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The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-13
Nelson's Victory Complete.
GEMS. WILLIAMS AND
HAWES PRISONERS.
THE BELs RETIRE FROM
CAMP THOMPKINs.
Federal Forces in Pos
session of Cotton Hill.
THE AFFAIR AT GUYANDO1TE.
Swift vengence and Merited
Retribution-

C!ScISxArI. Nov. i2-At the battle al
Pikeriile last Friday and Saturday the vic
tory was complete. Gems. Williams and
Harves are among the prisoners.
Alviccs iron the Kanawha stale The
rebels who had been shelling Camp Tomp.
kns from Cotton Hill had retired upon the
approach OF force under Col. DeNelliers.
Nine of the enemys pickets were killed with
no loss on our side. Col. DeVilliers has IA
ken possession Of the Hill
The defeat OF the Union forces at Guyan-
d0ttc was accomplished be trickery on the
part of the inhabitants.
Il seems force Of rebel cavalry various
" estimated az 500 70 900 had concentrated
in the country back of the town. These
proposed. with the assistance Of the rebel in
ha5itants of Guyoniotte. 10 annihilate the
federal forces ia the town. This force con
sisted OF 200 OF the 5lh Virginia Regiment
and a few Of Seiger's Virginia cavalry.
Il was arranged between rebel cavalry
and rebel citizens TO massacre our troops IN
cold blood. Accordingly the rebel citizens
were very kind 10 our troops on last Sunday
even ne, and invited them 10 their houses On
various pretexts and ali who were of OF duty
accepted the invitation, while they were
being entertained at about half past eoclock
at night, the rebel cavalry dashed into town
and signals were d'spla-~d trsm every house
where the federsls were. r-d into these the
rebels rushed. numbering the unarmed sol
diers IN cold blood. Rebel citizens, men
and women rushed 20 arms and aided tue
cavalry in the slaughter. The federsls in
Camp prepared as soon as pessible for their
defeat, bus were overpovered and bad 20
break.
Very few were killed in the engagement
with the cavalry. nearly all y re killed being
murdered in the houses When Col. Seigler
arrived on learning the particulars Of the at
fair he ordered the destruction Of the town
Buildings were Immediately sred and the
whole town reduced 20 ashes.
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Il car only account Cor my rE.esH' as1se hessth.
from the cons,Al, though moderate of fBa~sAsx's
Hos1a,p RsrrYrs-hsvinr from MY ycuth rursr~d. 81
intervals frou fnEs. Ia both fc-ms. HcuetiDss x
severely - to ooaarieseiy PROSTATE haze sor
several rsen.s p.r,. though subject 10 lns. q ssssp
and urususi rbs eal Effort beeu entirely fr~~ fron
any symptom q - distressing dise2sc; While M
general health !. very ssuch improved"
rersess doutt.ng the sutlsn',csty ef this crrt3f
cate requested % csli uPca cenrnun.ns,- ~,k
'h- prsrrsscrs. They VA ta<e pleasure hot eay l.
referring them % its artAor sut "a r,.ny o,bs-s ~b
have used The Holland rs,.rs ssr n. ss--,.en
with equal success. .e,sc.sz
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sS-lny ef cur readers s<,ictet Viii Soscrrzs ~
s-csuiSCs Complaints. vii do well 70 rssc ~ 70
marks in cur advertising columns rsspeo1ae a. But
rts u ID. nature c< thss cisc~cer bss b>>c kso~s
b, he psorle. Ast The clear ezpo<.ren q t Aeve
gwen. ~sli prove aoceptssss and useful. We have
lcng admired she searching sac shls usnser Ia viei
~. Arxs treats every subject he tsnchex ~hssS-s
has his attention II al. has great deal c< ic he
masters wha; he undertakes. and n one Via ha, .
particle of feeling for his sricsso fssc~ rsn. csss
look with indsrereDos upoo has isbOrs tie sies.
ke.e what he says of scrofsiA. and 80 In hy~ see
vcrcs and hO~ clearly be teus us than 81
hsv. known n this iasiiiors and fatal na,sdy.-
tsur. Phil.deiphi.. Pa ccsls4s.
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NEW-yORh uaRkET.

NV ORR. Nos. ~.
Flour shade easier. with moderate buSi-
ness doing for export and home consumption.
sales Of -, 100 bbls at s. .25G So for re-
ie ted; g, ,50sd ,. - for super Safe; S9.6SS,
SIS tor extra State; s.. .50a 90 eab.0o fer
shipping brands extra r. II. o; <b.lod
{, ,15 for trade brands; market closing slack.
Canadian 1our a shade lower anil mOder
a.e demand: sales Of $50 bhls AZ s. ,50oa 5. IS
for superfine. s. $50. 50 tor common 20
choice extra.
Rye aour quiet and steady az S3.l00 40.
Corn meal steady sales of 200 bbis at
&. .s5td2 90 for Jersey: $3.50 for extra ~e--
tern.
Whisky scarcely 20 firm. sales OF so hhis
al 293zc.
Wheat lG2c bcttel, with brisk demaDd
for export. and heavy decline IN foreign
frcirhts has impaired very cheerful tone 90
m. market; sales Of 5000 bush Chicago
rrnr az 81 .20s,i %. $500 bush Racine
:. ..ring al 81 .229l.2i; lf.s0o bush north
western Club AZ 81 2JGel %, latter price
very choice; - 900 Milwaukee Club AZ ST.
2aCfl 90: 81 coo Amber Iowa At Sl.27d
O.. II 900 bush old State at <l3i l3s;
GOO bush extra Amber Green b y at 81 %;
lo6 600 bu.h winter red western at 81 ,32d
/ 1. I: 3. 900 bush Amber Michigan az 81 -
I 6i.3e: 1000 bu.h rcd Kentucky a s. %,
/ ~ 600 bush Consda Club % e. 25ta .26
/ -, 100 bush white western a. <l tC6 40.
$3.50 bush white Kentucky AZ Sl46d 80
Ryc scarce and frrn. sales of 4.a0 hush
State at &c
Barley a shade frmer sales Of ) 200 hush
T choice We trn al II. and 400 bash Canada
East 63d7tc
Corn good export and home trade demand,
aud fair speculative inquiry; saies of l2s .
600 bush st 5Sc fos inferior mixed western
1 66sd67isc for good 20 prime shipping do
aioat: 6sgd6siec in store. 69c for weston
yellow; 7lsc for Jersey yellos.
uaarce and hsm: sales st 43,d az e
or snada: 43sd ~ &c for Western fennssi
van and State.
Pork dull and lower; sales Of $40 bhls Al
xla15,dl595 for mes. 900 Philadelphia
mess at S,5569 .62t- for prime.
Beef rules quiet and unchanged. sales o
800 bbls at ~ 0o(ds 30 foe prime. - .oOf
5 50 tor mess: Si0.00@I2o0 for repacke'
me-s: $500 for extra mess-
Prime mess beef inactive.
Reef hams steady with small sales Of yes
tcxn at $3.50.
Cut meats dull with small sales at 1 y s.fS
for shoulders and SC for hams.
Dressed hogs in active demand at sc.
Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard shade easier: sales Of ! .050 bb,s .
els@9cltc. including sales Of 200 bbls d.
hvsrabis Dscsuber about the 9th.
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N q aicQl.

Mrs. MAaY A. CROSBY, Teacher Of Mu-
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use of instrument. In
struction in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
either choral Or with instrumental accompa
niment. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. apply at Music Room cn
Sixth Street. adjoining Mis- McLeods School
Room. or at her residence. Corner of Ohio
and Third streets.
4 first class Piano for sale. Terms rca-
sonable. dim
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Tho 18th regulars have dress parade ey
cry afternoon on University square. Yes
terday afternoon. preceded BY the band, one
Of the best belonging 10 the army. tiey pa
rsded Washington street 10 the admiration Of
all citizens.-Siafe Seafinel.
This regiment, for which Capt. Hough Il
recruiting IN this city. IS filing up with pick
ed men. Two companies have already been
dispatched TO Kentucky 70 enter upon active
service. The great efficiency already attain
ed in drill BY the recruits OF the 18th reflects
tho highest credit on the offcers Of the regi-
msrt
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Noon Dispatches.
Great Victory in Kentucky
NELSON MAKES NO BLUNDRR
400 Rebels Killed |!
1000 Taken Prisoners!
FEDERAL LOSS MALL

PAKIs. Kr.. Nov. l2.-Gen. NJ lset net
the rebels on Friday last at Pike,''e, Pike
county. Ky. aud wone glorious victory.
SECOND pIsrArcH.
Col. Labe Moore attacked The lrisels in
the rear with J. 500 men.
Col Harris % Ohio. IN froa ath 600
men. Harris falling back. and Moore press
ING forward ill the enemy were brought IN
TO the midst Of Nelson's whole Brigade when
oGr forces pressed them upon all sides, kill
ing 400 and taking 600 prisoners The
balance we're scattered in all directions
The loss of the Federals i small.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM THE FLEET
REBEL ATIEmEs DIsNoUSft D--UNIoS MEN
MOVING ~ EAST TENNEsSEE-THE PIRATE
SUMTER CAtTUsED-N CIR ND hEcoNNo'-
sANcE-sUNSISG THE REBEL BLOCKADE -
ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM EU oPE-lHE
ADMINISTRATION WILL BACK Up THE IA.
VAL ExIEDnI, y PROMPTLY,
wAsuIxcroS, Nov. l2.-The substance of
accounts published in the Norfolk Day Book
has been rt ceived here containing import
ant particulars regarding the movement OF
the Great feet, One report says i2 vessels
N lde their appearance of Port Royal. An
other dispatch saws 35. and another that !
vessels by the batteries az Hilton Head,
aud Island Point The rebels say the guns
in their batteries on Hilton Head and Island
Point were dismounted.
The Charleston Mercury says these guns
were dismounted by their own recoil. Rath-
er a remarkable statement
The latest dispatch dated Thorsday even
ing, Nov. Z. 3 O'Clock 7. NJ. saws FIVE feder
al vessels, are now in sight OF Beaufort. and
an attack is expected Tonight.
The dispatches in the Norfolk Day Book
we're mostly from Charleston. The Charles
ton Mercery : accounts were also given from
Est Tennessee showing indications that the
Union men there were moving They are
accused of cutting down telegraph wires and
burning bridges toYthwsrt the movements OF
tho rebels.
& family letter received here dated 25th
October on board the irigate Niagara. of
Galveston. confirms the report of the cap
ture of the pirate Sumter The Nriler says
she was caught IN heg own trap. IL seems
that she mistook one OF the gunhoais for
merchantu,an, and started IN pursuit. When
/ the gunboat had drawn her out far enough,
she turned and ran her ashore Her officers
and crew are prisoners on board the Mag
ara.
From officers who have arriled here, Il Is
ascertnned that reconnaissance 10y sixteen
thousand men, was made st an early hour
this morning IN south~esteriy direction
from Alexandra.
Two thousand rebels arrived nesr Acco
unck yesterday, from the main body OF then
army.
Tho rebel steamer Page still harbors in
Quaniico creek. and may be seen iron
budd's Ferry.
Three schooucrs ran the blockade in opcr
dav Yesterday. They came abreast the reb
Ell batteries about IL O. clock 4. NJ. whei
fire was opened upon them. They saiies
slowly up the Swash Channel hy the Mary
land shore, and although 43 rounds werc fires
at them, they ali three escaped untouched. -
Mos, of the shells fred were appearanu.
lrom sifed guns and struck on the Mar,lai,'
saOre
A force OF Federal tooops has been sen
20 Matthias Point 20 clear IL of woods an
make a reconnoiss nee.
Official advices from Europe, Just receiy
ed show a strengthening belief Of the res
toration OF the Union, and an increased cot
dence in the ability of the Administration.
re-esgablish its authority.
The news from Europe = especially graf
tying.
There is still prospect Of general ea
GLANCE OF prisoners. although no definite Al
. rangcments arc yet made.
The Administration vill ACT with promp'
: ness in maintaing any success the Naval p
pedition may have achieved.
The Secretary IS still observed IN the Dc
partmcnts relative 20 present or prospective
? novcu'ents Of the Expedition.
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Axpxnsoss BoARDrso Hovsr-We call
attention 10 the advertisement. "Boarder's
Wanted" which appears in another column
Mr.. Anderson WAS formerly proprietor OF the
Anderson House in Sullivan. and won al
enviable reputation as an excellent landlord
and caterer TO public taste Those who de-
sire a pleasant home and good boarding. VIII
fnd both by calling upon Mr.. Anderson at
the Northeast corner Of ID ard Mulberry
streets.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM THs FLEKr

FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM THE FLFEr
BAITlxoRr. Nov. l2.-Ths following ad-
ditsonal paruculars are from The Charleston
Mercury. Of Friday the 9Th. IL say that the
feet aprearcd of the mouth of Brad river
between 2 and 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing, aud under cover OF heavy tre seven
OF the ships passed the batteries. One ac-
count ssys IN Z fifteen passed. Another &c
count saws ten OF the FEDERAL vessels were
crippled. but another account uskes no men-
ton Of any disaster.
The rebels report their loss m the bate
ries quite light.
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.EN. HrSrER.s srArr.

WARSAW. Nov. l2--The following Is a
correct list OF Gen. Hunters staff as official
~ announced. Surgeon. Jas. X. Barres,
Medical Director. Maj. Chas. g Halpine.
Asst. Adjt. Gen; Capt MarcusJ. PARROT.
Asst. Adjt: Lieut.. Edward d. Smith. Asst
Adjt. Gen; Capt Jno. ". Shafer. q. N,
Capt. Jno. W. Jarrer. Commissary Of Sub
sistance: Maj Edward Wright. Mai X NJ
Hough. Mai Louis ID. Hubbard. Capt X W.
Thompson. Lieut.. Samuel W. Stockton.
Lieut.. Anson r. Doolittlc, Iicnt. Arthur
Mckenzie, Lieut.. Chas. Z. Hays. ABIDE
Camps.
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sFR IkEEs ciAgsPs
CELEBRATkD FEMALE PILLS

CELEBRA1ED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prrs~ris;sn Of Sir J Csrsp
ND. Physsoson Ez4rsors,ssSs - he Queen.
III, Invaluable r,ssissns Is uasil.as u the ~.r-a
a.. ,so-> p.n.si ana s.ax--os diseases to .hs-A ths
fsrsss~ cossatuCon = s1as~os- rtposs,.sss e. -
c~sr-s and retncses 81 oss'-seiions. and . sps~d,
c-rre ma, ~ reaec OF.
TO sARRIED i-Ak,sEs
4 sparLsolariy s-.tf4. d Vii. N o s1es tine
bring oo tss nsr's-y p~rl~i --sh r-sui.rsty-
YAeh bo,,l~. yrso- or dollar. h>Ars III
unent s'sr.p 90 s.rssi prssssin. q r-e~sos o1saA
fsts
ckurBo.
74ae< J'.s stos.1 - - f1g-- y - s<s drrt,.,
o. y7as7 7Bkgg roy7yzS 9, Srsv-a-.,.
~ 80 s--e =, s.-sro w~~~-soe-. D. a. ,--s
o,A-r si-l- fseg9-s eor
IN al oase. q S.rvgs. sz1 s,las- sr---~-s. p-ir
r. sAe pac. sz< lsr,s-. FsuEo- s-xhs ~.srss~
Pslossst.-r - As E.--t- Fy-t>-sas snt whs.ss.
,aer> rsiis VII s,.-. cs-- ~A>- s- -A-r u<.-s>
ssvs f..iss. sna sl.boass . p.~srs ~sssy. -
re, eonss,a i,on. otoa-i. sr'.--~ ssv<.ia.
hur.frl o. "a ecasststra-
Frl directions IL he p@u.pa.sl Nru1se ssof
ar. ~ts-s s'.oaia - osr~s.iiy preserved
Sd. Agent sor tba Ua'tsi ss;ns sp1C<as<A
JOB vosrs. a<,sf c. hsl1~s. Aco-
hocbsr~. nj.
xR-ti.os AID 9 spo-lASe sisnps -ssnIcssi 10 say
suthssiE~ ag~.s. .-fi inssrs es-as. csssAs,:rs ~
Pnls. ~ return NAL. sosd h, q. curaanxhaz,
snd =. NJ Danses,g. Ter. Hssis. snd ell sscs
nrusests. k1y4s1vu
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~ At time when the people are anx-
iously looking 10 the telegraphic columns Of
the newspapers Tor startling announcements.
which may either elevate or depress the feel
ings of the patriot. Tuttle would proclaim to
the "worid and the rest Of mankind" that
he is now ready 70 supply the people with
his rnafchl<ss -iace meat for mince pies
The manufacture Of this article Is wholly un-
de. the direction and supervision of Mrs.
TuttIe, and the materials used are Of the
choicest and fines quality.
October 20, 1861.
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Hoo NorIcE.-I will sell on every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Of the month
et November. 1851. between the hours oi
O'Clock A NJ. and II o'clock NJ, at the
public pound in Terre Haute. TO the highest
bidder, at public auctior. all hogs that may
have been, on any OF these days within the
public pound more than twelve hours
THOMAS MADIGAN,
CITY Marshal
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CayoIfy-
By permission of the Aajutant General,
able bodied men are wanted to form com
pany to hil Brigade to rendezvous IN New
York city. where camp for instruction viii
be organized. Good quarters. handsome
uniform and frst rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
1914 TO t2s PER MONTH,
with rations, clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state viii be represented in this Brig
sde. No ore viii be accepted who "a willing
% enlist in the 43d Regiment. as there Is no
desire or intention 10 rcisrd the filing up Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Office at the south store Ia the
Linton Block. Market Street, Tcrre Hsute.
Qusrters rations and pay 10 commence with
date of enlistment
j. B. PRESDEk.
Z r HUVEY.
DEI.OS GOrID.
eO~toh~- 81 DIFF
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Great Excitement oa the Western
Coast Of McKico-Appeai to the Uni
ted states for Protection-kebel
Agent. in Mexico find little Sampa-
thy-The news from the Fleet Cred
tied at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
the Potonac-The Harriet Lane
Ready for Sen-No Pardon Tor Capt.
Gordon the Pirate--Rec onn oisance
Beyond Lewiusviiie-Our Pickets
Extended Beyond Mount Vernon
Rebels fortifying at Fairfax sta
uou-Rebci Batteries Withdrawn
from the Lower Pof5mac-A Rebel
Officer Visits our Outpo~ts On Nc
CteIlan-s Pass.
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IMPORTANT GENERAL oRDEE-xcKiSs1Y's
CalEf CLFRK aRREsTED-xcErSsTRY OR.
DERED To WASHINGTON.
ST. LOUIS. Nov l2.-The following gen
eral order was promulgated 10 day.
HEADQUARTERS WEsrERS DEr'r. Nov. 10.
Commanders Of troops in this Department.
will avoid extensi We movements which offer
battle or divide and prolong our lires. until
until further concert and concentration OF ac-
ton can be arranged and instructions given
Full and concise reports will be forwarded
Immediately to Brig. Gen. Curtis At 81 Lou
A.. giving the strength position and condition
of every command in the Department
These reports will be consolidated under his
direction. and weekly abstracts Forwarded 10
the CON manding General By orier of Ns-
jor General Hunter
.Sisnoi) R.M. HoUGH.
Major aud Aid de Camp.
Henry ". Clements chief clerk in the
Quartermasters Office. under Gen. Mckin-
stry, was arrested today hy order Of Gen
Curtis. and sent 10 Jefferson Barracks, 70
await az investigation Of NcKinStry's admin
istration Of affairs In that Office.
Iii understood that Mckins;ry has been
ordered 10 report az Washington and will
reach here 20 morrow night.
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Pxn.osAI.-Lieut. Col. Osborn. OF the Sis''
j. ia the city. he left the regiment on FRI
day last. and returns this afternoon Col.
Osborn represents the Regiment as being in
excellent condition. and good spirits They
arc anxious 10 meet the enemy and ~ili give
a good account Of themselves. Phould they
have the opportunity
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Stocks again higher with fair business;
Nil. 4 Prairie Du Chen -: c. aud 7. q 1;
NJ. c. 52ie HArl. II; Hudson f0i " &C.
79l.; Erie 80 Erie preferred 5y34; Pan
anna 100: Gal. aud Chi. IL: Pac. Mail 1s:
Tenn. 6's 43. Mo. O. AL: L. ;. s. 81
Icoupons' qii
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NORFOLK CUSTOM HOUSE BUGNEp-A SHIP
NRRcK

BALTINoRE, Nov. l2.-The Norfolk Gus
tom House r reported to have been burned
on Sunday night with a large amount Of
stores.
The Bark Seraphine. OF Baltimore. from
Rio, with cargo OF coffee was wrecked or
Cape Henry. all HANDS are saved The car
60 tell into the hands of the rebels
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HEAVY R0BBERY-Sss 600 sToIKS--THE RAJ
1rNORR TREASON CASES

NGw loRK, Nov. l2-Sometime during
Saturday night and yesterday mornias the
Winsted Bank. at West winsted. CT. was
entered bv burglars and robbed Of SIS. 900,
with which the thieves made good their es-
cape.
Chief Justice fancy has postponed the
Baltimore treason cases ill April be in
tim ltes that the question will DC fully consid-
cred by the Supreme Court this winter.
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CsAScx OF Tmr.-Anoihsr important
change has taken place in the running Of the
train ON The T. & c. Railroad. The mail
train leaves here now a, 2.35 P. NJ. The
freight and accommodation train leaves on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday AZ 8 O'Clock
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HArs. HArsl-T. ". lo~erre-sho Is a
practical Halter. and successor 20 Joseph c..
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on hand aud ia manufacturing 70 order
the handsomes. .tyle of Fall and Winter
Hats al prices ranging frcm two dollars .up-
uasis al
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Liessenans smith. OF Stewards oasair,

Lieutenant Suith. Of ssewart's cavalry
is at home on furleugh. IN fine health and
spirits. He left Gauley on THURSDAY last
a, which time our army were feeling their
wsv around the rebel army. with good hopes
Of bagging the whole crew. The bom-
bardrnent by the rebels had not done any
harm. a. our boys siienced their guns as fast
as they opened FIRE. he represents the bal
apce Of the company as being in good health
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WaSrrr.-A good girl 70 do housewoik in
a small family. Good references will be re-
quired. Apply at 2d door East OF 9th Street,
on Cherry. North Of the Congregational
Church, or at this ohice. du
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

SrpprS DlArn.-ws are panied TO lcarn
tcst Judge JANIS I. MosfArr died very sud
dsnly at o'clock Yesterday morning He was
down town yesterday evening. apparently IN
bis usual health. Ats o'clock his wife was
awakened BY his movements. and before she
had time TO dre-.. he was dead
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~ The Masonic fraternity Of this city
met last night. and made arrangements 70
hprv ,he;r deceased brother James L. MOI
s.,t. with Masonic ceremonies The ianer-
al viii take place on Thursday morning. and
The Mssous will meet at their Lodge Al .
O'Clock A. ". TO morrow
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A TAlR P.ONlsE

NrwARx. Nj. Nov IA letter from
Provost Judge Freeze. OIL Alexandra Affairs
in this =. Ms Advertiser in which he SAYS II
the Government will allow him 20 follow out
his course he will undertake &c collect one
third Of the $3.50. 900 900 due rs from the
South without doing injustice IN n single in
stance.
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wAsrrp.-A good blacksmith. Saddler
and Wagner for Morton's Indiada Rangers.
the frs. squad of which are about TO be mus
tered into service prior TO their departure 70
New York City. Pay go per month APP
ply at south Store Room. Linton Block. Mar
ket street. Terrc Haute.
JOSEPH PRESDEE. Captain.
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fanersl Notice.-The funeral Of Judge
J. T. MoGa.t will take place from his late
residence on Mulberry street. between Sixth
and Seventh. on THURSDAY morning at lo
o'clock. The friends Of the family win
please attend without further notice. IN
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Made Doubiy Sure-Williams the Heb
ei General taken Prisoner.

LsxINGroN. Ky, Nov. l2.-N elson has
whipped Williams Fonr hundred rebels
killed and one thousand taken prisoners
Among the latter are Williams and Hawes.
The fight took place II Pikcvillc Oh Fri
d,y and Saturday. Federal loss comparl-
tivelv small
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Lor.-Three or four links Of gold chain
with heavy gold key attached The links
are long. A liberal reward viii be paid 20
any one lnding L. and leaving It AT this
Office III.
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ASorHrRrlAo or TRrcr PROM NORFOLK.

Fr. MoSsor, Nov li-No intelligence as
yet lrvm the fleet.
A dag Of truce brought up, to-oay, the
crew of the Fsench corvette Provence
which was wrecked last TUESDAY night, near
Ocgscoke Inlet. She hid 10 psiot and weut
ashore during the heavy weather. The
crew, 100 in number, we're al saved ard
reached Norfolk via Charleston.
-Four fishermen also came IN from across
james River las, night. they gvi,e the sane
report, as the Eve deserters yesterday irVn
yorktown. VI. thst our troops had taken
{. aieston.
The Dawn arrived, to-day. from Washing
ton. h-v ng successfully run the blockade
Thirty two shots we're ur,sd ss her.
Another d &C Of truce setf from Norfolk
Yesterday. brought Gown reports. tha, after
the capture OF the batteries the rebeis fell
back 70 Beaufort where most desperats
struggle took place.
There was terrible excitement at Nor
folk
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-13
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