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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-22

Eighth militia, whose term of service
expired, insisted on their discharge.
wrote to the regiment, expressing re-
quest for them to remain a short time,
and the Hon. Secretary of War, who
was at that time on the ground, tried
to induce the battery. to remain at least
five days. But in vain. They insisted
on their discharge that night. 1t was
granted, and the next morning when
the army moved forward into battle,
these troops moved to the rear to the
sound of the enemy's cannon.
In the next few days, day by day,
| should have los. ten thousand of the
best armed, drilled, officered and disci-
plined troops in the army. In other
words, every day which added to the
strength of the enemy made us weaker.
4" In conclusion, l desire to say, in
reference to the events of the 21st ult.,
that the general order for the battle to
which referred was, with slight modi-
fication, literally conformed to; the
corps were brought over Bull Run in
the manner proposed, and put into ac-
ton as before arranged, and that up to
late in the afternoon every movement
ordered was carried as successfully to
the object we had proposed before
starting-that of getting to the railroad
leading from Manassas to the valley of
Virginia, and on going on it far enough
to break up and destroy the communities
ton and interviews between the forces
under Beauregard and those under
Johnston. And could we have fought
a day or few hours sooner, there is
everything to show how we could have
continued successful, even against the
odds with which we contended.
1 have the honor to be, very respect
fully your most obedient servant. sii
III 9itrHr -flgll IRWIN MCDOWELL. r-
Brigadier General, Commanding.
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Commissioners Sale in Chancery.

TN pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
4 Court, for the County of Cass, in Chancery,
Norman Harvey, complainant, against Solomon
Decker, defendant, and to me directed, / shall
expose for SALE at public auction, at the outer door
of the Court House of said County, in the village
of Cassapolis in said County of Cass on the Esd
day of September next, at twelve o'clock noon of
said day, all or so much of the following described
parcels of land as shall be sufficient to raise the
amount due to the complainant for principal,
interest and COSTS in this cause according to the
aforesaid Decree which said lands situate lying
and being in the County of Cass and State of
Michigan, and known and described as follows to
wit: The east half of the south west quarter of
section fourteen, in township six south of range
thirteen west. rt
sHy- TERMS CASH
tt.arrr CHARLES w. CLISBEE, H
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Cass Coanty, Michigan.
III. III. RILEY, Solicitor.
Dated, August 10th, 1861. aug15-17w6
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue, of a
In license granted by Clifford Shanahan, Judge
of the Probate Court for Cass County, Michigan, l
shall offer for sale at public auction: The south
east quarter of section sixteen, in township six
south of range fifteen west, and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of said section
sixteen, all in Cass County, Michigan, containing
in all two hundred acres of land on Saturday the
fourteenth day of September next between the
hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and the setting
of the sun the same day, on the premises above
described, as the property of Franklin Brady,
Amanda Brady, Mariah Brady and William Brady,
minor children of William Brady, deceased subject
to the right of dover of Sophia Miller lately the
widow of said William Brady, deceased.
II .'v WILLIAM r. FLETCHER. +.
Guardian.
July 10. 1861. <i -ii- augl- 15w6
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

nY virtue of an execution issued out of and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
County of Cass and State of Michigan, to me
directed and delivered, have levied upon and
shall sell at public auction, at the Court House, in
the village of Cassapolis, in said County OF Cass
aforesaid, on Friday, the twenty third day OF
August A. D. 1861 at one o'clock in the afternoon,
all the right title ind interest of Kaspy Eber, in
and to the following described real estate: All
that piece and parcel of land, containing forty
acres, being and lying in town five (5,) south OF
range fifteen Q5) west, described as follows. to
wit: Being the west part of the southwest
fractional quarter of section thirty-two, (S2,) in
said town and range.
BARTH w. SCHERMERHORN. Sheriff.
By HENRY MICHAEL, Deputy. ~
Dated at the Sheriff's Office, this Sd day OF
July, A. ID. 1861. july11-l2w7
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There is majestic beauty in the melody and
sentiment of the following poem, which we seldom
ind 1t seems to more and sing of ITSELF f-Boston
Transcript.]
The Mountains Of Life.
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c. M. O,DELL, M. ID.

Homeopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician, 34t'sf
Having bought out DIR. BARNES and taking hi
= Practice feels happy to say to the citizens O
Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is prepared t
Yractice his Profession in all its branches. H
also keeps. Medicines by the case single phia
for sale and Family Guides, Office over th
Center Market. t3i'''" 7int
Dowagiac, january 2sth, 1861. janSl-4lyl
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MI. PORTER. Nj. ID.

81 PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block,
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church, Commercial St., Dowagiac,
Mich .-it 'i '' ap25v4y1'
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Business 4irettorp.
PROFESSIONAL
s. G. SANGER,

S. G. SANGER,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York,
Notary Public, and Agent of the Phoenix Insur-
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn. Office with
James Sullivan, front room, second floor of
} Jones' Brick Block. marl447m6
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A GOOD Supply of CANDY and NUTS at the
n Bakery a. g. TOWNSEND.
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By JAMES G. CLARK.

There's land far away, mid stars, we are told,
Where they know not the sorrows of time;
Where the pure waters wander through valleys o
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PROBATE NOTICE.

III. III. RILEY, Solicitor.
Dated, August 10th, 1861. aug15-17w6
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G.. C. JONES & CO.

Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. Front
Street. Dowagiac, Mich.
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Physician Surgeon. Office at his residence. on
" Division Street, directly north of the Methodist
Church, Dowagiac, Mich. i1ct oct2svSy1 ?
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GEO, w. FOSDICK, MI. ID.

Office over Mr.. Bates Provision Store, Front
Street, Dowagiac. q nov22-S1y1
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IRON W4NaLYGYoN.

Nor MUcg SEws--A SOLDIER suor.
WAsgfBdroK, Oct. 2l.-There is but little
news of note stirring this morning. The
army on the other side of the Potomac still
main tain the position which they took on
Saturday. Some little sklrmishIng has taken
place among recornoiterinE parties on the
outpOsts bat nothing serious has resulted.
Gov. Curtin, of Pa, has not vet forwarded
the three companies from Harrisburg: which
are Necessary 10 fill up Colonel Mann's regi-
mrDJ.
A soldier belonging TO thu 1st Penn syivania
cavalry was shot while on picket duty yes
tecday.
STEAM FLOATING BATTERY.
From information received here il is be-
iieved that the armored ship or floating steam
battery now being built after the Ericsson
pian, viii be completed before the other two
are finished, the work upon it being of less
magnitude. A large surplus from the sum
appropriated by Congress remains.
RETURN OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
Secretary Cameron returned this morning
from his visit To the West
Tie good discipline aud extraor binary ar
dor Of our troops in their recent movements
afford u subject for military encomium.
GEN. fAEs0sTs EgM JyAL DETERMINED oy-FHE
ExrRAya6A.cE or HIS EXPENDITURES con
FtkhKb By THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING
coaMiTfEE--THf PAYMENTS frsPEEpEp.
In connection with the fact that payment
has been suspended of the debts created in the
Department OF the Wet Ii is proper 10 stu te
that the Investigating Commits appoin ted
by congress 10 inquire into all con tracts and
now Ia session IN St, Louis, have, in their
examination, discovered great irreguIarity
and extravaganza in the public expenditures
Ia view Of all these circumsta nces Ii is ap-
parent that the Administration will weld To
the necessity OF completely reorganizing the
entire Department, IL accomplish which Ger .
Fremont will bS transferred or assigned u
some other duty.
The PRECEDENT and his constitutional ID.
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.
The Federal Account of the Fight at
Lecsburg ~ Important News from
Missouri More Newspa pers aiobhcd
ia Lincoindon. sc.

The reception of Northern newspapers
from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YoT ,
and Boston. enables Us this morning To pr-
sent our readers with the latest and most in
/ tefestng news transporting in Lincoln's do.
minions. We need nct remind our readers
that In many cases truth is stranger TO them,
and therefore allowance should be made tor
their falling when reading extracts from their
journals.
THE LEEsBCE8 FIGHT.
AECu NNoIssASeE TOWARDS LBFs 81 Bg--TiiR FEpr-
BAL FORCES ON rHc VIRGINIA sIDE, &C.
W4sUIAGioS, Oct. 1.-THE following dis-
patch iso.n Gen. Stones command 20 tns
headg quarters mere has been received
toWARp'4 FEEBr, Oct. 81 This morniu-. At
J O'Clock, i've companies of Tie 18th massa-
ehaset's crossed the river, at HARRISON 5
lsIaAG, AZ day break. Tnp,. Il I'd ,,rurs,3a., "a
Nsitbia nile and a Aal. ul Ieesb,irg witaout
!aCeHnE ihs enemy, aud they still hold Oh.
supj "..td oy Tie remainder Of the regimen
aud l't.t OF TIE 10Th
%tiabt reconnaissance was made early
this morning by Nttor dix Of , Oh Nan \ j.
ttu's CAV ANY, ana Capt. Stewart, Assistant
AZ 4tAi,t General, from EIwdrO's berry TO-
",-'c2 LttsourE, WltA t8irty Cayai<J. 1aey
came On lht IAN s-t.s,tssi ppI rebel regimen
received tnriF axe at tuirtY-nge wards re
. Turned II "ith their qls.ogs ana fgii back in
. paEtI, bringing III OIe prisoner. We have
/ POSSESSION q the Virginia side OF EdwaTd :
/ ietit.
AddtIural @coJante SAP that = 10 o 'clocis
I to-day, Teu. Stone helu hIs o"a position,
! So satisfactorily, though his comparatively
/ smdiA 1vfce upon the lsiana IS engaged with
some 4,vtv Of the enemy
,.-ve--rty pvarts vvp.-. s4,xg,p,.,,,,,r-s
GEA. sIuSB AVLDs His aRVUSD.
" as ''"t"'' NNi- III Subsequent as"
! it,t1L' reeve. late uiis afternoon, says:
''shvf'l F.F'thsa rs e0i's4h4hd oi me rehsl
! - e 80 W. "el" I'tNee ai'c sAie" pieNt7
+ iA'1'h' "a ana S1"o"t T''"" hth. u HIsohtr,
! no - I'h"A' fh'1, to"a tH'tf ne nae 800"
I'D'A 'uNIa' ana tf i'cts fel"Lpfceheh[s'
Ven. Stoi4t' al L'.-- i4ihet btiitfc'i re tou!o
i occupy Lt1eDufS To-Day, IN" hold II, 1ht
/ d4siAlch Is dated Id" ana : efry.
! f.r..r 49,. ,..-..,s,,,.r ,.,.f,~r,.... ,.,. ,.
/ rlI 49, at" -
Ns@EISGI3s, EGt. -!--4I1nI- t.--fs rAFrG
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STRANGE FAfALITY The New Orleans Della
CT the 24tb, has ~the following account OF II
singular suicide which occurred in that CITY
on Wednesday last:
Our readers Will recollect that on the III 81
day OF October, early in The morning. q
Frenchlnan named Louis Aron, einpioyed at
the SECOND district draining machine was
found IN al out house with his brains blown
out. he had been greatly depressed in spirits
on account OF the death Of his son 10 WHOM,
he was deyotedly ATTACHED. This proved mon
his mind until he became iiImiy conyipc.d
that IL was his destiny to be corps, nv the
first OF October. Finding himself in good
!! health aud in 10 immediate danger of death
on the evening Of the 3nth Of S4utembar no
concluded to assist his destiny, ana went into
the Clubhouse vita double barreiied gun
shooting himself iu&t the clock struck the
II dn.eht hour.
His widow WAS almost crazed with grief IT
inns second blow, and, strange 10 say a SINH
iaf ihIatuauon took possession of ner mind
Us mat which led to the self destruction Of
her husband. She thong bit the figures and
5 exercised mystic influence over her d+s
my, and flnally came 10 the conclusion ina II
she could not exist more than % DAYS after
her husbands death, Last night she tbrew-
herself into the ditch beside the draining ma
chine, and within 3 few feet of the house
@here her husband blew his brains out Her
drowned body was found 1T nine O'Clock this
morning.
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FROM KANSAS.
R4F0RrE1 pEsTHUCTIoH OF HCMEoLpT By sEcEs-
SIUSIsPE.

LEAvESwOHTH, Oct. 2l.-The Conservative, Of
this city, has adyiGes thai the town OF Hum
bnidC, Kansas, has been totally burned by the
SpcessiOnis. $ from the Indian country. It is
thought probable that the records ana pa ptys
Of the United States Land Office were destroy
ed.
The Repu blicGn State ticket is formed with
out regard 10 political principles. The last
Legislature having failed to provide for an
election IN the coming Novern Der, il is claim
ed By those opposed to this movement that the
present incum0enis hold over until January,
1852.
Two hundred wagons, ami one thousand
yoke Of oxen have been sent TO Frem out S
command within the past Week.
The steamer Florence arrived here this
morning from 81. Louis, having come through
uamoleS trd.
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From FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTINOEE, Oct. 20.---SOna twenty released
prisoners who have been waiting for several
days TO go TO Norfolk, by flag of truce, Will
return rs Baltimore tonight. Neither the
general commanding nor the ting officer VIII
allow aoy communication with the rebels
for at least a numb er OF days.
The released rebel prisoners from Fort La
ftyetta arrived here this morning, and were
sent TEN poraruy 10 the store ship.
Col DirnInick, who has been Post Com
mandaut TT Oid Point for nearly two years,
left last night for Fort Warren, Boston har-
Tor. The @arTlon paraded in his honor, and
the occasion was highly iattering TO u beloved
colonel
Major Jones, of Gen Wool's staff, has been
appointed Provost Marshal at Old Point.
FROM CAIGO-RECoNSoIssANc or TIE rESEEs-
SEE RIVER.
CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 20.--The gun boat Cones
toga made a reconnaissance of the Tennessee
river, yes tertay, as far as The State line.
strong rPbel force was discovered near
the Tennessee line. The Conestoga returned
this afternoon, having seized two barges,
loaded with -four, destined for 4 rebel cainp
1t is reported that the rebels we're In strong
force II Biandviils Oh Saturday also, that
H9rdee's icrce, 5000 strong, was at Belmont,
Mo.
THE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS TO BE DIscoY-
TISUED.
ArcHIsoS, October 1e.--The President of the
Pixies Peak Express Company issued orders
to- day to stop The running of the Pony EX-
press rs soon as the California telegraph line
Is completed, which Will probably be early
next week. II is therefore probable that only
one more Pony Express will be run.
CHASED BY PIRATE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The ship r. NJ. Mills,
arrived here this morning, reports that
the 18TH inst when 200 miles Il. 5. T.. of Cape
Hatteras, she spoke u brig hailing from Bal
umore, which that afternoon had been chased
by pirate.
REPORTED CAPTURE or fHK prRAra SUMTER.
BosToE, Oct. 2l.-The Bangor Tirsss pub
fishes an extract from letter, ia ted Barba
does, September 9th, stating that the priva-
tser Sumter was captured to leeward by the
II. y. frigata Powhatan. Letters from well
informed parties In Harbadoes of Sept. asth.
recei we'd here, make no mention Of the report
SENT TO FoHT LAFAYETTE.
Bosros, Oct. 2.--Wiiliam Pierce, late of N.
Orleans, arrested In this city on the charge of
completely with the rebellion, was discharged
to-day, on the suggestion Of the District At
torney, and by orders from Washington was
cent 70 Fort Lafayette.
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- W. /. Yaucey has written letter
london 10 the editor Of the Montgomery
,'+''7-'sv saying tina, # elected by the repts.
b.. eS Nphi%degate Senator from Alabama,
e...5. '-' 'tFNe IN that capacity. Ills letter
includes Is follows:
Lgi h. 'I-'-oI finish nay mission here, or shall
uAt~ 1'oAuIabIy recalled before the LIST Jam
rs-5 y j snail ask The President 10 recall nae I
gfss, IRE reluctantly, at his request-at
Z car 'So4ai I'D pecuDlary sacrifice-which
1. th r-'.ot eoatinue longer than then, as long
sappIy ''y has so many able men who can
iaeht >'e vacancy 10 be made by nay retire
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a duel occurred in New Orleans, on Wed.
| Hrsday iast between two white woman. In
which one Of the combatants was sayarey In
Jnred. They fought with howie- knives.
CHEAP "A letter from Iowa SAYS. eggs ere
selling there ~ one cent a dozen aud corn
AT hiteen cents Il bushei; apples twenty five
TO thirty cents per bushel iour two dollars
per hundred pounds.
DR.. Moses Warrington Capt OF the For,
bro"oen Roughs, of Barbour county, Ga
oieo at Augusta on Saturday morning last.
Capt Hiram Hariz, an old and distinguish
ed citizen Of Roeaing CHAM county, Va, died a,
hls residence on Smith creek, on the l9tl
inst.
Hon. VIM. G, Riyes publishes letter i'm III,
Lynch burg pre iaian of yesterday decliaine
any further use OF his name AS a Candidate foI
4 seat in the Confederate Congress
DIR. John A Dickson, g. highly esteemea al,
ixen of Burke county. Ga, died al his resi-
dence few days ago.
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INTERESTING NRws FROM THE BAHIA
MAS AID HAVANA.
Ihe Expedition axainsi Me xice--strsHs
Feeling la Favor or she ssuth---Coarsss,
70 Confederate Vessels, kr.

CHARLssros, tet. 2s-:ihe payers of this
city have information, by an indirect arrival
from tae'Bahamae and Havana, that a fie-t
of forty vessels was expected at Nassau, N L.
The destination of the lice. is supposed TO be
Mexico. The feeling at Nassau wac near y
unanimously in favor OF the South
The Lincoln Consul, MIR. Whiting, has bu,
few sympa thizers.
a large spanish feet Is collecting on the
coast of Mexico, in connection with L land
force.
The Confederate vessels meet with ever,
courtesy at Havana.
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VA 0oHlnieu Election Of Cap

'4.' company 20 Iayorahly known, not
...'! III the peninsula, but throughout the
'-'''' Te'"l,ly elected Dr. VIM. r. Vaughan
-'p AIM 10 iii Tie pos: made vacant by the
-'''.. -.-1 ei captain Phillips. Dr.. Vaughan
WY IFS. Lieutenant III the CEN pany from
---']1.ion to The time 81 has appoint
.''"' eit- Toe Medical staff, which last
..''''a f-,.aya Ae has resi- gued. To be elected
'2~in1aa such "a company as the Old Do
.~."-'3 Dragons, is nigh compliment, ana
Aus. o. flo considered by all who are &c
qualified VITA .Ae admirable service zen
-'.'' 05 7, Uacei many trying circumstances
--L-r ~. W.r n.LnI.encaa-
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'.tt..er- General ". Il. r. Walker. Of
-'2.i' ARRIVED ia This CRY yesterday from
.-'@l % tae Potomac. We have report
'' A't resigned or c0utempiates resign
80 -.'' l''Iuon, but We hope he may be in
' .' 4l.ef his determination. One OF the
''''"p!i~hed aud ex lefleuced officers il
AiH'y .He l'ople Of The country will re-
s''' 30 lose the benefits Of his valuable ser
s.ats.
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HpNd THE WgETcH.--A friend from Newton
Factory informs Us that a brutal negro IN tha I
neighborhood, n short time since attem uted
~ violate Il lady-the wife of IL most respect
aoie cu2en, ana escaped but that he was
captured after few days. On "Wednesday
last, a large number q: the citizens OF New
ton and Jasper counties assembled NJ tho
house of John A Allen, ESD, in Jasper
committee, consisting OF ,twenty one proni.
nent and respectable gentlemen were select
ed To take the matter In consideration. Alter
deliberation, they decided to take the law In :
10 their own hands, and that the n gro should
De hung that evening at four o'clock. This
decision OF the committee was ratified by the
assemblage without a dissent and the SEN
tenee was executed at the aapuin ted hour
Ataasa CosfederGey.
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Promotions,

oIh that Colonel Lduis T Wiefail, of
r.. hat been promoted 10 the rank of
s.s lie General OF the Provisional Army,
D. 40 command Texas brigade.
the S'.n,t'F = General Bonham, commanding
PotaTcaal" carolina forces in the A~lny of the
Nat -, has been promoted to the rank of
shay al s'iAsstal, and u is stated that Col Fer-
wa pe made Bfigadier General.
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ben Cen. Lowell arrived In New Orleans.
~ his own request, he was not saintsd. He
spend iton tina enemy
Gen Bragg. commander Of the Con tolerate
forces NJ fensacoia, was ON 4 visit TO Mobile,
Ala on the 24th inst.
VIM. Hayden was killed In an ARRAY with
Joseph Farrell, 1T Memphis, Tenn, ON Tues
day, 23d inst.
Corn y selling In South Alabama q low =
~ cents per buShsl,
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:aao, nf@yseh, who died in Tailahasss. on
y pc'ober, had but recently been nd.
to,.a- ~ 'ie command Of the Confederate
M 80. - fioridA. His remains were sent 10
~" ofieaas for iatsrmsnt.
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.j(I)Mlon0 plspatrh.
- 9fStkats ti,....DtIl. %, lAei
urwsrs frens the Border.

.,.,rt reached ne yesterday that skir-
= ....,t Mace On Saturday last, near Rom
,,.y,nshlre county, Va, which resulted
..r,a.!y to the small force engaged on our
The first statement was that he enemy
'@ 49,. ar, hundred prisoners, sixty horses,
Z. s,er pieces Of artillery Subsequent &C
,~auaunced thts great eXaggeration:
..r ten Of Our men were captured,
.sa Fed,r,'s are said 20 have suffered
..sb,f. We give the report for what It
...s Aate 1t has been oaieiany confirm
..s Mcdonald was in command of the
..., e.~ce IA the vicinity Of Ecmney.
-. were o;3.sr ramors fronl the Potomac
yesterday. none ofwhish had any iouu-
., fs.t Ihe Yankee have mo- yet sd
lord ca FartaN, although there Is some
80 a,g9eaeud that such moyemen,
-..-t...lst.aG.
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Es RICHARD cAUraoav. Asar.
FG7Cfh oars.
BY JfMES II. TAILOR. Cxerl&s.o,, 5. Z.
II n K Z SCI WE'D SALE.
ar AVff-yI


RE s WE'D SALE.
u Ar AUCTION,
vi au entire stock Of
X Y & IDS
On TUESDAY, the ota vi november ~ 10
o eiocs. VIII Commence the puoiic sale, by esta-
6giie, # the entire stock 81 :.
u X Y GODS
OF NJ ssrs. ROBERT Anasa Co., Cf ar, ~ssou
=. C., a: their store, corner of Kiag and Markes
street,.
nj" stock ecaSi>'s Of u conp.e.e a. ,-.nsnt Of
every ssrtrty o.
fcRr;iG GIN aid DOMESTIC GOODS
rsdl'a II SAo IA 'ot cate lsive rAia lIaie oeiiIg
1. keient only N JleAis, Blankets and
prints.
Ne FoTe1so goods haze Jeea recently ia ,,.s ted
az tae4aseyss, Gna wste selected wti eaie and
taste.
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rom DAY 10 day, CT ia the VI oe stock sod
On MONDAY, tie 4th u Noyelaber, the stora
viii! DO open OR the
INSPECTION Il the GUOies
Arrangements have brea lll.ce for the uee King
VI G'o@s at teasons.ne .hafgea.
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