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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

The Hautars OF St. Louis Sustain
iiSs Kim.
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no DECISION I'm CABINET YET.
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GEN. MANSFIELD SUCCEEDS HIM TEMPORARILY
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Blair's Che, ses $gainst Gen. Fremont
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Is. Meantime members VIII visit New York,
Boston, and other places, to examine those I'M
able to come to Washington.
PENSIONS.
Lerche Jean Baptist, Garba'di Guards, rup-
ture, three-fOurths disability. Sc per month
Francois Sacci, Garibaldi Guards, hernia, hall
disability, 81 per month.
QUARTERMAsTER OF ST. LOUIS.
Major Robert Allen has been appointed Quar-
termaster for the Department of the West'
vice McKinstry, Brigsdier.General, sent Win
a command into the field.
THE sUPPLY OF TREASURY NOTES TO SUB
sCRIBERs.
By a new arrangement, the Treasury Notes
for subscribers who have deposited funas ior
payment with the Assistant Treasurer IN New
York, Boston, or Philadelphia, viii be sent 10
the Assistant Treasurer with whom the deposit
was made, the notes being inclosed IN envelopes
addressed to each subscriber.
Those who deposited before Aug. 10 will re-
ceiye interest from the time OF depostlng TO thai
date. Those depoSiting after that date must
pay interest from date to time Of deposit, un'
less their deposits covered interest
DEPARTURE OF POsTnIAsTER-GENERASB BLAIR
Postmaster General Blair left the city to-day.
He win be absent several days, First Assistant
KassOn acting.
POSTAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The acting Auditor Of the Post-Ofiice De-
partment has lust submitted to the Secretary
of the Treasury the quarterly statement OF The
receipts and expenditures Of the Post-Otiicf
Department, required by law, for the first
quarter of the year 1861. The receipts fcr
that quarter amounted to 80, 1861 %; the
expenditures to $?,999,759 81. Excess oi
expenditures over receipts, S-3,l7l "a.
For the fourth quarter Of 1860 the receipts
amounted to 81, 1l6, 3Ol 90, and the eXpendi'
lures to S4,OS7, 525 10. Rxcen of eXpendi'
lures over receipts, 81 ,9H ,223 50. Thus, il
will be seen that the receipts for the fret quar-
ter of 1861 exceeded those OF the fourth quar-
! ter of 1860 in the sum of $50,256 Oh; whereas
the expenditures have been decreased In the
SUN Of 81 ,0S7, 200 -. The amount paid b!
Postmasters to creditors of the Department fol
the first quarter of 1861 was Sl,625,733 O.
The payments to letter-carriers for said quar-
ter amounted to S36, 1859 90.
NEw-YoEK CUsToM-HOUSE APPOINTMENTS.
The vexed questions of the New-lork Gus
tom. House appointments were solved by Hiram
Barney's decision, giving to John 7. Hogcboon
and Isaac o. Hunt the appraiserhiPs, aud 4
Cornelius Savage and Samuel Leeds the Assist
ant.Appraserships.
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A RrCONes. sang TOWARD oecoQViN'
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GEN. FREmoE1 YARD q WORK IN JEFFERSON CITY.
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THE WAR FOR THE union.
Gen. Wool Called to Washington
for Consultation.

los CONSULTATION.
GEN. MANSFIELD SUCCEEDS HIM TEMPORARILY.
Blair's Chssges $gainst Gen. Fremont
no DECISION I'm CABINET YET.
GEN. FaEmaE4 YARD Or WORK IN JEFFERSON CITY.
The Haptars OF St. Louis Sustain
iiSs Kim.
RXPEDITI@y iGASiST REBEL CAVALRY.
They are ~ spessed at Pohick Church,
A RECOUg. SANE TOWARD 0CCOQUAS.
No LARGE Fs,qss SiiS Side of that Point.
u,,,,, Ys.r.s.. o.fmppaorYpv MOTIFS
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Movements of Gen. Buckner-Jjm.
Clay Admitted to Bail.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 30.-Buckner l. report
ed to be at Greenville, Muhelenburg county
with FIVE thousand two hundred men. suppos
ed to be on the road 10 destroy the locks on
Green River
Jim Clay was admitted to bail at $40 900,
before Judge Catron this morning, to appear
at the January Term. Tom. Clay and Tom
Jacobs are his bail
Hardin Helm has taken possession of Ro
chester ON Green River. The number of
his troops are estimated at fsur thousand, in
cluding Mississippi regiment.
Glasgow turnpike bridge has been burnt
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

s8-The recent hghi al chea, Mountain,
Virginia. was a cOmpisse vie,ory Coz the
Unioaisls- Col KimbaIis regiment distia
guished itself GA the occasion. and the follow
ing : the Official report of is loss
FoVErxs>rH INDIANA.
kiiicd-firsg Lieat. Nagu-t juneau. 60.
=: Privates. Geo winder. Co. y: John Ten
pleton. Co. ID. Andres NJ. Arthur. Co. D.;
accidentally.
weuEded-Pussses.J John killsAnnoa. Co.
3. knee; q. L. Dsam. Co. ID. aru: Corporals
Kline and Ewsid Co. q. leg: Privaies. I'd
Dehsn. Co q. ie Nike Nulville. TO. e
hand
Nissing--frsAse. Adolph hyer .ad I.
Sim CO. G..
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% Lieut. Col John Edwards. el loss
~hs = attached 20 one os the regiments from
hat State. nov in Missouri, is . bsolher Of
our fsllow-sowu~nAn Col W X EA~srds-
He has recently declined nonisation Cor
Congress upon the ground that his fr-i duty
va 10 rere the country in the field. and THAI
s ~ili be time enough 60 aspire 10 ofrce
~hea peace IL restored MAJ ran doubt the
patriotism Of snch a man.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

DEowskD. special dispatch 10 the Gin
esnnad Commercial from Cheat Mountain
Summit. mentions the drowning OF r :.
Howell of Tcrre Hsuse. Satler 10 the l4th
Indiana Regineat, while foriing tributary
of Tygart's VALLEY River. Tbs Is no doubt
Joseph l.. Howell of this eity. and his death
vii be regretted bv large circle of friends
and acquaintance in this community
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The second Ftsty Millions es the
GoveFuueu ut Lean.

Bosres. Sept 30.-Tthe second $50 .000,
900 70 the Government was considered 10
dsy al a meeting Of Bank Presidents. and a
resolution unanimously passed 10 take $40,
600 .0oo which wss che spportionment 10 the
Boston bank
Ii j. reported that New York would take
SIS .00o 100. and Philadelphia =, COO 600 Of
this present insfalment.
Over $4,000 600 vas BID at about ,laf for
the new Massachusetts pcr ceut. State
loan for al .0oo 600
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

The jJd Indiana. Col Cobnrn ieh ind
annapolis on Sunday morning for kentucky.
over the Jefersonsille railroad The req
meni. fully armed and equipped. moved down
Washington street ia gallant style. Col
Coburn with his staff IN the lead. The J3i
fsiisna has been hastily got ready for the
lield. nut the men are brave and patriotic
many of them being from among our best
csti1ens. and Ne can safely trust Indians's
honor to them and their gallant commander
old men and young are in this chivalroas
corps Among the old men Thomas Wallace
brother Of GOV Wallace. now deceased
broaght ap the rear shouldering his nneke,
as high private. though the frosts Of more
tran fifty winters whiten h- head. The
patriotic old man had previously told he
fiend- that he was determined ~ 90 II he
had 10 "go on his o~n hook
Twenty three car~ we're required for the
transportation Of this regiment. which got o6
without delay and in GOOD order
Wilbur y. striker. printer Of Rock,i lie.
Indiana. lied al the hospital at Camp Elk
Water. wesssn Virginia. on the I7th inst.
sfpphoid lever
Capt Bracken. Ne regret o. learn. vas
Considerably lamei BY the falling ofhis horse
oa Cheat Mountain. some time since A
prirats letter informs VA that the Captains
Injury Vas very severe. hut th-t he would
probably soon recover entirely from II
Three hundred and iGsy tons OF lead have
been Contracted for - be delivered At the
Arsenal. sai ffty tons Of Il have already ar
rived.
Lewis Jorisn. Jr. has been appointed Col
onel. and Thomas AcGr.ia. of IIsrri sou
county. Lieutenant Colonel ia tie Indiana
legion.
fourteen thoa.aad knfeld nres -ill ia
stored IN the Arena by the miide OF his
ssnth
It costs the Stale OF indlsnA about AL .0oo
q raises regiment This sum for each par
teaisr regiment. and the aggregate ofsIl
these sans Cor all these regiments. our peo-
pie confidently conceive thai the General
Government will ulsimstels reimburse We
san no, say about this let the cass h- - "a
uill
The Sun boss Gillian. commanded q, C.p4
Scot. recensls made an expedition ir~a
Esansville. and captured at Ha~esilIe. al
midnight. the steamer storm. ~ish No onr es
hoard hut the Captain. Who saSd not ~or,l.
II i said The Storm belongs 20 = S~ces
siOni-s At Memphis AMI = oous>ca,e~s uss.r
the late acs of Conxfss
,nires Walker. prssa. ~ me lssl ls
,h.nA. died IN The Potomac army Ao-pssal
during the week ending ne 0tA
We CLIP the following sdsa'tson~i ten. ,s..m
the State Seaf,s,l Of ye>tcriav
The German regiment. Coionsl " iilsch.
Lieutenant Colonel yaa Drel.a and MAJOR
SchnAkenbars. broke az their camp mar he
city cn Saturday night sad took up The Inc
OF march foF Nadison. The appearance Of
the men a. they mosea de-n washingtos
and Pennsylvania streets % tie depot sas
splendid. The vigorous and elastic step of
hopeful soa6ers whos~ hearts we're IN the
Cause for whieh thes h.d >hoaAlsrcd the
mnskes characterized every one ~ them
UnqscstionsAiy the regiment Is ens of The
most uperiof ever masterel IN ln,iisna -
crrs were IN Feadine~~ f.s ihem al the Mad;
500 Depot and their esharxaiioa va> eaec
ted In gcoi order .sd .ilhoas sAe slsAsess
sccs3So3,
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zsiiieesse. ;: ogs gsrasieu-ns "a mss~a
fiUhs with she Indiana IOsh-

LorsvnLn, Sept. D.-The Journal has
reliable intelligence thai Zollicoffer has a
Ken Manchester, Clay county. with great
destruction OF property.
Judge Nentreas. of Hardin county. ma.
arrested and committed on SATURDAY. for aid
ing the rebellion
There Is doubtful rumor that siN hundred
Coniederates had had an engagement with
i've hundred of the 10Th Iadiana, half wav
between Bsadstown aud Bloomfield Tn.
result IL not stated
The Confederate force under Humphrey
Marshall haze disbanded and gone home.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
Proclamation of Gov. Curtin-Penn-
sylyanians Enlisting IN other States

PHILADrLPHIA. Sept. 2s.-Gov. Curtin will
issue proclamation prohibiting all persons
from raising volunteers in Pennsylsan ania 9th
erwise than by the authority of tho Governor.
especially forbidding the raising Of volun
teers for regiments Of other States. aud also
iorbidding all citizenc Of Pennsylvania from
cnlisting or attaching themselves to such or.
ganizations. and warning all persons that In
disobeying this proclamation they will be dis
regarding the orders of the Government of
the United States as well a. violating their
duties as citizens Of the commonwealth IL
j. estimated that siS thousand PENNSYLVANIA
volunteers have already enlisted IN other
State regiments.
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Gun Boats .from Fort Piekens-s
i'Iiyafcer Captured aud Hsrned.

NV foHK, sept 23.--Iwo gun boat from
Fors fickens arrived here last night
The prisateer Judith. mounting -four "A
Founders and one long pivot gun, vas can.
iureJ aud burned on the Iith, by our expe
dition from the frigaie Colorado
The Judith was anchored near Pensacola
Navy iarl. and after a short engagement
Was fiFed and destroyed. -Four of our men we're
killed and fourteen wounded. several rebels
we're killed.
Tho Colorado remained az fiokens.
The Niagara and Water Witch are a,
South west Pass.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

The Rebels Appropriate the Isi
tor"-s of Nsiiigas'i Nea-Impres.
tng Union Men iato the Rebel
kaaks-tsea- fremoat Eneamped
ne Jefferson City-Ben. McCuiioch
-Mattigau's Fiag-Noted Rebel
rested-Interestiag Particular.
from Legiastoa-The Rebels ma-
kias Cannon and Baiis-Digging
Up Barred Ammanitfon-A pemaIe
spy-feFce al the Rebels ~, Lev
iagton.
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DrrsETUkK 90 THocrs--The balance oi
The sist Regiment took ears Cor kvanss iUe
about ioiS O'Clock last night \ va, crowd
assembled 10 see them of and the, departed
amid the most iesfening cheers Of hem
selves ana of the citi<ens The 3iss. taken
all together. = one of the very Guess bodies
ut men ws have seen s.nce the war commenc-
ed. We expect 20 hear good account cf
them hereafter
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speeuiattsas Ca the Result in Me
seurs-rrsce Being Largely He
tufoTeed.

SPECIAL TO rHE CHICAGO TKIsJSE
QUINCY, Sept. 3D.-while there Is much
speculation concerning the strength Of the
two armies about 20 meet az Lexington, Il
may be interesting 20 state that letter re
ceised by me from Hanessille. Missouri, Of
the 9th, sass il is the confident opinion that
Fremont Will be beaten unless he can bring
fifty Thousand men against Price.
The writer says the country il full OF arm
ed men marching dav and night 10 reinforce
Price. " ~
lie l. satisfied hulligan's surrender added
twenty-five thousand 70 Prices strength.
Everything is reported quiet on the Hamil
ton 4 st. Joseph Railroad
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Night Dispatches.

Wrong doings OF our Trsops-Rebei
fsck~ts seea nt n distaace-Our
Troops in fine spirits-McCleIIan,s
frociamatioa---Mun Hill and
Other Points Strengthened ed-Posi.
tioa of the Euemy-Reconnoi ring
On the Potomac-No Drafting in the
West-Arrsvat from South Caroi,ua.
WAsni SoroS. Sept. 99.-Our troous while
occupying grounds vacated by the enemy.
have burned houses destroyed propert. 20 a
considerable amount. This will he investi.
gated. ~ Gen. Mcclellan. strongly co,,,.emns
i. The whereabouts OF the eaemy have not
been discovered. Their pickets are disccrni.
ble At distant points.
SPECIAL tn THE rosr
WASHINGTON. Sept 30.--Gur troops across
the Potomac are in fine spirits to-day
Gea. Mcclellan Is evidently taking such
precautions as 10 insure the success of
any future movements that lac NAV make.
The prominent positions at Munsons Hill.
Falls Church and Uptons Hill. which were
suddenly eyacuoted by the enemy. have
been strengthened by large bodies of Federal
troops Our men are now engaged in throw
ing up strong fields works
The advance of our army il slow and eau
tious.
IL il believed here tiiat the rebel forces
are concentrated betweeuss ssAcquia Creek and
Manassas Jueciion. with their right wing on
the Potomac
A messenger who has just arrived here
from Chain Bridge, brings a report that the
enemy were in strong force at Leesburg, and
that their entire army has been divided-one
division taking position above Washington,
and the other below the city. The state
ment is hardly creditable, but II il certain
certain that important events are near at
hand
The Federal gun boat Yankee, Yesterday,
reconnoitcrcd their batteries al Freestonc |
Point, on the Potomac. and found them de.
serted
The President has given assurances that
no drafting for the army shall be resorted TO !
in the W est, until all the Eastern States have
furnished their full quota of the 100000 !
men.
citizen of Charleston and his son have
arrived here via Nashville. bringing impor.
tant news. They were robbed of all their |
specie in Tennessee. Before they left South
Caroliaa, the people were panic stricken at
the news of the rebel defeat at Hatteras In.
let. They declare that the number of rebel /
troops have been greatly exaggerated
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
Exchange of shot and SheiIs-The
Rebeis Disperse-Our Troops Take
Possession of Ie uinssilie.

Pan .pFlrHis. SEPT. p.-The Bulletin
has sy-cial from Washington. which says
The rcbels resppearcd IN force on the Poto-
mac. opposite Great Fails to-day, and opened
With a batter, Of six pieces on teen. NcCsirs
division. Both sidc- have bcen reinforced
pur batteries opened and the rshel- dixprrs.
ed The Pcserals took possession Of Lew
insvilie this A. NJ. The rebels retiring after
a slight skifmish
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

BosroN, sept. 30.-A letter from the frig
ate Colorado at Fort Pickens says the boat
expedition on the llth inst, DESTROYED the
rebel steamer Lady Davis in Pensacola har
Dor She was commanded by Com Rem
shaw, formerly OF the United States NAVY.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
yew Theusand Rebels Approach
Ing St. Joseph.

~ JesrrH. Sept. 30.--Col Smith, com
mandinr a, ihis pssini. has adrices that ~.
600 ofthc enemy would ebcsmp a Agency
Ford. fourteen miles below this city 10 night
Scouts are out Ia that direction. and are e,-
pected in 10 night The ayaiszbie Federal
force does not exceed 1000 mel.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

ToroSro. Sept. 50.-The propeller George
Aofiaft. with a cargo of grain. reported drift
ing on the lake on Saturday, is a total wreck
on Long Point. near Coburg. Grew saved
number OF volunteers left Hamilton 10
day, TO join Col. Rankins Regiment Of Ian
GERS in Detroit.
IL is reported that a bounty is paid here
and also fare provided by Railroad To De
troii.
The Government work IN Railroad build
ings. at Ottawa. was topped Cause not
positively known
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

Hars. Han Il I.oserre has recei,e "a
has fsli sisle- Of Eats. the handsomest ever
brOueht 10 this market RE s nov manu-
featuring all kim. VI hais 90 order. equal to
she bea and a, the loves, New York cash
rrice~. dSwtf
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

NAsniScEo>. ~efs 9-Dctachmeus- from
t.euesal- Richardson. hcys and Wadsworth's
Divisions nov ocvupy Munsoas Hill being
IN o0unand ~ Col Ferry
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WASHINGTON. sept. 29--Therc was long
session Of the Cabinet 60 dav
Mcclellan Wa present.
Our pickets az the Chair bridge are grada.
ais advancing and forcing the enemy slowly
towards Falls Church The enem, in great
force - there
Muuson's and Masons Hills have been
evacuated by the rebels. together with Up
tons Hill, are now occupied by our tIoOp- in
large force under Mcdowell
The rebelS have retired about four mile
hack
An the rebel enlrenchments fronting Ar
lingtoA Heights are abandoned and now &C
cupied by the Federal troops.
Ia IS reported that Johnston. wilh - 900
troops. i moving from Lee-burg towards the
river. and The rebels are pushing large forces
te~sri> the ferries in the ncighborhood of
Poolssillc. md down the riter towards Ac.
qsia Greek. The indications are thes will
cross the riscr immediately
The weather j. cold asd prisoners stie
that the rebels sle suffering from q
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

.s-cAps. ia. W stewart siil be IL. the
city few dsys. and will take fex good
2hle bodied Young mso Zoe csyalr, service
stso good hossss Cor The s.ddle Office st
The Stewart Hou-e Octiah
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

~ The Journal Of last evening contains
a very aensible article on the sabjees OF
ssraeit, We commend - % The careful con
ssieration of the editor Of that fr.shfsf
.heei
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

REsovED.-Dr Stephen J Yoaag has re-
moved hls ofhce 10 the olliee of Dr. Read
on Seventh street. between Wabash and
Ohio nis numerous friends aud pasroas
will take notice d2t
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

A. EDtF0x GoSE HoNa-Ths wsrr-a
Rfpmbiisz of lsst week comes - ~ dressed
"a mourning. Zoe IL eiisor Enos Canatt. E-q
sho died on saturday The ssd Inst IN the
lGsh year Of his sge
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

tINClNNtfl, Nepi. -.
The advance in freight to the east. and the
great difficulty in shipping. even at the sd-
vance, depressed the market for both -four
and wheat. and spices are lower and but little
done.
Flour sold at 50 900 400 for supr
WHEAT sS@90c for prime to choice white.
and 7sGsOc for red; closing nominal
Corn and Oats unchanged.
WHIsKY firm at 1890.
PRovIsIoNs-snd spices remain a. last quo
ted
PoRK-Ness Pork $500. Bacon a.,
5i.@6a4c. Bulk meats 1. 5o53.
LARD and groceries firm but quiet
ExcHANck steady At &c.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

LovsuLIr. Sept 29-Thc vorI~e 81
Capt Abbott Of Columbus. Indiana. kiilei
by sentinel hy mistake az Lebanon Iunc
tion. YESTERDAY. passed here tins evening 0n
hs ~sy home. The ciiY J. qnisi There u
10 reliable psws from below
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
sALE-By virtue of


~ an execution issued from the yig0 Common
Pies Court 20 me directed and delivered Ia favor
a benjamin Nckecn. andminis,rasoF q Janes
johnson, decerssd. and against Algy Dean, I have
issie1 GA the following des ribed real estate situated
in viye coanty. lnans. to-wit. Lots Sos forty-nv-
(t5, forty-six l<s. forty ls7l forty mt t4sl
hfty-four s<l, slaty-three ls3l, sxty-six (es
snty-one (Til, seventyswo ~, sevsnty-hTte Is
and seventy -four Ts, in Aley Deans subdivision -
AL thEt part a ths sect bali ~ q the north half
~. q TIE southeast quarter l') Of secticn twen-
tysevsn III, township twelve I'D north of range
nine o. ~>~s shst lies wet q the wabash sBf Fns
canal, and ou
SATURDAY. OCTORER ;. ISL.
Within ths legal hours q aid dsy. a. ths Cour,
Hcuse door, n Terre -Hsute, ~fii Or the r-nts
and procss q the above described real estate 10
gefhgr With ali the privileges I'D 4pp1rtsu.cs< %
The sane belonging. far atsrm not exceedinx sewn
years 70 The highest bidder ior cash, and upan fall
ara - reali1e snncient satisfy said exec--
tion and costs ~ill tben and there erer the fee
simple m ard n said real ssisif 20 the bgtes nd
Ger for ca-b. % satisfy the sane.
his 5th day of September, is1i-
slpw3pe44 sANrEL coESER saf
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

Captain }. W. Stewart will be n Terrs
hause Ca Noaday and Tuesday 10 parcha.e
Hor-e- Tor Cavalry service Ofice at Ds~
son and Miller's stables az
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
The Great English Remedy
sIR JAMES CLAMPS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS J
Presared frsn q pfsse.ipf,on Of S,r J (ga,l,
n. ID. Physician Extraordinary 10 ~, OD,.s


Preesred frSm q rresesipf,on Of Ssr J Cs,l.
~ ,fAys'caoH ErfraorssnaSH 10 ~, Quo, =
TIT Invaluable ssedlssne a. unf.llin. In ,i.
ell no-s painful ani daascrou- 81 ,-..s A. ,.sh a.
female o'asamuon T. sr'5eri iirnoder.,es .if q.
cs--e- sna r~rnove~ sil es.fsuriioa.. ans . .,....
cure may D. relied On.
TO MAKRlED IAnsfS
psTtcuiarly suited Il Will N a sl,ofs .i,.
bring On the monthly psriod ~ilA reralaiitt
ksch hotfls, prize ons dollar. hsar- iAs
rsnt stamp a Grest Briusis, 90 pr.,e,t e...,..
f~ts.
cAtrfoN
~ I'n- ss1ald nj = trts1 'v g.o,lis. ltI -
~ fIH'I THREE koNTIkS 81 p,.gl.aec.. ..
tsey srs .a,s II hrjsg "a E~srr,sg>. l,f 80 -
e<a<r fss'> al>z ar, .sfs.
In al e.ses y Servsris ari srinri An..-.a,.. i.
IN the Baot and limb. Fatigue o. light s..iii.-
rsips,ar1n ef NJ Hssri. iiy.fcriss asi VIM.
the-- rlls ~fi' she- a cure when an o.aer moan.
have f.iied. sn1 although l,s~erfoi f,ss.d,. a.
net ooutain iron. csiosnel antisl-ssy 90 an,ihis-
hurtfni 10 The CONSTITUTION.
puii sirectio's. Ia III p-i.gAiet .raand zach .ass
sge. ~hicl .bcua b. ar,isiij pTa.erted.
sois Ag-u, So The Unite Slate, and Canal.
jon MOSES. d~ic |. C. baldwin &C.
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The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
Position es Afs.trs ON the Pete-
mae--Ptckets OF both an Fnti's
Church.

WAsHrseroS. Sept 30.--Commissary Gen
eral Gibson died here to-day. aged IS year.
The position of the Federal armies Is that
the rebels evacuated Falls Church the day
before our troops ocrupic6 il.
The Federal picket now occupy one end
OF the village and the rebels the other. about
one quarter of mile apart
PFesh rebel earthworks are being thrown
up commanding the village
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

WsssiSsroS. SsTt 0--The rebel en
eampmcnts sho~ thai they had II no time
over ten thousand men in fro1t Of " aSline
ter