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EDUCATIONAL.

vi found near second street, between Beal and Gay
oso streets. A Military Department aud Gymnasium
have been Introduced under the care OF Capt Cooke
The great point in this school will be 20 prepare boys
for The various business relations Of life For terms
grnly u, ne priprinal ncl 3w
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EOI, COmgresS.

WE are authorized TO announce Hon. J. y C. Al
w RINS a. a candidate for Congress 10 The Mini
Cong essionsl District. Election FIRST Thursday IN No
,.,,b.- seq I'd
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- If J. b. Phillips viii call at the Hard
wick House, Adams street, he viii hear 81 some
thing important % him. p
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For Congress.
Enl, Congress.

WE are aui horned 10 announce d. N. CCRhiN az a
candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
Diarict. Election first Wednesday in November.
- 40.
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ON CoNsIGNME MT !

10 600 YDS Imperial Bleached sheetipc,
1O.OOO 500 yds. Shirting,
lJGO yds. Scotch Plaids,
1909 Irish Linen,
go O. Black Alpaca aud CObourgs,
800 Palmetto plails,
600 " COlored CambI.c.
100 dozen ak cord Spool Cotton,
80 Printed Swiss Ilandksrchiefs,
y Pure Irish Linen ShirtE,
o Coored Cambria Shirts.
Just received by Express aud for sale by
or3-lw J. ". PATRICK 60
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BANk or WEST TENNESsEE.-A silly mmor
derogarory to The standing Of this bank was
circulated on The streets yesterday, set on foot
perhaps, by some designing speculation. II Is
hardly necessary 10 say thar there was no foun-
a4tion or justification for such a mmor, and we
are assured by a gentleman connected with the
bank. IN whose representations we have the M
most confidence, that the institution is in q sound
and healthy condition. Holders OF It's notes
need have no apprehensions as to its solyeney.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II.

AERrvAL-Among the arrivals at the Gayoso
House. yesterday, was Hon. MA LaAr' o. MS
siS>ippi
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/ TEACHER

TEACHER a. wauted Immediately 10 faks ebsr-s
n OF Fix or eight Fnpils. in q private fanly. Oaa
competent 90 prepare boys Cor college required lib
sral salary VIII be- given. For particulars. addFass
joins 3. rEETE. NJ d.
sharon Upton county.
pep Ia Tennessee.
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Aud Composition Kettles rueEI, e-r.. Cc. A'-a. pus
No. } Miferug Machine. one Lesd Gutter q large as-
a'TtmeLt of Cuts.-tlc, all ueari- 1fsu, having been
used only abaas nfteen or eighteen montJ~, and which
we vl. sell 81 pIcss thar 'sili mase 30 90 the interest cd
hose m need OF such material 20 purchase Of Us. Cal
90 he APFEsL Job Rooms.
ET2. r. WTfTTMORE s. BRO.
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FOR RENT,

STORE ROOM, twenty feet by seventy o.
n four, north side OF Court square, adjoining an,
Odd-FelOws' Hall. L4A
n..--NH MLNLA a. NMIIM.
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For the Permanent Care Of Ft-
rPr aud .4gue, (hilES, EEeIssif-
rat EcUer, RiiiOssS ECreF,
DlERRgb sFSHe,
I'M ALI. pEpIAnIlM. niNEASES-

AAAD I'll AA1AAgDANA8 DAEaS-ACAA-N
TNHAT have their origin in the uiasmz-ie edluT.s
4 arising from decaved We yerIfiou.
These PILLS never fail 20 curs al of the above
named Fcvtrs. 6nd what is hefter, they also ACT A. A
PREVENTIVE, 81 taken occasionally or dolly while
opposed to the injection. Hence the old liaec- an
ounce of preventive is worth a pound OF cure. 90
tDr. Merviu's Fever and AgEe Pills dileF from az
other Chill Medicines Ia the following particulars
T. They never fail 10 perform aspeeiy and permanent
cure.
.. They are recommended only for one class Oh as
eases.
o. They are agreeable and coayeueut 70 axe
q. They contain no poisonous minerals 0eius pure
s. Thcv do not impair the organic functions 81 'us
sfouach or auy part Of the system.
E They require No ether medicine 70 pt,epa.e
system Tor their reception or aiter"afaS 70 @ii'y ""''
= They are not a northern catch penny haADus
b,t are prepared BY gentlemen that were DoIn' reS,ea
and educated under tbe benign iuhlencss OF sOu'"ei1
institutions.
Remember when ven purchase ihsSe Tms Iu@. ~
- s..triI,ufirc means for y sBkee EmigrHnt Ad
ss ar Sbarp's lilies and bowie knives, Tor
.sfesT;p- kansas as you maHy times nave uoue 10
b1ving northern anteleS a., .., =.
Ne rs IN an TO distinctly understand thai tlhs ~ q
s,T,bsT, Medicine. prepared irom the simple plants
80 srs,..ir our woodlands, on our river bIuksr bayous
S5PA- 3 speCiaI meri. we with TO call attention 70
- ytrf fbar in using this Medicine you only take Anew
TSls l. not this preferable 90 swallowing q PM OF
nn1seous mixture, which, at best can only produce The
same result
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
an REPORT Of THE MARKET.
FURNISHED R THE MERCHANTS rxcHASoE.

MEMPHIS October 81, 1861
CoITON-Sales 30 bales at &c. Receipts
none-shiPmeuts none.
TORACCo-A moderate inquiry continue, to
prevail at our quotations.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery
To Our Country Friends.

(tOL- CIIAS. d. MCLEAN has been kind enough Co
furnish 100 CORDS cf wood for the poor 0- size city.
free oi charge. Tn Memphis and Charleston railroad.
through their President, san. Tate, viii bring this
wood 10 The q. y free OF charg-. We must mske pro-
vision Tor or pour aud rcqres, every humane man
in fls ueigLtoghroJ oi raaE1sI- b follow She example
ei oar worthy Ms. Mclean. aHd 40 dusU- 81 roads wa
follow he example OBJ sam TATE, E-q.
Respectfully,
ssl9 lm DIS PARK Mayor.
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Health and Strength


There ia no mistake about f.. It vHIcur- Liver Com
plant. Dyspepsia. DiaTHca, pvsrnrsry. Ueaufacha. De
preston Of Spsri.s, Fever and Aene. Inward Fsyyr.
Bad Breath, or any disease 81 The Liver. stomach or
Bowels.
Gentlemrn. do vow wish 20 De healthy strong and
vigorous Ladies. Do you want the hl0am Of health to
mount 10 YOUR checks again g Then go CO Once and gen
McLeau's STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Parifcf.
Delay not % moment-t IS warranted TO give s~ati-fac-
ZION. II will cure any disease Of ihe Kidneys. Womb o.
bladder. Painting. Distracted Nan-tmati6n- Falling o.
tEr Womb, Barrrness. Or any disease arising from
chronic or nervous debility iti- Ju iai.lEh!r remedy
EO3. ShiIdrcH!
Do Won want v0ur delicate. sicatg. puuv ehiIircn %
Hc healthy, strong and robust -ihsu gise them Me
Leans strengthening Cordial t-ce thr fractions on each
b0tdeJ 70 j. delicious 90 take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. IS @
sure preventive against Chil6 aud Fever, yellow Fever.
Cholera. or any prevailing disease.
CAUuON.-Bevar Of druggists or dealers who nav
tv TO palm upon sou o bottle Of Bitters or Sarsaperilla.
which They can bay cheap, by saving it F. Just Us good.
There are even men base enough 10 steal part Of my
name to dub their vie decocjOns. Avoid such iuId-
mons pirates ard their ~yilaiuous compounds. ASS Tor
Or. j.. H. MeLeans SlrcngHfeniGe OoFdill and Blood
Purifier. Tase nothing else. It Is he only remedy
that viii purty the blood thoroughly. aud ai the sane
time strengthen aud -usisorase the whole organization
Its Uut Up in large uo,ries-@i Per ho--e, OF six bot
-,p- for Her dollar-.
DIR. ,. IT. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor
Corner ldiui and Pine streets, sd. L0uis, Mo.
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FOR SALE.
Whife Winter SOD Oafs.

large lot Of Singers No. SEWING MACHINES
4 suitable ir the manufacture of army clothing. ere
al new and in good order. Apply 10 Y. Day. ESQ
AIamnhis IneI-Avl n q MIIEIESa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

In OhanctTy az WthipIiiN.
CTATE or TENNESSEE Proceeding had in tile
= clerks ohie- chanceTv side Of The common law and
tober thr LIST, lsDl.
2. /. Schleicker, Complainant,
vs..
Charles La;imer, William Latuuer and others,
Defendants.
It appearing from a6Iavit Glei IN This cause That Ihe
defendants, Charles LatIueF End william Latuer, AIe
non residents Of tho state OF 7 rnezser;
II is ordered that they DO enter Ihrlr appearance
herein before or within The frs. three days OF the next
term Of raid court. 90 he held ON the second Monday in
November next, 1901, and plead, answer OF demur TO
1 complainant BIZ, or the same VIII be taken Tor con
fessed a. 10 hem, aud sci FOR hearing * Parre. End that
p copy Of his order be- Published o &c - week Tor four
successive weeks in he Memphis Appeal.
A cUpv-att-s; JOHN C. LANIER,
Clerk aud Master.
J II UnIha8k, solicitor for complainant.
% Lnr-Lm
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$40 REWARD,

TN4R a brown mare NJ p, sixteen and aA
II half hands high and abont I've years ola; sEanzN
has b--u ort about che month. Bring her 10 ~
the Memphis aule Mari, on Jefferson street. @Az6
aud get th- reward.
ocaIwr J'O W LEFTWICU.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized CapitaI...-SI,OOO,O
Cash capital and sur
pins paid up.--.- 100000.
Office on WadiSOn street, DIDO
site fIIc Bank Of Memphis.
]. T. WEST,
oci-lv Agent.
Ncssrs. Ozark, Gregory a Co.,

Nchy W.
Enclosed p'ea'c ind pay for one dozen bottles Of y0D
Alnb osa OIL. The same had in December lasg-sn
ia haste by express. You need nor De surprised to hea
OF God deal wanting in this section
lours truly, WA e. JACOWNY.
Sfce0nsou, Ala, March 81, IsGO.
Mssus. CLARK, GREGORY & co. { have u.rI r1r
Ambros.sl Oh in q case Of ulcer on my les, 81 10. year
s.4adiuz which soon Elected q cure.
CUAS. Z. HIDE
Tor sale by Potter B Neryin. mansfield 4 Co .plu
m'I & Gilbert, Ward & McClrllaud. G.. ". Jones A c.
pa1l-dHW2v
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Headquarters Isl pTv. WESTERN DEPT. Z
COLUMNS, Ky, Oct. 4, I-Gl. \
SPECIAL ORDERS, No =.
Al persons not belonging 10 the army, and moi
residing permanently in Columbus, are hereby
ordered to leave the camp IN iorty-eieht hours
No citizens shall hereafter De permitted 10 visit
the camp. unless they have bushes, with tn
commandaHt oi the post. or The general IN com.
mand. By command Of Mai Gen. Polk.
L. d. BLAME.
oJ-lw Capt. c. s. A.. "A. A. c..
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TUE Cue packet VICTORIA, Rowland. IT,
i ma-f,r. viii leave % above on SAT -a41ta
LRDAY I3h instant, atJP.H -
Tor freight or passaga a9p-y % JIG or
oeII2t JEHGl 20. BANKS Agents.
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LAND FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

LNOR sale a TRsCT or LAM in Dyer county.
L Tennessee, Of $50 acres, eleven miles from the No
bile and uhiO RAILROAD. Said tracs has forty acres OF
el-aret land N it-wOul1 make a splendid stock farm,
and eau prodJ e. the faest tobacco, wheat and corn.
Apply 20 COL. L. V. DIXON, Attorney OF taw.
Oce lw" Mad on street. Menphis.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

y clerks Office. chancery side OF the common Jaw and
chancerv court Of the city OF Memphis, Tuesday Oe'
p ~ ScbIsick.r. Complainant
We.
Charles Lstimer A. A. Hunt and Others,
Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause ma lhe
defendants, Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt, W II Bran.
ham aud e. d. Massey are non residents Oh the 'is'e o.
Tennessee;
Il il ordered That they do enter Their appearance
herein before or within the Grst three dsy OF the next
term Of said c0urt. ." be held on the second hunday ID
November u4zt. 1861, and plead. answer or demur 10
compiainants bill, or he same will be taken for con
fssssd az 10 hem. and set for hearing es psrte, and that
a copy Of this order be published once a week for tour
successive weeks IN The Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-atteEt JOHN {. LAETER.
Clerk aud STA ter.
J Il Umthank, solicitor for complainant
OuglswiW
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BILLIARDS.

I OVERS Of has aame are notiird thai the ElDO.
l. RADO SALON, on j dsrson sal Second stree =.
has been thDrou- h'y rrGtt,d, and lie Odd patrons aud
many new one. ave invited 20 drop in. 0cfBt
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WOOL
AND PELTRIES.
ON CONSTGNWENT

I'VE vHi pay the highest market prices iu cash for
w Dry and Green Hides, Sh-cp All D. r Skins.
ucqln j. ". Ak STKO&E & D.h.
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WE are authorized 20 announce JAS. II. PAIILls
w son as q candidate for Congress in the tourfn
Congressional District Of Arkansas, at the ensuing No
vember election. sr@"te
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
M ulligan,

From the ST. Louis Republican.
This IL not the most euphOuIUus cugnu-
men ito fill the speaking trump OF future
fame" but hOnor's vuice has never been
very fastidiuus in respect to the musid of
an appellatve. Mcclellan. Fremnnt. Rrs-
ecrans, and few Others of ,ur Generals
have names that become the mutt, we'll in
prnnun:iati"n, yet On the whole the army
register Is not conspicuous for its romance
Of nomenclature. Scott is plain blunt
name, like the man. Wool il a5rurt.
whether uttered or utterIpg Harvey is
rugged aud build, both as a word spoken
aud rs a soldier In his cuuntry's SERVICE
Anderson Is miideI and more rythmical,
but the mama has mercantile, everyday
twang to it, like jones, or johnson. Si.eI
rhyme with eagle" and, a. a name,
sounds better than it locks, hut a cunson-
ant less Or a syllable more would improve
it!
He that is ambitious for his son should
give him untried numes," says TupEer.
/ This philosophy. however. is by no means
prnverhial, and it dues not hald guod at all
so far as a soldiers reputation is concerned.
ByrD. abiding to n celebrated Ut nr war
rl"rs, in DIN Juan, refers to ''sixtaen nam
ed "hnmpson aud ninereen named Smith "
But what would The puet say to Muliigdn
Col Mu'ligan
However bumely ard cnmmnn>place CnI
Muiiigan's name may he to he cnunled
with shining deeds, it belnrgs t. a brave
and resulute man-who deserves T., haze /,
set among those whom we delight t. praise.
Ii is MT always true that success Is the
t'uchstnne aud Jewel nf reputation. The
h"id perirrn ance "i II duty in a situation
Of personal peril has always been consider
ed sufficient 10 enfifle a man (r wuman)
to the deeds ct hrrnisn aud the world ha>
never been sU exactihg IA Ia demand "A for
tunate issue tn master strnke in order 10
regard ia worthily. There j. euch word
rs fail IN nearly every enterprise. ard .,is
tDry is fuli III herui'' failures GIL Muii.
gan mas failed ~ L. xirgt.r, Just as Major
Anderson failed a. Fort Sumter. jrasmnrh
~ he did not accomplish what he stroye
hard tn dn; bur it ia such a failure as may
he truly designated gloriDus. Had Cnl VI.
been so t'rfuhate-s" iucky--as tu hold nut
against the overwhelming Odds brought
against him. the cIrcnms ance would have
been reason for rejoicing. yet. had such
been the case, he would not probably have
done any mure to- deserve c,mmepdation
having dine the best he conld az il was
In detiant'y standing t, his post, and obs
stinaiely refusing to desert il. until the
dictates of humanity forbade further string.
CLING. he sh"wd himself a true soldier. ma,
easily disbeartened, and a brave one. mn,
readily c.HQnered. The example ia valua,
BILE 10 every competition for the Iaurels of
MarsESnd il makes Colonel Mulligan nota.
BILE,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
The War In Kentucky.
CIncinIIntI. SNn1 q

Hi- ~
The Thirty fifth Ohio Regiment took
possessi"n OF Cynrhisna. Ky. last night
The Fourteenth ONO crossed the river this
morning, AID tUok the Kertucky Central
road tor the interior nf the State.
Louisville. Sept %.
W G Overton. formerly one ct tie eci,
tiers und pr"prieturs vt the Courier, was
arrested yesterday for aiding tie southern
reheilIun
Tie turnpike bridge over Green River,
near Mumiurdsrilie, has been burned by
the Cuu.ederates.
j B. Archer, captain of the steamboat
e. m'Derciul. Was arrested and baiird IN
$40 zoo. The boat VA, also seIzed. NJ
reieased "n security suIrenier the boat
on the demand of the general g.yerr,ment.
Frat kiort, SEPT. 27.
Ia the House, Mr. Andrews, from the
Judiciary Committee, reporied, among
other things. that the C, mmitiee do not
believe at Congress has trOnsceI, ded any
"i us p"wers Ia the impositiuns Of the tax
To pruteet the Union; aud the committee
were di'chatgea from further consideration
there'i-6i aga,ns; IL. The Seuate's pro-
ceeoihgs were unImpUrtaut.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
JEFFERSON Cry. Sent 90


Gen, Price, othcial repurt. giving a
snmrwhaI detailed account Of the battle OF
xipgt"n. has been received.
The following are the closing ara graphs:
"Our entue l"ss III the series e engage
ments amounts to 25 killed and ~ wound
ed. The enemy'- less WINS much greater.
The visible fruits of this almost blood
less victory are great: about 2 sou prise
ners. among whom are Coils. MullIgan
Marshall, Peabody, White aud Grover.
Major Van Horn, aud los other commits
stoned "fhcers. 5 rieces IT nrt nv ard .
mnr'ar>, over coo stand of luiantry arm.
"a large number "t saDres, and ahuut $50
horses, many sets Of cavalry equipments.
wagons. teams, end Ammunition. more
tia" 500 600 worth Of cnmmissary s,vres
ami Large amount Of ether proI.erty. In
addition to this. obtained the restoration,
vt the great seal al the State and the pub
lie records, which had been It. len from
their proper custodian. and ab,ut 5000 600
III money, which the tank here had been
Ribbed ot, and which have caused 10 be
returned to it y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
The MISUNDERSTANDING.

Last Thursday, the day appointed by the
President for fasting, humiliation ard
prayer, was generally observed Throughout
the country. Indeed, it was National
Sabbath, in many respectable people in TIE
loyal States forsook their usual OCCUPATIONS.
and those having faith in the efficacy Of
prayer to save our nation from the impend
ing perils. frequented places of worship
and joined in the appeal to the Almighty
Ruler Of the Universe.
In this city, the public cfices and prin-
cipal places of business were closed. Re-
li,nus services took place in the Episcopal
and Methodist Churches. sermons by the
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert and the Rev Mr.. Crews.
the respective PASTORS. The sermon Of Rev
Mr. Gilbert was appropriate to the oeca-
zion. 1t was free from that undue malig-
nifty towards our enemies which character
ICES the sermons of most Of our preachers.
and at the same time hreathed true senti-
ments of patriotism ard loyalty to the gov.
eminent. Eloquent. able and patriotic. it
was listened to with appreciation nv n large
and appreciative audience. The sermon Of
Rev Mr. Crews is reported as production
worthy Of that eminent divins. Il is sro-
ken Of in high terms of commendation BY
those who heard it,
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Latest from Wa.n,
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tines.
Hasbin,,o,

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tis.,
Washington, Sep, q
A portion of General FrankI;n,.
went out on a second fcrsging ,u,sios
to-day, towards Springfield eApedlda
IL was attacked BY the Csns.a,
strung force, and a brisk ski,m;.S
Our officers and men behaved 81. sssued
gallantry. aud drove the rebels ~, ef.G
field with loss. nun u.
Our troops returned IN camp ,i,h
lads OF hay aud several thousand Is.'shy
Of na;s Vasts4
The President appointed 10 a,,c
Morgan Of New York, Major O,efoat
fifteen new Brigadier Generals-.s1
them Major Williams. of Genera wAoas
lan's staff. and Captain Marcy, MccI.Is.'
father-in>law.
Gustavus Kerner. of Illinois h..
appointed Aid To General Fremen, Ossu
The Williards. Of the hotel spn.
one hundred thousand dollafe in goIS.'
national loan. "n'
The rebel battery at Free Stos. b..
threw shot to-day four miles FROM, IN, ~
cannon. a'e
The batteries along the Pctono.
Gccpquan River to Matthias Roin1 o.. l0e
now IN full view. the bushes wAi,h 49,.
pssked them having been cut aWat
Many "f the batteries are on high NJ
our of range Of vessels guns.
Each battery is provided. besijs. -.
csnnun, with heavy thirty-two nD,,s.1,
and smooth bore guns for close sho,
The troops for the ,nppurt of the t-...
ries between Occnquan Hver and MIA.
Point were strongly reinforced to.d,, :.
now amounts 70 twenty thousand men
We are on the eve Of great mii,.,.
events.
Last week, Capt Pardee, of Camp,,,f
Geary's regiment. made an ineursiov -.
the river opposite Berlin. securing ,b,..
prisoners, eight horses, and teu head # ~
tie.
A company to-day visited The ats, d,
the late John A. Washington, and I,1r,,.
away large lot of grain and forage.
Washington, Sept q
Gen. Mcclellan, with twenty ,hv.,,,
troupe, marched on Munson's Hill yes,s,s,.
afternoon.
At the same time twenty Thousand dr.
moved from this side. crossed the rive, "a
OCCUPIED Ih' posts vacated by tue fore, n,
der Gen Mcclellan.
Our troops marched up Munsu,'. r.,
without resistance, and took possessim
There were no Confederate in siyh,
A boy who was there stated tbs, ,b..,
had not been more than fifty Cmledp,,s
troops on the Hill during the last ten d,,,
The much-buasied fort Of the ,,l..
! turned out 10 be mere sham, INTENDED |,
deceived the Union troops.
There were no guns there at all.
This morning before dnybreak tb,.
Pennsy lvania regiments and the Calisyrr,
/ regiment fired upon each other. near h
Chain Bridge. by mistake.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
Hon. j. &. Breckinridge

The Lexington Ky Statesman notices
paragi aph in the l. uisvilIe Journal,
winch announced that Hon. j ,hn c. Brec-
k'nridge. JAS B. Beck and others had
'aken refuge in u military camp in Nor,
gon cnu"ty The Statesman says there is
not "a word "f truth in the charge so tar az
those two gentlemen are concerned. 1t
adcs:
I'VE can state. upon authority. that
Senator Breckenridge neither has nor in
tends to have. under existing c:rcumstan-
ces. any connection with military cawps Or
other military Affairs"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
The BIOckading Squadron.
Cincinnati, Sept. g.

A physician Of this city. just rStur d
from the South, says that the bloesadlr,
squadron have taken rOssessi'.n Of M,sa.
supp City. at the mouth of Pearl Rirer. ?
the G a { al the Calf of Mexicn. Ii. !,
commanding position on the h'.undary h.,
of the Mississippi AID Alabama, yss...
from Mobile Bay having Ia pass E,r
thrrugh Ship l>iard ilarbur ard L..
B.rrgne, on the Lake Puntchartrain rrr.
To New Orleans. On the day this geril-.
man left Nashville. 1t was rep rid ten,
that the bI"ckadIng squadron bad taxi
possession of Ibe coast Of Texas.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
Russell Of the London Times
Arrested.

The famous correspondent of the London
Times. Russell, was arrested and brought
before Justice Cobb, at Wilmington in this
county, yesterday morning and fined three
dollars and costs for violat i0r of the laws
Of this State. His offence consisted in
hunting on Sunday. These foreign n,bobs
must respect our laws or suffer the eonse.
quences.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01

NEW GooDs MIR. A. II. Days adver.
tisement not Ginning tn hand in time for
insertion IN this issue Of FUR paper, il il
but due from us to state that be has just
received large assortment Of COED. His
stock embraces every needfall article in the
dry goods line, and for richness, beauty.
service aud cheapness, cannon be excel ed
in the city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01

s6rGov Morgan. mere politician, has
been appointed Major General. This is
perfectly in keeping with the policy that
brings such disasters as Bull Run, Spriug-
field aid Lexington upon u.s.