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sxIsA ARTIFICIAL TEETH,-.THs
x3E3zsSS2 CGENRI SrrIf, 4 Nm 1.rII ~ . 20. :

&kxSEsA ARTIFICIAL TEETH. -THs
ha%A CEE0PLASTIC AND VULCAEITE
WIYYYV9 PROCESS W. JONES. nEx.
TIsT, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied of It's
sbsoiate superiority over all other methods ean
with condolences commend IL TO those desiring full
81 partial sets Ct teeth, and especially such may
&c dissatisfied with those they are now nsing-
The perfect adaptation OF the plate to the mouth
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
insert one or more teeth soifo1Et dzps This me.
thod having been adopted by those standing high.
est In the profession. North and south tesiiIne
nisis VIII be given sad specimens exhibited te
those wishing TO see them. Sets of Teeth, OF gold
or any other plate, will, OF eonrse, be made for
moss prsIsrnng them. Filling. Cleansing, NJ
roughly performed. Teeth sz.rsstsd By ELE0
TRIClTT, tostaeso pdia.
sH 0Eee Main street. opposite CerinthtSs
HHn da I--tv
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Esx Old Dominion Insurance Company.
ozs, No. ~ Mats e., anGe- ST. Charles Ho,el.
CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
AUTHORIZED CAPEfkL........... S00.o00
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON FAVOR.
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/. K Ii y e q Ma Or,
a. WEoLEsALE DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

We have In store aDd for sale. BgANDIRS
VI ~, ard OLD Rye WHISEEYS, which va
VIII sell ~ reduced prices, and warrant the sans
20 give satisfaction
sts Store, south side Cary street, doors below
st1 All orders rromptly attended 70 Zap i2-sn
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GUNNER CLOTHING
~ Ar VERY Low PRICES.
DARRACoTT, HARRIS d co.
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Zane, Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonzde SUITS.
Fancy silk VESTS.
Fancy hasssiiies VESTS.
bite Linen COATS.
Blay aud Spanish Linen COATS
Linea and Marseilles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles
sHIRTS and COLLARS.
unde- sHI RTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HDKFs., STOCKS GLOVES
sUsPEN DERs and SOCKS, -
which they are selling very low for cash
DAkRACoTT, HARRIS l. CO..
Ja ITS liz Main street.
GkEClAN PAlNTING.-A very large and
choice collection Of Mszzotint Engravings and
Ltthographs, suitable for that Art, jast we'd
" steamers JaInsstown aud Yorktown. A call
a. my store ID respectfully solicited.
apA ATH IYRR0cE
DROWN NUsTA KD-lpo cases for sale by :
- Je1 /. 4 q. y. DAVENPORT.
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| rsmatn yours In gratitude,

"No. $50 West Baltimore street's
rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro-
iula, Eyss, fAin IN tho Side, Back, t<c are cured
By il. -
FEMALES AID CHILDREN This TiNCTURg
Will be found great medicine for ali their dis-
Ca III and gst Pamp let's, and read many Of ths
most powerful possible certificates Of cures OF shs
above diseases Of our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co Richmond :.
by De. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all ths Drug.
giats in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
ssepeTs everywhere. IL per bottle; six bottles,
90 ap Id .rwts
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
IFE, Observation-Disclosures.

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
I iFE, FIRE AND MARIwEINsURANC
RICHMOND TIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, 10. lss MAIN m 2. CORNER OF llrn) ST..
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered asa March 1897
Thts old and reliable Institution, with annie
capital, and contingent fund carefully In vested
s9PtiEqeS to insure SLAVES BUILDINGs, MER
0HANDIZE, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
EURN Re and Family WEARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CARGoES and PREIGHT, at the loves
current rates.
losaos adjusted and paid with all possible dis.
patch. UIgEoTcER:
David Carrie, Robert NJ Burton.
g. T. Workman. francis J. Earpes
Iohn H. claiborne, John I. Sublett
John J. Wilson, Thcs. A. Rust
Alex 0AfrCtt, Geo. Y Gwsthmsy,
Peter G, Warrick.
DAVID CURRiG, President,
5cEE J. WILCOX. Treasurer
X T. BROOKE, Secretary. de 9T--Iy
las. B. 1lACMUH 30, Agent MANHATTAN
e. LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANT, of New York.
phce at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ IL.
EGIFND. on llth street, nearly opposite Goddin's
Hail, where applications viii bs received
&u I$-ly
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GROCERIES. 20.

Z HALF PIPES, rs aUARTERs AND rs
- EijHTHs OF Hen nessey, Otard, Dnpuy Co ;,
and Pinet, CastIllon Co.'s BRANDY.
so baskets CHAMPAGNE, choice brands.
100 cases old BRANDY, q doz. each.)
10 g Cocktail BiTTERS.
100 barrels various gradesl Old Rye and Bour-
bon WHISKEY. For sale by
ROBERT HOUGH CO.,
je5-etN Ia Pearl street.
AK D-3v0 barrels prime Leaf;
IL TIN-3oo boxes assorted
BACON-5o hhds. Sides, Shoulders and Hams;
ToNGUES-In half barrels;
lEoN-A large and complete assortment OF
swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
Nail Rod
sTEEI--Naylor's assorted sizes;
For sale By
HARVEY, ARMISTEAD & WILLIAMS,
my 1s-Sm Tobacco EXCHANGE Buildinz
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VIRGINIA HOT Ell,
Afp 4 II a. IT n-y

VIRGINIA
The yIEGINIA HOTEL, so extensively known
20 the travelling public rs of the very best 10.
ws. H. FHos p PEYToS, Who viii ds SS5s
their whole attention the purpose of increasing
il possible, the high reputation which it at pres
ent sustaius, and will leave no exertion nem.
piSygd 10 rS6der their s9ests satisfied and COM
hshment enable the proprietors 10 accommodate a
mueh larger number of guests than formerly
has been recently REFITTgD and PAINTED,
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
Mr.. WIZ d. GILKES0N, sr.' an an eGperisncsd
landlord, and formerly OF the Taylor Hotel, Win
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel -
Capable and faithful servants are also provided
to ensure the comfort Of guests The fable will
Sont' hne as heretofore to equal that Of any hotel
Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA.
bbac, under the management of BfERS i Co.
well known for their experience and efficiency In
THIS department Horses will be taken on livery,
TO guests ON reasonable terms.
the ProPrietors are well prepared TO scconmo-
date families who wish to spend the summer
months IN TINS healthy portion OF the State.
This Hotel is well furnished, and contains as
good and comfortable bedding as any house ID the
State.
Ia this Hotel there are two of Fielding's new
ana sgG9iient marble he9ded and patent eush
BATHING Rooms have Just been neatly dtfsd nD'
neetsd with this Hotel viii devote his is W 1Gh a.
10 thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask eontin-
u2nea OF the same.
Rms MMa II : PpEhrYTTo9N, lProprietor..
N. B.-The Office OF all the STAGE LINES IL at
this House; Also the Office of ADAMS & cos Elk.
PRESS VIII H pEYTON 4 Rp1
etadhton' March 10. 1851. p1T--tf
Sfoxs~UoD HOTEL,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
This nev HOTEL, mt the corner Of MAIN and 9Th
streets, Iust finished and elegantly furnished, IL
now open for the accommodation OF quests
The location IL the best in the city and every
Snort viii Do made to please the patrons of the
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~, r-a.-sxz,.zz-- = UTit E.--uu ana ar..r
sSSSss3 .ass5sssissa5sa MONDAY next eth inst the
- tAaa ERElGHr Z X \ s Of thla

So; ii lssssIsssro III Thk A Nfi.Th 1861.
: NORTHERN CEHTR AL
j. w Y.-Trains leave Calvert Et4tioG,
Baltimore, daily, fexcept Suhday,) q. 80 y. NJ,
ard at 5 80 p NJ, for Niagara Pals, fare On
doilafs,l Buffalo, Owego, UsweR0, Toronto Ram
ilton, all parts of w esiern New York and Canada,
Tor Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, St.Ioais, rnt ali
Parts OF the West Northwest and Southwest
Travellers can go to Detroit. Chicago, "a waa.
kle &c, via Niagara Falls, st Tia same cost as ~
any other route.
new route TO New York Is how open by tala
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City. with ogy
one change OF ears. Fare, IS. Take the $50 A 4.
srain and go through BY daylight over first -elass
Roads and through d beautiful country. Try IL.
81 Buy tickets o1ly TO Baltimore.
JAS. Z. CLAREE, Supp.
u Ill n ~. L..
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" AT WHOLESALE
Just received and for sale, at the lew store one
door east of tia ''Spotswood Hotel,''
5000 CIGARS
of different qualities all of which will bs sold
low for cash. CHARLES BAYNs co.
m IN Iata oF Roll
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TRAVELLERS uuIDn.
-. -, rasesssz.eazsgl,1 VIRGINIA. ENTAIL
.Ssrs5s sssr~~-s~>sF7s555s4 RAILROAD.
C ANGE OF HOURS.

NAN IND ENGER TRAINS.
On and after MoNDAf, Jane Sd. leave Hicn'
mond daily for stanton, Lyncbburg, M.Es-sas
Junction, and all intermediate stations, SIS A.
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A CAkD.-The undersigned coal dealers in
"A the city OF Richmond, respectfully give no.
nee that they are now prepared to furnish CLIO
ER HILL COAL upon reasonable terms, to such
~ tnelr customers as may be disposed to Law in q
supply for the next winter
We beg leave to add that the quantity of An
tnr&clte Coal annually, consumed in Virginia is
and if the present blockade c0ntinues-so as to
cut OFT this suppythere must be q uapa ali ell ed
scarcity OF Coal the next winter.
The blockade is now preventing the Golfers of
Virginia from sending their Coal to other mar
kets, as II is their custom 10 do during the sum
mer: they are, therefore, in acoudtion to furnish
the home market and if the citizens will begin
now to lay in their win er supply, the city can be
iully fufnished-w hereas, If the matter is de-
layed until the usual time, in the tail, the pro-
dueton Of all the mines in this part of the ST ate
will not be sufficient to meet the demand
WIN. II DAVIS,
NJ. d. WHITING
je let WRIT ROBERTS & CO.
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SOUTHERN MANuFACTuREs

DO 30, ard esreaiGlly IL yor can obtain as dssi.
rable Goods, without paying any more for tLeu
tdan their actual worth.
TIE
USENE9kH
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DISSOLUTION or COMMUNICATIVE
- The CO. partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers. under the firm OF A
MANN Co, was dissolved ny mutual consent
on the LIST of June. All debts dne the conesrn
vii pc PAID 70 MANN, and all debts due by the
htm VIII DC paio ny hin A. MANN,
10 ST." M HASA
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4 MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated lse2)
THR VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IESUg.
AH{E COME

NOTICE TO TAX PiYERs.-Be it ordained
~ by the Council of the City of Richmond tha t
tae collector Of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice IN At least four Of the daily ne VS.
papers OF this city, for fifteen days prior to the
i'h day Of jane, that he will attend at his Office
DAILY, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and 6
O'CLOCK i. Nj. from the 18th to the 3oth of June
inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from apy
person charged with city taxes the whole or one
nan OF the amount of tax charged deductng from
the " hole amount, or one half, the case NAV
pc, 10 per cantun thereon. The Collector shall
In Ike manner give notice, for fifteen DAYS prior
to the 18th day of December, that he will attend
al his otice daily. between the above mentioned
elusive, for the purpose of receiving from anv
person who has ready paid one half only of the
city taxes charged to him. the remaining half de-
Quoting from such half 10 per eentum thereon
Ia pursuance of the above amended ordi nance
passed January II, 1855, will attend at the Col,
lect0rs office, in the City Hall, from the 18th to
the seth of this month for the purpose of receiv.
ing Taxes as above directed.
Je lin JUIIUS A. HOBSON. C. C. r
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pICHMOSDl ROcAsDs STEEL WORKS.
$50 tons of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IRON for
sale, consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop, Scroll
Cvals and Half Rounds, Coach and Buggy steel
and Iron Tires, Hame Iron; 800 bundles Rod Iron,
all sizes: Railroad Frog Steel, all sizes; 200 bun
dies Horse and Mule Shoe Iron.
JAMES HUNTER.
N. B.-Any size IRON 10 de to order.
NV 25-lmt
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ATHi1 FOX SALE.

/ am making LEATHER at rny Tannerv. and
have quantity on hand. Purchasers will at.
dress me at MiIlView, fauguier county, Va.
my 9d-imS John 6 CL6pTON
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- X: GU WIZ. ?. cox.
~ FORWARDING AED
o II Il | S I0N Il ERCHA HTS,
nh 2-teJ DocK ST., kIOHAoND, VA.
kIkE AND RIRGLAR-pRUGE SAFES.
. OF FARRELL, HE2RIEG s. CO. IS MANUFAC-
tUEE.-rhe subscriber has on consignment as-
s0rted sizes Of the above Gel ebrated ES which
ne ofeTs al the manufacturers prices.
ALbo--A let Of MAHOGANY SHOW CASES.
70 It's J. DiGGES, No. IS Hs1pstraet
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GoLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
~ 2se BROAD STREET.
Having disposed OF nv old stock of sbaaas a,
auction, have tast opened large and beautiful
assortment, all new styles:
lures
600 Gold and Velvet, g. go, worth saos;
<ss Gold and Velvet Centre, 81 rs, very rich;
800 LlRnt and Dark Landscapes, 2sA cents onlv.
&so large Giit-Framed PARL0R PICTURES dif
ferent sce1ary, st the low price Of "a co. worth
Ices PIKE SCREENS, at IS cents each;
500 WINDOW CoENiCEs, from IS cents 10 rs "a.
Bnghsh, German and American OH CLOTHS ali
widths, and very cheap. -,
Call at the Dry Goods and Window Ehads IA
pot OF lap s-aml N. GOLDEN, zse Broad AZ
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: D =. NLA AZ q, 50 y )
JOHN I. RfGHEY, Assistant Sup't te lS-lY


~ ~ 2 P ASS aad i KKss5Oi.
GOING NORTH.-NEM M.
GEARET.-IMPORrAN TO TaAvEL-
ERS .-THRQuQH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECks.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-C4r-
rying the great United States Mail. Twirs daily,
Sunday night exceptedl between Rishnoad Z K.
sLdri3t Washington, Baltimore, fhitAds!vl4e,
aew York, and ail Important points Waa-, "a
Ae4uia Greek aud Washington, ovey the klch-
nond, Fredericksburg q POtoa;sc RailrosG, to ne
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I AsIES ID. BE,Dtt SE'@

0RNAHESTAL IRON WORKS
9Th street, next to the Meeh8nics Institute
IE0g RATINGS, VEBAEDAHS, BALLOON gs.
ChAi hS1 SETTLES, &c. ais6, GRATING, Wall;
a1d Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of IRON
WORK for ornamental aud buiiding purposes
i2&D afact ured at short notice.
hSzs Fariicul1r ait ention gwen to enclosing Ri.
risl Lote In the city and country. il 24-Iv
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Persons wishing TO obtain tickets for seyvanta fnr
Washington city and points further North, uGsl j
nil cases, be vouehed for by responsible wats
citizen Of Richmond, IN Fs5ssB, known TO the ocss
Of the Road, 1ssss tsti DC sO!d y g4seG jr "
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fOn sALEgTwo elegant WHITE OAK SIT.
Il TING DESKS, nearly new. Apply to
KEEN, BALDWIN q WILLIAMS.
lie 7-ta Nos Ils pd ~ Afai, 49,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

J. q. 0HOREH,
T OG PUMP MAKER.-OFTICE, OPPOSITE
~ Post Once, Davenport, Iowa.
my9 d&Wtf
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LATEST NEWS
Ru the Nail.
From kentucky.-CorrespO Be.
tween the President and Hon. Joseph
hOlt..Rep0rted Movement OF Zolii.
Golfer.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IL
The Louisville journal OF this morning pub
fishes correspondence between Hon. Jos Holt
and the President, in regard to Frenonts procIa-
matiee. In answer TO Mr.. Hollis inquiries, the
President encIoses copy OF his letter to Fremsnt
already published. The Journal learns that from
every quarter the recent wanton invasion CT Ken
lucky by the Confederates, is disapproved Of by
thousands; therefore, instances wherein Southern
Rights men have announced their purpose TO unite
and repel the invaders.
The skeleton Of q new regiment under G. Pope,
Of this city, q graduate Of West Point, goes into
camp this week at the Fair Ground, near the city
One cavalry company composed of Germans who
have seen service, and one artillery company Of
$50 men, under j. W. Scott, will have Peter Hart,
Of Fort sumter, as 1st Lieutenant.
It's reported that 5000 Confederates under Zol-
licofer, came to Cumberland Ford, Knox county,
on Saturday, and captured Capt. Colstein's com
pany Of Home Guards.
At half past tea this evening, the train from the
South the Nashville Il Louisville Railroad lad
not arrived-six hours behind time Telegraph
communication between Elixabethtown is inter
rupted since O'clock this evening.
There is great military activity in the city. All
the Home Guards are assembling, and it is rumor-
Ell that portions vi Rousseau's brigade have been
ordered from the Indiana side.
A Richmond special to the Memphis Appsal,
says Gen. braxton Bragg is appointed Confederate
soecTeldTy Ol war, vice IL. L. W Alker, resigned.
The Kentucky Senate has passed bill TO provide
for the security OF the State arms and protection
Of the railroad house.
In the House, Wolfe's report from the Commit
tee on Federal Affairs, was adopted-70 to 80.
LATRR R-Midnight-The Southern cars have
not yet arrived. Apart Of Rousseau brigade are
landing here. 1t is understood they to proceed
southwark over the Louisville Il Nashville Rail.
road, The Home Gusrd are all out in uniform.
Their destination is supposed TO be southwark.
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From w asilingtOn.

WAsHisGTON, Sent. Is
=. N. Gen. Blair hns returned from No Ouie,
prevails at all point the Potomac up to noon
to-iay.
II IL ascortaiHel at the Department Of State
tnat hcraiter communicate between the British
Gosainincnt and its ton-as in ports II the insurl
rectiolary States will with the consent eft our
q yernmcnt, bc carried ol hy British yessei Il
wtr
his course will alleviate the embarrassment.
whieh have have hitherto allowed commando
uai.s to 70 through uther channels
ITO following order was issued through the T.
q. i,epsrtmcn to-day:
Ordered that tho Louisville Courier, found To-
be an advocate Of Treason, hostility to the Gov
eialnen atd authorities Of the u -, be excluded
IRON the tnris aud post-oilices Of the IT, g. until
further orders By order Il the /. NJ Gen.
JEo "A. hAssos lst Asst y. NJ. Gen"
iSpecial Evening Post.
Tho 1lvernmcnt has Just discovered that tho
rebeis are carrying on 4Btraband trade between
orces or county, Md, and Virginia Large sup
n,ics Of army stores have been Transported 10 tho
rnemys lines by thi5 route. Tho nseessary
measures have been taken to top the traffic.
The piccautioa ndopte by the Government in
dicates that an .ttasc from the enemy is expected
L ~ believed here that 4 any advance is made 1t
Will be from l.ecsbutg liarper's torry.
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From California,

OUTER i TELRGRAPH STATION, 100 Mills WEST OF
FoR- kEARSEY, Sept. l3.-The Poney Express
passed at midnight.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4
Owing TO the sli-absorbing attention given to
n9red since the last Express. To-day all the
principal business houses Of san Francisco are
closed. and the people are congregated at the
principal polling pIaces. Full three-iourths Of
the vote in this city Will be for Stamford and the
Repu blcan ticket. CoEness, tho Union Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, will get about 81
800 votes, and Mcconnell, the Breckinridge canli-
date, is estima ted at about 150O. In some Of the
interior counties McGonueli is represented run.
ping strong, while the agricultural and CONNER
cial districts are polling heavy Republican vote.
There is every prospect that the Republicans have
carried the election oy handsome uraiity,
while the balance Of the vote is estimated nearly
equally divided between the Union democrat and
and secession parties. The vote oil tho State will
be heavy. More anxiety has been felt Concerning
the result Of this election than al any othe. ever
held on this side the continent. 1t was generally
believed that the election OF Mcdonnell would
have most disastrous effect upon business and eli
danger the peace ofthe country. Tho eleoton of
Stamford, with still another Union ticket ia the
field. will be considered as final test, estab shing
the overwhelming loyalty Of California.
Nearly complete election returns will probably
be received in tine to oyertake the Express at
some Of the outer telegraph stations.
There is little general news for this Express.
Judge Cradebaugh, Union democrat, Is elected
delegate to Congress from Nevada.
Some 5000 has been subscribed in San Francis
to be sent to Parson Brownie Of Knoxville,
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Authentic Account Of the Battle mt
BOOnviIle.

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept, II.
he CORE spondent Of the St. Louis D.moerdt
gives the following account 0f tho engagement
with the rebels at boonvlle, on the l3th taken
from Capt. Eggleston's otieial report. The CAP
tain says "Aiter the fight he'd lasted about ~
hour. the rebels whom he had taken as hostage.
became 50 restless, that they brgged him to allow
one OF their number to go with flag Of truce
and ask an arInisticc. This hostage came back
soon afterwards, while let the men cease firing
with the request to know my condition. then
demanded that they should Withdraw the rebci
forces two miles from the city, and not to noiest
any Of our families and other L non people and
to leave the arms OF tho killed and wounded on
the ground where they fell, while | promised to
lot the prisoners rec, whom had taken, with the
exception Of Preacher Taintef, who. ! informed
them, would shoot, in case they should not hon
o,aby keep their promise FOR seven days. They
left town according to this agreement. Thus, tn
gallant fellow, with only 100 men, actually dietat-
ed his own terms to fully four times his number.
The enemy fought we'll for little while, but out
Of the whole six hundred only six could BE- found
10 storm the works. Their leaders bravey LED
the way, but they absolutely refused to follow
OF these six, our killed four, their two lead
ers, Col. Brown aud his son Capt. brown, falling
near the entertainments, til At they drew them
in and hey died inside. Besides these, the euemy
lost eight or ter killed and wounded.
a courier just from Boonvl!e reports that til j.
rebel force retreating t,wards Prices Coin
mand.
KeSdes COL Brown and his son, they lost two
other Captains. Col Brown was armed with u
IS inch revolver, q rifle and a bowie knife. The
weapons are now in the possession of Lieut..
Pease.'
The correspondent Of the Republican says re-
liable information has been received that Lex
ington still held out, and on Monday was slightly
reinforced, by two thousand men from Arrow
Rock, but Green and harris had ef. with five or
six thousand men, taking south west dirsc tic n !.
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NIGHT DlSPATClE Is.
farticulars OF tho Railroad Accrde nj :.
CINCINNATI, sept. /

~, CIsCiNkATI, sept. Il.
he accident on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road proves to have been worse than at first re-
ported. our passenger cars went into the Cresk.
one box car and one baggage car falling on top Of
them. These passenger cars contained Compa-
nies +, and the latter were the principal .uf-
isrers. Capt. Howard, Of Company l. was killed.
Z To noon to-day, about thirty bodies had been
taken out and more are under the wrock train
IS now on the way to this city with ninety-tyo of
tho wounded. Il is the impression that between
forty and fifty were killed. circumstances inii-
cato that the bridge had been weakened by mali
cious or tratarons psrsons. The bridge was sixty
feet span, ten feet high, and was lately inspected.
m CiScIsNATf, Sept. Is.
The following are the names Of the killed Co
r, Mastin Kelley Co. +, ,yoluntcers,J " y Bah
hitt Go. q, & II Cotsing, David Noble, G NJ
.'ratson Go. /, Capt Is B Howard, sam Clark,
jerry lngham, A Paints, w NJ Frost, + Carroll
Isaac Coleman, Henr. Conner, John Brown, JOS