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Gw I'm, Henhan aud Brau reiess-
cd on Parole neeetps IA kfian-
kess- Restoring she Lights an the
Southern Ceast-Large quantity
90 Cotton sefxed--B.aser frem
south America.

NV YoRK, Nov la.--Messrs Gwin Ben
ham andBrau have been released on parole
not 70 leave the country without permission
Of the Government.
The ship sLydia and John Couelo werc
we're seized as rebel property today.
The steamship fdinburg brought snail
quantity Of arms. aud her manifest shows an
immense quantity OF blankets and army cloth.
A letter from Hilton Head Of tho lith.
states that the entire fresnel lighting aPpa-
ratus formerly used IN Hunting leland and
Martins Industry light house,, was disco,-
cred in cxceIlenf condition. Ia tSse arsenal an
Beaufort. anil we're taken TO the Wabash.
and viii he plac-.l In their old position
Specials state that the rebels admit the los'
Of an immense quantity Of. cotton ssored az
Beaufort
The Naval Department viii recommend a
large increase Of the naval force TOR future
operations on the southern coast
The steamer BogotA arrived on the 9th
from yaip4raiso. Gov. Bisler and family
we're among tive passengers en route for ssn
, Francisco.
Meiggs has contracted with the Chill GOV
eminent to build the Valparaiso and San fu-
ego railroad: his contracts nov amount -
about ten millions.
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sesnsss q win aaa Others Arsess-
sa-Ths Troops all 1andea-fcd
erai Pteksss Astackea-Retnssre
ed Benusers Oeeupsed.

Nru losK. Sov. l5.--Senaior OWN. Cal
honn penham and J. Brent of California.
we're arrested As tie Uncle Sam vac entering
the Ray OF Panama. by order OF Gen. Sum
nsr. Papers compromising them with seces-
sionists we're found aboard Some OF Gein :
friends az Panama applied to the Governor
10 annul the arrests on the ground that they
we're made in New CrAnaoian water~. and
that Government has no right tn transport
political prisoners over their TERRITORY. ten
Hsrrnn. Who vss an intimate frieud at G~in.
also used his influence.
The Governor Issued orders prohibiting
the conveyance of the prisoners acro-s the
Isshmns. and large forces Of seidiers were
sent % the Statson a. release them - -oon
As hey landed. The L. s. Cons-I went
aboard the Uncle sam. II vas finally deci.
de2 that the prisoners we're 20 be allowed 20
cross the lsshmus ~ such. and the question
Of further arrests he referred b. Washington.
The steamer Coat1acoalccs. from Fort
ROYAL v edne~iay. i3th, p. n. arrived here
last night. The tsoops had ell been landed
and the store sr1 ordnance from the var.
Gus vessels Il the feei were beng rspsdls
Discharged A number OF transports would
sooa bc ready n leave
IL vas rs,nors. the sion ricksss on shs
OPPOSITE SIDE of tie Island. near Zoe Sayan
n.k ferry. bad been attacked by the rebels
EsinforceDsots -ere being sens from m.
fort
The fe3er~l lrsog- would take lsrn.
possession cf Re.ukers 90 Tbuxz.v The lS<h
The Cosfzsooalco> ps~cd the Gun boat
Nootscello cod CorDscf.egs, on sbs f3tk. os
trying ~ shoals. secnd s~ssA-
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Ars. MAY A. CEossr, Teacher OF Nj
SIC. viii give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use OF instrument. In
struction in Thorough Bass and Vocal music,
either choral OF with instrumental aecompa
a:mept. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street, adjoining Miss McLeod's School
Room, or at her residence. Corner OF Ohio
and Third streets
A first class Piano for sale. Terms rea-
sonahle. dim
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can only account Cor my pre- ans sound heait,
Il n the constant, though MODERATE of BaEssvrs
Hou,Sp BITrrEs-having frsm my youth suffered, -
intervals from fnrs In both form, sometimes -
severely TO completely rrostrate have Scr
several months past though subject loss o. sleep
and unusual physical effort. been entirely free frcn
any symptom OF this distressing disease. while ny
general health is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity Of shis csfiit
cate. are requested 20 call upon CT communicate ~r
the r-Opre,crs. They will take Iicasure ouiy
referring them 10 its author. bat many others NJ
have used the Holland Bitter for the same anectscr
with equal .roccss oTlG.iN
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light Dispatches.
Col. Jenusson Goes 20 Sedaiia--iIIs
Proclamation.


LKAyrSwoGrn, Nov. l4.-The LIST Kansas
cavalry. Col. Jennison, has left here for Sc
dalia, Mo, 10 protect supply trains and other
Government property at that and neiehbor.-
inc points.
Jennison has issued proclama ton TO the
people OF jackson, Lafayette. Cass, johnson
and Pettis counties. No, frsm which the
following extracts are made: ave march TO
enforce the laws and sustain the Government.
Every loyal citizen is expected 10 give evil
dence OF his loyalty BIZ active efforts for the
protection of the flag. For four months our
armies have marched through your country
your protested friendship has been frand
your oaths OF allegiance have been falsehoods
and periuries; you have fed the rebel army
You act as spies while claiming 10 be true
TO the Union. We do not care about YOUR
past political opinions. No man will be per-
secuted because he differs from Us But
neutrality Is ended. IL YOU are patriots you
must fight; if you ais traitors YOU will be
punished. The time for fighting has come.
Every man who feeds, harbors. protects, or
in any way, gives aid and comfort 10 the en-
emies Of the Union will be held responsible
for his treason. with his life and property.
While all the properto of Union men and
all their rights viii be relisionsly respected.
traitors will everywhere be treated a out
laws, enemies Of God AMI man too base 20
hold any description of property, and having
no rights which loyal men are bound to re
spect. The last dollar and the last slave Of
rebels will be taken and turned 10 the gener
al Government. Playing war is played out
and whenever Union troops are fired upon,
the answer will come from cannon, and des.
olation will follow treason. iii the land be
tween Fort Lcavenworth and the head quar-.
tiers OF the army of the west, i under the
jurisdiction ofthe United States. and We pro
pose 70 have a regular road over il. and safe
communication through H. no matter at
what cost of rebel treasure and blood
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War Items.

Hoo. Charles L. Murray. Senator from
Elkhart and Lagrange. has been appointed
quartermaster Of the 18th regiment. Colonel
Eddy, at Goshen.
The 50th regiment. Colonel Dunham. has
emosed from Seymour TO Bedford. IL Is
lhought this regiment ~ill be full in ten
days.
There are eight hundred and sixty men
sworn into the 49th regiment at Camp Joe
Holt.
Ii is said that as the last Congress was
..sout 10 adjourn. Coionel foukc. OF Illinois.
and Colonel Wright. of Tennessee. were bid
ding each other good-by. when Wright re-
marked. Phi. when We meet again ex-
pect il will be on the battle field" And
sure enough ID was. They met on the battle
Geld at Belmont on Thursday last. where
Wright prevented his men from shooting n
Fouks, but was killed himself.
V W. Bailey has been commissioned a.
Major ofthe Sind regiment rice Gordon Tan
ner. deceased.
Henry c. Elliot. OF New Castle. has been
appointed Adjutant Of the ss,h regiment.
COL. McMullen.
Col Aiexsnder's regiment. at GosPort
have named themselves the Noble Rifles, in
honor Of the Adju,ant-GeneraI of the State.
Capt. Johnston Of the 18th regiment. Col.
Meredith. Is in indianapolis. His visit %
Indiana is for the purpose Of huding descrters
from the regiment and 10 obtain recruits TO
take the place OF those who have died or
been discharged from service on account of
sickness. he SAYS the regiment mas lost
about one hundred and fifty men BY disease.
Col. Bridsland has over 900 men IN his
cavalry regiment IL viii number 100
men when il Is full IS soon as il receives
al It's equipments J, will he ready 60 take the
Geld
Many persons in the city says the Indian
apolis Journal. have asked the question Of
late a. 20 the cause Of the frequent dischar-
<es Of artillery in the city. In answer ne
~ill say that the artillery companies station
ed here are prssticing with view Of going
to Kentucky as soon rs pos>ihle Captain
Bush's company from Michigan City. and
capt. simonson's from the northern par, OF
the State. viii leave Cor Kentucky Ia few
dA,s. Captain Harris's company viii be far
nishsd with section Of battery Cor rrae.
tee 10 day or % morrow and. as soon a. Gil.
si sp. viii be sent 70 Kentuey.
Gen. sherman. commanding the Depart.
ment Of the Cumberland. has issued an order
directing all artillery munitions for his com
mand TO be sent to Indianapolis 20 he pepar
ed for the lieid. aud al new artillery compa
niss TO Get their outfit a, this city Ten Par
rot guns. some saosh bore ePoundsrs ans
several coffee ms guns are expected here
70 day or to morrow An ordinance Offices
Il also expected 70 make an examination o
the arsenal previous 20 its passing Toto 'h'
possession Of the General Government
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Hoo SoTicE.-I viii cell ca every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday OF the month
OF November. 1861. between the hours o.
s O'Clock A. NJ. and - o'clock NJ, at tAe
public pound in Terre Hsute. 70 the highes.
bidder, at public auction. AL hogs that may
have been. on any Of these days within tho
rublic pound mere than twelve hours.
THOMAS MADIGAS.
City Marshal
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAxEscL ,kKK'.

CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS
Prepared frsn preseripflon o. Mr. 4 Ggsrl,
NJ. ID. .Pkvsieisn Extraordinary r. flS QHorA.
rhis iusaluahls msdicin. j. unfailing a "a .oss.
al lho.e painful snd dsnT-raus ds-sa-s. heh az
female cpnstlrution i safeei. u motefses 81 g..
oe-s.s sna rssnos.- sii ohatrscsieu-. sna spesii
cure msy - r'iilfo on
10 MARRIED IADlfs
pAftlcaiaFiy fsiisa. ID viii ln = .i.ar iilns
bring Or ths rsensi'is r@rie' siah r~gdsr''-
RaeA lolils. rIiss on. tsll.f. t.aFs n-
msui stamp .sar,s' Raitain prestni eosiir.
fsits.
CAItioN.
7l<ss RI sfoHid nj - f1tes - f.ia1i.s saF. =
re FIRSf 7HRkE MONTHS ~ fs,gasnos.
fl>g are sass 70 brsag H-osrr.IS. 80 .lissl
,fl>r fi1s DeB afs ssfs.
In 81 cases e Nervous snd spnsi sascLyss. i.i..
IN tho Baok ami lsmls. Fatigue % dishi ssarti.l
rsipstsGoa a the Hear. Hy-i~rie- mi wLie..
ihese Pills pill afect cure rhsa 81 eibsr msAis
have f.llea. and although psssSfai r'nsss. q,
Dot contain iron. oalon.l. suilmosy ~ snytAias
hurifal 10 the constitution.
ruli directions la tbe pNmrAi~l afsssi zach
age. ~bIch shesld h. csrefaly prsssnesi.
sol. Agent for the Cnited Stats ard cauAis
yoB MOSES d-sei c naldwia aca.
Ra,kssi.r. n n e
x.By-sl.so and pssi4se stamps rt.eio--.i q a.,
snthorired sgeoi. viii insure hr's. rssiAlning -
pals. ~ return nail so ~ y csnninsh.a.
AMI r. NJ DonDslly, T~rre- Hsaie. ssa AL 70
Druxgis,.. lHysld~f'
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asoshy.
BY permission Of the Adjutant General
able bodied men are wanted to form com
pany 20 fill Brigade TO Rendezvous in New
York city. where camp for instruction will
be organized Good quarters. a handsome
Uniform and Erst rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
PAY Sl4 TO Sal Pm MONTH.
with rations, clothing and bounty. Ever,
loyal state will he represented in this Brig
ade. No one will be accepted who is willing
TO enlist in the s3d Regiment. as there is no
desire or intention TO retari The filing m of
hat Regiment.
Isecrui,ing Office at the south store in the
Linton Block. Market Street. Tore Haute
Quarters raticns and pay to commence with
date Of enlistment
J. L. PRESDEE,
Il. r. HOyEY,
DEL0S GOtLD.
October 81 diff
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Noon Dispatches.

Prom the south-rhe Re-
bells Terrified Judge Douglas
sous wanted IN North 4caroiiaa-
Rebel Forces i'm Northampton
Contradictory Victory Grows
Better and Observation-Disclosures
For Beaufort-Graad Council of
War-t:reat Activity an Both Ar
mics ON the Potomac-(eu. Harvey
Goes SOuth-Ss, 10000 Of Cotton
Secured-Loyal Men Even in south
Cnroiiaa-Sews From the Upper
Potomac--The Report Of the Cap
tuTc at the Sumser Repeated.
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H,rsl Hsrs,-T IT. Lo~crre-~le = a
prsrtical Halter. and Successor 10 loseph {.
Yates. corner Of FInh and Wabash Street.
has received has Fall style Of blocks and has
no~ on hand and : manufacturing 70 order
the handsomess style of Fall ard Winter
Hats 81 pr'ce- ranging from TO dollars up
vsrds. aff
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HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

cuHr % Many pisf,1s
APPAREST DISSIMILAR
whsnever The mind h ,a,sa rnore ihAn NE body
he penalty Is Dyspepsia. iLc most convenient nsnr
g. legion II complaints, beginning with impaired
tisssaoa. and generally ending n CONSUMPTION.
and al originating in ietsriorsflou % Sc bloct
From ih~ Rev. Dr. 6RETSIIATl
TrsCfsskrI. oStsbsr l., lsJo.
ILaye derived 30 much persoHsl hsnsnt rom ths
Peruvian syrup" that l Do noi hesitate - rccou
nd its use 70 all that large class of case ~hrre
Iron - the efBci~nt remedy. T. cierFyrnrn crTr.s
ally and persons whose occupations - heavily ~.
nersious eDsrges, or 20 sufferers from ihc drtiiFa
tisg effects Of summer heats believe this 10 p
Invaluable remedial agent
PHI. 6REENfFAi,
Rector ~ ~. raul'- Church
sept :. da
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Department !

win he enlarged sB1 E4mer. viii Al AL tlnss Ind
q ION sieet 4 imperrrfi 81 ths bet quality.
BIZ. CoRNWELI..
~,n. =. isGI 500. fgtA lac WshNsh Street.
Having s.td st,r Slock q god 20 ~ A. Corrveii
he rafinersfir harrfcforc existing hrfwvruus nm
der the nefaa ard ttyle ~ :. Molf A.. "a this aay
dissolved. The basiness 81 the firm vii - s~ttlei
rs n Wolf . whom ali claims viii be presented. aud
ail paysscufs must b. mad. fc viii ~ fi.nd viii
Mr. Coruwell ard wcaia urce the immediate setis
mont q all Indebtedness q the firm.
IN rstiring from IN. propri~tefship II n House
~ r~cornn1eud - numrrors patrons sncrs~s-
or a. W. sre ASSURED b. all srsre NJ Ebert 20 Fiy'
entire 1atlrlscttcn = WOLF
% t~tf wM. rATTTN.
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RrsrI AccorST or THE KILLKD AZ Bu
aosr.-The Memphis Appeal says. from The
best information Il can obtain, the Southern
los ut the battle Of Belmont was about i've
hundred ..ilIed and wounded. There we're
Gay OF sixty killed and two hundres IN ore
Arkansas regiment.
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-" %Ns-@f 49,. -
St0cks-parties are realizing and the mar
ket is all down and dull, G. q T. 375x, Gal.
a Ch. 73is NJ. 5. 1884; do guaranteed
ioik; NJ: c. sst1: Reading s5zS. Harlan
preferred 54sS; Hudson i0sS; Erie 81 do
preferred 4o14t; n Y c. 500; Pac. Mail
81 II; Erie 81: Bonds s5if Cal. IS ss1s;
Va. 6's isi44; Mo. 6's NJ; Z. :. &c 'es
do 81 Registered 9ii
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Il II Y (!
BOOTS AND SHOES

". r. STON
TrRRE HAurr. ISp.
He has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore. which he viii sell az prices 20 suit these
haFd times.
Also
Makes to order, and has on hand good as
snrtment OF home made work.
CoxE AMI SEE
large stock from which 20 CHOOSE,
or various kinds Of Boots end shoes.
y. b. Don't forget the "OLD CORNER"
opposite the Southern Bank dlw-wim
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Weakness Of the Stomrch and indi
ge>tiou.

Anothr Groat Cure Effected ~ Bariars's
Holland Buffers.
The wife Il Peter DE witc, living IN HolIand Tca .
shebcygAn County. Wisconsin. suffered much non
Weakness ofshe stomach and Ind gestion. She has
been under Physicians for tine. bot TIE
disease seemed 70 banae IFS sklll. She purchase
some HOLLAND RTTTERs AZ offioc. which h.s
given oae 70 her stomach; her appetite and strength
returning. and firmly h~llsre thai tbs 4 an
other great cure enected by ycur medicine.
We have sim 10 reoor many wonderful cures II.
fected by lhs remedy, but must wait another oppcf
tunisy. Ono thing You can rely apcn. what We tave
published are from persons much re-psc,ed IN ,ur
community and arc literally tue.
g.oCINILS.
Kd ShrbovCsn Newxhode Sheiovoan Wia
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w>STrp.-A good girl 90 DO house~oss N
: small family. Good references wiIl he re-
CURED Apply At II door East Of esh Street.
on Cherry, North &c the Congregational
Church. or AZ thu ofkcc. III
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NASTEp.--A good lacksmish. Sadiler
ard wAgcncr for Morson's Indiaaa Rangers,
the first squad of~hioh are about 10 be mus
tered ioso service prior 70 their departure %
Nsv York City. ray 80 PER mouth Ap-
- - south Store Room. Tirspn Ricck. Mar
lss meet. Tsrre Hau,e.
JOSEPH fRksDEE. o.Ytais.
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ZoiIicoffer Retreats Again .

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l5.-Gen Buell. has ar
rived. a letter to the Journal from Crab
Orchard says Zollicofer retreated on
Wednesday, blockading the road from Cum
berland Ford to Cumberland Gap by blast
ing immense rocks from the hills into the
roads
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Terre-Haute Female College

1--WE SEVENTH sI,xI-kSSrAr. SESSION q The
j Tegre-Hsute Female College, viii commence "a
THURSDAY. The .sth cf September next The same
Professors and Teachers who hare sEtr and 80
ucrxrff SLED the several departments % The Cob
l>gs herstafors viii with fsw exoeptiuns. continpe
In the scbooI Those wishing - enter Should Do "a
a. The hegiunns n possible. Any further r,forna-
ton o. acstalog,~ n TIE scsoi. may BE had ~ 81
dressing th- undersigned ~ ere Hsufe
asrsfsf JOHN COVERT.
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AUCTION.

I WILL sell at Public Auction. at
i my prug Store. 90 thr corner cf Lafayette and
Ircut strsets. IN sibisyto~n, 81 1nnrsdsy, Neyem-
W lxlh. ny entire Soek. eonsssting fn part 81
Drugs Nedicines. oro~erie.. Crnctery. Tir~s -.
Notions snd many othsr articles 10 nureroaf 90
mentien. J. . NofIN.
Terms Il sale cash.
Nsx. 9Th. CT. CIV.
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THE PHENIX F!
or HARTFORD.


In the equitable adjustment. and prompt Cash re-
spouse 10 LOSES. tue PHGNIN FtsnAs rre-ern
nenty Al the mead ~ It's profession. While "a extern
siVe practics ard first class tsiness system 4 To-
cal sgeocies Is not esce-t ~ suv similar corpora
ton la the world.
Insurancer solicited. an1 policies iskusc ard re-
neved IN thi. leading Corporauon. fair rates -
MCLEAN A CRANE.
nnNlain ResiIcrL AaenLs.
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BasroS, Nov. I5.-The Collector of this
port has received Instructions from Washing.
ton 10 stop the expectation of saltpetre and
gunpowder
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LUxcH.-A free lunch viii be set. TO night,
II the ST. Charles Saloon. Turkey. chicken.
French SOUP. and such Ike delicacies vii be
"a orf
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RetTograde Movement OF the Army Of
the West-Price Moving towards
Arkansas-McCuIioch also goes tn
the south


the south
SrRNoKIKLp, Nov. ii.-Since the depart
urs Of Generals Hunter Pope and Sturgis
divissons Of the army on Saturday last for
St. Louis from Warsaw. nothing ofinterest
has transpired here. Gen. Sigel's aud "A
both's divisions have returned from their 20
sition south of here. which was merely n
feint TO protect our withdrawal. and will
march for st. Louis by the Way Of Rolla. in
o day or two.
Sprinhsid viii be entirely evacuated. and
LA numbers Of Union men of the city and
surrounding country have left. aud will con.
tinue 10 leave with the army, not being will
ling 70 rick their lives IN the hsndls ~ the
rebels.
Sterling Price began TO move with his ar
nv. ~ 900 men and twenty five pieces of ar
tillery. Saturday morning. towards Pneville,
Mcdonald county. in the extreme sonthwes-
ern corner Of the State
Ben McCulloch broke up his camp FRIDAY
night. and the next DAY vas marching %
wards Berryvills. Carroll county. Arkansas
A gentleman recently prisoner in the
rebel camp. says Price designs % 80 into
winter quarters Al Cross Hollow. Washington
county. Arkansas. That all his rebels Who
wish to 20 home have already returned. anil
that those now With him intend - eight out
side Of Missouri.
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TONSORlAL.
Mcdicated Hair Wash,

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
Il having r~ftted his shaving and H4ir IHersing
Saloon adjoining the Terre HAnie Hone. h~sr leave
b. inform sbs GO zeps and pubic gsnsra,y 4sl he
}. nov rrerars-f a. ssslt urea cust.<asrs - kis
Usual satisfactory manHer. strict attention given ~
haunnaauirs anf tniffnV isiilfs frd Iiflif ftfs'
uair GF0 IS Canada
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~ Conductor Talmage, Of the L. IL a.
4 81. Louis Railroad. has our thanks for
copy octhe ST. Louis Ne~s. Of Thursday
evening. the 18th inst:
Latest Fnox THE SorTHwEsT.-The fol-
loving i a copy of dispatch received by
Gen. Curtis this morning:
RoLLA, Nov. Ia, lcCl.
To Brigadi,r- General Csrfis:
Sturgis. Sigel Asboth and Wynan are
near Lebanon. Ssgel went after frce, Tor
ty-fve miles. where Price had burned the
-ho,e country before him. cutting of sup
plie. The entire country Is burned over
ADD up. very large number OF people
from Southwest ale with our army. almost
ds titute. Army viii he here Sunday.
c. NJ Donor.
Col Commanding Post
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

i MOVEMENT or Tnoofs.-Th he 43rd regiment
leaves, we learn at O'Clock. this morning
Tor Kentncky.
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Losr.-Three or four links of goli chain
Nth heavy goid key attached The links
are long. A liberal reward ~ill be paid n
any QUE finding Il. and leaving 4 At this
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ss-Any of our readers Afflicted with scsorvlA @
ssrofaisus complaints. VIII % well 20 rad the re-
marks IN oar advertising columns rePecti5g H. Be-
s;is q ne assue q this disorder has been knew
BY the people, and the clear opposition q n tAsro
given. viii prove acceptable ana usefai We b.v,
long admired the searching and shle msnner In uhcA
Dr. Ann treats every suhjec, be touches, whs<vvr
hiss his attention Al al. hAs great deal Ct q; h.
masters what he undertakes, and no one who hsA a
particle % feeling Cor HE siced fellow nan, car
Icok with Indifference upon his iseors for ~ sisk
Read what he says ofscrofuia. and sec IN bow few
words ard hos clearly he telis more than We a.
have known u This insidic-s sid fatal maisdy
lsun, Phiisdeiphia. Pa. octisdgw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-16

THOSE in search n private
L Boarding House can be accommodated 81 he
Cornor AZ fourib and Eagle Streets, Nc. a..
e.~sl0fff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-16
rae Ar.ss rs..~. cape Mace ." a

n. JoHSs. y. =, Nov. it.--fbe steam-
ship Ara. o from New York. passed Cape
Rsse thi. morning at 3 O'Clock She came
close in. e was impossible 70 hoard her. a. a
frighsfal gale was blowing and a sea running
in which no boat could live Ihs Spray
hiew comr'ets'S ohc Arsep.
No di.nasches wee consequently sent CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-16

Nrw YoEx. Nov. ia large English
steamer. loaded with munitions of war for the
rebels, was captured by United States frig.
ate and taken into Key West. IL is no
d5ubt the fingal, which was known to be
fitting out at 0reenock. with the intention OF
running tho blockade.