that he might once more pray
with them. To this proposition they responded cheer
fully and the entire regiment bowed before the Lord of
Hosts, While be lsd them in prayer, Offering earnes.
and touching supplcaon for their and protection
The prayer answered aud they had entered
the melee before the fortunes Of the day turned
s. O. Christien Adpoeais.
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the war.

ESGLisH SEGss FJR THE SoUTH-We mentioned some
weeks sgc tina. Edward Daily, Of Charleston, left
gC. Liverpool in the steamer from ebec intending
bus shoes for the Southern army and for the people
.arge gentleman who went over in the same s'eamsr
Informs US that Er. DAILY has contract 10 furnish So
GOO pairs OF shoes for tbe Southern troops 81 rs per
pair and that he has placed il in Eugliud at rates
Which ufure Nam prof. Of abeu: so cents per pair.
OR informant states thai business bcrs Is receiving
Impetus from large orders for dry goods boots and
shoes trunks a., &c, which being given by Sou:h-
err merchants several OF whom in England pur-
chs.iag goods for cash Mr. DAILY buys msn's russell
brorans for IS cents msn Congress boots oak leather
and sewed at 81 laces ConCrcss boots ct 30 cents 10
81 L. and other goods in this line IN proportion. They
ace psiI for by drafts on Fraser, Trenholm Co., OF
Liverpool The prices It will 90 seen, remarkably
low especially for sewed russell brogans, bat the gen
teman from whom We get our information seys be
aG present, ard in ssveralnsances the goods pur
based line OF steamers intsnded 10 run between
Liverpool and Charleston s. c. is nearly ready; the
~ vessel advertised in the Liverpool papers to leave
August 18th 1.-THE time has since been extended we DO
eye TO september l5b) and When orr informant left,
It was actually leading Win hsse goods how they are
to elude the blockade not stated but il is probable
ha: the Scuherners who have been unsparng in their
promises OF direct trade and have depicted its advanta
ges Ebglishmen in glowing coors, expect aid from
thence insure the safe carriage aud delivery of their
purchases Whether these ancpiions well grounded
or not they correspond with the very snguiue eSpecta
tons Of Southern men in other respsc AZ any rate
goods 10 the amount OF million and half Of dollars
have bssa purchased there by Southern merchants for
cash, and portion of them loading in swift sailing
steemers b which means they may perhaps expect
the blockade il tho privilege OF going 10 under
British gus ia denied then.-Nsse York Shoe and
Escihsr Reporter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

HAVANA CIGABs.-Jua resolved by way Of Charles
N TN. u, some very Cue Havana Cigars o, CRAM -
100. M eErrhange block
FAMILY FLOUR, Of raperio- quality for sale in quant
Il uss tcsut, by = - Ii ~ "a Al -. =. -
Ieas-lsl 49, q -, DUNLOP. MoNorRs co.
pIO COVF E.-Bags prime Rio ooa.e, beth white and
IL green, .or sale By
lyeT-lw A. Y. STOKES 4 90.
Nov FIOUR,-l90bb l new r,rr, ja.t 70 hand, for sale
~ n quantities 10 suit. HUNT JAMIE
ij9i Corner Va and Cary streets.
Ct. MARTINS SALT. 5000 Bushels st. nArtins" Salt
III EDMOND, DAVENPORT %.
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
WE ~ouid call he attention Of merchants ys,,cg the n
w city large sud well selected OF hklas ~
MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS WINDOW Glad, DYE M
sTCFiS, PATEST MEDICINES, &C.. &C. 10
oonPS1Ig 10 part o.
Avn, Ginger White,
Ai,ss, Ginger African,
Annslto, Glue,
Arsenic, Gam Arabic,
AssaiehdA, Indigo,
llspcG. Iuk,
Alcohol Kerosene on,
Backing, loyESnd
Blue stone, L-.seec 81.
R-lEls,sae, k2dde,
Blrnirg Fluid, Pepper
Brushes Of al hndsr Rsi Wood,
gar,phne SsL s,dS,
osnpssr, sup. UarS. sOda.
0Ss.or oil, eei5la,i Powders,
Covea, Bpsr,sh Brown,
Coppe-aS Saiccs II al hads,
Cfear Tartar, Venetian Red,
Concentrated L!e, Narnistss,
Epsrm saitS White lead,
Ext L0gzood, windoE c..s', OF various
EuTtc, sHes.
Having stey rehtti With al the odsn improve
carrying The ousines, enabled b give ne nj
dpach al orders enLsosted promising cur inyda
JOHN T. GRAY, Druggist,
rhts No. 49, Esln At, Rchropd Va
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EIELD foRTlPICATIoNs, &c.

Ns< edition Of Cant Du kho Infantry Camp Field
tlnctton' and 0cat Defence with Plates Just Published Price
~ cent.
'Tbh pocket book II size, but crowded With In
uc.on for military Den-inuct.op gathered and condensed
iron the crest buf Of works military scenee
kos OF sheet threhsd asst OUT OF the great stack
finpi eenyensDt a.d rchensve II Is from the Of
capt Rnokhoz ot city, gentleman Who service
ne eontt.t Of Europe and wno accomplished ohcsr
Richmond Di.pcfeA.
Nv RANDOLPH.
New edition o. Hairless Tactics small volumes plts
orS2 IS BY mali ohe. valuable Military Works
hataa g,nQ
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ENCOgEAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
To 80 sn3 es7ooaryH you 5hala d-ilbls Good,
~ r"A5ut payias Tor lbe than te.s aeaa vort
I4E CREhSsAT WOO Egs.6O,fs.AeS
aav3 g. c0a7-'s Ai b. Islt -siAr eid otaef 5cue-
new l.F 1l,rs uaf- N Nlrl hey fci tcr - WI
r. 49, az -t srd hnet Quality. Thry lalt1s-
rr X lb- CASHMERE lu1 CLOTHS % even yasc o7 M
Vrt N.rn5 ar1 N,o scc and solicit ne st.ea7n o. ts
EaAs as s51ta te glodi An sso rave sen ~ Ashf
ULQk y na114ctsrei a. nEs. expressly g. ne NTla Sf.sy
st - os0r5ua-s a' g i sgo n 1oi rl2'r,cr n salS
0C. thy sad J-.1 f5ias hee7iJre sod Qutc - heap
n yrialg gate md cen,rl Asru-igsai so,.st a. mex
Pr 9. h .hacy N Uetoser las .uaEdel 90 rs C'rp1y
80 gsis i5r t5-F sSte5a % Nc1Lrs GcoDd, vaea 30
ssds -1.as - As. M shasE p.snEe.s. a.
pa ,as1s nay ry svy rs or l'ool3 r-li e-lf~
s-ul se.se wlat 4 sssn1, and gct'r l, --ct7loo
rt C5rY5cy isia5sl 70 Hsys ,scdy In tr uoot ls'
LLTis D cSgasHA77, rgs-iisal
Gy7r r Nrrcrul
N.ilssrcs e95Dni, rs-os,Oy.
Z ~ N1E-kIrl. ( --
b. T. u4Euoos J
A. A- Or TIE sale o. h- Goods Manufactured By re C-ec-
IA. Coapsl q Re,lri "a, " rave O. hsHd
- 9sC yar1s % t-e plan ast tncy sage md pog1'e
nm Car5-.e lni Clci, hsIC1 EtCt dre BauSrti Aed
Az ssssls els emf 'a-yriHr ~ thr st- ~ 4v
"a Der a % ss.n oF-r tc trade e. fair prccs uEf
Al "a .ss We eEsc Sgae -e--- So. e c1rpre M re-
CIV s1SegL s=pso-t caLNlAA" 81, As-9-5
"A
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YoLUMe Sc
RTCHMOND WHIG.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DE IRIS 70 can asc1s,a 70 NJ g-,ovl Ne. Ia ssla
- l;rss - os sozusd1as bg Is So 80 -ias,oee, i'd
tol,a - ssH
sspOfzwCoD RorEI,"
eSeus 81 aad Oh s-s. vhsso P-rp.rsas0 szhs as
q stoC O.
MILLINERY GOODS
ai iyaAss Millinery Articles ,hss heretofore oonsng q
bl ~ and Velvet 3onnsts, Donag szae Aebcn rreaA
tld An Overs ST.il Sreza h-si Hrccscs, Dre Car,
Ice O. and Bs-e Crlps Na-a c0aEs sad Sleeves IL
atA' Has and C.catl ard ras a. n 81 si5ioa
tieoan cn 9Th las g0Dsfsi . cry beares VIA. arsi.s-
tire -icr Cc1k, ani Ganss gfau nri 10 ire sas fash
sAAe yis- reasonable pss IN --dsrs @ resolve pron7i
Aslsps lAi .islt.5a. ~. = tAG1on,
sci 81 h.E 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

yIIsE TROOPRR,s NTsNUAL, by Col J. Jpe!us D.
v rapidly raining through the PceSs, All WI! BE
ready in few days. Just puh.shsd,
BE2VY SREEELEEs Z ,-Ins;Tuctons for heavy Artl
lew prepared b. Board OF oJsr for She use OF TIE Array
Of The U s. reprinted under the supervision OF COLI Ripley and
Aler sauss-n, Of Charleston, g c. L. hok1s
spes B-oFaeusr and Publisher, 81 &s;a st
JlAuIlY FLoJE.-So Bsi,. sEPsrlor Family TogS, jun
II 70 hard HUNT JAMIE,
Va aud Carr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

T1DHOND, DAVENPORT * Co., OSTER roR
~ sAls lEntnr,
coIs Sicily MsderA Hiasr.
Hsn1s5sey Rrsgiy "a = pipes sad :, saiA,
v.ntsys 1875 "a son4, -
Flyes5 He'1lek nue.
ca Loaf s-g1Tl,
Gss5Ovdsr lnt tlseh Tsas,
lave Co5sa.
London Eas.crd,
Porto EicO SasAT and kolAAIea
ALSO
jamaica Rum, yes- "a Bed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,
At 102 M ain Street.
* 7 N q DC Z "A M d q u Fl =.

lOO Brss and silver plated spur
Military oapes
Enaneled sioih best quality
. slyee Psted and Wood srrups
Blue Cloths, ne iuH 10 aae quanty
Patent skrlng and d ash heather
ktage Halaes and Chains
Gold Lace and Prall
J. Military sutto.s
b Course Thread for Sewing Machines
And Military Aecoatrenehs Of all binds.
wANTEp-Two Saddle hsnds. and MAJ and Lady 10 use
esS1sg Machines, w whom will pay liberal e2l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
NEyg MILITARY XyOR

W. RANDOLPH viii pubkh 10 ten days
~ Insructons for ocers sad Non.co nmssoned onoers OF
0upo: duty, by lieut. Dol Won Arcnsch,dt frri
Busssrs K,gs German Legion With ahdsmsnt Of then BY
Eep Dol the Hos. Ponsonby 18th t DrAgoons 1t win be
mailed postpaid for Zoe JslB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

-. rssy ana are zov sesray hs Merchants @, vlrgin.
sh roas ans Tsnlecsse prices sait ne ur-l,
S'si k of sag ald Summer Goos which To- variety snd
ae lrot = erc-,d Bayern su 10 sell 70 give EAU be
WHIT FE'srgrS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

OOLLOCn,s Kennedy ToR DYSPEPSIA AND GIRO
Mo rNR AsHIhs remedy confidently offered 70 the pub
Nc undsr belief thai powers In the above
npsor 10 sny medicine which has hitherto been brought 70 the
potcs Of he community T vsusble medicine has ben In
ior about rteen years. aad hss restored 70 hosh hupared
IA soid by Up. DUvAL,
anil oornH hkp end lob TFts4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
1851. sP"''e TRADE 1851.
EELETT a WEEsIGEse,

MsyylCTURERS AID WHOLESALE B3ALERS ~
HIS tS, Caps and Straw Goods,
No To- MA sruEEl, torp-,rrz EHruASsz sASEJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

EJAn imperial decree dated February 18TH
1851, authorized the importation of foreign cloths
free Of duty on condition Of their being re-ex-
ported after having been printed at French mills
Since that date, about $500 OCO Of printing cloths
have been imported into France, a considerable
portion Of them from England, and the printing
Of them has nearly doubled their value.
IL Upwards of thousand hands are employed
at the TROY Arsenal and the greatest activity pre-
walls In all the departments. As many as three
hundred and forty thousand ball cartridges were
lately made in one day, to complete an urgent
order from the War Department. The average 10
two hundred and fifty per diem.
u MIR. James Sprague, at Machiasport, Me ,
recently killed young OK four years old which
had been ailing for about nine weeks a thoroug h
examination was made Of the intestines &c
which resulted In finding a common sized
" brown-thread" needle lodged In his heart
IL The carriage house Of ex President Buch-
anan, at Wbeatland, Pa , was broken omen last
week and a valuable set Of double harness pur-
chased shortly after his Inauguration at cost of
$500 stolen.
IL BY request Of the Governor Of Alabama
the banks Of that State have suspended specie paw
ments, and taken on deposit, and in payment of
debts due them, Confederats notes at par
III The cash value Of male slaves In Charles
ton, ,. G, at present, shown by recent auction
sale, is s3l5; female 500.
III Oft the thirty -eg bit locomotives on the Nash.
Vile and Louisville railroad, the rebels have
seized thirteen.
IL The International Hotel at Niagara was
closed Tor the season on Tuesday. The Cataract
Will remain open short time longer.
D-If poor mans wife breeds too fast in
these times, she may breed famine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Inc movements
through the city for the past few days indicate
nothing more than the usual activity of troops on
their way to the Capital Since the passage
through Of Col Wilson'S Massachusetts Infantry,
through command of the Boston Light Artillery,
Col Pollock. 100 strong, with battery In complete
order; the Forty frh New York Infantry, 935
muskets, under tn command oil Col Strauberger
a detachment Of 200 Of the Second Pennsylva nj
Regiment, Col Campbell; a detachment of 200
infantry Of the Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment, Col.
Graham, the latter route for Harper's Ferry.
bering ,0lO muskets, commanded by Col Cos
nell, and several parks Of heavy artillery. The
shipment Of army stores continues to such an ex.
tent as TO require the utmost ton facli
ties Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Ii 10
evident that the utmost care and judgment are
exercised In their selection, packing and forward
Ing for the special use Of the army of the Po;o-
mac BAIT. American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14
-Four Days Later from Europe

The steamship Glasgow, which sailed from
Liverpool on Wednesday, Oct. I'd, via Queens
town Thursday, the ID, passed Cape Race on the
1lth instant, en- route to New York.
The London Times, in an article expatiating on
the recent proclamation Of Major General FIRE.
mont, bays this, document Is not 10 be wondered
az, and the adoption or the abolition doctrine
may, IL the strife goes on be successfully urged
upon the United States government, but fears the
result Of such measure would not be satisfactory.
London company IL being formed for cotton
cultivation at Queensland with Coolie labor.
submarine talegraphic cable has been success
fully laid from Malta TO Alexandria
he Paris Constitutional asserts that the nego-
tiations relative to the intervention in Mexico
have approached no definite result. No conven-
tion whatever has as yet been drawn up.
The st. Petersburg Bee predicts the early re-
cognition by France Of the Southern Consederacy.
The Anglo French Commercial treaty went into
operation on the LIST instant. An important decree
opens the principal French ports for the importa-
tion OF cotton and wooden yarns from England
and Belgium
The Bank Of France has further advanced the
rate Of discount from 81 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

IL The sword ordered by the authorities Of
Philadelphia for Major General Mcclellan is COM
pleted and will be presented in few days The
scabbard is Of solid silver heavily gill; and orna
mented with representations of Justice and the
Pennsylvania coat Of arms; the blade Is highly
polished and etched with taste and the bit is set
with pearls and diamonds, and surmounted with
an eagle In the attitude Of selling a rattlesnake.
General McClelans initials are carved In relief on
the guard. The whole is enclosed In handsome
morocco case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14
Spirit Of the Morning Press,

The IriciiE'ncer treats upon the misapprehen-
.'"ns which have arisen in Europe with regard
n the alleged interview between Garibald. and a
messenger of the United states Government
The RsPs6Iiean. In an article upon the National
fnfsnisssesr's editorial Of Friday, charges tha,
PIPER with having exerted itself to the utmost
extent Of its innueuce t,ishough unwittingly) to
plunge the country .ato Its present condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

IL The Toronto Globe, Of the 9TH inst allu-
ding to the arrest Of Col Rankin on a charge of
violating the enlistment act, says: ain copying
the information our reporter at once recognized
the handwriting Of MIR. George Sheppard, who
has been acting as editor Of the Leader for the
past two months, and was before that " southern
sympathiser' in Washington and Richmond ~
This incident reveals the dninIHS under which
this unfrendly arrest was made