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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

And the election so to he held in the several
Election Districts of said county, is for the
purpose Of voting for the following officers
A Governor
A Comptroller of the Treasury;
A Judge Of the Court of Appeals, for the
4th Judicial District;
Three Members Of the House of Dele gates;
A Sheriff;
Three County Commissioners
A County Surveyor;
And Road Supervisors, Justices Of the Peace
and Constables for the several Election Dis
tricts. respectively, (accordins to the Acts
of Assembly, relative to those Oicers,) as
follows:
For District number One A Road Super
visor, two Justices Of the Peace, and two
Consta hcS.
For District number Two: A Road Super
visor, two Justices Of the Peace, and two
Constables.
For District number Three: a Road
Supervisor, three Justices of the Peace, and
two Constablcs.
For District number Four: A Road Super
visor, two Justices Of the Peace, and two
Constablcs.
For District number Five A Road Super
visor, three Justices of the Peace, and two
Constabcs.
For District number Six: A Road Super
Visor, thlee justices OF the Feace, and two
Constables.
For District number Seven: A Road Super
visor, three Justices of the Peace, and two
Constablcs.
For District number Eight; A Road Super
visor, two Justices Of the Peace, and two
Constablcs.
For District number Nine \ Road Super
visor, two Justices Of the Peace, and two
Constables.
The Polls to be opened at 0 O'Clock
A. NJ, and closed at O'Clock p. NJ. -,
JAMES +. OLDHAM.
CAN'T 90 1851 ., CL,.;a. = ,,,,J ,a,.,,
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Il Card from Elias Hone, il.

II Card from Elias Hote, Jr.
All persons arc cautioned not to make deal
in, or use any Sewing Machine. which sew
from two srools and make the stitch known
as the Grover d Baker stitch, unless the same
are purchased from the Grover L Baker Sew
ing Machine Company, or their Agents or
Licenses, and stamped under my patent Of
September 10, 1916.
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone,
arc legally authorized, under their own patents,
and my said patent, during the extended
term thereof, to make and sell this kind of
Sewing Machine, and all others are pirpoics
upon my said patent, and will DO dealt with
accordingly wherever found.
ELIAS HOWE, JR.,
Jan &c, lS6l-1y. Now York
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PETEEoN's MAGAZINE, for November is
ont. filled rs usual with its choice reading
and unsurpassed fashion plates Ahead of
all other magazines in time, Peterson -
bids fair to surpass all others in enterprise.
The Prospectus for 1862 is published on the
cover of the November number. -Four ne,r
moreleis are promised the readers of Peterson
in the volume for 81, in addition to the
usual variety. The ladies should all sub
scribe for Peterson Price $500; Charles
j. Peterson 3O6 Chestnut street, Phila.
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nj ANHOOD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. ,
Just Published, in n Sealed Envelope: LECTURE on
the NATURE TREATMENT. and RADICAL CURE Of
Spermatorrhra, Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions, producing
Mpotcncy, Consumption; and Mental and Physical
Debility. By ROBr. j. CULvERWELt, NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
sclfabuse may he clectually removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications of canstics,
instruments, medcatcd botigcs, and ether empirical
devscs is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
now and highly successful treatment as adopted by tho
celebrated author fully explained, by Of which
every one Ii Enabled to himself perfectly and
the least possible cost thereby advoidng all the aver
tiscd nostrums Of the day The lecture will provo boon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any address.
dressing DR.: GIL j. G. KLINE III Bowery, New-York,
Post Office box 1856. Tapril 30 lSGl-1y.
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Single Copies for I Weeks, 25 Cts
THE WHIG
IS E.HPHlIIC.4LLY
A SOUND UNION PAPER,

and should be in the hands of every
man in the County who is in favor of
sustaining the Government in its efforts
to suppress the Rebellion.
Union men, sec that copy of The
Wing goes into every family in the
County. Send in your subscriptions at
once
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VACANT SCHOLARSHIP.

TNlIE Judges of the Orphans Court Of
l. Cecil county hereby give notice that they
will receive applications for the Vacant
Scholarship in the Washington College,
Chestcrtown, at their meeting on the End
Tuesday of November, next.
The law provides for the Board and Instruc-
ton of one INDECENT scholar from the county
in said College for five years. The pupil is
not to be under twelve years Of age, and is
to be selected with regard to moral ard
intellectual fitness.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Oct -, 1SGl-3t. Register.
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OF THE EXHIBITION
or THE
Agricultural Society

OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
TN consequence of the rains on the 10th
Il and / 18th inst, the Flowing Match and
Trottng for the Citizens purse, which should
have taken place on the 18th inst. have
been postponed until WEDNESDAY, the
BIRD inst, weather permitting, or on the fol
lowing Friday, if again unfavorable, as fol
lows:
Flowing Match at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TROTTlNG MATCHES IN HARNESS.
First contest at O'Clock p. NJ, for premium
Of SjO %
Second &c u " &C 80 90
Third " 81 100 90
Dy First contest exclusively for horses
owned in Delaware. The other contests
open to all on payment of fee.
For the premiums of $50 the entrance fee
will be 4 dollars.
Por the premiums of 500 the entrance fee
will he s dollars.
NyEntries can be made at any time before
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 23rd inst, hy appli-
cation, either in person or by letter, at the
office Of the Treasurer, DR.. Roht. McCabc.
N. W. corner Of Bird and King Streets, " il
mineton, Del.
Each entry or application must specify the
premium to be contcndcd for, and be accom-
panied by the fee.
No Horse can be entered for more than
enc premium.
Cy~l Two or more horses make contest.
DS Persons holding members tickets to
the Exhibition Of the past week. identified as
the owners thereof, and such only, will be
admitted without further charge.
New admissions, with Carriage and family
$ 20. Single tickets, 25 cents.
BY Order Of Directors.
GEO. JACKSON,
Oct IL, lSGl-lw. Secretary.
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L of the Treasury, the Subscription Book to tho
NEW NATIONAL LOAN of Treasury Notes,
bearing interest ut the rate of seven and three
tenths per cent per annum, will remain open at
tiny office
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on Mondays till 9PM
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FIFTY DOLLARS. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and arc all dated 10Th of August. 1861, payable
in gold, in three years, or convertible into twenty
years six per cent. loan, Mt the option of tho
holder. Each Treasury Note has interest coupons
attached, which can be cut off and collected in
gold at the Mint every six insnths and at the rate
of one cent per day on each fifty dollars. =,
Payments of subscriptions may be made in Gold
or Checks, or Notes Of any Of the Philadelphia
Banks
Parties at distance can remit by their friends
through the mail, or by express or through
Banks, and the Treasury Notes will be Immediately
delivered. or sent to each subscriber as they may
severally direct
Parties remittihg must add the interest from 9th
Of August, the date Of all the Notes. to the day the
remittance reaches Philadelphia at the rate Of
one cent per day on each fifty dollars.
Apply to or address
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sCare of JAY COOKE l. co. Bankers,
No. IL South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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NOTICES..
ELECTION NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that an Election
~ wi Il be held on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of No"ember, 1861,
in tile several Election Districts Of Cecil
county, at the usual places Of holding
elections in said Districts, viz
T. liz. LII iliLt ria.t nj nciltnn
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NUTICE TO UKEDITURS.
TNllISis give notice, thatlhe subscribers,
l. of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Robert Taylor, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 3lst
day of August, 1862 they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this l4th day OF September 1861.
JOHN II. TAYLOR,
REUEL llEISLER,
Administrators of Robert Tay lor, decd
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Sept IA, 1S6l-6w.
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l)ic0.

SEWALL.-At lakewood. near North East.
on Tuesday, October 9Th, WIN. L. SEwALI.,
in the 57th year of his age.
n(aS THE RISING SUN UNION
hia CLUB will he addressed on
Monday evening, the Nth inst, by James
MeCoulry, Esq. on the following Monday
evening the 21st inst, by james r. McCui-
Tough, Esq, and on Tuesday evening, the
10Th inst, by John "A. J. CresreH, Esq A
full attendance is requested each evening
also, the candidates Of the Union party are
respectfully invited to attend.
JOB BAINES,
Oct y, 166l-3w Secretary.
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NOW is the TIME to SU BSCRIBE
THE WING FOR 25 CTS.

AS it is highly important the false
hoods and falacics of the enemies of the
country should be met and refutcd at
every corner, we propose issuing The
Wig at the following extraordinary low
rates:
Single Copies for I Weeks, % Cts
TO the 1st of January, 90:
Three Copies for $i.00
Five 200
Ten $50
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of subscription must Mrariably be in
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Wanted for the End Artillery
CARD.

A Lii the trne. patriotic Young Ladies' Of
IA the 4th District, who are willing Il
enroll their names in II Company of Home
Guards, will please meet us at Mr.. David
Scotts, next SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October
10Th. Arrangements for Drilling, &C., will
be made known on that day.
WAsnlNGToN. TRUE Patriotic GIRLS.
Oct 10, 7S6l-iw.s
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CARD!

TNlIE undersigned having just returned
j from the city with Il we'll selected STOCK
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS,
now ttftrs to CASH customers Goods at
greatly reduced PRICES, . doors west of
Mitchell'S Drug Store, Elliton Nd.
w. G. GROW,
Oct. H., lSGl-tf.
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Tic public attention is respectfully
requested to the following cards Of
ELIAS HOWE; JR., and the GROVER
Il BAKER S. NJ. CO.:
Il Card from he GroUer i Baker s. II. Co.
Our Patents being now established by tho
Courts, we are new enabled to furnish the
GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINE, with impor.
tant Improvements, at GREATLY
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NOTICE TO GUNNERs.

A Ill PERSONS are hereby warned not
IA to trespass upon the premises of the
subscriber, with Dog or Gun. Amy person
so offending will positively be dealt with
according to law. ANSON GRIFFITH.
Dot 3, l8Gl-3wr
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Public Guard Regiment, U. s. A.

PUBLIC Guard Regiment, U. 5. A.
baltimore CITY, Nd, August 80,
- 1861. BY authority on me conferred,
all persons between the ages of l8 and 45
will be accepted in the Public Guard Regi-
mcnt, to do duty along the lines of the Rail
roads and property Of the General Govern
ment. Same pay, provisions. clothing and
equipments, extra pay and bounty land, will
be given. Companies. in the city and coun-
ties, composed of not less than 60 will be
accepted, for three years or during the war,
at once under their company officers. This
is a good opportunity for the unemployed to
support themselves and families. Applca-
ton must be made direct, stating number
and list of Company, to
WIN. LOUIS SCIILEY,
Colonel Commanding P. G.. r.,
Sept 7, 1861. No. 60 North Gre ell St.
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nllS. OILS! OILS. Machine Oil, Sperm
~ Oil, and Meats Foot Oil, received this week,
at X. +. MAYS,
Jnly 20. In the :. Hollow -
s. IJTORKING OF THE CASH SYSTEM. -
w The very best quality of Coal Oil reduced
in price from Sl.l2 per gallon to so cents per
gallon, at RF MAYS
Aug ST. 1861 In the {" Hollow"
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MERCANTILE.

MERCANTILE.
NEW STORE.
R0SS SELL l. HINES,
HAVING just received a NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter GOODS,
are prepared to accommodate the public with grent
bargains in Dry Goods Groceries &c. Their
stock consists Of De Lanes, Fancy Prints. Mus
Inns OF all kinds, Linens, Casimercs Cashmcretts.
Satinetts Joans. Ticking Carpet Chain. Table
Clothes. Necktes. IIandkerchcfs. Fancy Shirts
together with u grea; variety of Notions. consist
ing of Ladies Gloves, Hosiery Combs, brushes
variety usually found in retail store Also,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Full supply Of
Ladies and Childrens Shoes A general ussort-
mcnt Of 49,.
W READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries general assortment of Sugars Cot
fees, Teas Chocolate Salt, Moasses Vinegar
Cheese, Dried Fruit Soap, Candles &c. Powder.
Shot and Percussion Caps. Cutlery, Axes, Hatch
cts, Hammers Nails, Hardware Stoneware
Quccnsware, Glassware Earihen and Cedar Wares
Tubs, Bale and Covered Baskets. best quality Su.
gar Boxes. general variety of Spices Half
Bushel. Peck, and Half Peck Measures Iron
bound Buckets. Brooms, Brushes Whips. Shoyes
Spades. Rakes, Hoes, Forks, &c. Chain and
Rope Traces
E=9' Superior Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
best Spanish CigaIs, lower grades of Tobacco and
Cigars Snuff
f:y'Coal OIL Fluid. Train Oil, &c,
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age, and promise to sell as low as similar art-
cles can be purchased at retail in the cities
~ County produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change at market prices.
Oct. IL, 1861
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MULES LOST

MULES LOST.
STRAYED from Perryville, Nd, on the
~ 10th of October, two Gray MULES
about IA hands high, branded on the hip will
the letter Y. A liberal reward will he paic
for one or both, at Cunningham House
Pcrryville. HARRISON TOMPSON.
Oct 10, 1S6I.-3w'
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ESTR.AY Y.

ESEKAY.
TAME to the subscribers, about the 1st
Sof May last, BLACK HEIFER, between
two and three years old, with d white star in
her forehead. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. THOS. JANNEY,
Oct. 5-3ts Near Fair Hill
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N6'TICE TO DEBTORS.

4 LII parties in any way indebted to VIM.
IA Torbert, either on Book Account or
Note, are hereby notified to make imme late
payment TO the Assignee.
HENRY r. TORBERT.
ElktOn, April 90, 186l-tf.
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WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TIME WINTER SESSION will commence
J. on MONDAY, November 3rd. Terms {:
sos and $50 per session, including all
expenses. REV. A. ii. SILL,
Oct 10, l86l-3w'. Principal.
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HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS ! -
IL GREAT FALL IN PRICES Of HOOP SKIRTS.
30 per lower than the usual Prices. We have
entirely style aud make Of skirts from what VIC have
been selling Do not fail to Took at Spring Skirts
Narch9,el. IH0s. pREkSEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-15
TOtaL...... 1917 mn 2o7l5 I158 1912 t95

March OF cur Troops down the PEN
insuIa, and the BURNING OF HamP-
tom.
We learn from one Of the participants in the
expedition that terminated in the burning Of
Hampton, that Gen. Magruder, With a part Of
his force, left the camp at Yorktown on FRIDAY
week, and proceeded to YOuBg's Mill, nine
miles from Bethel, where he remained some
days. Subsequently he went to Bethel and
then to within five miles Of New Market
bridge, where he remained all night Tuesday
last. Early on Wednesday morning, be ap-
peared within a mile and a half Of Newport
News, and drew up in battle array. It was
reported that he communicated with the COM
mander Of the fertilization and challenged him
to battle, which be declined; but there is no
certainty about this. At all events, tie feder-
alists remained in their fertilization.
After waiting an hour and a halt or so, Gen.
Magruder marched toward Hampton. Ia
crossing New Market bridge the enemy's pick
cts fired and fed one Of our soldiers Ga Vir-
ginian) was slightly wounded in the face.
The general went to within a mile and a half
Of Hampton and halted. At night large fires
were built at this point, and the general with
drew to within three miles Of Hampton. After
midnight, finding that the enemy made no de-
monstration whatever, he dispatched some
two or three regiments OF infantry and a
LAUpD 81 EdhnlLl .Au AANhEANNg 80 L1NN1~
tons TO burn it down. This force entered the
town, found it unoccupied except by one or
two perlons, and, at about 3 O'Clock, set the
place on fire. At half-past three the whole
town was in a blaze, and by morning was re-
ducea to ashes.
On Tnursdsy General Magruder returned to
Bethel.
The burning Of Hampton, we learn, was
considered a military necessity. It was ascer-
tanned that it was to be made winter quarters
for the federaiists, and a complete fOrtihea-
tion. which, indeed, was already commenced,
was 10 be thrown up for its defense. Under
this representation, as painful as it was to re-
duee such a place as HAMPTON to RUNE, every
one readily acquiesced, and three gentlemen,
owners Of houses there, joined the expedition,
and with a~lacrity applied the torch themselves
10 their property. Every true southern man
would prefer to see bis house in ashes rather
than it become a place of shelter to the iHTa-
der, from which TO carry on bis war OF Tapine
and northumberland Dispstek.
DEsEErERs.-Since Tuesday last a number
of strangers have passed through our town,
Who represented themselves to be deserters
from the federal army. They say they were in
the battle of Bull Run, and, having become
scattered in their retreat, they determined 10
desert. They represent that they belong 20 the
> b regiment Of Maine, and were three months
men, aud that their time Of enlistment expired
on the 9th instant. There has been up 10 this
time, we understand, t~airty-one in ali passed
through CsnirsuiHe (Mi.) Citizen,
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THIS PERMANENT CONFEDERATE
CAPETAE.

Memphis stands a good chance to become
the permanent capital Of the Confederate
States il she will enly take a proper move in
the matter. It is every day becoming mere ev
ident that Kentucky, Missouri and a large
area OF the western territories must, by virtue
Of necessity, ultimately come with the South,
THIS rendering this city 2 central point-it
already possessing the other requisites Of ac-
feasibility and healthfulness. There is no
place, in fact, west Of Huntsville and Nash
willie, that promises 10 compete with US, and
so we'll were our superior advantages appTe-
ciated that it is understood hat the temporary
choice OF Richmond was only made IN the
Montgomery Congress by a majority Of one
over Memphis. To commence with, we can
command The votes, in all probability, Of a ma
iority Of The delegates from tue States of Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tonnes
zee, if they win only 50 act as to represent the
popular sentiment Of their constituencies.
Besides, our eligibility is such as to forcibly
recommend itgelf to the entire country, ire
spsctive Of sectional prejudice.
To render this matter more certain, however,
l. viii be well IL the city Authorities, OF even
those most prominent among The wealthy and
enterPrising portion Of our population, would
tura their attention to it, and offer some in
ducenent 20 the G5-e-nment, as has been done
by some Of our contemporaries. Tie municipal
board, o. private citizens, can select a piece
OF ground as a suitable site for the capitol, and
donate It 10 Congress, with an accompanying
statement Of the advantages which they may
think this point possesses over all others.
There is nothing improper that we can see in
this, though hypererticism may regard it in
the aspect Of a bid. On The contrary, We
deem It nothing more nor lcJs than honorable
competition, and would like the experiment to
he marr
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Gen. Price Fafe--MCCullOch not Killed
Names OF Federal Omcers KILLED,
Etc, Etc.

RoLLA, Missouri, August 13.-The follow
ing is furnished by an eyewitness, who left
Springfield on Sunday night;
The fight ragged from 6 A. &, till , P N. The
sOutherners charged Totten's battery three
times. Gen. Lyon fell early in the action.
Siegel had severe struggle, and left three
of his four guns on the field, spiking them.
The Southern camp took fire, and was de-
stroyed.
In the federal loss Capt. Graft was killed.
General Sgeeny, wounded in the leg; Col.
Mitchell, seriously wounded; Maj. Shepherd,
slightly. Among the regulars, Capt. Plum
mer was seriously wounded; Capt. Miller,
Capt. Lavender, Capt. Buck, Col. Dietzler,
Capt. Mcfarland, ali seriously. Five lieu
tenants were killed.
Gen. Price was not killed.
There was a rumor on the field that Gen.
McCulloeh was killed, but it was denied.
On Saturday night DR.. Mencher left Spring
field with ambulances, to see about the woun-
ded.
LYONS body was treated with great respect.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 14.-Fremont has
te~Iegraphed Gov. Morton that Lyons has been
killed, and Siegel is in full retreat, pursued by
the enemy. He urges the Governor to send for
ward every available man to defend the flag Of
the Union.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4-Gentlemen from st.
Louis say that Fremont, in order to check the
dangerous enthusiasm of the people, com.
PEELED the tapers to consent to the publication
of ~fslsehOods regarding affairs in Southwest.
ern Missouri. There the rout is regarded d:
a total humiliation.
After blowing up the powder magazine and
destroying other property SiegeI retreated, and
on Sunday night encamped thirty miles this
side of Springfield.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
city and county of st. Louis, and Maj. J.
Mckinney has been appointed Provost.
John A. Brownlee, president Of the board
Of police, has been arrested, and Basil Duke
has been appointed in bis stead.
It isreported that Gen. Hardea with $4,000
men is marching on Pilot Knob, where a. force
Of 5000 f~sdeTals, with five cannon, is en-,
camped.