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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-29
TEsTINONIAEss
sno METHODIST I,. Boox Sosctss,

900, Mulberry Street, New Yoik.i
Being IN cotistsht receipt Of inqui los from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re.
quests TO recommend and purchase them, ws
nave, in conjunction. with sonb lady friends,
carefully oBd thoroughly examined the various
m Bclines OF pra actical value Tor Iamily se sing,
and hnd those madu by the WHEELER AND
WILSON Manu- acturing Company to fully COM
bine the essentials Of good instrument, and such
as we can confidently recommend
Having seen 80 favorable results from heir use,
in our o wn end the households Oi our iriends. We
are desifoUs that their benefits should be shared
by III our bret hren, and hence have interested
ourselves IN their behalf.
With best wishes. your brethren,
ABEL STEvEsS, THOMAS CARLTON,
JANIS FLOr, J. PORTER
DAsitL WISE, J. DiNIAnls EpwAap<,
DAVID TtRRY. VIZ. A. Cox.
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YouNe AND ABLE BopiEp MKS WASrKp-
for the Lyon Regiment. commanded by the
gallant Col John Mcneil. Lieut.. Col. Isaac
F. Shepard. Major Alexis Mudd. to serve in
the Western Department under Major Gen.
Fremont.
This Regiment is especially designed as
living monument to the valor and bravery of
the departed Hero whose name IL bears.
A recruiting Office has been opened at the
south east corner Of Wabash and Market SITS.
Tcrre Haute. where all persons wanting to
to join this Regiment for the war. will have
sn opportunity. upon immediate application
10 the Recruifirg Officer,
r. J. TAYLOR.
+. ;. Pay and rations from the day of en-
isimenf div.
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BEandreth's Pills have been before tie wcrls t.
nearly one hundred and ten years. They have 81 r.
iAolished character for safety and efficacy, ~llol
pisces them Ia the nrs rank o. al the medicines q
the Gay. They are purely vegetable. harulie .
The iendeTcss age or weskesi frame Yet Of sufficient
efficacy 10 thoroughly cleans aid purify the blood
through the organs Of the stomach ard b0~els-
They aid and improve digestion. and ssnnd. refresh
ing sleep follows their use- They have cured thou.
ants o. cases q the noat distressing dyspepsia. All
the symptoms Of confirmed consumption have be-1
removed by their use and health has again blessed
the once dsspa.ring invalid CostiveDsss The great
promoter Of disease is iniAliby cured BY thcse pills
Apoplexy snc paralysis surely prevented II
TIE pills perseverinsy u.ed soon as f1llness
or insens pain Of the head is experiences. Thou-
aads 81 eases furnished IA proc. Prios Is cents ,
box
sc.d by J. X. CUSN0EAx. Terre- Hsuir. and ~ 81
respectable dealers In medicine. locilea~ia.
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Correspondence.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.--The special to the
Herald says: l
Gen Mcclellan has issued an order speak
ing in the highest terms Of the Massa-sachu
sett- 18th and Goth and California and Tam
many regiments for their gallant conduct on
Monday. lie speaks OF the extraordinary
obstacles encountered. asserting that the same
bravery and activity. under less trying diili
culties. would insure b. iiliant success. lie
docs not attribute the reverse 10 any error OF
Gen. Stone. and relieves him and his men Of
all responsibility for the result
The Government has information that the
British Government has agents along the
coast buying up all the ship timber. The
Administration has taken measures, through
the Collectors. 20 ascertain the facts. and "a
the Information proves true 10 stop Il imme
distelv.
Brig Gen Burns, late Commissary AZ Gin
climate. ha- been ordered 70 command Gea
Bakers brigade
There are now Abou, 50 600 rebels in the
vicinity of Leesburg-i0. 900 have been sent
from Manassas.
Dispatches in the Richmond papers report
the capture OF nearly GOO prisoners at Lees
was fred by the rebels. whose loss l. stated
az 800 killed and wounded They say be
tween 900 and 500 Federals we're killed, and
300 drowned in the Potomac.
An Augusta. Georgia. dispatch of tie 21d
inst. states Il Was reported that English aud
French naysi officers were 90 have a meeting
10 decide upon report that the blockade =
total, neaiSent
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HASp~oxks DoSr--C. II. oBrien. ist
Lieutenant Of Company b. Sbsh Regiment.
.Irishl was. on Sunday morning last. prcsen
tel With an elegant Sword. Sash. Belt. Gaun;
lets and set of Otter Furs. by the employees
of the Shops Of the Terre Haute and Rich.
mold Railroad Lieut. O'Brien was for two
years employed in the Machine shop Of the
Railroad Company. and this handsome pres
snt from his former associates : aAtiering
manifestation Of The high esteem IN which
he was held by his friends
Lieut. o'Brien sc-ved the three mouths
campaign In the lltA regiment. and has now
entered the service ''daEsag The war" IN The
IRISH regiment. around whi,h cluster - mach
OF the hopes OF Indisnian~.
Thos y Laws made the presentation
speech. to which Lieut. O.Beien replie,. very
ielicitously.
The Sword = very handsome one. and
bear the following Inscription
"FREsx~TKp 70
Z. II O'BRIEN.
sv nss as>ocsArss
OF tie
z H. Ar h. h.
Oct. g. 1851
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By permission of the Adjuiant General,
able bodied men are wanted to form com
pany to all Brigade 10 rel devious IN New
York city. where camp for instruction will
be organized. Good quarters. handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
Pay sl4 TO S2I rsR MONTH.
with rations, clothing and bounty. Every
loval state will be represented in this Brig
ade 70 one will be accepted who IS willing
to enlist in the 43d Regiment. there is no
desire or intention to retard the filing up of
tat Regiment
Recruiting Office at the south store in the
Linton Block. Market Street. Terre Haute.
Quarters rations and pay to commence with
date Of enlistment
J. Il. PRESDEE,
T.. 7. HOVEY,
DELOS GOULD.
October ~ diff
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So Any q readers sesietes with ScxossL< -
scrofslsas complaints, viii DO well 70 rad lie Re
marks IN cur advertising columns respecasg a. BN
lttle Of the q this disorder has tcen known
by the people. and the clear exposition q e Hrs
given, will prove acceptable and useful. y have
long admired the searching and able f " CD
Or. AHA treats every subject hs touches whatever
kas bis attention AZ al. has great eesi q a. -
masters what lie undertakes. and no one who has
particle Of feeling Tor his ascted fellow man. can
look With Indifference upon bis iahors fr the sick
Read VIA, be sAys Of scrOfuls. and see in ho~ se~
words ard bow clearly he tell. Us mere ihsn NE al
have known % this insidIoas and fatal rasisdy-
lSun. Philadelphia, Pa octlses~
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Slaves Trying To Escape and are Sent
Back-Letter from Garibaid i-Wiil
Come To the United states IL the War
tontinues--The Rebel Steamer Page
Sheiiing Sickle's Camp.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25--S me Of the Mary
land shareholders in the vic..sty Of AnnaDo
lis complain that manv Of their slaves have
secreted themselves on board the vessels of
the Coast Expedition. Several slaves were
found on board the ships and were returned
10 their owners
The following letter from Garibaldi his
been received by the United States Consul
at Antwerp:
CAPERA. Sept. 10th, 1861
nv Dear Sir saw Mr. Sanford and re-
greet to be Obliged 10 announce TO you that
shall net be able 10 90 TO the United States
nj present. do not doubt of the triumph
of the cause of tie Union and that shortly
but ii the war should unfortunately continue
in your beautiful country,I shall overcome
all obstacles which detain me and hasten TO
the defence Of people who are dear TO me
(Signed) G.. GARIBALDI.
To Mr.. QUIcGLE. L 5 Consul at Outwerp.
An officer who has just arrived here from
the encampment of Sckles' brigade at Por'
Tobacco, Md, reports that the rebel steamer
Paige yesterday approached the shore at that
point. and fired on our troops Her shells
fell into cur camp. and compelled the men 20
withdraw 10 a safe distance from the river
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A SKfaalsu.-Tke Louisville Journal Of
Saturday. says: "A courier came &c Leba-
non yesterday. stating that a skirmish had
occurred between Gen Wards pickets and
scouting party Of about 100 rebels on Thurs
.say nigh, in Green county. To the southwest
OF CsmpbelIsville The Captain of our
pickets unfortunately was taken prisoner. but
we suffered no other los-. though there were
several Of the rebels killed and wounded
A Teunesseen who was attached 10 our for
ces killed two of them Renforcements
were sent for Immediately. and Col Harlin
had has men ready as soon a. possible. AMI il
was supposed that they would g. towards
Muldraughis Hill last evening
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GKsrLHxrS's FURNISHING GOoDs We lie
sire u call the attention Of our Young men
and all others 70 the indisputsble fact that
Aes-rs. MinshalI Paddock have on hand
the handsomes, STYLES Of Vestings. Cassi
mere. aud other gentleman's furnishing
goods ever brought TO this city. These they
are prepared to make up to order in a style
never surpassed in this or any other city ~
Their Prices are arranged to suit the times
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rebels dead. Numerous farm houses in the
neighbcrhocd were occupied as temporary
hospitals. Sos
The number Of Federal soldiers captured
our Informant did not know. He saw one
purity of no taken of. but understood t5at
two other squads had previously been sent
away.
The expectation at first prevailed that the
National troops would be able TO advance in
overwhelming number 20 Leesburg, and il
created the utmost excitement among the
Unionists. OF whom there are a lar5e mum
Der in the vicinity, who were prepared 10 re
celred and welcome the army whilst many Of
the prominent male secessi0nists made pre-
partitions 60 leave.
After the battle the rebels rapidly hurried
np reinforcements IL Is now estimated that
they have from 10 20 $4,000 men at Lees
burg and Waterford
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AccIDESr AT BsLLrvILLE.-The 81 Louis
Nesrs OF Friday saws Barney Hughes IN the
employ Of the Terre Hautc. Alton AMI ~
Louis Railroad. at Believille. slipped and tel
between the cars and tender a. Bellevue
yesterday evening. and Was run over. the
wheels cutting one Leg of near the ankle.
and the other about midway between the
ankle and knee. lie was a. once taken 10
the County Hospital. where every attention
r,- paid him. but be viii doubtless dis.
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Consumption. primarily and essentially due To
disord-rcl nutrition can Be rationale, At;sc.ed BY
medicine which reuOvafes The nutritve powers-
such medicine l. the PERUVIAN SYRUP, whoss
chief Ingredient acts directly snd Immediately o.
the blood. ard the disease safely and sGrey
BuTxoEE. July 10. 1854.
was suffering with a severe Catarrhal Cossh. &C.
eompanied b. Night Swrsis. loss o; Appetite snc
grest Debility. which daily Increasing In ihi-
state, commenced taking the Peruvian syrup. L.
few DAYS and before bad used the secori bottle
my cough lessened; night s~ests ceased. appetite
restored, and with II, strength and vigcr beycnc
what had enjoyed Cor ten years. being able TO wal
several miles zach day, vith.,t fatigue. while lish
er;o could walk only short al siaDce.
4. : KELLOGG
Oct l6 dSw4w
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Late from price, Army-iiis Men
Tired Running Orders
Price not TO FiEht-Puce's Force
Rebels Scattering Through the


SPECIAL TO THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
TIProN, Oct 2sth Gen. Kennedy who
has just returned TO Sedl!ia from Boliver.
SAYS that Pieces men are much dissatisfied
at the prospect of leaving lhe State. md that
t',ey will force him to make stand within
our borders
On the other hand il is asserted that Gen.
Johnston has left Kentucky to take COM
mand OF Prices and MeCulloch's forces, and
that before leaving that State. he sent cour-
ers TO Price and McCulock directing item
TO fall back into Arkansas, and not give Ere
mont battle until he could reach them.
Gen Kennedy saws Fremont will have a
mnch larger force to contend against than he
imagines.
Considerable numbers OF Prices rebels are
arriving in this section daily. and il j. feared
they will renew their p!undering habits as
soon rs our troops leave.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-29

~ We have jus, received from the pub
Usher large Official map of the Eastern
part OF the State of Virginia. corrected and
revised by j. I. Lloyd. the peblisher-
This is A very fine map, showing every road
creek. mountain and every thing thata map
can show IL Is certainly very cheap; price
Al 90 colored in counties. or ten copies Tor
$500 Everybody shrald have one IN these
war times IL i said ties IS the only map
ussd By Gen Scott 70 plan his campaign N
Virginia.
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Our readers will remember tbs Interesting
ard gifiei family. - ose ef she most enter
tsinisg Of Theatrical performers They
came amongst a. on The oocasion of their fri
visit unaanouneet. and entirely unknown
Their susiience- we're meeger enough for the
nra night 81 tee. bat thels admirable aad
cAssse performances soon began o. tell Ga
an aPprecia'ing pablo. AMI hey closed their
engagement 70 ero~-sl hoases Ia The
midst OF mos, successful season. tAey have
c,ne back nov with new .tsr~ and pieces -
Their say : short. Oals tee r.isk,. positively
a. ,hsy have 70 al other engagement Nr
Busch. Ageus Of the sroup~. arrived l.s,
evening lie inlofmes Is lhai two nes s,ar.
arc sds~d 90 the compan, s'sscc their ias, ~
81. and ihai shey al bring ler~asl . .as,e.
~ Of new Ssnss. Dances. a. Thorsls.
sill Be tie frss performance.
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Tux 3Isr REsrxxST = The Evansville
Journal of yesterday says. Ninety car loads
of wagons and mules arrived here Inst Saiur
day. en- route for Henderson. They are in
tended for the 3lst Regiment, and will en-
able il TO move Immediately TO the interior OF
Kentucky. IL IS said that the 42d will take
the place Of the 3lst. AT Henderson.
A portion of the Union Artillery has taken
charge of the blockade. The company
f,rmerIy assigned to this duty has been order
cd To Henderson
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MA~rrA MAKISo.-Mrs. NJ. Rowusos would
announce TO the ladies' OF Terre Hsute and
vicinity. that she has resumed the MAntua
Making business. in the house formerly &C
cupie; by Ms. Groverman. on Ohio street.
between Third and Fourth. where she is
prepared to receive orlers from her former
frier1s and patrons.
Having Just received from New York the
latest Paris fashions, she IS prepared TO fur
nish work Of character that cannot fail TO
please the most fastidious. dtf
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Night dispatches.

Gen. Fremont and stan at BoIiver-
Casualties TO fremont's Bedy-Guard
Heroic Deed--Movcment ON
Springfield Mckinstry, Hunter and
Pope Pushing FoTward-Disposi-
tiou for the Expected Fsght-No
News of Price or McCaiioch.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2s
SPECIAL TO ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
CANr RICHARDSON
BoLIvAR, Polk couRty, Oct. 90.
Gen Fremont and staff arrived al Bolivar.
Polk county, sixteen miles from Camp Nor
rIsey. and encamped this evening on the out
skirts OF the town. Bolivar, like nearly all
the towns in Southern Missouri. is almost en-
tlrely deserted. the stores being all closed,
and many Of the houses abandoned.
IL Is now ascertained that the loss of Ere
mont's body guard ia the brilliant charge at
Springfield. was six to eight killed, and some
- 10 % wounded number of most bril-
liant instances of daring we're shown on our
side. one Sergeant had three loses shot
from under him, and a rebel placed pistol
to Zagonyi's breast and was in the very act
Of firing, when the Major severed his arm
from the shoulder and laid hun dead at the
horses feet.
Col. earns. 30 illinois Cavalry. aud Maj.
Holman's Sharp Shooters have left here for
Springfield. ans. one regiment Of Sigel's di-
vision will march there at midnight. Gen
Frenont's staff and Sigel's division depart
bv fofced marches for Springfield at day
lightto morrow morning. and will probsbly
arrive here in the evening
Gen. Mckinstry was two miles north Of
Warsaw last night. Gen. Pope was this side
OF the Usage. and Hunte in advance OF him.
all msrching TO this point.
| understand that in the forthcoming bat
tie Lane and Sturgis will the left wing Hun
{er the right. Asboth the main column and
Nckins.ry will form the reserve; Sigel Ia
kng the advance
ofMcCull0ch.
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AUcrIos SAIK-On THURSDAY .; O'Clock
A. NJ. the stock Of Groceries. Stone~are.
Flower. notions and goods Of all kinds be
longing to John Pahmeyer. viii be sold at
auction
sale al the Store. next door 70 A keiman.
Wabash Street. near the Canal
Great 0Argains--come and buv.
Oct -. dbl
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Oct - dlOd

Hans, HArs'-T. II Lowerre-wh0 Is a
practical Halter. and successor 10 Joseph G.
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style OF blocks and has
now on hand and i manufacturing TO order
the handsomest style Of Fall and Winter
Hats at price. ranging from two dollars up
wards dtf
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
ROMNEY RETAKEN!
Capture of Confederate Prisoners
CANNON, WAGONS, AND CAMP
EQufPAGE CAPTURED:
More Fighting Iva Missouri!
ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY
WASHINGTON NEWS.
General Burns Ordered To Command
bakers brigade.
More Fighting ia Missouri!
dc. &c.. dc, DC
FIGHT AT RONNEN.

NV CRKkK. Va. October 27.--General
Kelly marched from this point on Friday
hight. and attacked Romney yesterday after
noon, routing the enemy. capturing many
prisoners. three pieces OF cannon, and al
their wagons aud camp equipAge
The rebels retreated towards Winchester
Our loss was trifing. and that of the enc
my not ascertained.
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MIIgrARY MFETfSe.-Ah persons residing
IN ith and 9Th Wards north Of the Canal. de
-irous Of forming a military company. are re
quested to meet al Mswhinney'- shop ms
lTne..lsr, evening.
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ss'Sesrch for and held fast that whisz i seed.
whieh Is old sayiug. and truly verified IN Or. Nc
cosnIAr AsD BiooD PrEurss, and hcIxsN's YoloA
nc On LASSNESr. There have been roneaies
that have become - teseyvedly popular in short
time a. shose; they be found II TIE closei,
oinesry eve family Ia this city, ready Cor use ~hsn
required, because they will act jas, : stated IN
Tie directions. See the advertissnisnt in sroihsr
umn. octtis
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NTw loRg. Oct. . -The fir; telegraph
ic message from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
was senthy Chief Justice Field % California.
% the President = n follows
SAcnansNro. Oct -. 40 +. VI To Abra
ham Lincoln. fies;Ien; of the United States.
In the temporary absence Of the Governor OF
California. am requested to send you the
first message which viii be sent over the
wires Of the telegrapi line which connects
me Pacific with the Atlantic States. The
people OF California desire % cungratnla'e
you upon tie complexion II the great work
They believe tia. IL " be tie means II
strengthening the attachment which binds
both the eas: and YES. % the Union. and
ihcv desire in tIis the first message across
the continent. 10 express their loyalty u that
Cnion. snd ffelr determination IN stand ~
the Governments Ia this her tat OF trial
They regard that Government wth a'iec-
ton an vii adhere under al fortunes.
fSitnei. SffrnT~ | FINN,
Chef Justice OF Cslfiorssia
Tbs message Wa received a Washington
by The President at II 30 a. m on the 25.h
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I.rScH The saloon just opened "a the
room formerly occupied by X. ;. Cox 4 son
vas iuauguraied last night by an excellent
lunch Sc. ont by the enterprisiug proprie1ors.
Ne.sr.. Stinnehl L Never. Of which large
crowd partook.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-29

NAcrsrHAcY.-Hrnr Musgroye, j. F..
having returned from an important mission
70 re East, is again TO be found in bis Office
ready 10 attend 10 all business entrusted 10
him as a magistrate.
October %. dtf.
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Two TO OxE-Forty seven secession'sts
captured BY twenty three home guards IN
Clarke county Kentucky. we're brought into
Newport Barracks on Saturday last The
hor-e guards took them b. surprise. getting
betre~n then and their horses and gun-
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Il L Y +!
BOOTS AND SHOES

" T NES,
TKRRs HArrr. ISp.
Tie has just received = larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be-
fore. which he viii sell at prices to suit these
hard tines
Also
Makes 10 order. and has on hand good az
sortmen, Of home made work
Cow .Np SCR
large stock froan Which "a ehoo<s.
or various kinds q Boots and shoes.
y y. Don't forget the "OID CORNER.
opposite the Southern Bank. div vim
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TrxrlF or Hoxcn a regular meeting
OF the Evening Star Temple. held last even
ing. the following were elected ar officers Tor
the ensuing term:
T. 4. MspfsoS-w. c. T..
J p NUHrHY-W Y. T.;
Ed. HAKvEY-W. r..
Gro. HocEsBooS-W A X.
FEEp. PoxkzoY-W. r X.
Y. s. WKsrFALL-W Treas
H c. CAnru-W. U;
WV. HAxxs--W. ID. Z,
DANrKL MILLEE-W. g.:
WILLIAM BULL-W. ;.
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MKAr-we call especial attention te Joe.
kupp's advertisement IN another column he
has long been one Of our most popular
Butchers. and Is trying 10 exeellhin'selL
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Daring my absence JoHs p. BAIRD. Esq.
will attend 10 al my personal. insurance
aud professional business. Those having any
business with me will consult with Mr. Bnxp
CHARLES cRUFT.
o., 10 dlOd
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ne'n, Of the Naval spedifion-An
Alarm nj lorkt1Wn.

n Moxsof. Oct 2s.-The grca, espedi
too has been DELAYED hy TIE prevalent gale
some refugees from Yesktown ss.se re
rebels are Ia considerable force IN ihat sicin.
iiy, and there i an apprehension u an early
attack br the fe-ierai TROOP
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Recruits for the Forty.
Third Regiment.

Able bodied young men wanted 10 hii up
this Regiment. row quartered at Camp Vigo.
AppIv soon. WI f. MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
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a Refugees Account of the Bafiie nj
Ball. Biun-De~prrstr Ssfarc al
the toslsct-Aiafm of the Rebels
They Hurry mp Hefnfofcemenss

They Hurry mp HefnfofceGnenss
RstrIxosk. Oct. 2-sh.-The following i
from a refugee from Leesburg
When the intention q thrvs NJ the FEEDER
al troops across the Potomac rser hrsi be
cane apparent. the rebel force Ia the neigh
borhood uas =, small thsf i vss almost de-
ded not - ofer any resistance Reinforce
m~nt~. Ao~ever. coming ny from eack of
LeesbufF. sud 9Th tie force gathered not
altogether exceeding , .o00. il VS. resolved
- make stand Both parties, IL va I'd
m.tied q I.ee-burs. fosEhs desperately
Tie Confederate. feared thss would he
surrounded bs lsr1e iorce which II h.S
beer anticipated Ranks wond thios across
tie Ferry iass above vhefe the b4ule va
fought. aud lhl- most desperate eforts were
mzds % defeat Gen. Raker before TIE ex
p>osed reiniorcenenis Of Ranks could come
70 BE relief Oar Informant az over 100
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ The largest sale OF Groceries. &c. by
auction Is. that advertised for next THURSDAY.