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The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

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CIKvrLASD. Oct ls.--The following being
the hrst message over the Pacific Telegraph
line Vas reeeiye ed here this evening:
GskAr SALf LAkH CrH, Oct ie
Hos. J. III. WADs. PKEsIBKsT PACIFIC TKL
EGgAPH Co, CLEvKiAsD.--Su: Permit me
10 congratulate you upon the completion OF
the overland telegraph line est 70 this city;
TO commend the energy displayed by your
self and associates in the rapid and successful
prosecution Of work so beneficial, aud To
express the wish that its use may ever tend
10 promote the true interests Of the sellsrs
upon both the Atlantic and Pacific slopes OF
oar Continent Utak has not seeded. butts
hrm for the Constitution and Laws of our
once happy country. and Is warmly interested
Ia successful enterprises, such as the one 20
lar completed
(Signed) BRIGHAM YOUNG.
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ProSor1D.-we are delighted ~ learn
that Capt r. II Stewart. Of this city. Sho
has been Ia command OF = squadron Of cav
airy in Western Virginia. has been rendered
the Msjority in Col Bridgeianis Casslf,
Regiment, and has determined - accept.
Capt. s,ewar, Is gallant offer. OF eonsid
erable experience, and will be great aequi
.i.ion 10 the new Regiment. The promo
ton - one well earned by valuable and IA
borious service with Gen Rosecrans. IN tle
recent campaign in Western Virginia.
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MILITARY MArrKRs-T~o Companies Of
the issn United States lnfsntry loit Indiana
polls on THURSDAY morning for Louisville
They have been assigned some special duty
Ia Kentucky. under the command OF Captain
Mus-ey.
John Abrsm Hendricks has been prouos
esi 70 the Coionelcy Of the &2ad Indiana Reg
ment. rec Jeaerson c. DAVIS. promoted to a
Brigadisr Genera ship. James :. Hester hss
been chosen Lieutenant Colonel Ia place Of
Hendricks. promoted The Captains q The
regiment are instructed 10 select sy ballot
successor 10 Major Tanner. whose unloriu.
nate death created vacancy in the third
resimentAi ohes.
The ladies Of New Albany have perfected
arrangement. loF furnishing COS pair. Of ..,cks
foF the 23i regiment. Col. SansieEson. nov a.
paducah The ladies Of Joasr.onvslie ell
supply Capt. Csidweil's eomrany "a The -ame
regiment. and the lsdi-- OF the localities =
the III Com ssc.>ionai Dft ics are expecting
70 furnish the remainder necessary ios me
troops under Col Sander~on- command -
The ladies' Of shis part Of the State are dong
good ~crk Let tho~s Of other portions see
Il thew cannot equal OF excel them in psif.
o<isn and humane deesis.
The Ia cOnSres>ionsl Ds-sr,cs has s.as
about 1000 % the ~sr. the ~ At.ort -
.ad the 10Th about ? ~ osher al>s-,ef.
have dons equally a. ~ell
The New Albany I<Ssss Of TUESDAY sses.
ins as
The 3lth regiment. Col AsbaIy Steele
Iox encsrfe1 Al Joe Holt. sili tsk~ up -
Inc OF march today OF % nsorro~ for 81
rives. where they eater kenlucks snd mot Z
forward 70 JON cen RoaS-ssa. "a ,he snsefss'
Of ksstncks
The suslsE % the eoth r~xsnaes.s hsst 60
900. bslsasing % himself and other parties
N the eaptare made hy The rebels Il tie pro
p<lles Fanny There vss something wruns
aeoat the capture Of the Fanav Hes cap
tain. ~ho escaped. and ihe enls one s.~io ~
lis sad 20 be a sece>sionist whss will II.
government cease 70 be CALLED hy traitors
Lieut.. vandegFif,. 81 The IstA regimes.
hss resigned On account Of n health aoa m
paired ere SIGHT. and . roe IN Indianapolis
o~ps Dll. Of sss s<sh resineut, Ia. se-sgn>.
hs sA< sane esuss
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kssKL CsrraIS U>pEK Aaatsr The
Evansville Journal. Of Yesterday sAss. A
scouting party from the 3ist Indians Reg
ment. stationed at Henderson. arrested. last
"Wednesday. man Who was recognized - 4
Captain in the rebel army At the titue Of
h, arrest. the bowie knife he carried on his
person. was covered With blood. a. was also
MS clothing lie refused 10 account Tor
these evidences of guilt. and Wss brought
Into camp. and placed under arres,
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lEr Tennessee paper says that Andy
Johnson il very bister against the secession
ists Whether he y 30 or not. he has Ger
tsinly had enough 90 make him bitter \
band Of the rebels vsnt N his house in East
Tennessee With the avowed intention OF hang
ins him. and. no, finding him at home. they
cut hickory ~ishe in she woods anu -courg
ed with II the body OF his wife. Who could
wonder If the outraged husband wercto raise
his clcnehed right hand towrris Gods hrma
meut and swear ~ wage var oi exteFmi-
1tion agsins, the internal miscreants.--Iss.
.IlaFnai
Can il be that men Who have ssunted
themselves on their chivalsy. have thus de-
generated to worse than sasage-s Yet tbs
h not the only instance Of ths kind that We
have read OF surely secession makes devils
Of men. Don't our neighbor want 10 con-.
promise with these women wbipper~f"
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" "a. Msin -, under The National House.
TFHks Hsrrs. I~pgs~.
As.c manufacture oar Eastern work we
car ant Ill sell goc.a> ~ loser prsces than
CA he bou1ht ~ sns other hou~s in tl,s
trade Ferson> sishing 70 buy al whois>ais
~ifl knsl i 60 tber advantage - bay of
-. - we srsA AL 81 ths lowest Eastern p<sces
No Ia. Nam Street Te1re Haase. I'D.
facsofy near Saugus Bridge. Lynn. Aass.
Custom ~ork and rep.irins done - order
stdk.3n.
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The Account of the Battle at Harper's
CannOn-Why the Rhode Island
Battery did not Participate
A Six Hour Skirmish-Characte
of the Fighs-Rebei Loss-Desth of
Col. Ashley not Certain--Wheni
Captured-Relative Forces Enga
ged-Sad Condition OF Harper,
ferry-A Traitor Violates his Pa
role aud IL Arrested.
BALrIxoRK. Oct, le.-A gentleman who
spent the whole of Yesterday at Hsrper's
Ferry, says that the accounts published there
of the fight on Wednesday are. in the main.
correct. The cannon captured is hne, new
siege gun, we'll mounted aud in good order
with the exception OF fracture above the
axles. Dnring the night II was stationed
near the abutment of the bridge. and when
il was about being retaken by the rebels, a
ten penny nail was driven into il, which has
already been drawn out.
The Rhode Island Battery did not psrtici.
pate in the fight. They were stationed on
the Maryland Heights and found IL impossible
10 discriminate in the distance between friend
and foe. The fight lasted from n, m. till
Up. m. Ii was regular skirmish. with va
rying results The rebels wien hard pushed
retreating into the woods. and other times
driving the Federal troops back into Bolivar,
the main fight being beyond that town
On the road 10 Charleston. At ? O'Clock
Col. Gesry advanced with three pieces Of
cannon. which soon slenced the guus Of the
enemy and putting his entire force TO fight.
A chaplain of the rebels ~ho WAS taken
prisoner. saws that before he wa- captured
eighty seven killed AID wounded had been
carried fom tse field
There was nothing positive kne~n a. to
Col. Ashley being killed.
An officer, supposed to be Col Ashley
was shot during the final retreat of the en
emy.
The Federal troops remained on the field
all Wednesday night. and Yesterday morn
ing having bIought scross the river the re-
inainder of ten thousand bushels Of wheat
captured from the rebel Military Depart.
meni. which they we're about transporting to
Leesburg
An orier Was given for the whole fore TO
retire 20 the Maryland SIDE
There IL no news from there this morning
N 10 whether the threat Of the rebels wr-
cprried out or not
The river j. still too high 90 ford -
The troops we're conveyed across In scow-
The prisoners admit that their force ~ss
tao thousand. while the whole Federal force
wss four hundred and sixfs
The change that has taken place in Hsr
per's Ferry and the thriving village Of Boil
var. is represented - most sad and shocking
Ruin i everywhere visible. and the inhabi-
isnts are bowed down With sorrow
Dol. NcCoig. State Senator from Aileghs
Nv county. -ho ~as arrested some time SINCE
and carried 90 Ohio. and allowed the liberty oi
that State en hi. parole. arrived mere yes.
ierisy in violation Of he pledge. He q
arrested last night. At ne hotel. by order q
General Dir
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BrAndreth's Pills have hecn before the world T.,
nearly one hundred AMI ten wears They have an e.
tAbiished character fcr sssrsy and efficacy. wlici
places them IN ths fr- rank of all tho medicines a
he day. They purely vegetable. harmless T.
the tenasresi age weakest frame ye, q sufficient
efficacy 70 thoroughly cleans and purify the bloot.
through the organs q tae stomach and bo~-es..-
They aid and improve digestion. and sound refresh
ing siesp follows their Use. They have cured thous
snes Of os.es Il ,hs most distressing dysPcp.is All
the symptoms of confirmed consumption have -.
removed by their ase and health has again blessed
The once Departing invalid Costivensss, The ereal
promoter ofdiseAse s infabIy cured hy ths-c pills
APoplery and paralysis surely prevented II
tho pils per.evefingy uscd as sooa a. fa.in-..
er intenss pain Of the head Is experienced Thou
ands Of furnished In pros, Price IS cent. lf
box.
soid by J. X CUsusssAs. TeTre Hauts. and By Il
respectable dealers IN medicine. Ioc'lsiwirn
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MASIVA MAxiNe-Mrs. NJ. RowIsoS would
announce 70 the ladies of Terre Haute and
vicinity, that she has resumed the Mantua
cupied by Mrs Groyerman. on Ohio street.
between Third and Fourth. where she j.
prepared 10 rcceis oriers from her former
friends and patrons.
Having just received FROM New York the
latest Paris fashions. she is prepared TO fur
nish work Of a character that cannot fail 10
please the most fasiidious dti
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The undersigned proposes 70 give lnstrue
ton 10 a limited number Of pupil.. In the
Latin and Greek languages. Algebra. Geom-
etry. Ac. With the higher branches Of In
gl-h. such ~ may be desired
The lesssas will commence on Moudas
iith October. in-iati a the room over
Minshsil's oloth.ng Store. Main Street
Terms made known on application -
l. =. LEAkE
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smith t.s,u has Another Beut With
the Rsbeis-pri,es thew Bact with
I-o.<-

- is.ss. Ost l7.-1he f0fio~inx slis
psich ~ss recei, ei from an oilioer II Pilot
Knob. dated 10Th October.
LIST night Msjor csva. of The \ Il Indian.
rssalry. made an as,sck on tho enernv thi.
mrrnlug When discovering the strength
sud T-s-iss.,n Il The rebels lie tel bach until
Be cane spon Col. Alexsnder 9th an hun
drrd infantry 81 the 2isf Illinois. and one
piece of artillery The snsny followed.
hghting AL the vsr MAJOR Gsst then rot
rs gym "a psoition. and coneeaiing his iafsn
try. caused part of his command 70 rssrea,
stsll farther. drawing she sneny in,o an a N
bascndn, and forcing them 10 ssil back With
kssvy loss
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Lovt~ouIr. Oct. 1.-THE rebel General
Hawthorne. Of the Mis-issirpi brigade. a,
Hopkin-ville. has transferred that postofiice
70 the charge of rebel postmaster. Thu.
the southern towns IN kentoskv sre regular
IN supplied with Souihern msils. under the
authority of the rebel Postmaster GeneFal
II = reported that Gen. Hardee i in com
naaod At Rowling Green wiih 10 .00o troo,s.
~hom. from their ~ili spp~srsuce. The peo
PIE there take Tor lndians
There isquiie an accumulation oi South
ern heond travclsr< - our hotels vho find
4 ifnf os>ibls 10 Get through our iine-
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OrsTERs AND CAxE-H VI Pratt. Who
has charge Of Kern'- Restaurant. i winning
golden opinions FROM the Bon T,uaafs Of The
city b, the recAsrcAs manner IN which he
prepares the most savory roats. sfews. fries
and broils In the expressive language Of
sam Slick. YOU might search creation over
without finding Patt's ditto.
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The Great English Remedy
sfR JANIS Ci.Akkk'-
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepar,d frer preseripfson ~ Mr. J tlaTi,
MD PhvrcaH Extraordinary 70 fke Qgc,n

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS :
Pr.par.d from preseripflon cf Mr. J CaIi
MD PhvsioaH ETfraord.naTy 70 ne QSc,n
III. snvalu.has m~sein% = unf.iins IA the euf. 4.
I'll tso.s p.ui and dangerous ss-essss - which ,b.
female oon.itutos 4. ..l5ect n nodersie- ~ -
oe-se. and removes al oe-frsctasss -n1 = -pefs.
cure may ~ relied On
To MANNED IADUs
particularly suited. q ~rii. IN shars uuls
brsns - The ruensiiy perfod With regularity
Ys<h i-attls price ens dollar hsars ,hs
n.rt stamp q Great BriuAsn. % prevent counss
seie.
CAUTION
H. ~. sLoaff ~ - fates - rey,sie. ftssa,
"a FTRsr THRgg gOsTHS 81 T'r.ynancp. a
"a, are snr. - bvsne 90 Hsos,rl lage. BAT az ass
.xk<r ff-ss ~ a,e s.sfs.
In al e.s~s Il Nervous and spinal Affections Psln
IN ths B-rk ard Llrsh.. Psngas 90 shEht e.e5ticn
p.lrsssuou - fh- Heart. Hyssersc- ard whstes
,h..s IN. -ifi snest /, cure When al osh-r mean,
have fssis1. Ans although pe.srfui ren.sy, Do
ns< osns.in lro-. calonsl. snsirnosy o. anything
hurtfni 70 The ooostifnsiou-
FuIl elresioss a tss parnphs-s .roued each
.r-. -hseh sAoala b. carefully preserved
se,. Aren't for the ru,st State an cxn.<.A
JOB NosEs. n<:sfc. Bsidrsn 4 Co.
Rochester, = Y
xH-ti.eo sss psstsss stamps enclosed T. sny
sushosfxed agent. -ir lnsprs bo're Containing s.
PHI. Nv setsrn nal. so.d ~ r. Carrlnessn
.aa y. n Doassily. TER. Hssss. aud all gsos
p~ssssss lnysSe~u
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The Club met pursuant 20 adjournment
O. T. Hosford In the Chair
After the adoption Of the minutes, the
Chairman Of the committee on military or.
glnization- Mr. James Hook. made report.
which was unanimously adopted
Ssptsin A II. Gainey of the asd Indiana
regiment was introduced and made very
patriotic speech. pointing ont the duty of ev
sry citizen on his occasion. His remarks
were highly appiauded.
On motion the meeting adjourned
&c HOSFORD. Charm
y X O'RuFY See
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Ralph Sprague. WILL fron nov until the
close OF the season. be daily in the receipt OF
fresh OYsTxas Of the best brands, which be
Mill sell bs the can OF half can. At the lowest
rate. He will also serve them up N any
siyle a. ordered on short notice. at his Sa
loon, oue door south Ofthe Stewart House
October dti
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JAxEs CHAMBERS, dealer in Groceries and
Prov isions. northwest corner Of Second and
Ohio Streets. will keep constantly on hand.
during the Winter. good sapply Of FREsH
MgArs. Beef Pork &c which he will sell
Al the lowest market price ocl -dlw
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Han HINT " Lowerre-who i a
practical Halter. and SUCCESSOR To Joseph c.
Yates. corner Of Fifih AMI Wabash Street
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
noN on hand and IS manufacturing 70 order
the handsome-t style Of Fall and Winter
Hat At prices ranging from to dollar up
wards dtf
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OYsTks--Finch Doughty are nov Pre-
pared 20 serve ap iresh Oysters. tie latest
and best. received fresh each day bs kSFFe-s
IN any ssyle desired b, the lovers OF these
delecsabie bivalves- They commence %
niskt We can recommend Ihsf arrange
msnt< snd their oystsSs
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No more Flags Of Truce-fedeTal
Prisoners taken tn Ric hmond-More
Of the Affair at New q. O.ieans-More
Of Hollis bragging-How he did,
and what he expects to do-Return-
ing Cotton To the Owners.
FoKr MoSsoK. Oct. l5.-No flag of truce
will be permitted 20 go TO Norfolk. for mum
Der of days. neither will any from The rebels
be permitted to come this side of Sewell's
Point
Appearances indicate that the rrigate Mer-
rimsc has been brought down a short dis
tance from Norfolk
The Petersburg Express of the 18th has a
list of prisoners recently taken 10 Richmond,
comprising ten soldiers Of the llth Ohio re-
giment, and fourteen Union citizens Of Vir-
ginia. The paper states that they are the
most miserable set ever received at Rich
mond
The same paper has additional psrticula n
Of the affair at New Orleans
IL states that the Turtle ran against the
Preble without firing a gun. Immediately
sinking her. the ball from the whole federal
squadron glancing of from her.
The Turtle then ran towards two other
vessels. who got ashore endeavoring ITO es-
cape. their crews deserving them.
Hollins says he will be able TO capture
and bring both to New Orleans. The Pre-
bic cannot be raised. A large number of
prisoners. arms. Ac.. were taken during the
action. New Orleans was illuminated on
the receipt of the news.
The same paper says Commodore Hollins
confirms the defeat of Billy Wilson Zouaves.
Pie Richmond Enquirer of the l4;h states
that several hundred bales of Cotton had
been returned TO the owners. and all cotton
will hereafter be sent back to planters at
their own expense.
The Pensacola correspondence Of the Pc
tersburg Express gives the names Of twenty
f~,f
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Lo>r-On Yesterday evening on Fourth
street. between Poplar street and the Post
Office. part Of brass instrument. consist
ing Of straight shank about six inches
bong with German silver mouth piece on it,
The finder will be literally rewarded bv
leaving it at Crishers JeWelry store
Oct II. dtl
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
~ All work done In the best style
1 coRxvELL's


MILITARY MKEFISs.-The citizens OF the
ID Ward are requested 10 meet this evening
At Paddock Pork House 20 complete the
military organization OF the ~ Wsrl
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News From Price-Hc h Disposed to
fight-fiis Forces-tsen. Fremont
nj Warsnw-Dispersin Rebel Cav
airy--Fremonf Preparing Ia Cross
the Usage.

SYR.Crss. No. Oct. IA messenger
from Gen. fremont's headquarters at War
saw. reached here 70 day with dispatches for
Gen McKinstry.
IL Was Said that Price had made a stani in
Cedaj rouEiy, twenty hse miles from Osccola
wlth twenty thousand well armed and discip-
lined troop. and a large force Of irregular
militia
Ca the arrival Of Fremont At WARSAW. the
opposite bank Of the Osceola Vas lined ~ith
rebel horsemen. who we're dispersed by few
rounds Of Canister
Fremont had begun preparations u lay "a
Pentoon Bridge across the osage when the
messenger let. and ii ~as supposed his army
would be over the river on " edne-dsy night.
lie va determined % push on with the ut
most sigor. and would probably soon come
up n the enemy and force HIM 10 fight or
retreat
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ST. Lovs. Oct le-The Repsllssa learns
that Notifications around the csty has set
been suspended and that guns wih be mount
ed and everything completed within eight
DAYS also. that four millions ef dollars viii
arrive here nert week 10 p.y on covsrn-
men, isiebtednes.
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LrScH-Me-sr-. siehlin A DspPel viii set
lunch at , o'clock this evening. al The II.
Charles Restaurant corner of Cherry and
Market Street, dAhlt
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sEAny q car rsd~rs srficte1 with ScRorvt-A o.
s-ofaioes complaints. viii DO well 10 rad the re
marks In Cur advertising columns respectng H. Ras
little Of the nature q this disorder has been known
b. The people. and The elesr exposition q there
given, viii prove acceptable and useful We have
loos admired The searching and shls manner In which
D.. Arrs treats every subject he touches, whatever
hss his attention al all. has great deAl q Il, b.
masters What he undertskes. and no one who has
particle q feeling fcr his Afflicted fellow man. csh
Icos with Indifference upon his lsbors fcr the SICK
Read chat be says q scrofula. and see in hO- fe~
words and ho~ clearly he ,elis Us more than we all
have known Of this lnsidious and fatal rnaisay
Sun. Fhilsdelphis. Pa. osslsA.~
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SPECIAL 10 rosf.
WAsalsstos. Oct. ls.-The sudden te
treat Of the rebel armv from It's poss ION at
Vienna. has created much excitement here
10 -day. ten Mcclellan crossed the Poto
mac At all early hour this morning accompa.
MED by his siad IN order 10 investigate the
actual condition OF Affairs in Virginia
transport vessel went down the Poto-
mac last night for the pai pose Of testing nav
igation. and TO afford opportunities tor a re-
connoissance Of the enemy's batteries. Moth.
ing has vet been heard from her
Mr. Grow, late Collector at Nashville AZ.
rived To day He represents that northern
that northern goods are abundant at Nash
vile and that the loyal citizens are quietly
waiting the arrival OF the federal army. Ia
|, nov conf med that the rebel pickets have
fallen back as lar as Fairfax &. II. Our own
p:ekeis follow their step as they retreat.
The entire force of the rebel army is sup
posed 10 be concentrated on the line from
Manassas Gap to Acquia Greek. learn
that the massing sf the rebel forces is just
the effect which Mcclellan has designed by
his various movement.
The army officers srs apparently much
pleased with the shape that the contest is
now assuming.
We learn that from good authority that
certain foreign capitalists have offered Mr.
Chase. Secretary of the Treasury. TO take
one hundred millions Of the United States
Government loan. at 6h per cent interest.
The reports about the rebel army being in
full retreat for Manassas. arc founded on
conjecture: at least. nothing Of t is known in
quarters most entitled TO confidence.
As was stated IN yesterdays despatch. a
Lar ns.tfo l.d "a.
AS Vienna. but returned before Gen. Nc
Clellan had quite reached the village.
Gen. Wadsworth went within a mile and "A
half Of Fairfax Q. H., with comparatively
small escort From tho observations IL was
conjectured that the rebel forcs amounted /,
about two regiments of infantry and bat
TALON of Cavalry The escort was fred on
but reached their camp without resorting to
extraordinary haste.
From gentlemen presumed to possess the
best opportunities for judging. il has been
ascertained that the enemy has been alter
nstely retiring and advancing within width
Of FIVE miles
Bland Ballard has been appointed u 5.
District Judge for Kentucky, in place of
Monroe who has joined the rebels
The Treasury Department yesterday sent
one million three hundred thousand dollars
in Treasury Notes west.
Quite a number of upward bound vessels
ran the rebel blockade last night, and have
arrived at the navy yard and at our wharves,
among these is the Government steamboat
Occur De Lion" which towed up the Gov
ernmcnt sloop Granite. They passed the
batteries shortly after midnight.
The tugs Murray and Vesey were several
times fired upon as they passed, towing up a
couple ofschooners with Government stores.
but were not touched.
The "Coeur De Lion" spoke the Pawnes
in Chesapeake Bay.
The Pawnee was not disabled A. reported
by the shots she received.
A large number of vessels are waiting at
Smiths Point for an opportunity 20 come
up.
The Harriet Lane lett the navy yard this
morning.
The new rebel battery at Timber Creek
mounts four guns.
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Ar~sss Eprroes state in your
nsIt issue. that the yarn We are distributing
for knitting Two hundred pairs Of socks for
tie soldiers. i the liberal donation Of Mr..
Geo r Ellis
GA &. r. BROkAW.
October II. 1861.
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Able bodied yonng men wanted is oil uP
this Regiment nov quarterrd At Camp ! 20.
Arriv soon wM = MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
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~. Bsrrsrs. Utah. ocs is-The Psess.
Telegraph line Vas compi<tet 20 Salt Laka
Cav ct i'eloek today The line bss~ee-
Sal, Lake City alj San Fanciscc vtI,
EnisAed In 'sv days.
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During nv absence Jos> I. BAiEp. Esq.
will attend 20 al my personal. Insurance
and professional business. Those having any
business with me will consult with Mr.. BAiRD-
CHARLES CRUFr
oct. -. did