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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-13
Z 3 HEWITT HOUSE
i 4 Red SULPHUR SPRINGS,
YE,fA MONROE COUNTY, VA.

- 4
YtTAT MONROE COUNTY, VA.
, l''sa celebrated Watering place Is now open for
the reception Of Visitors and their accoLIuoda-
t"h ia lue most cpBfJrtabio manu-r. all arrange
men-a having been made y til that view.
Tor tAt peculiar properties of the water. we
refer 10 the different works On the Virginia
springs, and q Pamphlet by DR.. WIN. BURKE, a
COPY Of which viii BE- mailed 10 order.
The RED SULPHUR Is situated IN a perfectly
sale location ia the mountains 81 miles from Dub
i1 I've" DerL) Depot on the Turnpike Road 10
~4lt, and W h]te sulphur, and Sweet and he'd
sweet SlirSs. with al which places. il viii be in
daily Communication, by regular lines Of four
hof-e coaches. A. DUNLAP,
r. l-tm CAMPBELL.
A. AMELIA SPRINGS, VEKGiNiA,
VIE Is located IS miles soul Invest Of kltu-
.ass.a.5z+9- a.oud, GA the Richmond aud D8nyille
hgdd. al will be opened for visitors on the FIRST
OF JUNE.
regular Omnibus line will connect daily with
the idI~.
The PFopretors viii every effort to give
satisfaction to those who NAV visit this agreeable
resort. Wa will keep the BEST TABLE and oEr
Ban shall be well stocked with the best Ii
QIDk5. We have an abundance Of ICE.
TERMs:
6dGrd Per month !25 90
lEi;Gfen under To- and servants ............ Il 80
hlte Servants two thirds.
Meals sent - rooms viii be charged extra
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GENiSG MACHINE N.EDGkS.
- OF HOME AANUFACTURE,
Sent 70 any part II the Confederate States by
mail. Persons ordering viii name the sizes, en-
closing 10 cents for each Needle. address
J. w. PACKARD,
lie lo--Imt Riehm0nd. Va.
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g=s~s SUMNER 3 t4ASt.k.ul.%
x s.T4i ~
sSzsas:S sa4zas Ia CHREGE Or SCHEDULE
rGI-wgEkLY LIKE To WINDSOR SHADES.

Ssz~s-~.ssfs.... IuE = ls4~A--f l. ~
e iG ATS TO LINfHEt&t Th=-A
SASs a4AAa- sA-@--S@ TldkS 4 WEEE-T aaapAts,
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT Capt TFoa, T. bAaEf.
Boat JAS J. lRBX, Capt. l. AiATO.
best OLIVIA Capt. Il ". UuG.
boat ELLA SCOTT CsEt. J " siAArfes
Boat FAME. CAPT. " a, fAA&NAs-
Boa. ------, Capt. r. ---.. .,
lEass Beats ara all o. "a erst cizea. eonUaN&et
hy careful Captatcs gnt EGh4s, ass 2&Fe Ffpf1 ~
~ a. advertised E5F fre ght Apply -
coy s COX, Asea's
fat. A. sax's she'd. baek street,
nCnp CONgFNrRA3an EXTRACT OF
l JAMAICA GINGER AS 4 CAstke 81 "atrt
asraasas The ataiuach-Rd bow Is more .reqaeattN
ihan arything else thh sTtiela viii De ttand .
70 pr. yestatiyv, - a33ia. a few drops 70 11ut'
j. ". FkANSEk
jsa pgsgslsts IstA street
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n TAY IL MILES FROM STANTON
= HEALING SPRINGS,

a. 4 HLtLsNH tkINtN,
VI.Ta BATH COUNTY, VA.
s1sIE ! This celebrated Watering place Is now
"I=4 40 he reception Of visitors The establish
ed reputation Of the water in the following dis
ga rs is 700 well known 10 need anything more
than q simple notice Of and our being prepared to
receive b0dTders, Viz Dyspepsia Chronic DiAr-
rh"a and pyscnteIy, fh Lma.iSm, kuIai [ed
Pros rate, Bronchial Affections. Aphta, Diseases
II The bladder and kidGeys, Paralysis, 0zreBa,
Loss Df Voice, Female Diseases, Diseases of the
Eyes, and al Nervous Affections &e
TO persons desiring retirement 2 al fine brac-
lag atmosphere. the HEALING SPkINGS offer
peculiar attractions. They are situated : mil as
iTom the Warm and mites from The hot >puuE~,
1Gd y miles from III balo' Depot, OF the Virginia
Central Railroad, from which there Is a daily
mai aci fine line Of Coaches, hick passes on
= the White SU!phur and sweet springs. For
tu;taer particulars, address
i. ~ 49,.
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RICHMOND. Jnpe l';b. 1901
/. cnn HsRRELS REFINED SUGARS.

y = :
RICHMOND. JrGe l'tG, Ittl.
Dnn BARELY REFINED SUGARS.
.btt GRADES
Entra Eo. IA good 4 COFFEE SUGAR,
No. la good
No "a lar extra 4"
No. "a yellow {
700 GBLN, KEfINED SYRUP, a She following
For gallons, parties furnishing barrels
or deaij JOINS al - cts.
For barrel, - cts per gallon.
For 20 barrels and upwards 81! c!s per
gallon.
would call the attention % farmers aud con
SINNERS Of syrup and Nni4ssus generally, 10 the
quality and wei- at Of NV syrup. Il is ct excel
lent quail y, aui weighs more per gallon than
any other X md OK syrup in market.
Also
PORTO RICO SUGAR. IN tiercas.
CUBA SUGAR. in hh.s.;
On hand ud for sale by
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" At WHOLESALE
Just received and tor SaIa. a: the new store one
door east OF the ''apalswood Hotel"
sees ClGAhS
OF different qualities, all OF which will DO sold
low Tor cash. CHARLES bAYNE s Co
2s-llnt -. IL 70
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H2- Old nesail,aa ,asuEance Company.

~ Burning Fluid small lot just received
aud for sale BY JOHN W. OALLlCN.
je II Aputhe,agy.
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T EATn X EOR SALE.

I 1. n q Ii h * - a. = n l. L.
making LEATHER at my Tannery and
have a quantity GA hand. Purchasers VIII adj
dfsss ms AZ Miilvtew, fauuutsr county, Va.
my 2J-ltpE JOHN y. fLGPTUN.
fOIlGE.TkEAsUkl NOTES From and ar
~ ter this date, we will take the Treasury notes
OF the Confederate states, at par, for goods aud,
aiso, in payment Of debts due
le lh-ts KENT, FAME Il co.
OfiCE.--ihs sealh Carolina soldiers can
~ have cir SOUTH GAk0Li& A BANK NOTES
converted into VIRGINIA BANK NOTES at PSF
at The once OF X, IL. MAURY q CO.
~ once nadsr thu st. Charles Hotel.
Ep 26-ts
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=
FoK CASH. The stock g large aud well assorted.
and worthy the attention Of all buy rs.
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|! I IL & 4 MAso~,
Is WEoLEgArH DEALERS IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORs.

We have IN stors ard for sale, BRAN DIES,
WINES, and OLD BYE WHlSKETs, which we
viii sell al reduced prices, and warrant the same
10 cive satisfaction.
sls- Store, south side Cary street, doors below
I4th.
~ All orders promptly attended, to Zap l2-Sm
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Cgoe. Ne. q Nata a., sesdsy 81. Carrie Hats!.
CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S200-0A0
ACIaDGiISD CAPtraJ,,.......... Soo,OoG
, 1861-10-11
esNEHaeAPESk fapagz1IQN.s =,


The Chicago Tines is greatly concerned,
ander tli= head, abo1t other peoples busi-
ness. It's zeal let the public i,,e imposed
upon" is quite a32nnendsaE;e- OF course,
Us the champion il 1li= Matter, its Own
course is ahoye criticism. The enquiry
having btea ct:ened, let Us continue it.
The Tines begun with homemade dis
patches. That 1.as lie first game, and
was wcra out Thcn it published its mail
correspondence as Telegraph, under
altered dates, uatl ta.lt, too. be-
came transparent. There was no re-
course 1oT but to Use the telegraph On its
Owl account, and, tc cover deficiency
That would else be $50 .}21i1g, the Times
Dut its special and gene1al reports under
the same head, loaded betl:, VIII q very
modest credit line where the one left of
and the other began, Gradually the credit
ceased to he given 10 the Associated
Press and only date remained 10 mark
distinction which should pass anuo:iced
(as The Times intended) ly the reader.
Only cne step remained - ca11summate
the robbery, and that step Vas taken
Thursday morning. It's buldncss cha[
1eDgcs admiration To one grain Of q
special WasLin gton d;sratcll Il added ten
OF the regular report, and covered the
whole Under The ali-cnsrcssirs head Of
sour Special Dispatches" Ecro are tue
first five acts" What The SIKH Will be
il Is impossible to tel, but tie old verse
hss il 1ha1 it slall clcsc the drama OF the
day. The Tines gre2ifst wonder, how
ever, was contessedly the last. It caa
afford 10 rest, now, upon its laurels.
, 1861-10-11
Gt)iraao Griib,l1re


The movements Of Gen. Fremont and the
army under linn are forbidden to be tele-
Eraphed. II seems certain, however, that
our ierc.s are beirg concentrated, proba-
lily at Syracuse, and that the expedition
will start from that point, over somewhat
The SAME rou1e as Gen. Lyon took when
lie c1.::ed Jackson and Price. Syracuse is
On III. railroad, fu1ty-one miles beyond
Jetitrs On City, and is The cearest and most
convcnieut paint to Boony:l!c, On the
river. The direction which Gen. Price
took upon leaving Lexington was south
westerly. Of course the great body Of
lis fcrcc has scattered and gone homc,-
N old trick with the honest iarmersn Of
1la' stetltn. nasmuch IS Price has seye-
zal Gays :lc start, aid 1Gs 1etreated main
II from fear Of attack, it may be consid-
crel doubtful If OUT forces are g1atifed with
q battle. The St. Louis Republican has
2ate advices trcm Lexington, that the i'm,
mediate cause OF Prices CONSERVATION was
Tie stc1!ts !,roueh.. 10 lin by a released
prisoner from St. Louis. Previous to thai
PRICE was org-SS;;ZI.t; parties On q grand
scale, :,7 f.1asiEE in Northwestern Mis-
sor1L 1t had tven s4nt 4 ,0W men across
Tie ri,.-. Upon this information, how
Eysr, e ill., Eti5e6!;ean is correctly he
cs.l,I :. his ba-l!t;i, packed up, and left
at 1ne earliest moment.
, 1861-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Gan. Graham, TO-
Gay, in accordance with the requirement Of
Judge Myriek, produced to the court, Jere-
niah Lyon, tie Union volunteer, whom that
officer had detained after his rel sase had been
ordered OF writ Of ha5eas corpus. The lad
volunteered contrary to the consent Of his
parents He TR5 now surrendered to their
custody, Accordingly there were 70 further
rrocted;rgs Oh the attachment for CONTEMPT
ef court againEt Gen. Graham, aud Le VA.
discharged.
The latest report Of surrender in Missouri
IS dEnied 1t the War Department., or the gu
thority OF dispatch from that State.
Especial to the n. Z. Commerciall
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.--Heavy firing Of az
1illery lua n2el going On all the hor1;n1 in
lie direction Of LewiLsviile. There are ru-
mors Of hattie, but nothing Is known posi-
Lively. Our troops held LeTinsvill5 this
1IcIniug, 1ud 2E engagement NTH the rebels
at Vienu.. is not improbable.
Col D6VjlierB, Who has Just arrived from
Richmond, where he has been prisoner, is
10 be sppo;1ted :: Brjga1ic7 Gene.al, anu Capr.
Aytril1, Of the army, a Colonel of Kentucky
cavalry.
last night, crossed the Potomac, and to-d13
occupied Langley's, i've miles from Chain
5:llee. McCsll's aud Smiths headquarters
are nov Ct Lsugley'E. Smiths division occu.
ries tie Tost;iontakan yesterday Ui5 picketi
Fave advanced farther into Virginia, No in.
dica1lol4 Of the ensnly, except some cavalry
Iickets. The mill:a1y authorities believe
there are no rebels in considerable numbers
On the whole line Of our army, Or within sis
miles Of its entire front.
Col. De Villiers formerly Of EIlsEcr.h's
Chicago Zouaves,l was yesterday made 9
Brigadier General, ard will be assigned 10
command under Rosecrans-
Auch excitement was produced today by q
report that Gen. Smiths division Hss engage e
by large rebel force. Rumor caused by artil
1e1y practice.
, 1861-10-11
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1861.

Ra;rs, it is said, went twenty miles that night
On his southern route, md it Is believed Gov:
jackson gyailed himself Of this command as
an escort to get himself out OF danger.
Price and all his forces left on Monday, the
50th nit, but his train Of baggage w7eons,
about ZOO in number, did not ~ get ct be-
fore "Wednesday morning, f Price bad de-
s;gned fight with Fremont he would have
tsken the Georgetown road; but instead Of
this he has gone the road lsaaiEg do#n the
wtstern boundary Of the State and to the
southwest.
1 have given o plain narrative Of f1cts Is
they have traEspiIed here, aud it Price does
not tsEc stand and give battle, all who as2
eegrizant Of his movements will be dissppoia:
Cd. His most Intelligent friends eons:der his
courae complete baekdown, while the more
7@,caIt are sclaced r 1.-THE iaea that h. has
gone to ueet NcCulloch, Who from the most
reliable information is somewhere in
A1kansaF. The forces Of Price wesa vary
large at L:Sirgton, but many Of t7o mea
were cn}r tor the occasion, ana na7e since
gene home. His force Was 5000 or 5000
When he left Lexington; aud ID the fact be
comes certain that his destination is Arka1-
has, Ills force will be decreased.
, 1861-10-11
Gov. Morsan's Appointment Making
Trouble.

The appointment Ct GoY. E. D. Morgan to
be . Majur General has brought upon the Id
ministrati0n an embarrassment which, though
2. riect:y natural and inevitable, SEEMS never
to have been anticipated by the authorities
here Demands are being daily made that
orsd, AID The alternative is presented Of either
making the Governor OF each loyal State
hpjer General, or else Of offending item
a1 BY giving to Governor Morgan an
1Adue P1c-enIneuce. This embarrassment
rs b:ea gradasl:y increased By the in
in assigning the reasons which had actuated
the GoytrpIb eDt 10 make GOV. Morgan one of
the high e. t NIL try authorities known to our
Constitution. Instead Of crediting Gov. Nor
gsn With peculiar fitness for the place, with
6rchgreat experience 2s commander, with
martial spirit, and cspseity as taetician that
demanded his services should be secured to
tsae country, the Journal was content to assign
as reason the necessity for the power Of Il
Mejor Genern1ehip to enable the Governor
to perfect the organization Of the twenty
or thirty regiments ordered from the State
Of New Yozs. or course, tn:s Lat has net
l1een unimproVed by tho contemporaries Of
Gov. Morgan, who all prssert the unsuswera
BILE arau1ntlt that they, too, meat with ob5ta-
cles that nothing but commissions as Major
Generals will enable tEsm to sUrmoant, Every
attempt Of The Government to explain, is met
troops" L is probable that the President will
finally determine nc: to appoint auy more, and
to expect the Senate to request the withdraw.
al Of the nam. Of GOV, Morgan, upon the
ground that the commission conflicts With
The Constitution. 1t is certain that il will
nevtr to 10 make all The Governors Majors
Gere1s1. The cost Of Major General, inclu-
dirg his Sto1, Is about twenty Thousand q
year. 1t is expected that Gov. Morgan will
1o7sgo this perquisitc, although hehaa not yet
int;n atcd Euch purpose; but many Of tas
Goye:Io1e wonld haroly fellow his example
While w1itirg tho foregoing, learn that Gov
sprague, Of Rhode Island, positively declines
both Tie ltnc1a ard the profits Of Major
Genera1sbip. Hanirg had some experience
| he declines to rush il where angels fear tt
| trcad.-IFashiagto4. Cor n. I. Times.
, 1861-10-11

if rem Inc cincinnati L0ml0e1C1a1, lUlU.l
The whereabouts OF General Lee is not &C.
curate;y known, but it is conjectured by some
that hr proposes to enter Eastern Kentucky,
snd that Ills column consists Of 10,00O men.
This is, however, mere conjecture. The lat
est reliable intelligence from Rosecrars is up
to Sunday morning at which timea considers
lie number Vi sick who wera sent to the hos
ri;a}s at GaEipo1is and this city, LEFT his camp.
he tad not had any battle IS reported,
though the troops At Ganley thought they
Heard cannonating on the a6th ult. There was
no expectation Of an attempt to force his
position. This intelligence is entirely re1ia~
ble, aid will relieve apprehensicns that some
have felt as to his safety. The weather in
the Ganiey region is terribly bsd. The rain
falls almost i1ceEsantly. There have not been
lorty eight hours clear weather for some time.
The troops have to endure hardships that tell
unfayurably upon their sanitary condition
Two Iundi ed sick, prog t1ated By fever OF dis
4b1ed by rheumatism, were sent to the hospi-
tails by The Glenwood- The troops Of Rose
crans' column are well clothed, having plenty
Of oyercoats and blankets They stand great
II in reed Of India rubber blankets and Water
proof oyercoats for those who have to stand
guard. It is to be hoped these will at once be
provided. They would gave many yalaable
lives
, 1861-10-11


The Pony Express passed here at noon to-
day, bringing the following intelligence from
the Pacific coast ..
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-ssi1ed On the 18th,
the o. S. eloop-of.War St. Marys, to cruise on
The Southern COST, On the 1st the steamer
gers, and 81, GOO of treasure, Of which over
one million are for New York.
Tie principal shippers Of treasure were
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., s$s1 600: Donahoe, Rol-
stor & Co, .&27, ,00o; PaIott & Co, S1o7.-
e. so SstsE sismen onnFss S. A:op D'Sd1Gs' Co.
s65621; schaller Bros, t57,1oo; Strauss,
s51,sH;; Patzick & Co., sso, 1000; Brunagin
Among The cabin passengers for New York
were Capt Geo. Thorn, Capt. ": Myers, Capt.
Forsyth, al Of the U. 3. army.
The California news Is Of no Importance
since the last Express.
The Le9ielatufe Of Nevada Territory WITS
convened st Carson City yesterday. Governor
Nye sent in bis message to-day, and 1ecom-
mended the adoption Of California mining
| Law for that Territory and speedily getting rid
| Of the Utah statutes which are now the pre-
| yai]irg 1aW. He also recommends d liquor
law sId Sunday Law, closing with Patriotic
generaliiles-
The steamer Cortez brings Oregon dates to
the a7th u1t. The neWs Ia uuimpo1tant. She
l
erument etores-one hundred mules and fifty
five horses for the army. The latter cost $175
| Fer hcad
Sandwich Island dates to the 7th ult., ar
received.
The bark Zero asrivedAt Horolulu from ths
Arctic ocean, bringing the first report from
the vi alirg feet. AS Is usual With the fra,
advices fl m the North, 1t Is very brief anS
unsatisfactory, as good, however, as The frs
report last year. August and September ars
the best months for whaling In that ocean.
il. Dryer, the Amsrican Commissioner
was 80 seriously Ill as to be unable 70 atten'
to business gene rally.
Business appears to be very dull st til
islands, and viii doubtless continue 80 unit
! the arrival Of the whaling fest Ia October IN
November.
The remnants Of small town had been diI
, covered On Ms1den's Island, supposedto hay
ben the stopping place for the buccaneel
three centuries ago
2 The ship Storm King reports severe ga]
) of Cspe Horn. She was compelled to tho
thirty IONS OF freight overheard.
, 1861-10-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune1
CAIRO, October 10, 1851.
Citizens are still leaving Paducah In ansici-
patton Of an attack, and the troops are pre-
pairing for it. People hereahopts, who are
more used to such things, think the alarm
grcundless.
The expedition to Charleston returned to-
day, after t1o days. eneampnent at that place.
At Bertrand, eight miles beyond Charleston,
the Fede,a1s had q brisk skirnish with rebel
scouts. No damsge done. JEFF. Thompson
is reported to be st sikestoHn, with $500
troops, which is more than doubtful
The 18Th Regiment is under marching OF.
DER, destinstion unknown.
All quiet here.
, 1861-10-11

TET AETED TO LEASE Fer q
w term e. 5eaTz, lot pleasantly located on the
North Side and ecuth OF Whlts street R-nt must be
mott IAie. amply TO T. H. SARGENT, DraEsi.t, cor
Eer S;ate Gld Randolph streets Oc11rit
, 1861-10-11
uhv Gen. Price Left Lexington In
ancIt HuErY=Whexe He In Ghlug~

LEXINGTON, Mo-, Oct. THE correspond
cnt OF tt. ST. Louis Republican, writes az fol
lows: The plan Of Gen Price, after he cap
tured Lexington, WAS to remain for time
and operate On the north side Of the river, and
for this purpose on Saturday, the 2Sth of Sep
tenaber, he crossed over the river at Lexing-
ion 1900 mounted men, and this force took
ND their line Of march for the 1ailroad with the
view Of its total destruction, aad then SD
havoc US was to be made Of sll the foot force
in Northwestern Missouri. But late in the
evening, Ale Jones, who had been released g
\ nrisc1er at the st. Loois Arsenal, where he
Ia taken the oath Of allegiance TO
he he United States Government, returned
from St. Louis to Lexington and reported
that the whole country below was alive with
tToope, that Fremont was after Price, aud that
Pfics nigh prepare for > big FIGHT in few
days. Tits served to raise the courage Of
P1cs'e men, aud they said aLet Fremont
cnme: Ne we're ready for him" But when
Zones announced that Fremont had 81, 900 men
and h,s only fear WIS that Price Wonld NOT
make = stand, the latter countermanded his
order for sending. troops to the railroad, Aad
| smesseager Was nnmediately dispatched aftel
those already started. They recrosssd the
liver Sunday evening. That night Price m~ds
lis order for i movement South, and Gen
, 1861-10-11
Alleged Occupation OF Ns1v Orleans
by the National Troops.
Hmm the In1lisYil1f. .10rrnal Oct al

We have heard vague rumors for several
6a.G ts;at New Orleans hRd been occupied by
the Federal troops. Intelligence WAS received
in this city last evening, By way OF Nashville,
Its fountiation in fact One report, in which
We p:,;ce confidence, says that the Federal
forces took possession Of the city on the 5th
inst. without firing gun. 1t is said that the
fleet, cfter the descrtion OF Ship Island BY the
rebels, passed Mississippi City, Biloxi and Pass
Christian, which were eTaCusted, and made IN
easy conquest of the city. It was found that
the incomplete fortiacations at Bay st. Louis
had been abandoned by the rebels, and the
city surrendered on the 5th instant Ia compli-
8uce with the formal demand Of the COM
uander of the Federal forces.
The atose statement Is the substance of q
dispatch eaid to have been published in the
Nashville papers Of the 9Th inst.
, 1861-10-11
Gen, Scott insists OH the Rc1e1ke OF
Ccs- Blair.
IDitpateh to the Chicago Journsll

WASHINGTON, Oct. ID, 1861.
Il il slated that Gen. Scott las nad I'll inter
viea with the President IN regard to the retu-
sal Ct Gen. reucnt 10 release Col. Blair, who,
it Is sxid, is ssl2 confined.
Gen. Scott ina:sts that his order for Col.
B'air's release, whIeh Was unconditional and
pe1emptory, ehall be immediately executed.
Tho Administration has received no reasoR
Hby he Gss net been released.
there il good reason to believe that the dis
patch t1Cm New Orleans Of October 4tn, Civ
lag an account Of works in progress OF crec-
ton there, commanding the entrance to The
,MiseiEeipp1 river, nraer the protection Of the
Ear sreamers FinceDnes a1d Watar Witch,
4tb:ch, WHEN completed, will entirelS blockade
New Orleans, is correct.
A senil f1icj21 statamcn: is published that
the Government Leycr offered TIE Supreme
command OF the army to Garbaldi, but havas
officially offered = commission As Major Gen.
eial, which he declined.
The N4Sy Department has received con6r
nation OF the victory Ct the steamers susque-
hanna sud Monticello, near Ha1eeras.
, 1861-10-11

WANTED-CiIy Railroad Car
~ Tickets, Adares. Post otnca e77G.. E.sa
lZtce. cell ySt
, 1861-10-11

LOUISVILLE, Oct 10.-The city. has been
someWbat excited to-day By rumor6 thst Al
engs gement between Federal and Confederate
troops was progressing at Paducah- These
ru1no1s are traceable to no authentic source,
and are undoubtedly false
1t is also reported that three thousand Con-
fedsrate troops went southwark from Bowling
Green yesterday, supposed to guard the coast.
It is reported that John C. Breckenridge, ex.
Minister Preston and J. B. Hodge we1e at
Bowling Green yesterday.
City quiet. No newspapers or news from
any point South to-day.
, 1861-10-11

1 Diptheria and Croup.-For
MAGNETIC OIETMEkT IS N unfatlins recie1y II
pscc In Arr freely to the Throat and Caest
With Eot tAauel- This OiutEent has been
Lef.re tie public oser twenty years. and coastaaLy
Increasing demand Las es:ab4hed Its reputation
sIpesior Lint,nent in all cases Wtere soothing and
re1a1lng rtmec7 is required particularly In heuua
tan. Nerrali ID, 1LlaInmstioa OF the BoTe1s aad
E!dntys, Spinal Afe cto1s, Sore Eyes, Burns. Pics
Wounds and i, ulses.
See Pamphlet with Agent. and around each bottle.
bolu by all Druggists. Price . Cents.
THROAT AND LUNGs.-At this Eeason OF the year
wher cocEhs ald cola6 are troublesome every family
should have safe and certain remedy athsnd- RAN
SONS HIVE SYRUP AND ToLU Is the very tain.
It Is not enlS ssant for children to take, but Is
certain for Group, Whopping Cough. Bronchitis.
A.thna Coughs, and all affections OF the Ikroat aud
Lungs Sell ty al. Druggists. Price Is cents.
TIE Trade supplied by ,. RANSOA & CO. CP.c.
pr1et1rSj. Eer'y11e. Madison Co1-ty, NJ. ccitzlm