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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

HOurpopuIar young friend. r. NJ.
Brown. enters to-day upon the discharge
of his Constabular duties. that i. he gives
bond and swears to support the .Constitu-
tion and laws Of the United States and Of
the State of Indisnss We have no hesita-
ton in vouching for Merits fidelity in ad
vance. and as be is looking forward to pro-
motion in due time. he will. no doubt. en-
dsavor to discharge his duties in such q
manner as to extort the appreciation q.
least of his political friends.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

HMessrs. Hewett 4 Woodward have
commenced work upon their new building
ca the west side Of kichigaa street. We
notice. in addition to the stone for the
foundation. quantity of brick already on
the ground. "'aat''efat E
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

@Capt. Bailey's commission arrived
ON Saturday evening last, and he has en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties as
Postmaster, 81 this place. - NJDJeI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11
TINE ONLY PREPARATIO n
HAVING PROOFS STRONG AND DIRECT AS TO
Expel the Doubts Of ALI

For Statesmen Judges Editors Physicians the oldest
schools well give IL their unqualified sanction
and recommend il for all Of erons, and diseases Of
scalp and BRAIN bat all who have used it, unite i'm est
fing that il will the hair from icing and from
falling any age well restore Read folowng-
asa Oak Grore, s. c., June 2ith, 1859.
Prof O. j. wood.-Dear SIR Your Hair Restorative is
rapidly gaining popularity in this community have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside and siveyour Hair Restora-
tive perfect test
During the year 1854 was so thrown
from sulky against rock the roadside from which
head receyeda terrible blow; causing deal
Of irritation which communicated TO the brain and exter
nal surface Of the head from the effects Of which hair
finally destroyed the entire surface Of the head
From the time first discovered its dropping, however, up
the tine Of its total disappearance employed everything
could think Of being professional man, myself and, as
Thought understanding the nature OF the but was
finally defeated in every prescription advanced.
These and other circumstances induced me to resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative, which have every
believe produced very happy result months aer the
first application had beautiful head ofyoung hair
ever saw for which certainly you my sincere
remedy to all nqurers moreover shall use my influence
which natter myself is not little Youcan pub
Yours, very respectfully, NJ. J. WRIGHT NJ. d.
OFFICE OF THE JEFrERsoSIAS. /
PhiRJyi Va, Dec. IL, 1858.
Dear sr-I feel 1t my duty. well as my pleasure. to
state 10 Won the following which you
you proper GENTLEMAN of this place, iawyer
has been bald since his early YOUTH much that
he was compelled to wear wig He was induced to use
bottle of your "Har Restorative, which he liked very
much and amer using two or three bottles his hair
grew out quite lnxurantly, and he has handsome
head Of hair. The gentlemans IL Bradford, and as
very well known in adjoining counties, many per-
sons can testify the truth Of this statement give IL to
yuu request Of Mr. Bradford You sell great
deal o. your Hair in this and the adjoining
counties II you have the proper agents. Yours, &C.,
THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
Dr. wood-Dcar Sir: Permit TO express the obliga.
under for the entire restoration Of hair to its
original color About the time Of my arrival In the United
States rapidly becoming but upon the applica
csion Of your Har Restorative IL soon recovered its
original hue. consider your Restorative a very
derfnl invention quite eicacious well agreeable
8. THALBERG.
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz
large medium. and SMALL the smell holds pint and
rcsis Sr one dollar per bottle; tho medium holds at least
twenty per In proportion than the small retas
dollars per botte the large holds qosrt 40 per
cent, more i'm proportion, and rctsils tor 50.
o. j. w0OD 4 CO., Proprietors, - broadway, New
York and ia Market Street, St. Louis, Mo.
81 And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ~ any17 n1lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

hvNr. Paul has jest opsssd : naenif-
icspi stock Of Boots nd Shoes. which he
says he will sell lower than say other
loqpe = town. warrant them well made
sed sssdell tibet ZIP. ers<is.z He is .
nae q h;s word, 1sAf salf1 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

JUvxNs1n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. Kiddes's Juyeuile Singing Clsss will
close with Concert on FhfDxr 'EvxSfsse,
Anil42 2. 30 shs 'PssBytssisn iCRitch. 2
The Programme WIN embrace Songs,
Dpests. QsArtetsss, chs1pses. ? &c.J Al
mission % cts. Childrea under IL Wis.
Is cts. SDSoss spenEss4 IsesTs i Com
mence at I o'ciock.
Mr.. K. would take t6is opportunity to
express his thSnks 70 those an atuses who
have kindly offered him their assistance al
the Concert thereby enabling bin topre
sent Programme possessing attractions
for the most fastidiousd,u IRA -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

|SHERIFFSn SAEE.ABy virtue of q
|NJCOMMfsSFON i-sssed ~ shs CHA OF ths msssh.Il
Court Of Common Ries and 10 directed.
ssmoel w. Miller and against Samuel X. Miller, viii
,nrr at Public SALE To the highest lawful bidder, the
lsw dres. trrs tie Court House docr In the town Of
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana a..t3
SATURDAYTAPRIL 6. 1861.
bctwecn the hours Of O'Clock m and fpur O'clock D.
d.. ~ rcass Nd pfo6s Or cxcerd-
ing ~ tho l~iRg aescred estate sifu-
ate In sad county Of Marshall and State az indiana
The south qaref o. the ncsth east quartet slso tse
southeast quarter Of ~ worth quarter Of section
nntfeel Qo]s tswprhfp thirty f1 nerfA Of rang
one ~ east, each tract containing forty
lcea. lf1f - - iFTta ~. = rIfs-tf.lJ arI
the rents and psedts r az said real
viii not sell for SUFFICIENT to satisfy said Commission,
interest, cost and accrsng costs wi the time
and place. ODER for sale the highest lawful bidder. all
right, title and nteressc the said defendant in and
the sans on g nsfh thre2f - maybe neossssy to
.ekiSlsi4 sH'ti'qt .sRosm BARNARD, sheriff.
order Of the plaintiff the Shove postponed
the I'm day Of May 1854 ~ the place and between
apni q Sheriff VI. c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

bsi.e ~~i known througst Europe and Anerica need
10 eonnendafion here Thsy p.s>y vesr<aass srs
psspAred vRh great eztctness, and ~ ssgsroased No
better csthartc Pill BE- fund PACE IS cts per box
49, 1sdicinss are prepared by Dr.C. ~. JACKSON
Co. hiadelphA, Pa and g. Losia Mo, and s0lt By
druggists and dealers In medicines sverywhers Tbs se
nature Of c. n JAcKsox win Be on the oatsds Of each
bottle os box
In our Ere,ybadys <~asee~ pubIished ansusIly you
Win And testimony and oommeudAsory notices from al
psrts 81 the country These Alanns ere given rwsy b.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

HOUSE TRIMMINGS-A full assortment
I u at the Mammoth Hardware Store OF
III $50 go B1cx & ToAx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11
Republiean Meeting.

The Republicans o. Plymouth are re-
ouested to meet at Westervelt Hall on
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 20,
ct half past seven o'clock. for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the Offices to
be filled at the approaching Corporation
election A general attendance is earnest
ly desired. MANY VoTERs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11
CHRONIC DISEASES

Male ana Female are treated with ereates
pHrIctters sldpsssd TO Or, r mast contain postage
stamp pay postage Patients can be koard at
nom A. 50 IA 800 per week While nn,bS his
They can also treated at his nce A viii losfhsm
less than <hrr cali get treated ff in lar ~ ritcs. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

La PORTE, INDIANA,
wksis he l. permanently heated I'd s[ls-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

Statesmen Judges, Editors. Physicians Of the oldest
schools new, give their unqualified sanction
and recommend Ii for all Of erpons, and diseases Of
scalp and BRAIN bat all who have used it, unite in test
fyng from being and from
falling 70 any age as well following
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11

=, - For ss> " PIe,sosz ~ P,,rLitad Co., T. 4 Lsss~7
nd bauis Co., asd Drssyiss sererai'g tnlOyl 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

fINLBOTT BROTHER, Proprietors Of ths sbov. Nm.
II arc nov baildiny POTABLE STEAh ENHI.ts - ''N
proved eonstfnouon, Of all tErs, from siH forty
suitable FOR Circular bEV hils Thrssbins hseis. ~.
purposes which ulsy eaer Themselves are '1,v ~
perior to any Engines built here elsewhere. - W."
rhey viii also furnish STAfiOEhEY sTEAS ENGINE, -,
zen Worse 10 any required psref. - H'R
and Of various sizes. -'''stItt
PUMPS and WHEELS for wATIR woRKs, pozrazt.,,,.
MILE, and IRONS for MILLS Of all Xmas. ''ir
RAILROAD WORK Of every desefpyan
TOBACCO PRE9sks, ZLAT1EHTsG MILF, and al ,ry,,,
manufacturing Tobacco, ogher With even tra of ~
20H oABTIhGs and WROUGHT IRON WOas -Ntt ~
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TEgMa: . -, ,
Dyrap.r ss per snaa ssawssE !, TS. ~. 70 o. n.
~. 4, adyanca Renliancea nay oe "a - s.,t ~
~ 80 ~--s evidence % tAKen or tae dcpesh OF
- MA N
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rNASSAGF % FORTS P1whatsu and jamestown sfts.N
-, CuET,s pFCK CANT J. n frrerar VIII, t"r the Se
stp of those WISHING 90 yis lrier ds stationed At sy OF
80, ,s., - also those sc Williamsburg and Yorktown
| an ,i,-f III go,ket, every morning trNacpt sunday pre-
j.y . by. o'clock tu.h city Point ny soci'cs to.'
b.n b, 10 O'clock jamestown III oeocA' HrN'e "' i'
ami stone wharf O'Clock l.. NJ. $500. 4, g.. o., G L
Returning leave stone wharf at y o'clock Gro'T a. n
,rs and touching all the regular MharNes Vo'h going anu
tr.,-eiagl arrlyrd 10 RichUOnd shout - O'Clock y"
p,...Fr .f o., trip 10 stone hhasf AMI return, -
Mrsls extra, 30 Cts each - ,s,,a,r 9th
N uAgKTNg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27
VIRGINIA CENTRAL X
CHANGE OF HOURS.
La 5SssSs. ], ssSS

an and AFTER Monday, June 81,
~ The Mali and Passenger EraiDS,
VII leave RICHMOND DAILY, ~ $40, A NJ, 10 Saun-
20, .rd an intermediate WAY stations connecting st Cor
s,svie IN the Orange Aexsndtis Railroad Trains for
Mans Junction ntrrneiiate Stations AZ Manassas the
tns with the -anssaF cap Railroad, Tor wheeling
Winchester srpers Frrrv and an stations on ne Manassas
Rad ana 40 UharocsV, sith r-trlus FOR iynchburg, and
a points West srd southW Wet ffst rtr Ani every "rr
dsy Tuesdays Thursdays, ard saturday,, Tor Jscs'on
River ans sfttou- West ui St,uai.r
uarmaa Brown. Stages eor'y-. Win te uan a. Stsoa''n
Mondays W-juesiaTs snt rrts hl 80 "o''cn on iue'
4.ys. Thr-.ftyS trJ -ttus's 0.r Lexington.
Fstraa Mason Cafn, r'srs connect With le Tram
on rlavs Thu-4s.s Saturdays - 'hogo Tor thr Warm
s.- ana 30 yacss.us River r thc White Sulphur Springs,
Legts1urg ic- ..-
Thc leaves Ja-ssa-s Rrcr on Mondays, Neines-
n, THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
General SIM rrittrndeat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27
,,d.ET Tg.E BEsT!'

Splendid stock of Pianos.
WORCESTER'S NE SCALL.
-,v - a., a.. f, fail ss.c-t-.at s,hs nost sapes6
W PIANO FOKrEs
- ,--sd f1r sae n-hs 1Er. and A. On eAA-- ''e
lsess 10 VAN u ~ ~ A. NORRIS,
"a. B,otsrU,- a-s Dealer 20 F..1o',rtes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27
INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
x,HE yIRaINIALIFE INSURANCE oomPA.

yx,tsE yIVgiNIAL LIFE INSURANCE COmPA.
NY ful buness, and the attention OF the
mill A. nestly cal IN Importance OF us objects ms
M r at. divides seyeneighta OF u pronts,
every years sDlrg e policy no deTS hereoy giving ue
,uY th Muiua syStem, with the pledge OF
perp. ua Cap t10 900 and the dea security that u
81 ck neui moneyed Interest In conducting us
Affairs W g. rudence econ my.
he ruur one half OF the Capital Sock and Earnings
be Mortgage GA unne1 mbered heai fstA'e
" nth dsilleths m unit
he inmen of VA Oh soe' annually Tom our
- 10 premiums 10 Mo- htn Comp Ines That money viii be
~ 10 Customers or OF yea Slintetes aud dis
ursei n uu DIST 80 -
EnIoWmrns nd Ennu sranei Life and term Policies is
al AT "A good Oonpanies Slaves ihsoFedor
''' ' DbEcT0R.
VIZ. H. MAcar.Ahd, John Purcell,
JoUph Alea, bmI I b1JDt
pos,oa r. Heath JoL Z. Anderson,
mo Va NcCanc, Thomas p August
John II. Montague, Eo H. hauIy,
Butr Jas A. COwardn,
evil, Clutter J. Il. Mc0eisnd,
lobn Iones 7. T. Moore,
Jar, L. Appeson, yohn u: Oa'porns
Lewis D. CrenstRv, ~ " hhefy
wr. &. Paine Won H. Christian,
H Z d Rasker,iu WyndhAm Robertson
Eam, !. Harrison. john U shA'er,
W. II Ua1Au Peer o. WBrw CT,
Rolf r. BROOKE z. o. Haskius,
Geo ID She'll Edgsrd Noryel,
Wellington Goddn, Geo J. samner,
John Dcoley, D.s. nOoiuIlUss
FyssideEt-sLMTI J. HARRISON
Cice Frssdent-wNi. L. HAXALL.
PAysioldn-Dr BLAZE BUEWklL.
AtOr.ey-ROSCOE B. HEATH, asa.
.psr !! ADBIR PLEAslNTe, Secretary.
3y-oMce corner Main llth streets, Richmond
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


yFyRI WEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH 6Sc-,pI,IIA
4 BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 81 kH061
AND TRI-wEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAfs, hAhiNd DAi'
LY LINE AS FAR AS bC0fTsYILLk
RIehmond 10 geoyfef 10 Richmond TO LeIingtop. - 90
" Lynchhgrg. 4 90 buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday wednesday and
Friday At NJ and on and amer 9th September the Way
line for Scosve will leave ats NJ Tuesday Thursdsyt and Sat
urdsys and far As scotve Returning leave seos
distance time OF passing In card below Tor hrough
line observe that the scot;sve line will pass intermediate
points on the opposite day going and hour
later ceuing down. -
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynehburg
nesd.y and Friday, at P II. nesday and Friday ats D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
&. NORRIS,
RooKsgIIER, PUBLISHER, sTATIoNEa,
AID ae.Lz,
MUSIC, PA no F'DRIE.5. &c
No. 81 VAIN ST.,
Richmond, Va,
,aToTLD most respectfully invite the attention Of Corntry
" Merchant. tls uual rye and gene a. "''orlr NJ
Gis r'a"g lqps' 1.''. . .i.asr, osusf ri gene
h. s,,.r-u OF Sspl- srd Fancy Goods II aeiaf Is
r r.-st ss eau f5uat any Wholesale Boot h''5
s W the Uu4 States and upon terms q. fair AID a. ho
rrsi 81. ,vclp..7r OF our stock nom buyers knowing
, we can supply heir line TO their entire 'A Sac
zion, both De-. 60 prir-s $50 gaa'y o. E.oo'. '---
sYaGsAs E0s2 SALE.
$4,000 sss Per st 4 5oai soaa,os v
s,ioli and Dauve and R-ler arl esston Railroads o:
,i & Fot iGate desariuoS ofae present condition and
uGre prospect the Company pamphlets can be had 81 our o.
l''' Also
GOO Va ard Tennessee, so mortgage
5000 yors RIVER peg cent Bonds
90 sLsres Rs'raopd Fire Association
81 90 IRE and Marine
..gq-.f O " PURoEJU 90.
CURE@TEAN a. LATEEROP.
SPRING 1861.
PRIMO STOCK OF DRESS GOODS bought At the recent auction
u isi6 Nv Y n feeny Of hem ~ half u,-ir value comp,
az Al The trIics Dress Goods H. iar-ge, H Jsco
staple Goods Families and Planters TO which we would invite
h 5aa ,3y''' Oh al CHRISTIAN L,TusOP 80 M.a 1t
,-vSE.RoOyE CaTSyP, possessing pn,Ivaied rich
W ness and deHcsoy favor and upaaga relish 20 Al made
APPS ". PsrEssoE co, DruggstE
tons English Resael Iron comp king fell assert
ra=nt Of Rounds squares, Hats oyss, ro Horse Shoe
Esrd &c 20 tons sTedes assorted s1[, 2T ss co
ma. rI-Po, CO.'S CELEBIATED GOLD
:
sps Druggists lS5 " Ain St
INsmILY PLOUIS Of very superior quality, for sale in
Z .p 2 i5~iv 70 sun y DUNLOP MoNcURE co.
- svSoo Bahe Winter OATS which are consider d the bas'
- FOR spring Seeding ''' sale nom E SST woRTHAw 90
muSCAVADO MeLAssEs-
Z0O 20 Heroes E Mclssses FOR sale BY -or,rs m
s'JIss, FUES, FURs.1hs subscriber will pay the high
= 81 m srsei value Tor ali kinds Of Pur skins viz
otter, Mink, Coon, Fox, MusEat, OPOS:uu Haze HeSG WIG
as No Ballard House
w MA nys + ~ SSI' '-A'---' R. H MAURY&os.
TyIwELS,S aES.-A full assortment OF slveus HInng
y Wedding HONS all sizes OF own Importation Also,
sale low for cash. or to prompt eaa''asrs ro,,
sgn Of the Circular saw,
ana n Main street
7 EAO.-l25O Ii, Bar Lead for sale 6y oonro. .soy
II mYs 49, ~ S->
syrsEss3 HlEER.-Good rauer 20 cents.
Cooking Buter 60 cents, for sale al
st.u hv ANS J. g. R0BERTBON.
0vCgIRrEE WHISKY Of our brands a large
Iot IN had suitable for Christmas. Warranted free rom
i-stp SELbSN NI'.',-hN
CtAEDEN SERBIA large supply Of the sbSy eve for sale
II by = r y 80.
nve "-i" '"''eN
NaEEECO FEOUR.--24o 800 bbF eallego Flour, for sale
u .,--i,c-.t 'r,l.-s ~ EHHaEn. nAVkNpORT A co .
~ HusS. WILSON'S PURE CIDER VINE
~ GAR, 10 store and ior sale by - - ,,r,s,,r,
suh2S W. H. 'h''A''Ni0'
80 RIBS NO 1913 MiCGEREL AND POTOMAC HER
MS Ni'O' ''' wM WALLACE SONS.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
NOAH WALKER 81 Co.
Branch oftAs Baltimore HouseJ
1oa corner Main and Iath or Pearl streets,
p.nru..zs.pr. '2''' ~ s1 sasu,,orunrRs
....a ..14
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RAILROADS, &C.
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ANDARTRR MONDAY THE22d AU-fSk
~ gust. the passenger Trains, viii run a. folovs: -
FROM PETERsBURG TO LYN0HBURa.
Nall Train daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynehbus ssss
Pm. =.
Passenger daily, except Sundays 81 Ets p ~
reaches Lynchburg stl2:e0 A. NJ
yRoM LYNoHBURG TO PTTERsBURG.
Mall Train daily IL A. NJ reaches Peesbarg ~
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays al lnSo NJ
reaches Pe<ersburg at $50 A. M.
These sns daily trains TO the Spring. hnor
VILE Nashville, Memphis, &c. To New oreans
This the shortest and most expeditions route 70 All pa
Of Tennessee Asbss Mississippi Lousans Arkansas and r-r
The Cy Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
~ Noon, and CITY Point al $50 A. M and icy r. ~
and from all the steam packets Wnsn no
cenary. ~ - ann
.raa General Rup srlntendAnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

The rebels have made nc further demonstration
at Lcesburg, though they evidently still occu-
plying position in that vicinity. General
Mcclellan has returned to Washington after his
visit to the scene Of the late battle, and brings
back renewed confidence in the valor of his troops.
An officer with flag of truce passed over from our
side yesterday to bury our dead soldiers. which he
was permitted to do.
We give to-day some highly interesting accounts
OF the late battle at Balls Bluff Cor Edwards Fer
ry) and other recent actions Of the armies Int in
consequence Of the pressure upon our space we
are compelled to leave out large number of vaIu.
apie details and hold them over until tomorrow.
The accounts of the Balls Bluff engagement. which
appear In our columns to-day, will be found most
complete and intensely exciting. There il no
doubt that our troops behaved CALAMITY throughout
the entire day in the face of the most trying crcum
stances. and in conflict with force of five to one
against them The conduct Of Col Baker, in protect
Ing the men under fire, is described as exceedingly
heroic. The loss on our side is ascertaincd to be
$40 IN all, and as the enemy has not since shown
himself in the vicinity Of the battle ground, it is
presumable that he suffered very severely.
The Generals of the Union army along the whole
line, from the Atlantic to the Far West, have now
at their control as magnificent force, perhaps, a.
ever were put under the command of any humble.
of generals. From reliable sources we have com
piled table showing the number of troops each
loyal State has now in the field or on their wav II
the seat of war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

or IT'S iioLE.-It seems that, in the interval on
the Lower Potomac river between the prime. nnl
batteries Of the rebels, the rebel steamer George
Page, pokng her most out of Aqua creek, has
suddenly made her appearance, and has been
complimenting the Sickes brigade on the Mary
land shore with few specimen shells Next
we shall probably hear of another mosquito
feet, and Of the capture of some Of our river
transports, unless we put an end, and that very
soon, to this rebel blockade of the Potomac.
Rome, we know, was not built in day; but these
rebel batteries, built in night, ought not to re-
quire more than one day'swork TO silence them
But let us wait with patience, for good news
we think, is close at hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

Our MILITARY MAps.--Wc have received let
tiers from all quarters complimenting us on our
military maps, for their accuracy, and as teach
ing the people geography by illustrating the
great events of the day, which impress it on tie
mind. We have thus published maps Of the scenes
Of battle in Mexico, in China, in Italy and every
other modern war. Since the present civil war
commenced we have published numerous maps,
which enable our readers to understand the
character of the ground, and its relative posi-
ton to other points, and thus to thoroughly un-
derstand the descriptions given of battles In
this way more knowledge of geography is i'm
parted than at school, where there is nothing to
impress it on the youthful mind. Our maps
have, moreover, created taste for such studies
which will be preserved through life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

The STEAMERS NASHVILLE AND BERMUDA.-
We received few days since report from
secession sources that the steamer Nashville
had escaped from Charleston and the Bermuda
had left Savannah for England. If these re-
ports are true we should like to know where
they obtained their coal.s From statements
made by the Southern papers, it appears that
the inhabitants of Galveston have been for
some time past compelled to go without
gas, for the reason that they had no
coal to make it from. They have no an
thracite coal in the South, and have not
enough Of any kind to keep them warm, much
less to furnish fuel enough to carry two steamers
across the ocean, in any Of the Southern cities.
Is not the report of the departure of these
steamers simply the characteristic Southern
brag, after the style of Greytown Hollins?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

There are also five thousand volunteers raised in
California, Eve thousand in Maryland, one Thousand
six hundred in Delaware and two thousand in the
District Of Columbia. besides ten thousand reru.
lars, which, added together, will show the Union
land forces to number fre hundred and t,re,ce
thousand men. With. such an army, under good
generalship, what might not be accomplished
The intelligence which we received from the
South yesterday, by the arrival of the steamer
Mcclellan, from New Orleans and Pensacola,
puts new phase upon the two recent actions at
New Orleans and Santa Rosa. In the first instance
1t appears that instead Of the rebels having gained
victory over our squadron, as pompously de-
scribed by Commodore Munchausea Hollins, the
rebel fotilla was driven off by the yncennes even
after she had gone ashore on the bar, and had
thrown overheard all her guns except two. No
one was hurt on our side, nor WAS the Preble sunk,
notwithstanding Hollins pathetic reference to
the shreks of the wounded and dying. The
circumstance, as we now learn, was this:-
An attack was made on the nigh. OF the 10Th
inst. on the United States fleet. lying at anclo
near the Southwest Pass, by the rebel feet, con-
sisting Of six gunboats, the battering ram
Manassas and large number Of Gre ships,
which filed the river from shore 10 shore
The United States feet consisted Of the IIn;;...s
states steamers Richmond Huntsville and Water
WHICH, sloops-ofwar Prebie and vincennes and
's'''sl'p nightingale. The Geet when attacked
~s ~ anchor inside Of Southwest Pass.. The