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Dry-Goods s ~Fanoy-Store
No. lI6. @de Srolc= II. s.. Strasc. qp. 176
y. 81. 81 entumm
crIouSt It'd bo5 Nesbrte pu6lifum a~ufnxflam ~ MAIDEN. sae.
pobt Der ncuelJen @rtitet ]bcltskCu, uno ru unoe9Tt.n biIiiorrr
9reilell, neltc feline Gcucurrcni iula fen, ~rerfGuft perbcn'
S6 bebe %Helorbere foletnoe Nrtifel brrvpr:
Srtoenjeigc, in ltlpar3 uuo alien Wipscfarber,
1'uoNn Delain. Rar5 uno bCi6pcurnc,
4.-ttre 90ni uno bdlblpplt 4
&e6tc i~rldnoiihc GeiRwonoS
Net3tes nieoerldubilGe5 3ub uuS GafTmrcs.
SbaipIe, Slanfete, Ionic e;ns grsFs @uSpobI pon Sen
teepira BcpbS II. rUueucn Il. blumpegencp StriIrn
yin Selud h''s'e Su3er6 ipirb ~ereebenns ttteu ron
. ~. 8l~fen6aumI
rnbsiup rcutp marffr.
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't fen he NufmcrtiJ rtttt itrCr j%5ftUurt. Der NCrrm Store.
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81 I @riuc,pt Jnc aYau0 Gt8oreu ouimetam.
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NJ aCr OlS tQt B Elm ONGtrt5 btuo hicg0Cr Stoct III
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g. frtsCCuhctt ttrer RuuOtu an crreybCr. @Wc CUisujlgu,
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D rtrarcu uuc bic Ruuo}bOft oCrltltCU 81 cUNuttu ludCU.
u NJ. BPllatt swine.
Die uunr3cthuetr, lcu[cu rie 9lufmerhamfeit
. IN gGieesrperf6uIcru ouf ibr Eager Won @roces
.its, Wrcrtiouo. Ofbi, G~jQorren Eoutotat uur
~ruuitjle }~lrtittl, ole 1cr66rljh in cjutm rerarti.
IN g8Nrlri0lesScIh2 9cTutrt merbeu. 8eIon.
.Osr5 MAIDEN fe ouf jbr rettcs 8Cju. uuO GiauOr.
htaer aufmertiom. Ntr Djele Waartn purocn
utf n5roltbeu Mdrttcu uu0 mrtteue fir 8aar
)l,Eaujt, wee0aIb mir bri yiuttjHeu 9r0tlern
.tu dusirR tjuj8cn YrctfcH Ycreaufeu t6nncn.
sic sou uu5 ais actt 9aroutirtyu %yauDirs unit
QSriue ituO ci9eue Smpprtaticu, uuO wGNcr ace
Ntltt, uph init 3uIIeen ihGplt6cr Stcfe Ucrs
.tgeu, MS rtclca bel pen i'm Yluretn e]etauften
'Saureu nur N OFT Der 5au 1T. Der brritbmtc
,JG. 99aQlce'e pure 0(Ouutaiu Dem" l&ti5ftp,
ron Dem mir rs ~eip3iSgn Strtanier Iina, pWo
an @cGaIt uno &;Jte 0ga ten,2m innerbalb re,
>ier. Stloten aetrauuttu g8bietcp abertrcfen,
linicr Sa9cr belttbt au6erpem nod aus:
1000 Zap rrtra unr D%u9ertne Niebl, inter De.
aen Die ugu 8iftru 9ciI bten Sortcu; 9lep-
llrleau6, Ncrto 9iico uuO Cuba 3ufer unO Mp.
.luIes; 500 Say Gut 2oaf, @rui6eO, Dpmocrcc
.pq0 RaTes 3uder; 100 Rjlteu ~Gce; 800 &tten
5rife uno 4tbter; gto. | mo Y(O. 5 Nafste'
40 6cyinaes ftiAe quite @oiben Butter. 0on
.Qtr MIR p6beutliA SeEOungen er6uI!rn; Qaro.
9'rccu Stpes, 5am5, Shoulders uuQ 9rcat5
5Gi,, Gtdrit, geait popcer, 9emd6Irrrn SaiG
I"up pfaTer Weifien, 8eien, @tmsr uno alie ots
Aytitcl, bic III einer Grocery 8em5GnliH
>ylou8t merosn.
Eerner II. @naace'5 9ure Wcuntojn Der
gGAt5fsy, JttharOlon'a, Gusealooia 6Iot5, Onou
I0l5 WorCnaape(a uue J~!ectifep gGbi5teg 20t
All, iran}uRiAen 51appY, bort, Waoeira, Sber.
IL, &laret unO Gbampasr @9ein; Gtper Gcm.
IuIu &ranop, @tn, Mum, Apple SranOg unc al
Arten Fi1upr5.
80 m. 90 aIlaue G56ne,
Gdf Der l5teu rns @arn .StraS
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G%tu3ciacm.
gu 0erlrietben.
Stniae 9intres ,raTenb fur cjn;eIne Serrer Q tI.inr Sas
nt1tsr. Fnb biats 'u cerrenten bel Srnro 9 rItte
Gds Der Srroe- lnb 5teSir
Yerrtetben
gUi6htine N1nhridht

Den 6erren ggirtben, @rpcerp.S utaEcrn uns
Netntrtntcrn I'm Nuacmeinen Die %2ln,riae, ncE
i'd iCeben cine neus Senouua fran;5ItI6er uno
8bein Beine crbalten 6ote, Die fib Nnr6 Site
unc Silieteit aue3ci6nen. g. 0tp pc
1S4 93rsaofroee
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NcQc0iQe'
Dry-Goods s Fancy Store
dm Yleuen Wlorst;,

Gde Ger 8rpoO- uno 6teu Strage.
9, Yt. ST. entaum cmpfietlt leinen
6rcunccn uRp benz Yp4iitum Ietn gut aHortiftes
wager 0pn 6crb I gGaoren, Die ,u zen tiqia
lten preifeu otQcsetcn Wcrpen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

0rubltnae~ NM CONNER g9aartu fir 1861.
pute, WiBen II Stro6.g B n.
'te llntETiei3nsteu bo5en Jest prrdtbis un6 arm gerfaut
ftean Sell 6c:5. @0IseSw Ores pats Der fcinften jnalitjt
mo 81 Ieoent @reue ltcte Sprr6:bis unc rpereen ouc5 iolbs ami
SereaunS anSetertl9t. I'm ei1en &euG bitten eras6cnf
%. s. MnOrc II. Gnmn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

Dlmpihjffabrt 3pilben Ni6monO Ii. Nep 9orf.
Die Gei6e, aroBsu una 6sauem eingeribrten 5ee-Noppf,
IhiTt ,,SomeSfopI" u1O ,,9tu0ngfe" weroen Dem reii,nS,n
Du6ifan. arr 9enuBun9 seitenS e~npfo6len. Der Fobrrr,iS
keiriai in brr Salute incl. 9ett unb 1ot SIS, uno i'm 3,ri-
.fhtnCed s.. - Die 9 rnt5t7pn" verdict tbren QBha-E m
Rofcn8 ie6sn Dieuitog I'm 4 llbr 9lahmiuaas. pdbrrro Me
,.Roanefc" ie6cn Sreita9 nm 6 llbr 46epes ron Gitg ,0gin,
a6flb~'. 9Ber 5as lesIere DampflAjT 6enuben min 6Sf IA
Sei)el .nitr3etbutten elm 6a5rbine Su l5fen. ivy
frla tpirO biliait sn8enonWeH URp pdRHl df 6efsrI,.
Ya6oaspretS ns1 gterfolt$2,90.
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8 utfdbc 9lnpfbcfc.

SIR BEN mir son nitinen bieiiotn 9onssieuten 70 rtih.
lid een@entten 9uipru6 berSlth 6or.sno, ~entpftbIe ids mth
oua terne!ttn oerea e%enei9ten 91oblnsaen, inoem id AZ
9leider SsI sur aerntnie trjnar. oaf t5 ns6lt frif6en orc
euen uno Meoieamenten, csen erbielt: Odour,er GrbSer.
let1s une 9rrbe @asrlte, Sosp, 0rteSusN, % fererlbe, yer.
i@tectnt Sprten 3rSeIn, oeutibe GiBorich gunner 81 uutsrs
Sale, eSeeolGoe. ptasorpnt SalIlol in srpfcn uuS tlsiuer
@smlr}en, Shramnle, 9al fimcrieu, Setfen Il. ac. welhe
Irtite tD 'n ben m6sIi&it %biaislttN 9rttitn b,Rens empftblc
8. 6. 9 ifher. Mat
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Sparbrre
i0uncn Del unterSctbuetem ltete freuntliAe Sim.
mer unc quite &ce rrBolttu. aud fsben eipiae
3tmmer.an Iert9e 6erren gu permistben lei
Sptn 81 arrboueu, @9t.,
am yeuen Wortt.
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SOC! 6oli!

-UI8' ~VE0g
lnterieianetsr b6lt f%orip59reno einen 9r9Btu 8Orrat5 ven
Gi6eus GuO Si&tenbel3 6etsr QHalit6t. ano fam isine
Runoen sNrmit inter Gen sjHtjslsa @sOinTinaeu p]crfebsn.
Sci Sduen non 8 SlarnrH II to oa5 ~2DespaEs. ~f0itenfrej &C.
forJt. 9efcuuu9en, mslts s~,uterafen perbsn oei Dasneg H..
5ofe USrr SEQ. Il. 6unOtto, ScoaoitrlBe, l0pis in Ger 65l,.
~nieoerla5e an 8fOaoltr., u05g 8rOOfe &0enne sssroen. ,rp.up,
5sIorei. 9rciis: Dae beGt GiaeNbUE lu $3.50, ug.
Ianaeu1olB w $500 pr S0ro. 3ame5 a. WccrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

Durh petlUulthc SiutiuFe i'm glcrocn tm
jb IN rem Storo 9clcBt, mcinen geebrten Sum
ben Gin roril0uhro Eager Der teIten Gj9arrcu ic,
DER "Tt NM 9ualitGt ~ ousuatmSwCiic tigt
ssn 9rctien ~cffetirru IA tSnnrn. @tetbiaus en-
.rfebIc i'd n'ein mchIaicrtirtet Eager Sou Houhs,
RNu- uuo Shnupi 5ab0f, 0icifeu o1et Nrt ann
icniti9c IrtiteI, Die in etnem Gt9orrsn.@ sihGft
acmobuiih seiH6t rYcreen. I'm cine %s,fdutse
&niiht ieincs EaRere bi,tst 50. 8ofcnfelo,
90, l94 8roaolra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
Seniam In page.i r. II. 6 j..
f9eritanten rem @rtttetr fur Ap5fbefer Il. Fb,r,;fsr
QittRh,tro Hn

Sn " 6t6r6 wr6 teies 9ttters ~aerfauff irbsn sy,r.
terter Der %. Doos un6 Comp, @~leran6sr TupoI. IN
9stterlon, %. S0bnion II. Bro, 0rubes uno Hyperion 9
Blair, g}'rin9 u1b 9rnne, Gbarles @i0Epauob unf g q
gteot,unh IN allen St6bfen Der Ser. S.acteu Ia 6iefsS git.
tsrs u n 4pOtbefsn ~ aasen. ~"
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8rfammtmnd,r,maen
Il. @5Aeter ii. sonny.
SO. 10

Dontene tur eaS btsber oeiopnnsus 3utrousn toHt Il,
inter ountetung prcmpter 8ebisnung, Nodelbe aud ferner,
bin 'u eTb0lten.
%ecspis werSen Su ictsr Belt (sti Sag anb gtoGO prompt
uHb otnifsnbaft a~uSoeflbrt.
Nue Sorten 60rbefpTe, fentersIas, S-u65dneer,
@t21rr'n, Reu6", Rous une Shpupftaeut bef6neia an
~.t6 uub rpereer ~ ben biliafen Wrerirn ~penouft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

unDertWttnq.
Der lnierieidgete III lest in StanSc. itSey Muftroo m
Gttuem @elhdItt auelufibren mi ;mor 10 binio oia mails
g!ne &uomobl won ga; Ten 1T fpynu6bytnO %vprrSttia
yin ueuer, outer 5 o0trnwoQen nit etuem suttn ST.. .
y: 2no ruel9enr. 9Iereeu fur eipat9en Getraud.
Die Aufmtrtlamtett sen . tCt@5rbabern II. gomiIicr mir,
Hrrbtet @ltl,ine 9roBe &u5pabI pcn Rorobsn.
@Uebeieiun9 Vcu SeD6a'5, Std6len u. Sprir,s Spotroe.r
pt'VtN PtUhPl ofl0r8t. G~r0nri5 Quubt
N~aaNNr. so Der Hfn q -
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6crabieeuua Der 0rsile BON Nutlen.

SoIotrI NICrlte, Sllrtc, NanCesGIIeul &bOcpz
b1oc nchlt cjdcr NIcn6e ar1Crcr @rtttcI, QorfJmcriccn, Gu,
,;n'e Grpnrt. Nroiun 2Biuoicr Spap. 3atn 5urtcu San cc So
NAne, &c. lc- ium ScrtoUf sci s. Z. Slider, Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

Jibetugauers unO Niriyl.@ GeiGe.
Gpe5en frbdtttn cine Senpun9 son
% 6aB 9tbstn. 9Getnc,
sc sac WloIel Eeine,
20 I GoBnac Ytuet Gafiqun,
Sin. Stun, &bigutbe, g8bioffg,
30 &jiten 9Imturg,r II. 6nei,er RGie
10 Sap lbten Q8ein G1j1,
Qtbt lmpOrttrte5 SelterswaTer.
SdtOb 3tppS,
SrpOrter, 184 8roao-5 tra6r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

CAN'T UNDERSTAND Ir.-The way The
scales are falling from the Southern eyes
In relation to the sympathy of the North for
rebellion, is refreshing. The New OrIean
Bee, in long article on the subject, admits
the fatal mistake of the rebels. Il says.
"There is no doubt whatever that an opin
ion prevailed among us that If Lincoln
should attempt to make war upon the South
the conservative element of The North would
overwhelm bis Administration, and by time.
ly diversions would extend succor TO us. f.
was thought that the thirty thousand aati.
Lincoln majority in New York city would
act substantially with the Sonth, or at all
events would exhibit its genuine sympathy
with that section by declining TO take up
arms in behalf Of the Federal Government.
There were not wanting among ua. too.
numbers Of shrewd and experienced citizen 4
who calculated largely on the commercial
ties. and identity Of the interests between
the South and West. and who believed that
ultimately Ohio, Indiana and other States
in that quarter would be glad to unite their
destinies with those Of n Southern Confede.
racy. How the Grst blast of the Northerq
bugle has blown away those bubbles Of the
imaginationlr
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30
9rrada armufrat.

GENERAL ScOTT.-The Richmond Exami-
ner Of May 9th gives the substance of con-
versatiOn which occurred at Washington, on
the 7tb, between Gen. Scott and well
known citizen Of Virginia, whose assertion,
it says may be relied on. The informant OF
the Examiner processes to give nearly the
exact words of the old hero, as follows;
lie (Gen. Scott) spoke freely of the con.
dition OF the country, which he processes to
regret. He said, however, that "he had al.
ways recognized bis allegiance as due Ia
the United States of America; that his
course was nearly ended, but while be lived
be should fight for the stars aud stripes"
He went on TO speak of his being "lately in
suited by a Richmond friend. who began to
read some propositions to him, which he
would not permit him to finish" This was
understood TO be q prOpos ti0n 10 resign his
commission as Commander-in-Ch of the
United States Army, aud TO accept the lea
dership Of the Virginia forces. Gen. Scott
declared that "while be did not profess to
speak the policy of the Government, he be-
lieved that they would not march an army
Of invasion into any of the seeded States.
but they would retake Forts Moutrie and
Sumter and Harper's Ferry at any cost.
They would also keep open the line Of COM
muncation between the Ohio river and the
Federal Capitol.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30
FOURTEEN INDIANS KnLED.-The Hum

FOURTEEN INDIANS KnLED.-The Hum
bOldt Times. of May 18th, says:
On the 18th, portion of the detach-
ment from Fort Castor, composed of six
regulars and five volunteer guides. accom-
panied By John Brehmer of Blue Slide, aud
o. NJ. Turner Of Arcata, attacked large
ranch Of Indians on Boulder creek, about
seven miles from Blue Slide. After a spir.
tied engagement the result was found TO be
fourteen Indians killed, and twenty or more
wounded. Over 1000 lbs. of beef was found
in the ranches also many articles of cloth
ing and household goods, recognized as
property which had been stolen but few
days previous from the settlers. The stock
raisers on Mad river are in high gee over
this victory, and return their heartfelt
thanks to the gallant little company who
achieved it. The attack was led we are
informed, by Corporal Green Wilkinson, OF
the Volunteers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

THE LATE FIRE IN THE Coal MNEs.-The
Martinez Gazette says: On Sunday the
18th of May. during the absence of the
workmen from the mines, it was found that
fire had been kindled in the Cumberland
Coal Mines, deep down, where they had
been excavating and removing the coal
for transportation to market 1t was with
no little difficulty. and only owing TO the
early discovery Of the flames, that the fire
was at length extingnished. 1t was at first
seen burning on Sunday morning. Had a
little longer time elapsed before the discov-
cry, il would have been almost impossible
to obtain the mastery. and the loss would
have been incalculabe How the fire was
kinded remains mystery, but is supposed
to have been the work Of incendiaries.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30
Bankers and Assayers.
nRn HTf XYnn

GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD ST, NEVADA.
GOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market
u Rates and liberal advances made on Dust for
warted for Assay for Coinage at the u. 5. Mint.
Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramen-
to. DRAFTS on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest
Rates.
Rs- Collections made, and State and County Sc
curites purchased at the highest Market value.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

GRAssHoPPER ScoURGE.-The people of
Huntsville. at the Western extremity of
this county, are complaining of grasshop-
per sconrge. These insects have become
so numerous on the plains, that they are
eating up every green plant and all the
leaves from the fruit trees in the gardens
and vineyards Of that neighborhood. A
few days since a gentleman from that place
hired lot of Indians to kill the grasshop-
pers that were approaching his garden
They worked away for six hours, at the end
of which time be gathered up what he could
Of the slain insects, and weighing them,
found the net proceeds TO be fOrty.two
ponuds.-[S San Andreas Independent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

MNISG AccIDENr-On Monday, May
Goth, at Arbuckle, Shasta county, Prede-
rick Weidenbach had both his legs broken
by a bank Of dirt falling upon them. One
Of his legs ia seriously injured, and the
other not dangerously.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

PARTIES owning in the Contra Costa coal
mines will construct six miles Of railway.
over which to convey coal to point of
shipment for San Francisco. 1t is thought
the Mount Diablo coal can be afforded at
the Bay for SO ton. The railroad alu-
ded to will cost about 100000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

THE Louisville Journal has the following:
"a gentleman Of high respectability bas
Jnst passed. through this city, direct from
Charleston, South Carolina, where be ha.
been some weeks. He was an eye-witnes.
OF the seige of Srnter He Gays it is a
common thing to hfr the South Carolni.
ans laugh at the way they have fooled The
border slave States. They seem now per.
fectly satisfied that danger left their door.
and that for the future the border slave
States will bear the brunt Of the impcnding
war. Poor old Virginia!
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-30

REV. +. g. EwER.-It is stated that the
Rev. Mr.. Ever has written another letter
to a friend. in which be states that his ply
sician has forbidden him to return to San
Francisco. as bis condition Is now such that
this climate must necessarily be fatal 20
him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Missouri. Admitted % fhe Ssrfifrn C,nfS,r.
ocg-Acffss Of Mississieps AND <sesru,.-
Pirsse CaPfaTed- FsdsTsis land at 6urf
snqhcm-Fickf AZ Csck<snr Roods-fo a..
nall Hasis %.
Nrw ioRx. Dec. 1.-The Richmond De
patch OF tho 9Sth SAYS Congress ye.tcr.isx.
passed law admitting Missouri INTO ~.
southern confctegscy.
on the purchase OF the produce CT ,ho plant
ers.
The legislature OF Mississippi passed b;ll.
authorizing the Governor 10 cali out N or.
tioaai number of service NJ Coirnbrs. "a !,
arpropr;sting 500 900 therefor,
The Governor OF Georgia h.s appoin,c,
Henry X Jackson of Georgia. Major Gcner-
al. aud Nm. n. T. Walker. = Brgstler Ger.
crsi OF the ts~orEis army.
Tie Galveston Citizen reports the cspturo
Of the pirate Royal Yacht. BY the federal
steamer Santee. All the crew are PRISONERS.
The Charleston Courier OF the 26sh re-
ports the lsncing CT the federal trsots NJ
Buckingham. on the main lsnd. The rebel
iosces had made forward movement.
The kichuond Dispatch has a telegram:
dated Savannah 9th. saving that Com. Tat
BAIL with three small steamers attacked The
federal 1eet In ceckrprr Roads YESTERDAY.
ne engagement lasted al hour. About ff
~ shots were Erred. None on our side iniur.
Cd. On failing 60 draw the federal eoet ar
Ger the guns Of fcrt Pulaski. Tauall wild
drew.
IL IS reported tina. the yankees hsre takc-
WARSAW. and are preparing 20 attack Pulask.
it isreportcd that the ship Harvey Burch
| DESTROYED by tho Nashville vcr r-ipcins n,
owned IN Texas.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Vessels Returned from FrBitlsss Voyage
WATCHING an Am<ricon tssevf-A4ssrs sn
saaadg--3 :Sianer S<Efenrsd 70 Deafh-
Broadscss Saloons Presrnfsd &c q fMl
rsance--Prisersss Rfieasef.
NV yosx. Nov. 3o.-A Pris letter in
the World sass. on good authority. that n
number Of vessels which lett Havrc two o.
three months since xlth tea. cudee. blankets.
shoes. &C. for the rebel States. hopiag the
blockade would be broken. have returned
without being able 20 cirposo Of their car
goes
A Iondsn letter In the Times mentions \
rumor that a steam frig-te would watch tho
james Edgar on her departure, IN conse-
ques.ee OF The belief that her crrand uss to
overhaul tie West India Mail Packet. and
arres, Mas n ard Sldell. The chase de
sisted uhen it Lecsrr obvious that she bad
vthrr heru,es~s
A Quebsc letter IN th~ Times s-ys. at
council II war II had beca ueternsis4ed 20
prepare icg emergencies, by placing the fron-
tier Of Canrtis isf a -t-sts 81 defence. There
are rumors that is had been resolved 20 call
out 1900 volunteers. but nothing authen.
&c. ~
Capt Gordon. of tho sayer Egir. isss been
sentenced 20 cearh IL fenrustv rers
The Grand jury has presented the Broad
way Concert Stl0ons as nhlsances.
Mi. D. Z sutherland. L. s. a. died sud-
denly ~ the Metropolitan Hotel 20 dEy.
The crew OF the schooner Edward Barnard
captured IN tho Gulf. were released from
Fort Lafayette to-day.
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Rorrx, No Dec. IA scout Who has r.,
lowed the army NJ the rebels since the evsr
uasion Of Springfield. came in YESTERDAY
He reports the rebels. some $4,000 strong
moving north in three divisions: The tiehs
wing. o!vVo strong commanded BY Gen. Nc
Bride. resting on Stockton. Cedar COUNTY
Tho lcit held position near SeFada. Yer
non county. under command of gen Rains.
w.fh 1000 men. Gen. Price. With ZOO con.
mands the centre. and was az or near Mont
cello. Vernon county. These figures were
obtained "a, m tho QusFiermaslcr OF tho rch
cl iorce by our scout.
Prices intention is TO march INFO Kansas
and make that State the field az his opera
tons His spies report TO him that General
Lane Is AZ For; Scott with 5000 men. rr;cr
will evcdc the latte pass into Kansas AZ or
hear Butler. Dates county.
Col Clarkson, commanding The rear OF ~
rebel rrmy left Greenfield on Sunday last
Gen. Price issued an order 10 McCulloch 10
follow him. which the latter disrecarded. and
Is now moving toward ArknnSas 10 80 into
winter quarters.
The rebels are poorly clad and POORLY :cd
and evince deposition TO disband and reel
thor homes.
Fifty Of freeman's nnrauders were ~
Stoeisville breaking in stores and houses SRI
helping themselves 60 what they can find
Freeman himself with two hundred men, Is
reported in that vicinity.
Major Bowen with one thousand cayalf,
left here Yesterday with the yiein OF gettins
south Of Freeman aud cutting OF his retAcat
The weather ir exceedingly frosty. On
FRIDAY last. We had Sigh, fall OF snow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

CINCINNATI, nov. ~.
Flour reDlUins without animation. aud the
demand quite light. IL is vert difficult 90
effect sales: superiine and extra 81. 1904 %.
There is very little doing for export.
Wheat unchanged and dull az 70@s3c for
rcd and sOG90 for white.
Oats in good demand 4, 2s,<02-c IN
bulk.
Corn firm and in good demand a, 2G@30c
tor new aud old.
Rye Is selling az 40c.
Whisky in large surpiy. ami declined 70
l3c. with sales OF $50 bills
Hogs Ia iair demand at 81. i0@325. VII
s lies oi 900 head. Receipts 5 500; mono
from Kentuckv Tor three DAYS. OWN. % an
ccidcnt GA the Central road. IL Is reported
$4,000 had accumulated there. waiIing q
have the damags repire
Mes. pork jail nj 50 so on tho spot. buf l.
. iair demand ~ the rate f,r the les, bali Il
December.
Lard in good demand and not much offer
ing; Iz@7tsc tor primo and 6k@kc for
head .isa gut
Green meats steady At 25z931c. LaTEs
sales oil suyar-cured hams ~ o.. The army
contract was awarded at s5.0s95.ll Tor ba-
,or -.dcs. rio Ia: $3.50 tor clcar ditto. 'ri
I :. 400 So for mess.
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Tlxks pIsrATpH.
FROM NEW YORK.

Ayyiral from Pert Rsycl-Com Dupont
TysssJsrs has Flag 10 fh~ SHsqaeksaaa-
Affairs at ytss--Rs6eis Obsfraeting the
Sercansh Riser-F~dsysl Feet Hea2y 10
Saul from Hilton Head Beaufort still In
oecvpxd-No hsbsLs Abouf--Nigcsrs Ra-
fhsr Lasy--Goed Heaifh Among fhs Troops
Nav YoRi. Nov. 30-Thr L. =. transport,
Ocean Queen. from Port Royal. Nov. eth
has arrived. Com Dupont nd transferred
hi- his q * from the Wabash 10 the Susquc
h.nnoh. lie. together with Gen. Sn~rm "a
nsd just returned "a Hilton Head in the
steamer Mcclellan, from Tyvee lsltud, II '.
nx lsuued a force OF L. y Marines there.
~ho had commenced requiring the iortitie,
uon-. and Constructing new ones. A tcet o.
s'gnt gnrbats was % T,Lss to cvser th.
trvuIss n necessary.
The rebels h "a sunk two vessels between
rybee leland and yort Pulaski In the ,rrow
at oi the Savannah river - prevent the
f~degssl dee; ,rvui getting 20 that csty.
A small schooner h I'd been cent ID To me
OF the i.las.ds above II lton lie tto .ai
with cotton AID would s,il in i~w DAYS b,
order Of tho naval authorities.
The ecet that vas Suing cut at Hilton
Head Tor another expedition Was ready and
waiting orders. which we're expected BY the
Bi~nsIlle. just arrived.
Beaufort was still uaoccupled by the Fed
ersl iroop~. it not being considered Of impor.
taHce at present. Two gan boats were still
al anchor OF the city. and IL vas visited daily
hy officers Ut the army and ,.arv.
4There had been NO engagement between
the Federals and rebels. nor hid arr of tie
latter troops been scen either ~ II lion Head
or Beaufort.
Bat little or 20 Use could bc made Of the
darkies. NJ th~y sio rot carr much Al presen
Tor arr unnecessary eserti0n. They ~.
having too GOOD time TO DO any work.
The sri'i.h steam fFigate lmmortsli''
wa still AZ snchor
The transports were busy discharging thei
immense stores.
The Vanderbilt would AL fpr New lofl
Ia about t~o DIS.
whsrves and rorr5ouse- had bscn srecie'
and we're being rapidly filed
The health e the troop ws- gcncrat,
good.