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PicrOAIsL HT-rozS OF rTy WsE -Mr.
O'C0aaen. q; the Catholic Bookstore. has
received No 9 II Leslie's Pictorial History
81 the War Il i rePiete With interest and
bca0,r The bombardmeni Of Forts latte
rss AMI Clark i-variously illustrated There
:, also large number u other illustration
Thi. = the most desirable work no~ being
Published. and ne earnestly recommensfi a 20
al ~ho desire a reliable history 4 he .var
handsomely illustrated Mr. O'Con1@l[ MI
supply al orsier-
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Encouraging News from Kentucky
Federal Forces Increasing-The
Rebels Discouraged-Destit nj
Buckner'- Men--Loyai kentuckianS
Raiiying-BattIe IN Fleming C,un-
ty-Fifty Home Guards Defeat
Three Hundred Rrbei--Eieven
Rebels ktiied-One Hundred aud
Twenty seven Enfield Rifles Cap
tured.
CNegSNArI. Oct. IA special "a the
Cincinnati Commercial from Indian apo.is.
SAYS the news from Kentucky = encour aging
Our force j. constantly increasing. anil the
rebels are becoming discouraged.
Many of Buckncrs men are wisfost Srms
anil shoes and only few are uniformed.
En.isting j. progressing rNIily.
kentuckians are coming mp u the work
manfully
Col Hawkins Kentucky regiment has Oc-
cupcd O~cnsboro. and Judge Williams j.
rapidly filing up regiment IN die J., bh-
trict. formerly a secession 10. bed
The Commercials FlemngsburE. Nv
correspondent saws: A messenger from Hills.
boro bad arrived. stating that company Of
rebels. three hundred strong. under command
OF Capt Hefday. of Nicholas county. were
advancing upon Hill-boro for the purpose o
burning the place and attacking Flemings
burg
Lieut. Saalcr aud Sergeant Dudley were
DISPATCHED with fifty home guards. 10 inter
cepg them. The ensmy Was found two miles
beyond Hillsioro. encamped IN barn
Oar men opened Gre on them. cnusng then
20 fy IA all directions. The engagements
lasted about twenty minaies. in which th'
enemy lost eleven killed and twenty nine
wounded. snd twenty-five prisoners. w
captured one hundred and twenty seven In
field rifles. large number Of sabres. pistols
bowie knives and cavalry accoutrements. -
our los was three killed and two wounded
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ST. Louis. Oct. ll.--At the annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Missouri and IVES
tern Telegraph Company. held in this city
Yesterday. the following named gentlemen
we're elected Directors for the enfuing year;
John III. Lightner Chas NJ Stebbins. Chas.
J. Osborn, j. II. Wade, Arson Stager Chas.
Davenport, aud VIM. Hunter
At a subsequent meeting of the Board OF
Directors, Chas Davenport, of Cincinnati,
was elected President and Isaac X. Elwood.
of Rochester, n. Y. Secretary and Treas
urcr.
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WASHINGTON. Oct ll-csFa. Thomas j.
Wood and Lieut. Colonel Richard W. John
Son. both Of Kentucky. and attached 60 the
United Strtes Cavalry. were to-day appoint
"a Brigadier Generai- OF volunteers and as
signed 20 commands under Gen. sherman in
Kentucky.
Warren q. Thomas has been appointed
surveyor OF customs at Padueah vice Nc
land removed.
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Later from Europe-Arrivnt ef the

NV loRK. Oct 1.-THE steamer Asls.
from Liverpool the 2-th ult. va Queen
town the 18th arrived here this morning with
two DAYS later adviees than already received
All American vessel. ia the Chinese
icrs had -aiirl for the United States. Nth
the exception OF one small rssel. which AS
leit At the earnest request 81 American msr
chamt- and which proceeded suddenly IN
Shanghai. owing t. report that schooner
wa being fitted oct there sor a privateer uu
der the Confederate alg.
Religious sersicr- were celebrated al one
81 tie Pre- -hvterisn Chnrvtes ia Liverpool on
de 18th Mt "a sympathy with the day Of
fastiHg. humiliation and PRAYER la America.
The Pans fatne hsd contradictcd the re-
ported CONVENTION Zoe the immediate inter.
vention OF Engisad. France and Spain with
regard 10 MexicO. The London Post. how
ever. had reiterated The statement and .4ys
that the Fatrie has lost its semi Official char
seter. and that the Convention -ill shortly
be sgned.
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Losr.-On yesterday evening on FoaFta
street. between Poplar street. and the Post
Otsre. part Of bras Instrument. CONSIST
ny II straight shank abous -is inehes
long with German silver mouth piece on T.
Tie hnaer Vii be literally rewarded by
leaving j. Il Crisher's Jewelry store
De- II. -dtf
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Are growing more In favor with the public. lite
now conceded they are he best purgsGse you car
put forth from the world q medicine. The tiro.
viii surely arrive when they will superoede AL other
pnrgatives whsieser. The Ingredients of xhich
they composed can scarcely b. obtained ~ drug
sisis or the makers II other pills. Dr. BTsDdrei
has them grown and prepared without regard 70 the
expense. And this care 20 make popular purgs-
tive Is appreciated the sales Indicate Other
purFative- dragging shicksring existence. And
yet they may have merit. But Rrancrsth'.
Pills sAfe and sarc-safe. because they operate
solely impure hunor- ~ valuable fuid =
;cuched. only cscte ~ ~ori-oui maisrisl, which,
when iakel out q the body, leaves a. stronger
They - pleasant struly effective medicine h.
70 ssy that they will not sometimes give pain would
be true bat the psin they give l. only because they
remove those crude and bad humcrs from IA. biocs
Which are the occasicn 81 disease They open na
lures avenues and this s-sy- he dots plea.
sntiy
Sold by J. Il. CrSssnss. T.rr.-iIAnts. aud by 81
respectable dealers IN medicine. saesld~in
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l he Club met on the above date-S. X
Allen IN the Char AFTER the minutes were
read and adopted. the following motion w.
made ~ II u Scott
That Committee b. appointed To report
a plan for organizing military companies
for this city The following gentlemen: X. W.
Thompson. Jas. Hook anu l.. d. Allan were
unanimously appoiafed. aud that the secre
.sry be requested 70 call a meeting Tor Ia
morrow night. the 18th. TO hear the repor, Of
the Committee appointed.
p. b. O'REILY. Sco'y
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H,rs, HArsl-T III L0weue-aho !,
practical Halter. AMI successor 70 Joseph c.
Yates. corner Of Finh anil Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on asna and Is Misunderstanding to order
the haad-omest .;yle OF Fall AMI Winter
Hst- al prices ranging from tao dollars up
warSl~ itf
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90 -
Card

The andersigncd proposes 70 give instruc
ton 10 limited number Of pupils. IN the
Latin AID Greek languages. Algebra. Geom
etry. 1e with the higher branches of En-
sIish such as NAV be desired
The lessons will commence on Monday
18th October. instant. At the room over
Minshalls clothing Store. Main Street
Terms made known on application to
l. + IEAkE
October :. l-6l.- div
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Josrrs W BRieos. Jr. a son Of the NE
Caps. Joseph " Brgg. OF Sullivan county.
sas hung By parcel OF Indians. in COlora
10 Territory. on the 81 Of last nlonth HIS
offence was the taking Of several nurses
from the Indians. IN retaliation Tor -oms
~hieh he alleged they hsd stolen from him
tie vas very much esteemed by his friends.
and ms los must be sad beressemen 70 his
family. lie il said 70 have me, hi. fate Ike
a hero.-his last words being have lived
Ike man. and will die like a nisn
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DY order Of the Board 81 School Trustees, ! an
I'D authorized 10 receive sealed proposals for the
delivery q sixty cords % good seasoned icech.
gar and hickory IRE wood. four feet long. b d
fvercd Al the -four several School ouses n this cits.
~ the irs; day q November next
Proposals vlll be received AZ the star Srceesy
until Saturday tls- lTh inst The wood Il 20 hs al
SILT vooc, no LINKS will be received.
JOHN RE-NHABD
1<xxe- Hspls Ava. 4, du0u
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLAEKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prepared from a pres~iDfion Of Sir J Clark,
MD .Pkgsioiaz Extraordinary 10 fhe Qs,en
,IR JAMES cLAEKE's

tEit BhA ED EMALf llbLN
Prepared from pres~iDfion Of SIR J Clark
NJ ID. .Pkysiciaz Extraordinary 10 fhe Qseen
This invaluable medicine T. unfsng IA, a.. ours o
all those painful and dAng.rou. disease ~heh thu
female consultation q. subject n mod.rstes all ga
oesse- and removes ell distractions. and sI.sdl
cure msy Do relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
particularly suited. IL oil. IN short ui.s
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price dollar. b-srs n.
msut Stamp Of Crest Britain, 10 prevent eoanls.
felts.
cAUrIoS
7kess Pdls shosld not 10 fdfcn N females diBsn.
ne FzRsI THREE MONTHS or Fragrance.
Thy are sH,e % Jrfn0 ga Msodrrsag>. TAT o, o',
ssAer fsr'e fs>y are saSe-
In all II Nervous aud SPINAL Asec fofls Pate
In the BACK and Limb. Fatigue slight sss-iion
Psips,aton q the Heart, Hy-ierte. snd wails..
the-. Pills vii Hsf-cs when ali other mean
have failed. and although powerful remedy. d.
not contain iron. oAionoi, .nrrnosy Or Anyihir.
hurtfui - he consuts,ion-
Pull direction. IN the panphle, around zach
are. which should be carefully preserved
sole Aren, 81 the United State. and Canada.
JOB MOSES. late l. c. BALDWIN kco.
Rochoster. n. Y.
NB-ti.oe and postage stamps enclosed 10 sry
.ushorrea agent. vii insure hc.,l., containing 90
r.i;s, Nv return mail. sid BY q. Cunningham
snd p " DOnnslly. Tsrre- Haui>. and ell god
Druggist lmy2sd~u
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RiDDIN q RROTHER.S.

RiDDIN Il BROTHERS..
No. ~ Main ~ under the National House.
TARRr HsVrE. INDIANA.
Aswe manufacture cur Eastern work. we
can and viii sell COOS al lower prices than
can 30 bought al any other house in the
Will fid il TO their advantage TO buy Of
us. a. We ,r.H sell at the lowest Eastern prices
No H. Main Street. Tcrrc Hrfte. Ind.
Factory near Saugus Bridge. Lynn. Mass
Custom work anil repairing done to order.
s3d&w3m.
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Fos CHrAT MorNTnS.-Mr. John II Barr
viii leave for Camp Cheat Mountain GA
Tuesday OF Wednesday neKt. lie viii carry
LeffeTs from our citizens to the soldiers Of The
i4sh Regiment II lefs Il Barr Drug store
BY Monday evening
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The advertiser, having been restored 10 health IN
few weeks by very simple reinecy amer having SUI
Tered several years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease. Consunpton-is anxious 10 max,
known to his fellow sufferers the means q cure.
To those who wish 10 Try II. he will send copy o.
the prescription used free Of charged with the diree
tons for preparing and using the same. which they
viii hnd cure fOt Consumption. Asthma. Brosi-
chits. Ae- The only object Of the advertiser l. IN
sending the prescription TO benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceive 10 be invslus
bic. and he hopes every sufferer viii try bis remedy.
as II eosts them nsthins. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing The prescription viii please address
Rsv. KDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sepisd~lw King County. ny.
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hAsalEp-On the 18th Of September 81 j.
by Lambert Day. E-q BsSJAsIS 7 CGocK-
IT 10 EnuT Jaw G,RRssoN. all of Nigo
county.
On the 27th September. 6i By the same
At the Stewart House. HreH McClrlL,Na
70 PErpARiLLA MErcsIS. 81 Illinois.
On the 9th Of October. 81, ~ the same.
JoHS i. WERHss - SARAH r. BrE~rrr. all
of this city.
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Ralph Spague. viii. fron ho~ until the
fresh OYsrsRs Of the best brands. which he
VII seIl bs the can M half can. at The lowest
rates. lie viii also serve them up ln any
style "a ordered. On short notics. ri his ~
loon. one door south fthe Stewart House.
October III. dtf
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SPECIAL To TIN rosr.
\ Government Ste amer Attacked in
the kanawha--The Boat Escaped
Runorrd Aticmpt To Cut of Rose
..runs HunnIles.


GALlorolis. O, Oct. II The steamer
lsulta. Capt Windsor. laden with Govern
meni property. including two hundred and
forty horses. wagons &c. left here this morn
ing. destined for Camp Enysrt. Ksnawha
river When opposite Windiall or at Red
House Shoals. thirty miles above Point Pleas
aut. she was fired into by one hundred cav
airy from the South bank of the river. and
ordered TO land. The Capt. declined doing
80. and by the engines alone. the pilot has
ing been compelled to leave his post, succee-
dsd in turning the boat down stream, and
escaped. reaching here this p m. The balls
passed through the pilot house. engine room
and steam pipe No one injured.
The Government steamer Silver Lake y
supposed "a have been captured Nv the reb
els
Reports are rife of 4 large body of rebels
advancing towards the river 20 cut OF Gen
Rosecrans' supplies
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BtS1rn B,LI-A Ball sili be given at
lise CESTRAL ESoiST Horss, or Thursday
evening. October L.. 1861. for the benefit Of
JoHs KELLka disabled Fireman
Good music in attendance
= Tickets reasonable. TO "san "a, f'sass. -
For ale " the door JOHN kELLEN
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LOUISVILLE. Oct ll-Gen. Anderson lett
for Washington this afternoon.
Eleven rebels we've arrested At Lebanon
Junction and brought here this evening.
There Is no news from below and no
southern papers.
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Recruits for the Forty.
Third Regiment.

Able bodied Young men wanted to ill up
this Regiment. now CHARTERED at Camp Nigo.
Apply soon WM r. MCLEAN,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ DON'T PAIL To REMEMBER
ANTONIO A BROTHERS. BIG SHOW
To DAY.
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Enforcing obedience tn orders-Ex-
citement met BY decisive scti0u-
Rebels al spring6e ld-Ben McCui-
Ioeh's whereabouts-Wha hat Mac eH-
peefs 10 do.

poets Co do.
JEFFERSON CIrf Lieut. Col. T. b. Brown
OF the eth No. Regiment. provost marshal
at Upton, shot private of the 9th Missouri
this morning. The Colonel ordered him to
lay down some boarls he Mas tearing fro I'm
a fence. and upon his refusing 10 do So shot
him. killing him Immediately. The affair
created intense excitement; the % and 9th
Missouri regiments rushed TO erms. demand
Ing that Brown be delivered up 10 them.
A park Of artillery was drawn out in from.
Of the provost marshal's Office. and Brown
vas threatening to fire upon the muiineers
When the train LETT scout had just arriv
Ell here from Springfield. aud reports at heed
quarters that there were only one thousand
at that place He also learned that Ben Nc
Culloch was at Camp Jackson with only one
hundred and fifty men. waiting for reinforce
ments from Arkansas \ large number Of
McCulloch's force who were with him at
Wilson's Greek. we're with Price at Lexing-
ton and the rest are with Hartee. McCul-
loch expects TO join Price at Sac River. which
will be about the 10th inst. and the comb n
cd forces expect 10 march on jefferson City.
This Information il believed 20 he entirely
reliable.
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peuusvlyaulu Election.

PuILApKIPuIA. Oct il.--Re;urns OF the
vete of Chester county show majority OF
1000 against the peace party. not including
vote of 3 900 soldiers
Berks county elects the whole Democrat
ic ticket by over 1000 majority.
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Alnrm ON Hampton Ronds-TWo
Rebei Steamers Attempt 10 Hun

FoRr MoNRor. Oct. lO.-There was an
alarm in the Roads last night. which was the
darkest and stormiest of the season
Two rebel steamers came down doubtless
with the intention to run the blockade. hut
withdrew when they saw that they had been
observed.
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MUSICAL.
AUCTION.

4 Il PUBLIC AUCTION. on
4 N Thursday, October 18th, AZ the residrncs e
the .sbscrbcr opposite the Telegraph Mills Fifth
street one Hors-, one Lscy's Pony, one Cow, or
Farm Wagon and Express Wagon one Carriage and
one Buggy, two Lady saddles large lot Of Souhle
and single Harness, one fine Pisro, with other
Household Furniture Of superior character and
variety Of Other articles too tedious 70 mention
Sale 10 commeace ST g., O'Clock. Terms Cash.
The property may be examined on the morning If
sale. q. McfEE Ir.
CO It'd
Journal copy and send bill to THE Office
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ATSo I2MECu MICS ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
Il II ssosk "a fr-~i-fons 80 0rorerfes. q gasnss
Davis Il Ne. n MECHANICS ROW. and hsrtnr
r,s.le surh stiltiu<ss nec~sssry 80 49,
sr~psred O. f~rui~h The ctsrns q Trrre- ffsutr
AMI >lcfuity every article ~ ~ chs&oe-t
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
To MARKET <oords
Al ga. e~ifvsrea ~ sspr~-. re- - exir.
chsrge
lss~rsi .hsre - puhlsc p.rea-<- : r.ss>stfsIly
ol<st~&
iai3<wu n w.CoS> GO.
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BOAR DING.

THoSE in search o private
il BOARDING Hous~ can be accorrncdstef az he
corpsr q Fourts ard Eagle Streets. Sc AZ
ecti0tr.
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HGE TOn lHE WAR IAN person in
" dehfet ~ the u1d~rsigacd requested 10 call
Immediately and settle a. shall leave In very few
days Afssr witch their scconnts will 10 put into
ssher hsnds fer coiicctoaf. Consult your interest
AMI r,y the nrst rnoIarrf
Sept -. d~-N :. a. SMITH. Dentist.
f'Akk SOTiCE.--os. J. G. Thompson hss placed
i IN NJ lsst, his uvis. AMI accounts Tor rollee-
tlosi. They mnst - settled either ~ psymrut
note once. in ory'sr o. cost. call
gro. q DJN.
s>pi- .. dlw~ No. 80 otlo Street.
NOTICE Persons having bust
4 ' with = woif a Co. will hnd the under
sisned az the Hardware Store Of VIM A. Griswold-
sa3edi~~t = WOLF.
NOTICE g. -honi Il usy c.ncern--the books and
~ papers Of Dr. thPpiagnr. have been put into
ms hafus ior coiieCfioa Tho~e indebted vii please
call and settle
sept ~, dQw y HiCkCoA.
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UNDERTAKING.
ISAAC BALL,
UNDERTAKEN

MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w those In want o. anything In Ms nne. thst he l.
prepared 10 furnish Funerals On short notice.
have now on hand the bet assortrsi q Under
taking Trimmings ever brought 70 TIA city.
Being the oldest Undertake. IN n city. trust
can give better Satisfaction tbaa ever been given
this city.
| can be found 81 my old stand corner a secort
and Cherry Streets where keep hand. constantly,
Nsrshsn's Csskst Csfes-tbe only case nov IA gene
raj use. Wooden coins Of AL kinds. Cloth and
Velvet Covered Cofsn--iD ~osd. everything IN the
Undertaking line will b. promptly siisbaed ~ either
by night OF day.
Hotse. preserved any length Of time desired
Carriages furnished 10 order.
Remember o~rner Of Second and Cherry street,
eh4dvr ISAAC RAIL
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HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP
cCEE 20 MANY DISEASES
A Pr AREN THY DIS SIMILAR

Whenever the mind is taxed more than the bod,
the penalty Is Dyspsps.a, the most ocnveu--, nam
sor legion q complaints. beginning with impaired
digrs,ioa. and genersliy ending IN CONSTITUTION.
and all originating IN a deterioration % the blooe
IRON the Rev. Dr. GRKENLEsFl
CINCINNATI, October II. lsss.
have derived 30 much persoaAi benefit from tie
Peruvian syrup" that DO hesitate &c recon
mend is all that large class n cl1.s where
Iron Is the efficient remedy. To clersymen especi.
ally and persons whose occupations tax hesvii, the
nerVious energies, 10 sufferers from the deblta-
ting effects ~ summer heats. believe this 70 b. an
invaluable remedial agent
y. n. SREENLRAF.
Rector II ST. lanl's Church
Sept =, DIFF
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BOOTS AND SHOES
fHr rtAcF tn HUY BOOTS svD SHOES oHFAP
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Vessels fitting out--Hcavy loss
OF the Rebels at Hatteras Con-
firmed-Hatterast 10 be Strength
encd-Onts " anted-Rebei Coun-
c'imen oPerating.D. and q. Rail
road- Better feeling In Europe
Horses for the war.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL -Representatiyes
Steele of New York. and Dawes of Aassa-
chnsetts. have arrived here. They are mem
bcrs OF the House Committee appointed du-
ring the late session of Congress To inyest-
gate all contracts made by the Government
After transactiug some business at the
War and Treasury Department, they left for
st. Louis this afternoon. One of their fell
lew committee men is awaiting them there
The Government las offered every facil;-
ty for The investigation. and il is known that
the action OF the committee thus far has
been highly beneficial TO the pecuniary in
terests of The country.
While the male population of the State of
New DIRK, between the ages of : and f5.
capable OF bearing arms Is 766 ,344, that of
the State OF Pennsylvania j. $40 900.
Brokers and bankers say that the money
market Is easier now than at any other time
during the war
The Harriet Lane is having put on board
heavy armament of y Founders.
The Pensacola. though drawing Il feet of
water, reached Alexandria without the least
difficulty. and now lies off that CITY
All j. quiet down the Potomac. There
are no indications of life about the rebel
batteries.
Tho Pawnee, Pocahontas, Seminole and
Harriet Lane are now in the hands of the
~orkmen undergoing repairs and changing
srmsments &c.
SPECIAL TO COMMERCIAL.
a dispatch from Gen. Wool TO the War
Department confirms the statement that the
rebels met with heavy loss in the engage
mcnt OF the Monticello off Hstteras Inlet.
Fort Hatteras will be made perfectl, Sc
cure by the immediate dispatch of reinforce
ments
Quartermaster Rucker advertises for l00,-
OVa bushels of oats to De delivered ut Wash
ington -
Those who sympathise with secession in
the Common Council are endeavoring to
procure an order for ~ new charter election.
The purpose is 10 oyerset MAYOR Walack
and put into the office a man o. less approx
ed loyalty.
The Government will have nothing TO do
with the opening of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad TO Cumberland. They will, how
ever. guarantee a military protection 70 the
road.
SPECIAL To tn POST.
Adyces received at the Department Of
State from England. and from France are
highly encouraging.
The tone of public sentiment in these
countries i greatly improved in reference to
the situation Of this country.
All il perfectly quiet At our outposts at
noon to day.
More than I 900 horses are said 10 have
been brought To Washington since the com
mencement OF the campaign. purchased for
the army at IA cost Of $500 900
There is no change in the the position of
Smiths or McCall's Divisions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

co1oxlD MssoNc LopcK % TEEEK HACrK.
-Dame's Lodge No. 4. respectfully invite
the eolosed Ma-ons of Terre Haase to At
tend festival. Z, their Lodge Room, corner
night. the 18th int al I, !. o'clock
q. DAY. W
NJ R.rx $esrefarx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

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Has made - "a poet that u must be bitter.
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We put something ei-s In cur ueliug bettls.''
An leave goa 20 r~vei the mcsf u your tine,