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ae3G ADr,rsE AS a SciExc

G<lg~ AD5;IsF AS a ScIENcE.-Ad-
yertisias ico, to be science of it
self, aniho studied like all other
sciences! I.airhe Ave past years it has
been ampgov of what effect ami DO .
tency it ThskiIltul advertiser is a
man pick fro a thousand, and his
knowledge thcad rewards itself. TO
succeed jutchi;,ae eye OF the public by
an attraes dis1y of type, bizarre
arrangemi OF ords, and other similar
articles, 10; soasy as..may be imagined.
1t reqaire.ma al patient thought as well
as in oth@anc.s Of business, and the
more tims;iven lie more ingenious the
device, a the 2eedier and larger the
pecuniaryt:u7n. 1t is safe TO say that
nine outfien the readers of paper
peruse tIalverring as well as reading
columns. Hsaccdose who spend many
hours in skiing know how they can
best call Hea:io to their own business
have " tie Thetn TO work upon which
some ye''a;o Elf energies might per-
maps ba'eesa pended in vain.
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south Carolina Convention.

CMARLEsToS, Dec, sI-on the opening
Of the Convention. this morning, the
President stated that the question before
the body yesterday, on closing the secret
St session, was the resolution relative TO the
removal OF the light houses and buoys.
On motion of Mr.. Chesnut, the Conven-
ton went into secret session.
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FACT WORTH xNowIyo.-S paldng's Ccphalfc. FIJI.
are certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Head,
ache Nervous Headache, Costiveness AMI Gcneaal
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by the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
NerroHs Sick Headache may lie prevented; and if
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females nre SO subject.
They act gently upon tho bowcls,-removing Cos
tirenesS.
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and
all persons of Sedentry habits they are valuable as
La0ttre, improving the appetite, giving tone and
r'g'r to the digestive organs, restoring the ma
'9ral elasticity and strength of the whole system
The CEPHAL1C PILLS nre the result of long in.
V"S'isation and carefully conducted experiments.
been in use many years, during which time
'"eS nave prevented and relieved n vast amount of
p''" ana suffering from Headache whether orieina-
ing III the nervous system or from derangcd state
of the stomach.
L"'y are entirely vegetable in their composition,
an" may he taken Mt all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
any disHGeeaIte taste renders ii easy to
item to children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFE1rsl
me genuine have 1--WE signatures of Henry c. spnid
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in ~
-, Box will be sent by mail prepared o.s $40
l PRICE go caIs $
All orders should he a,ldresso.i8 CORF7S
HENRY G, 81 i sle MAxwEn.ss
AONl' SO ced& nm ----------l
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NORTH WESTERN BANK 0g v7EG7NIN,:

NORTH WESTERN BANK oE vIRGINIA,O
WHEELING. December 2Gth. 1850
FHNllE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE SIGCI[ nj n
ers Of this Bank for the election of six Direct
ors for the parent bank, aud five for each Of tho
branches at Wclisbur- FarkersLurg and Jefferson.
VILE will h" held at the Banking House in WhceIint,
on tuesday. tho 10th day of January
next between the hours of II A n. and o'clock p 81
BY order Of the Board of Directors
dcc27-till jan 10 D. LAMB. Cashier
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BOERHAVE'S
Bitters
1SPEIssIA,

, = > \
Liver Comn1oin+ Fo1oran5 ono
-''441C, : : ' - anu 1As u.s. 0Sc'
'lNIE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND UsE
Hood Of called "SGn nG E "sr 5sf
in various forms from quart bottle to five gallon
Ss %SF Snt iys@r
te st% rSri derived from III minute
n, C,,s ' T'' ., our ihS.,ci'e'
BOEKllANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
AE TIE ENTIRE NRsENcE or iFrLE PRosTEATIoN las
tHtinns and contr; Inv "' , INC y. mSt eI mn
II is positively vegetable. Mre,,ar,iU Vii i1
sufficient rurc sniri;s fn I,,,.-.ry.'; - ~ S''
But on. sjz. If tl,e ra,i,i,n. IJIorC I.i, D,,,
+, - nv H.; - -, -, y,
The EisI So enri tn H. "t!rCy a,F l"r;igMg
hralrI, and C, crrcctf,, 'G "l COCO
'3 Tr %s%s three dose. viii convince the afflicted .,
gain its strength cy cSm OF T Ibe y ys1 hove re-
els and Kidneys will koon take place, md renewed
,l'il II Ne ,' me I I''"a", result,
70. INbA1E0 ION, Try
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un4o.n1.,..
! to-day after /.
BUSINESS 5TTCEs.

BaSN Wa are auth TO rive ro,;.o
viii luz Banks nndngs Institutions
"5th 10 closed as i pm Tuesday the
also Friday the 4th nuarv as rsco "mu
S,a,os u oy the PREF of the United
nraro. as a day ofrNi fasting and
bz' SECRET OF BE s-LAtRD's BLOOM
OF Yourn. OR LrQr,I i. for beau,irv-
'"e an" preserving tOmpIcxion and
sh'"' This invalunbt wonderful tot
let article was discoJhby n cc;cbro,od
chemist in France, sktars since. and
II IS TO MN that all therts of Europe,
at Tue present age, pvI their beauty
and loneliness. This ration with MI
ITS simplicity and purilcre is no arti-
Gle that will comparett as beouti-
flyer and prescrvcr of bmplexion and
skin. Mr.. Laird procplhe receipt of
him some two years size has, during
that time, given it a ne trial amongst
his own personal friebcd the nrizfo-
cratic circles of New Y'ity, who have
used 1t with Experimentation, so
mHch SO that they wounsider the tot
let imperfect without valuable and
purely harmless prepar.
For sale by RE KRAFT,
dcclO Ire WhrrIirr
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s9 THBoY-Some time ago we ven
'aFea to eyes to the "fair youths of
'ne city tlgreadanger to optics, sconces
"a' nun'' fa's divine, which attend
upon Interesting '.shinnying." They
nave PAID o aeation whatever, to our
una s0gsGolbut continue as heretofore
% 'n'n"y nd down all the streets and
aDeE' in ter. The boys are no, as
courteous Gems they mighlbe. Where
moa''Fa,egi' by elderly gentlemen and
nervous la'., hey are apt to say tina! ali
g, s'95y'odr 5ois afraid has got to do is
20 Keep 'psfthe way or dodge. This
7 %oa'a eFtslyobviate the difficulty but
= -. S's<'Pes very inconvenient to
SAW -, -. Y a' |ay and exceedingly un-
,vo E;'o,, % "a. 9disuified to be lodging-
INl ie5, Inter SA p, as coffee pot goes about
AID s5!i '''endIa 'eekless shiny stick, and
sAELE HID y t jssT495s c4sH and a
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OFFICE OF TIE C. & p. *. X. COMPANIES
CLEVELAND. Nov. 30. 1850.
'bNllE ANN Al MEETING Of the StockJolicr.
i of this Company, for the election OF twelve nj
Tect"rs and the transaction "i other business will
ne held at Cleveland. on Wednesday, the I'd day Uf
january next at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Transfer Books will be closed On tn" 2Oth De
cehib"r and open on the 9Th January.
nov2s-:5"" i. ROCKWELL. Scc'y.
PINNINGER'S LONDON DOCK GIN.
40 Charles London Cordial Tin and ULnlrho " ulIS
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, for sale by
REED & KRAFT
declo No. 81 Main St. Crntr" WhceIiug
COATINGS-PRINCE or WALES.
~ Moscow Beaver, English Kersey. Saxrnr Etav-
and Petersham. NJ the best manufactures which
will make up at the lowest rates
oct2 JOHN T. LAIlIN.
! NXENI.NET AND TOM AIC1I {, \ n I:r,
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~, - : nFo... .r.ls.
eseiatl s4 sSS,f 3to-day after III
ssl9 nere were only
'"' SIX Ie channel of the
@ yesteF ling. The sun
tI LO@e 9FlghtlSHss-S. enrire day, and
NC ',ost and snow lace to mud and
moisture. The rivd full of aoatipr
.. me Commercial new side-wheel
here since Saturday last evening for
St. Louis. ~
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Wheeling 6 Belmont Bridge Co.
4 NNUAL MELTING OF THE STUCkIIOInERS
IA of this Company will Lee held at the ,irand Jury
room at the C9Ert House of Ohio county. on Tues
Jay ai:! me 8 Ia dry of january. sci, for the
Office, and for other purposes.
HY order "G the BOARD.
dcc25-td EDw'D H. FITZuUGU Clerk.
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ELECTION,

FI'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Savings Bank of Wheeling
Tor the election of Directors. will be held at the Bank
of aud Il o'clock A.. NJ 800
by order OF the President
dcc2l-td SIP. IIlLDRETII. Trca4'r
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e-NSi"'b,
the river is low
mt nn,n,,nA
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! !s.Aust received
t Try. Fancy Cologne.
LA. Call anil exam
min thing ornamental
in u'SINti. Agent.
No. HALL Drug Store.
mcT ,r;ctgy prime tnew
s,,o Just received per
otheO REILLY.
fIs.i
sue . 'IL1B CEMENT,
sole rERPARIS.
EaI il'LR, 81 Main st.
the Ell ~
4; 81 n ,YEARINGEN.
comm. f2e1Ntllul cOlOrB
: !, !. 400 Main st.
M, & ~ "DIXIE'!
Major ~ BROS
Comm ety Stols.
Cap tADIEs s
the dg0R(t 5, receive,
leH NJ Store,
retuSa G IN street.
. oAck White Les,
nugura4 JOHNSON,
he the NJ d
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The clerks in the depots HEIvF9D AND FOR sA1.IS,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ofSteamer Washington.
PRINCE NAPOLEON TO COME TO
AMERICA

New York, July 23-The steamer Washington
has arrived from Liverpool with advices to the
18TH She brings no specie.
Manchester advces were favorable The market
closed firm and business checked by firmness of
holders.
The London money market closed generally un-
changed
The Indian four million loan bill was taken at
above the fixed minimum price.
Prince Napoleon was to leave Lisbon for New
Y ork on the Sth.
The Paris Steele says that the Emperor's letter
relative to the Introduction of free aborers into the
french Colonies, clearly indicates his sympathles
In the American contest.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Flour closed dull at 25G32Ss -
Nheat IS dull at decline of f2d3d: Western Red 6s. Cd.
oils Southern llsGl1s Cd White 12s.(o l2s Cd.
Corn is quiet and less irm-Mxed 26s Cd G.29s Yel-
low 29s (d29s Cd; White 3ls. G32s The weather has
been unsettled and wet
Provisons.-Beef closed dull for inferior qualities
Pork steady. Bacon is dssl but in improved demand
at an advance of ld2s Lard steady, with doing
at Ass. Cd Sos. Tallow is dull.
Produce.-Rcsn closed frm 6s. 4d (G6s Cd Spirits
Turpenune closed firm, and all qualities slightly ad
yanced Coffee quiet Rice steady Carolina has advanced
Phil delpha Bark los Cd Clio, erseed AS for American
red
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat steady. Flour dull at 26GD
Ss6d Meals-lrrn is dull bars at s5Gt &52s cd. Pig
iron dull Pig iron 40. Coffee closed firm. Rice quiet
Tea generally unchanged. Spirits Turpentne closed
firm and active at SIS. Taow is very dull at 49s cd.
Haring Brothers report generally an improved demand
in the stock marketUnited States SIS 72f dividend;
Maryland is bonds IS to CO.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE


HALIFAX, July 23.-'The steamer Arabia has ar
rived with Liverpool advices, via Queenstown, TO
the 18th. She has Gll7, 900 in specie
Ia the House Of Commons Lord Palmerston de-
MED the rum0r that the English Minister at Vienna
had recommended the Emperor of Austria not to
recaive the address of the Hungarian Diet unless it
ecogniZed his sovereignty King Of Hungary.
Lord Egin is spoken of RS the successor Of Lord
Her bert as Secretary OF War.
Baron De Nidel, well-known foreign nobleman,
attempted to murder his son in the streets of Lon
don. The latter is said to be entitled to large
fortune on coming OF age, which the Baron was
unable to pay him.
The Steele SAYS that the Emperor, by advocating
processes which lead to liberty against those which
directly indirectly favor slavery, very clearly
shows the sYmpathies of the French Government in
the conflict now raging in America.
Judgment had been rendered in the affair of
Mres, the French banker, declaring Count Simon
responsible for the losses of the depositors.
The Marquis Saralette has been nominated to
the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor.
Advces from Italy assert that the Dutch Govern
Italy.
Cardinal Vannicello, Archbishop of Ferrara, is
said to be likely to succeed to the Papal Chair in
case of the Pope's death.
The army of Denmark is TO be reduced to the
peace footing.
The Sultan has dismissed the seragio and re-
tanned only wife!
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGE GENCE. ,,aoav
The Liverpool Cotton market closed 9us leather con.
Flour closed quiet Wheat htm, ha rstes
| tinued wet. Corn firm at exereme ~
Provisions closed steady corsos closed at eoG90k
LONDON Saturday even s oconnt
c., a
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THE PosIrIoN IN MIssoURI-GvE AND TAKE
The Federals, the party in power in Missouri while
prowling the country around make this distinction
between Union men and secessionists: They de-
mand from the Union men that they must freely
give all they (their foreign maste.s) want; and
from secessionsts they forciby take whatever they
want, while with both parties they do as they
please and their pleasure is to plur" " both sides,
! This is the true state of the case,
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.w INTELLIGENCE.

,rv CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE KREBs.
Ipardon u.s. Gebhard Brandon. Bill filed
m s;yyorce a vinculo matrtmontt.
ior uiI n Warthen Us. Henrietta A. Warthen. Bill
sIJ for divorce a ct h0ro
u s. DISTRICT CoURT-JuDGE GILES.
The Grand Jury were yesterday morning dis
charged, having been in session 81 days.
There was nothing done in the other Courts.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

lb"FeSpoHuehcS OF IHe ASSOCtuFu 1858
FORTRESS MONROE, July 22.-Mr whitney, Quar-
fermaster's Sergeant of the Vermont giment, was
shot this morning BY the C0nfederates at Newport
News. with two others he was in search OF a
st ayed bullock not far from the camp. His body
was pierced with halt dozen bullets.
An internal machine intended by the secessionists
to blow up some of the ships of war in the Roads
washed ashore this morning. 1t is of ingenious
construction, but, as in previous attempt of the
kind, has failed of its design. The machine came
ashore within a few rods of Flovd's house
The Roanoke steamed up the Roads this morning
She has been as far South as St Augustine. Dur
ing the cruise she burned Confederate vessel,
supposed to BE- privateer, the crew of which es-
capped to the shore in small boats. The name of the
vessel have not been able to learn.
The gunboat Quaker City is up from the Capes.
A terrible gale from the southeast is prevailing.
The railroad at Old Point is in rapid progress o
construction. By means of it the Floyd gun viii
be moved to position where it can be brought tt
bear upon SewePs Point. The Union gan will
also soon be mounted
Important news may be expected from Old Poin
in the course of a few days.
From General HIPS COiumn--Returnf from
second Chase--COnfederates in Force q
ROmney.
OAKLAND, Va, July l9.-General Hil's column
returned to-day from the second pursuit of the
remnants of Garnett's army. Besides bringing ir
four pieces of the Confederates artillery, be effected
little except hard march. s.
Six to eight thousand Confederatss are rsportee
NJ Romnsy.
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without foundation. No other disposition has h.on
made of them than is usual with prisoners of war
T. e Keeping them in confinement, releasing
them parole of honor
Gen. Johnston's Forces at Winchester.
HARPEa'S FERRY, July 22.-There has been no
recent movement Of the troops at this point.
Great excitement prevails in consequence of re-
ports from the vicinity OF Manassas Junction.
ihere Is much Indignation among the soldiers at
IN tne supposed superseding of General Patterson by
General Banks.
news from Winchester gives the following emu
merahon OF General Johnston's forces on Wednes-
day last
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Troops for the Capital.
EAsToN, n. -lol. Sickies' regiment left here
this morning for Baltimore. Col Manus' regiment
leaves tO-morrnW.
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EFFECTS OF THE WAR NEWS IN THE
DIFFERENT CITIES

| DIFFERENT CITIES
From the n. T. Tines
| The news OF cur national disaster fell upon the
public with oyarW helming force. 1t came at
time when the full torrent Of exulta'ion at sup.
posed victory was spreading itself through the
city, and cheering hearts that might be rendered
d-s0ate by the first details of the ii yht No one
was prepared for a check abrupt When The
first dirty newsboy whrlod through the streets
shrieking at the top of his omnous voice, Defeat
OF the Union Army" 30 one felt the slightest dis
position to bug extra. 1t was regarded as
smart commercial fraud, which ought De put
stop 10 By the police. But bad tdings travel apace
and in short time il was known that reverse hac
really been encountered. The newsboys-wh0, j
they wrong rule, sometimes wroDged as al
exception--were then in demand. Their stock o
papers was rapidly exhausted, and the supply no
being able to keep pace with the demand, the for
tunate pOssessor of an extra became a sort Uf AMI
mated bulletin. Circles that constantly increased
gathered around him, and heard with cOnsterna
tion the unhappy tidings. From ii A. NJ. unti
midnight, business, absoTbi and distinc
pursuit, virtually suspended. rumor pre-
vailed during theuday that the Seventh regimen
had determined once more to proceed to the seat o
war. The wish was father to the thought. w
were unable to discover that there the slightes
foundation in the statement. This silver lining +
the dark cloud was denied to US.
The excitement eliminated, as matter of course
in and around the newspaper offices. The deman
for papers WAS incessant, and the applications 70
information concerning certain regiments and tn
members thereof were frequently of the most touch
ing character. 1t was generally supposed that
list of the casualties would be published in tn
second edition, and many a blanched cheek au
trembling hand awaited its appearance. An oil
widow lady, who has two sons in the Union army
and third-her only remaining comfort Ga la
of sixteen) at home, procured one of the Garlic,
copies, and silently perused its contents. 9
thought, she said, sit contained a list Cf the xii
ed and wounded" and signing, she turned to tt
last OF her flock and said, "you, too, must go nov
my son." She saw nothing in the disaster but a
occasion for new sacrifice.
} Among the various nationaties The greatest e.
citement prevailed. The fate of the gallant sixt
ninth created emotion in the breast of evei
lrishwomsn, and "fair jessie wept at the t,
E probable fate of Donald, in the Highland sevent
ninth.
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN.
: Each item of Intelligence was canvassed al
l commented on. The loss of the splendid lig
J batteries was especially deplored. The noble co
b duct of the Firemen Zouaves (many of who
j. were recruited heTe) in breastng like veterans
: swooping and repeated charges of the enemy
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= kentucky regiments under CeoneIs
- Uuncaa and Pope ope.........,.,... I 3oo men
tennessee regiments. uts.....,...,.,,.,.... l S10 -
Alabama .'e 'eoo 4,
| N. Carolina 600 .s
; Mississippi SoO sc
Maryland " '''''''''''''''''' '-"' 5,ooO OoO I,
UiIit;a ma reg 'ments.... 10000 50
Stawor. I'm fSlnla. ................... 5000 g
Ste"alt : regiment of fcSvalry...,....,.' 6l0
Several batteries of artillery ..,. 700
''''.'
On W wednesday, the l8th, he commenced tn move
towards Manassas junction with 10000 men, Ieav-
ing the remainder at Winchester Those left at
winchester w were principally the Virginia militia
The main column crossed the Shenandoah at Mills
Ford None of the enemy, not even their cavalry,
has been seen or heard ofn this region for several
DAYS.
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Col wilcox a Trisone7. at .aataassas
DETRoIr, July pa private despatch from
Manassas via Richmond says that Col Wilcox oi
the 81 brigade, Sd division, is there prisoner,
b,lr
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To-day they have an election for commander.
Colonel Prentiss and Captain Pope are the promi-
nent candidates. Captain Pope's military expe-
rience Is, perhaps greater than Col. Prentiss but
the latter has won the confidsnce of both citi-
zens and soldiers now in Cairo However the re-
sut,hc it what it may Cairo will be satisfied as the
citizens have confidence both candidates but pre-
FER Co.. Prentiss as he is citizen of Illinois, and
acquainted with our citizens and customs than
| a stranger. II 'tat EEIT
Mondays train brought in 1,oeo troops and left
them at lila Ridge twelve miles above; some thirty
two-peunders are expected here in the morning.
No troops are assembled at Paducah or Co
| lunbus
] General Buckner, of the Kentucky militia, and
! Colonel Tlghman, of the Southern Kentucky
| troops, were beth here last week, and had very
friendly ard satisfactory interview with the COM
| mandant here.
The report about troops at Mayfeld was not true,
although they are clearing up old Fort Jefferson
whether for war or not we can not tell
| CAIRO, Ill, May 9.-Commerce South uninter-
rupted The Bowen brought out about 2 900 sacks
of corn belonging to the Uncle Sam, intended for
| the Choctaw Nation, which the officers deemed ad-
yisable to stop here They thought it. would mot
| get any further than Napoleon.
| As we supposed, Col. Prentiss, of Quincy Iii,
was almost unanimously elected Brigadier-General
| of the Illinois volunteers. He had but few votes
against him.
No more soldiers have arrived since last report.
| Everything is quiet in and about Cairo.
| CAIRO, May I0.-But little of interest has trans
pired in Camp Defiance since our last letter. Mr..
Sellers, the man from Columbus, KY, who was ar
rested as spy is still in durance vile. he was on
| trial to-day.
There was some shooting on the line last night.
Suppose to be some intoxicated soldier passing with
out giving the eountersign. Every thing quiet
here.
Six thirty-two FOUNDER guns have arrived here
| from the East.
1t is authoritatively stated that fifteen regiments
OF Ohio and Indiana volunteers are ordered here
during the coming week There are certainly war
like indications in the present movements of the
Government. 4t e a-1.. -s4 s5i