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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

AN INCmENT O THE WAR.-Two brothers,
one living In Portsmouth,, n. IL, the other IN
New Orleans, owned four ships. The southern
brother hoisted on two Of his ships the Coaied-
crate flag, and the vessels were captured by the
United States navy isS northern brother
boistsd On tyyo az the ships the stars and stripes,
and tbese vessels were captured by the south
ern privateers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
STRAY MULE FOTNDl

BROWN MARE MULE, about fourteenA
"A hluds high, i've OF six wears of age. Thes -
oWner will come forserd, psy charges, and
tske Der away. A. KIlIS, Any
fernando Plank Rood,
Corner Jackson aysnss near State Femals College.
b. OeI7-3ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
MILITARY AND WAN ITEMS.

From fhs Louisville Democrat
Recruiting al Camp Joe Holt is progressing
briskly. A company is expected from the upper
part OF Clark county, and several others from
different parts Of the district
The ssh Illinois has leit for ST. Louis. where
they viii receive their arms. The Chicago Post
says ms Is the ioTtieth regiment OF troops Of all
kinds which Illinois has sent into the field. and
makes the total number from that STATE now in
service 1000. This does not include several
regiments Of Missouri troops, made up LARGELY ii
Illinois men. The quota for Illinois Is Ii.66J,
which viii, in q few days, be full.
The Sandy Valley Adr0ra,c saws there are s.v-
eral hundred volunteers now in camp ct Catlptts-
burg, Boyd county, Nv, in command Of Colo
nels finson and Moore.
Alrge quantity Of ammunition was shipped.
LAY before yesterday, ios this point, from he ar
senal at Indianapolis.
Win the %4th~ regiment now atCamp jos Holt,
the jbth, which is also on the way here. and the
three batteries coming from indianapolis. Inii-
ana has sent into Kentucky, during the week
Just closed, 5000 men.
QUartermaster General Veian, of indian has
gone 70 Cincinnati 10 contract with Miles Green
wood Tor SIN tail batteries, twenty-four guns to
be s-m0otnbored brass pieces and twelve Of them
rided.
We find the following items in the Indianapo-
lis Sentinel Of Yesterday:
Sixteen ear loads Of arms arrived Yesterday
over the BeLlefontaine railroad, destined for Ken
lucky. Among them were ten smooth-borsd
brass cannon, with carriages, ~caissons and al
equipments. They we're forwarded by the JEFF
tersonyille railroad.
Ten riled cannon for Kentucky are expected
over the BeIleiontajne railroad, from Pittsburg,
today.
Col. Crosses regiment, the 26lh Indiana. ar
rived from Richmond yesterday.
WI Wood has been appointed Junior Major
OF the lst cavalry.
Private Ell Alternately, Of The 18Th Indiana
regiment, died ia tine hospital al Washington. on
Saturday last, Of fever. His remains were in
TERED in the Soldiers Home cemetery.
1t viii be seen by the following letter from J..
B. Temple, president OF the State military
board, that no troops viii be enlisted in the
State service for twelve months. and all who
have enlisted for that period win either be dis
banded or can r~e-enlist for three years or the
| war"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
LETTER Fnon CoLrmnUa.

come 20 us from other quarters, aud are
led to borc that it. Is only a seeming apathy
that Peyvades things in this quarter.
GttIe pas d7orns which took place on the
Missouri side Of the river. some sN miles this
side Of Birds Point on Monday last, and IN
which thistv-tour Of thc Bolivar troop, a Gne
Mississippi cavalry company under the COM
maud Of Capt, Montgomery, were the actors on
our side, !, the theme Of general conversation
throughout camp al present. Il seems that 90
the morning Of tbe 18th, some ffy-iour OF the
Bolivar tuop started out on an expedition.
The ost1sih.e purpose q which WIS to procure
p~royendcy for their horses. After reaching the
point at which the q~uaTtsSmazior's stores were
procured thH party separated. twenty mCu re-
turning as a guard for the wagons, and tie ro- .
maindeT, commanded by Capt. Montgomery,
continued on the road toward Birds Point
When within some SIX miles Of the Point the
little parry, numbering thirty -four, oil told, met
IN the road scouting party OF Fedefalists ct
double their numerical strength, VINO, although
doubtless spuin' for . fight" seemed some
what discounted when brought face 90 face
with men who ue ball-csrtidgs~ The utls
party gave bem short sL.ifr before opening /
tbe ball. the sharp report Ct lbiry-iou Maynard
rifles being the prelude ., the 6s syeue.
The enemy being called To thoir
sense by this si!ut4tlon. were uos ,.ou
in A-5haraiae to- parts IN the pIo,, and the
festival , death ou ther Side and victory on
ours had commenced several rounds urr.
rapidly exchanged between thr opposing forces,
our E,le party sliI advancing toward th. point,
occupied by IN carmy, and he. conaasu in his
superior strength. CotLnuiHg a. maintain his
position in Jc rcsd. The scene al This time, a-
described by The participants, was exciting ina
the extreme THREE Confederate hmi b-ca al.
mo4Ds-d by Le first d.-rh-gy, IN consequence,
5f the .HazTsicnca Of their horses. this being thr
/ fr-t lime lhr had been subjected 10 a ila. The
: rapid msnnoy n h-ch tle d.smounled troopers
,ag4ei mo tha! saddle ~,on convince tal.r
I friends has al was well 20 Ear, and as vol!ey
aster yolley was discharged DE horses seemed to
( catch the spirit oil their riders, and were eager
I for the hay The FeGem-s, IN the mran.imr.
had had no diHdruiry with lber animals. they
aeing regular soldiers, sad their stock being
drilled 20 such scenes, bus tle rapid d-smouut-
! ing OF their mcu, and tbc basty bearing O..
| p]rosrrste comrades to thc rear, told plainly tlrat
| if their horses were taIucr, our aim wl, not SO
wild as theirs. This state of thing oontiuuoi
for some ten minutes, when, uu the olier To-
charge being given by Capt Montgomery those
horses that had stood with the greatest apparent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

x Loo. II s. FOoie i announced as 2 can.
.ddate hr The Coaederate Stases Congress from
b 30 TrunessOs Gistries. composed Of tbc
co.ur.r n &zeo1, smith, DeKalb. WfSou sr1
Davidson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

- Gen. BRAGG, having been informed by
The Federal commander At Fort Pckens that the
C0nederates taken prisoners in the santa Rosa
affair would be sent 10 New York, sent over his
raymaster TO nay o9 the men for thsir fun term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

"A Woman" writes 10 the Chattanooga
AdUeriscr, on the subject Of volunteering, aud
says "theTe are some married men in the city who
oaght 10 shoulder their muskeis anil of 10 the
field Of glory" Perhaps she has q husband She
is anxious ia digDOse o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

SKIRSHsH N KESTCCKY.-The Bowling
Green correspondence OF the Nashville Jaioa,
writing on the 18th, says:
Yesterday morning a company Of Seyentr-fve
men under command OF Capt. John Morgan.
crossed Greene river on a scouting expedition.
The company advanced about twelve miles be.
yond the the river when they fell upon an csti-
mated force Of seven hundred Lincolniics. and.
nothing daunted, gave them fight. In the Skin
miSh seven Federals are known to have been
killed, while but one southemer was slichtIv
wounded by d spent bali. At last accounts
Norgan's men had not returned, no fears how
ever, are entertained for their safety, as the road
between the Federals and Greene Hvor Is entirely
clear OF enemies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

COTrOS LEAVING TIM C0AsT-The Mont
gomery Mad, OF The IAN, says:-a gentleman
from Columbus, yesieyday, informed Us that four.
steamers aro running from that point 10 ApalacL-
i-o'a, bringing all the cotton irom Aat point to
The interior landings Trcrc & about so Iales
q; Aya!achicola.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

ldPRoFING.-The Enaasiaer, OF ,hc iGdf.
Says We were pleased yesterday 20 Learn thai
the condition Of health Of Gen. lIruy 4 WIso
bad yisibly improved from the preceding dly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

DISTRESSING CASUALTY-We learn that
Capt. T. II. Greed. Of the Hawkins county
rifle company, of Col. CAROLS regiment, was
drowned in the Holston rirerin Haw kins county .
on Tuesday. Capt. Creed had returned homo to
look after some recruits, and returning with one.
attempted to ford the river, which is much sgaL
len, with the young man behind him. The horse.
getting beyond his depth, ftll, and both were
washed OFF. The captain, according TO our infor-
nation, swan 10 his companion and succeeded
in getting him so near 70 shore that he wa, able
to wade out in safety, while his generous pre-
server, exhausted by his noble Efforts, sank and
was washed under by the current. lie thus lost
bis lie in his heroic efforts to save that Of one
Of his men. His death has cast a shadow Of
gloom OVER his company, who were ardently a.
tached to hlm.-KR0rrHc Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

On TlE WyY-Thc Shreveport Daag Neus.
Of The 18th, states that several hmdlpd ,olun-
teeTs from Texas passed through thai CRY on tse
18th, 81 rsage for Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

- The Mobile papers Of tho l6th contradict
ihs report that the enemy had commenced land
ing below thar city The statement was made 81
Enthusiastically THAI we bad confidence it wa,
correct. Il seems. however, tha; or coampo-
raTy from which we derived the information bad
b~u imposed upon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

EARLY.- The Panoh Say announces that
Ja@l Frost made his appearance in thai vicinity
on saturday morning last Bgt slight damage
resnlIed Lptu tha Ni.italinn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

lIEENAN'S CHALLESGE-Thc London cone
spondent Of mikes SPIRIT asserts, ia .aic-, that
he ohaucnee Of Heenan VIII Dot b, accepted
10 Hsen are 10 be found in England willing to
stake &l0.dsp against him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

- The Co-,riet ststes that all account con
un'o n represent the volunteering business
among the Lincolnios in Kentucky a. 8 very
duh aud slow business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

E Major John Tyler, Jr, C. $. l., and his
nephew. Lieut.. Waller, reached huntsville on
Saturday iast-the former to enter upon d,
dudes Is adiutant TO Grq.Geu. Walker. the later.
Ga sccedor from Weai Point to All in drilling
the troops Of tho sme brigade. Ma is s.
son ~ EI-PTasident Tyler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

- A dispatch from Macon. ca, 10 the Mayor
Of Augusta, saysl
The convention passed a resolution this morn
ing, recommending Congress 10 open the ports
Of tue Confederate States fr6e 10 all countries ii
peace with them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

- Judge Monroe, #ho wa h.e{y driven
Eon Kentucky has arrived al Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

Alr. L. a. Osbom, Of Anderson G. H. :
C.. in a communicating u LAe Charleston Conrey
announces thai he viii furnish fresh mountain
beef" AZ I've cents a pound. II be is supplied
with the salt and the proper vessels 10 pack r.
IN, be vill furnish the Loe4 saiaeL Mr. o thinks
" If the railroad eompauie- coold r. inducei %
rednoe the freight on spehUtcJe-, @e could llyr
guite comfortable VT. IN spae N Mr Lincoln ami
Is blockade
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

% Paul 1crphy, tho renowned cbes play
&, was IN Richmond "a the l6tls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

IL Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has issued an
order requiring all persons having the city oi
Ssw Orleans and the parish OF jefferson, on any
Of ihe steamboats, navigating between the two
ports Of New Orleans and Memphis, Tenn, 10
provide themselves With O pass, &, bo furnished
90 application at tbe executive OhLe. 0,r the
Union Bank, 20 she 6rst named city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

! PATRIOTIC CsLL-The PauoA star al-
Hoonoes shat a quantity Of cloth rurchs-N to
provide winter clothing for the "F'ndicstor,,'
has arrived, aud adds that il Is earnestly de-
s1e5 that the friends Of tbe company Al once
come forward, and have the salts made MP
Nitbout delay, as the men are sadly in need of
ben. Let the friends Of the "Yindicator-' act
promptly 10 ,he matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

MoRr IGI~oSCRs-Twelye Yankee prison
crs, msmber Of tbf Ele,rutb \ y. Z,a,aycs
arrived az Richmond on The IAN. They wcn
captured near Norfo!L, on SATURDAY. last, xhil
oua forssing expedition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

r. f6ll has bceu hlre-iuccd into Inc sale
LeS1sianFe to prevent speculation IN gok and
silver. il provides that bankers and brokers
shall 1oi chsrge more than dyc T-- o-ut. 10.
c,.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

fEDtRtL HoyrsENT~-The Norfolk Day
Book Of the l5L inst, SAYS; Two l44-e
transport ]stramers. Oiled with men. were making
preparations 10 leave Old Point sunday alter
noon, and probably hy Ibis time are gone. We
10 not know, of coursr, where ihis expedition IS
bound, bat ther. Is much reason 90 beisFr that
Fl is bound Co Ilattcga-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

Tue PROPERTY or ALIEN ENEyuEs-D7-
spite the large amount of property already re-
ported as belonging 70 alien enemies in this
State, doubtless, if the truth were known, not
one-titth has yet been discovered. 80 far as our
observation extends, hone Of the Virginia banks
or incorporated companies have vet made dis
c%Overies' "a The Receiver. Of shares held bv allen
enemies fanny interest is owned by the latter
description Of persons Il is time Il were beinr.
yielded up. We learn from the papers that the
New Orleans banks and incorporated companies
are doing their duty in this respect nOblv. as in
all others. touching the present eontest-Rick-
moHl RyamiHsr.
The suggestion Of he E5am;BeP NAV be-sp-
Plcsble elsewhere besides Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

EF The Richmond Elamiacr Of the lGth az.
bounced THAI The sale Of the new Coussderat.
postage stamps would on tla; day
at tbs Richmond Post-oHic'. They are qrita
handsomely gotten HP, are ct a green color, and
arc ornamented with 3 Likeness o. President
Davis. Tiny viii prove OF great ouveu.~ucr %
the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

DIAn-Hon- w. ". Pogue, the member Of
ita Tennessee House Of Representative from
Nsy"s county, died on the IIth ms Appro-
Driaie notice Of lbs decrease was taken d, ibc
1 Iio-lsa ou thc Lltb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

FRou THE POToNAC.-PLssengers from Ma
uss,as 10 Richmond, by the afternoon tain on
The 10th, reported that there vas quite a STIR at
FsTax, he previous evening. in consequence OF
ibe withdrawal of our troops toward CsnleriHe
-ud Manassas. The trains were running hourly
~ night transporting troops and stores 10 Ma
nsssls. Heavy firing was heard in the direction
II Fainlx FOR half an hour previous to ,hr do
plruiv O. the train for Richmond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

SOBER. STEAD Mas wantsto 60 into part
"a nership with q gentleman, near the city OF Mem-
phs, who has six OF twelve acres Of ground 10 turn iuff
vegetable garden, % srow Vegetables for the rHy ~
Memphis.
This man cannot be surpassed for the cultirsbou Of
vegetables, fruits snd flowers. He has spent the last
two years a. the Allegheny SprDgs, in Nirs MA Whef"
be has supplied fou- hundred people with vegetables
cat Of d garden ct thee acre-.
lie mas no objection 20 hire by tl- mou b.
E7 Ie also lays Of -arieus in English s'y.s-
Please ID frel-
0clg IT. J.. y Pot Once
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
FLATBOAT FOR SAFE

WE HAVE for ssIs one 6ne STORE BOAT. wish
" Shelving snd Counters romp'ste- Apply Al SO
Main strsst. loel1 A ANDRFWSNCo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

SLIGHT NNiRHiSil NEAR itRPERS FIR
W-IIr Charlc,rown, Wa frrr Press. o..
the Ilth reports the following:
For the Ilsl week Federal forces have been
crossing the river al HaFIer's FrIrv. Il : said
that q lsgg, body crossed on. Wednesday. lcs-
,srdav muruing q portion u them were met at
Bolivar by some 90 Capt Henderson, command,
under Lieut.. eileen and Capt. Baylor, when
shot, were exchanged. BIZ. Emmanuel Sitter,
81 Capt. IisndcTsou's company, was shot ia the
body by lhr enemy, the baii passing through
him. After the sh0, he rode mile. lie passed
through this town to his friends. suffering much
from ihe wound.
Five or sin un The enemy side were shot,
"Wednesday Capt Ashby gave he Fede!ak q
number OF shots az their oHCampmeuj, opposite
Mr. Il,toler4 mill, on The Potomac. A shell or
Two fen in among ihrir tents, which made them
move in "a hurry
The same paper says Of The Expectations Of
t5, Tcdcrai- IN that vicinity,
The Federal forces, about 100, made another
.isil across the Potomac, 81 l~Iarsl, IcrY. on
yesterday Ihurli8r) week. They entered the
house ol Ars. Henderson, near Halltown, a
widow lady, mother @. Capt. Henderson, aud
piunirTeI d % twp guns, % pistol, a port monaie
containing some 81 OF -, and such other arG-
cice ls pleased their MHgy, beside, destroying
i,Wcln belonging ro Mr.. lleHdcrson's daugh-
rT-. Can ~6rh outragcs lr p-Ountcnanccd b5
the officers iu authority, or de Federal govern
mcnt
The same night several negroes belonging TO
Mrs. Henderson made their escape,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
f ED f.

IL STORE n FOR SALE
Red CIOUer Seed,
Timothy Seed,
Herds Grass,
Orchard Grass,
hg. BIIEe GrGss.
r C.. CRAIG, Seed Ssore.
oc-1 Cor. Second and Union So
". z. IL ......-.---aEORGE DASHIELL.
OHN II. AYLOR ....-W W. ,. TAYLOR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
OFFICE MILITARY Board.

The commanding-generaI in the State Of Ken
tacky, having decided, in concurrence with the
general government, to accept NJ troops except
those enlisted for three years, unless sooner dis
charged, this board has decided to ineur no
further expenses in recruiting twelve months
men. All such recruits viii therefore be- dis
banded, unless they VIII consent % be mustered
in fer three years.
J. B. TEMPLE, President.
The Bath Indiana regiment arrived az Jeher-
s%ouyile yesterday morning, aud went into cann
at Joe Holt till they are ordered down the Nash
vile road. They are under the command o.
Col. Ashbury StOles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

Il The Wilmington N. c. journal, which
~ame lime since expressed an unwiilingness TO
take A H. Stephens for the Yice-Presideucy
Iow Yields IT'S objections, in Difference 70 the
.rvs @. The people OF the Confederate Ssates
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

ATrACG on EyASsPORT.-Tba Richmond
Bhig, Of the 10th. makes the following allasion
10 this affair:
Information vas received at he War Depart
ment, yesterday, that a beet Of eight or ten YES
sels bad come down lhe Potomac and opened a
cannOns6e on the newly constructed battery al
Transport. They were compelled TO retire, but
with what execution on either side we have not
yet learned. No donbt, from the number of
ships, the plan was TO make It another Hatterss
affair. In this they failed, and their withdrawal
at a comparatively early hour OF The day leaves
rs 10 infer that they had received as much as
they could comfortably bear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

II Col D. Nllers, the military Instructor Of
Col. Ellsworth, who was takeu prisoner IN
Western Virginia, and made ais escape irou
Richmond in disgui-e, "a- made Jrieadier
a@enersl by Lincoln. lie has l-on a-5ened /,
callHand under Gen. Ro-enc,anl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.


LUFTY GIRLS, % do sewiug on Military Clothing
il and Shirts; also. two girls 10 run Sewing Machine.
Apply Immediately e. the Memphis laundry, MulberF
stTesf, third house from Beal, west side. ocitt"'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

GU0KGiA ELECnoN-BetuIn> rom orr
bupdrei and fur counties give Coz. Brown "a
maloriiy 81 $50, TheIemsinius co,nHss gave
him about GE0 majority owe Col Akin. and f.
Is thought he inai result viii b. about I2,sG
minority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

MILLER e
q. Co
I97 MAIN-ST.,
OFFER 0 SALE
Brown Linens.
Irish Linens.
Bieached Shirtings,
Brown ShlrtingS.
Heavy English Sheetings,
FlanBelS.
DeLaiHeS,
MeFtnOeS,
Prints,
BrlllanlS.
~ Second Hand EFlanKets Wanted
for the use of Army. CASH paid
at full prices. ocIada9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

cent woods with the fur iron Is Founders
well planted N their fou,.
Maj. Scoiield Immediately opened fire
AMI at the fourth rounl silence,l one of the
rebel gunS The engagement then became
general and lasted about two hours, but af
ter the first half hour the rebels lrfi the
field in disorder and took to the woods.
closely followed by both our infantry and
cavalry. Before leaving the lieIl he rebel
Col. Lave was shot in the head AID in
stantly killeh
Major Ga,itt received FIVE bullets while
leading charge thirty yards in advance of
his command. Capt. Hishnan was killed
in the same charge.
Our loss Is reported to be five killed, FIVE
mortally wounded and twenty slightly
wounded. The eremy's loss is not ascer-
tanned but is supposed To be considerable.
Al last accounts the rebels were in foil
retreat with their baggage train, and our
troops in pursuit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

Gov. Curtin announces that Pennsylva.
MIA has already sufficient number of regi-
ments to meet all acquisitions made by the
national government, and that they are be-
ing filled as rapidly as could be desired.
Michigan's quota of 100000 men would
be l9,5o0. Troops have left or are now
ready to leave the stale to the number of
24,S84. There is no more patriotic state
in the Union.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

AFroN.- Grand Military M,tster =
Is to be grand muster of the mill
TINS section Of the State, at Grafton,
esnay OF next week. A general in
~ IS extended to all military compa-
De present, and they are requested
on The ground as early as 8 O'Clock
morning, if possible. We under
also that Col. Cochran Of this village
Se command of the battalion durinr
v and altogether it cannot fail to be
eresling occasion. Now Is the time of
Fed' and LEI as encourage the military.
people OF Grafton give 10 halting
70 the Government. They had a
meeting on Tuesday of last week. to
'"' could be done to help those who
% may hereafter 90 to the war. from
P"h. 1t was voted to supply each OF
''un'eers with two pairs under shirts.
's drawers and two pairs socks, i'm
T'ey +; and also to refurnish TO TIE
= Of $40 if needed. - Francis
Esq, recently invited the ladies in
:" 70 meet al his home to work for
u'es and accordingly, on Thursday
week. near one hundred responded
invitation, and their zeal and enthu.
:" 'ne good work seemed boundless.
san'zed as Ladies' Soldiers Re.
'0eia'ion' and appointed officers.
'eS we should give if we hai