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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

ICORECE-s4nforj LicOree In store ard ior sale by
~ ATS =. I.eloNrS W.
~ you HAVE uORss MULE In bal eoni'ion try Du-
1 Val & NOrtOn's Hcrse Tonic. 1t i No'ta my
aes The price Improving the auou OF horses Ae,
preventing and curing bo Worms, hdeoorsd DtsmPsr
So,e Manufacturer and Proprietor
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

BPRUOE CREsK, HUNTINGTON Co.. Pa, 4
January IS 1861
II. @. sPAIDso.
You will please send your Ccphac Pills. Send
them mediatey. Respectfully yours,
JNo. B sIMoNs
P.s-Ihars used boz fyow Pns and ind them esceL
enL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
YrsnLsrr, hIoH., Jan. u, 1851.

MA SPAIDTo
Sra:
Not long since sent you for bor Of Oephalc Pills for the
the Nervous Headache Covenes and received
same and they had good eject ,Ods induced 10 send
Please send by return mall Direct 10
A. r. wHRPLER,
YpSlsnu, Mich.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

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~ ~ iD%esS Wi,1IG5hic piic7b'
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r,
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, 51iIS'li 'r'fer!tlHh' o&yEchat6H.
hlIIS AFoInaiiG.
p -.,,,...,., 9 ;, ,,r
:ls " q Goa Liver On,
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hriliHh, iiariteIn.
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GVioslie " hler, hhy Whter,
T tofl,@ " tteT3 Meeh fun'
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t = I.,{ y n 9eaIcR'eq: tHstlLdb'
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7AayinS :, creams and Compounds
OF al dsSgflPtions'
uy.,,,,,r Ttlh:2'
y. y r !, !,auiai Vegetable,
17"l'''' i,lse, Etalldrtth'h,
s s'.l.t noulpouEd Sentative
I5ti fe,Gtaral Stomach,
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u li'' b 'eFeT hiiti Aguo,
MORRISON p Lees, New honaon,
htt g. 3npplilgtnfs, AhAllp'
IT, lGiIS'
SrHe@hchnerE,J Jayne SRns-
! i've,
'Syhe's Aguet Nlner's GiEao'
Tn, Inilgt .,,r,,,,,
thibonrG Anti Bilious PeIer's,
S5Pe'lreI'7 egeta1tet Cooks,
IHooPers, L0VGl Rheumatic,
I3sIn.oetsoh,sr &liGDaaic'H heHlt.i,
",isleTS GeAlie inrgRiTe,
AI,,ii.e3asl5 hEne, Hohper'D,
IGhicEner's hngar,coated,
idl!oeTt's Anu-bllioua hecE-
| wins, ,n
hhay.s blood, lngoldsby's ftEs,
lScottts vegetable, Eagon's,
roadway S Regulators,
rose Ealroad, Lely'sFemAls'
lLohqofl,s lhh'an SanatiVe,
6o4den's a que, hoilnway's,
aa!stead's Ant.-DysPeptlcr
dordon'4; Mei.aGe. : LAYER.
To-, HAlk y hS.
lGristadoro's hair Dye.
I i DhIen S MuulE. lJHtf.bEIOr'H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

NV CRATES. ~
most splsndid assortment of MANTELS--the 1ercer
snltnn Egyptian, Sienna, Brocatele Libo, Tyrenee
lher rare nd costly Marbles, combined with As Rous!
Antique, Ietavre, ard other styles
Crates
endless variety, OF the Newest styles and patterns fror
bur ioilsrs each to hundred dollars.
TALE'S CELEBRATED
Treasury. Bank, store, and &aFo LcckG
Pick, Powder ard Water Proof.
Together With well known
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Bolts, Screws
Bats and Hinges,
Sash Weights, Puleys and Cerd
Nails and Castings, Ventilatnra,
Columns Capitals. etc.
Of which will the lowest prices sud The
accommodating terms.
LUNESCHLOSs BRO. L CO,
se?E " VIZ Earnn lr7frRA3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

y
Druggists and Usniefs TT Prom
General Depot Special Aganc
New Orleans, Ia.
VERMTFUGEe,
HlneT'B Canadian,
SwRiu's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
jayne'R Tonic,
Kerrs,
J A. FHhuestnck'B,
McbGan's.
4 BALSAM AND COUGH REM,
\ Fl}lES.
WistST's Balsam Of Wild Cher,
~,
Hastings NRpthe,
SltrlDnUis Baisara,
Buchan'b Hungarian.
ARvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
bllenck's Puimonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Ahnh0lomew's ExpucgorHnt,
HaIl's lhllsnln.
6waym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
4Ter'5 Cherry i'eclorat,
F8y!or'z Enlsegn liTeraors,
Jayne F.ypect0rapt.
r gnlet " %tt't'ilt'dl11' NJ
Irs. GEruiuer's LivcrwGrt,
S;aAley's Chnrry Expeet9rant,
I.0a5on's Indian dc
"; rose 40
Aelleai's strengthening yof"
Gitt, WV,
SAh$h X, hllhAs'
bE'J oRh BdtIhr
b. r. i9"hhehd's'
sanHgh'
otd JACOB lo"hBena'H
oarpGntsT'B
NTncooP'e'
snaEet -
'fahehoer&h,,,
bri6toPs,
1nysott5 1eiiG% noGk'
fbASFhita.
Wel'6 Strengthening,
Jew DaVla' or hebrew
hndean's,
A., hnapp'S lhdian
AicccE's Porous,
trihltth : 5uhesl|e,
Hoil2WAAS,a Arn'ce
,L1H MEN 10. >,
Aehehn,s volcanic On hini
meht'
u sweets.
AhxloAh Mustang,
NJ, FafreiIs 4fah'sn
na'ier. s HefVe ana Bone
hunts,
W. hayeTrs'
ha1sWoFth's hlieutnslc,,
Io0i9B,h YehlIians
moves nerve ana h9IIe,
helitIlRers,
HardeHST's,
", b@rlihe'S Horse
As'thhfltb GarsIiIG,
NLeruEee,
,,-r, ,r,,rr Geyheh'
Az Y II hhMEJihio' 10
Sssg9ods i9dlRil Ch29goBhe'
stephens COMPOUND.
ha"hi.4 fohic Mature,
S@iii1's F99c syrup
,"YhH"9b Tome
1poel Z Fe9filhEe,
'hge"b!4 G4 =, \, we !,
LyAhS ~.
BhernRn's Cough and Worm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

UhEH W&E,-J,
F0HA ID. HMLN d. SONS
Agents for hc manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNE&HEE IRON, CAST IRON PIrEs
PLANTATION BELLS, AHD BRANCH,
CROOKES L co.'s SAWS,
Nos. 50 md 90 Camp street,
New Orleaus
Intending to retire the Shelf business confne
Heavy lInrIware, Iron, Steel copper Tin Pute
SpcIcr, Axles EpHug4 Hubs Sp1cs, Fctoc~, etc. ctc
offer for sIe arE. discount sto Of shelf Go"t
in quantities suit purchasers. The stock Is full and complete
comprising full Of every HrirIa required il
country store ncIuIiug general Fancy Goods
Pertumery etc. Country Merchants Por, ami the public
generally will find it TO their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 Premium Iron assorted Fiat, Round and
Square, Of all sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates all si2cs
800 tons Merchant English Lro assorted Flat Round and
100 Refined English Iron, assorted, Fiat Round and
Square.
10 Angle iron, sRsoried
20 Hnlf Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 =. Beyel Iron.
~ =. Scroll Iron.
l0lo bundles Hoop Iron assorted, Il to inch,
80 =. Band =. =. to 4SlI and 3 lG inch.
800 =. Sheet :. Toto q inch
80 Russia Sheet Iron.
100 :. Galvanized Sheet Iron
For sale by JOHN u. BETN Il SONS
Nos 50 and 81 Camp street,
| nl4 NoWeEFrf New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

o.. H. 4. GULTGH. GEO BALDWIN.
D. COTTON IS BALDWIN,, Mssaap
&E No. 10 Canal street. No 9CroBmnn strickland @tsf&
VA E5 Ne 4 New Iisvce street, -S&$.
Ss| Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron II v
Workers,
Founders and Finshers and Manufacturers OF Steam
Trains Clarifying and EvaporAng Pans Fterer Irce Pens
Ohinneys and Breeding, Steamboat and Plantation Bsok
smithing.
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN.
DLERT AND STOVES.
Planters Merchants amt Stemhoaen will ind it to their sd
vantage give call before purchasing contracting e9s
where jyl31y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

uTxA, MUSICAL INST&UCT1QN-WE. J. GRE.
Ea r for the past tour years Professor OF MUSIC IN
TIT Centenary College, offers his services 10 the citizens OF
Nav Orleans as Teacher of Piano Violin and Guitar
For terms 'etc, apply TO 4. E. BlacEmaf BIOS MIse
Stored Canp street, 10 jill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

FSOR. sALH1-ON REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
II yerv ne properties Espnnade sres Improved and
imroged Also several very large properties close ES
and the varous parts Of the CITY, For particulars
ge36 + 41EXOHANGF ALLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
HMNEcY GOLDNEANN,
E DRUGGIST AND AP0THECARF,
Nos. 81 and 80 Canalstreet.

Having sold Store at Poydras and Baronne
Streets shall give my whole and entire attention my STORE
Nos 81 and 80 Canal Thankful for the kind
patronage literally bestowed and the confidence pace1r
me solicit continuance cI the same.
shall always keep hand the greatest variety Of SrecGti
ties. either Medicinal Chemical OF Philosophical.
All preparations guaranteed to he of the best tim" kre
any other
cash city RcceptGnces. - ---
fell " HENRY fO1ImANH
ESGRYEEF-3ANc casks bhcrt's London Stout, landing
- f F' 6. WOLFF,
n2G corner GraveT and New Levpo sta.
I G., FE.EHyEEG, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
y GGs Fixtures, No. Herr Row, 42 Magazine street
near tho narke will attend faithfully and puncuay to al
ders entrusted him Stores Dwellings, etc. fitted up care n
Fa Ali orders lett in Boz No. R4G Meckanios' Exchange
iii Ia rro41rtIr stten1ad nh "
FpUIIp--59 !, casks Koesrer's Burgundy sale by
5. WOLFE,
n2D corner GrEVieE and New LeTeests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

- CAROLINA MD VEk&&KNth NE~
IE3 GROESThe subscriber has just arrived with r&M
"A gang of very likely CAROLINA and Virginia NE-SM
" TfR0ES consisting of Field Hands, House ~GS&
VIS Cooks Washers and roners also No Brc}ayer, and
viii be receiving fresh supplies dnrng the IeseHs
hng 10 purchase will it to their advantage cGS -
0' Wa II. +. PETERSON
seoa FIN Ii PcrdidostrfGs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

COLE AGENCY
. OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE,
Sugar Kettles from 81 " Inches diameter 81 Is inch
:. :. c. to AZ inches diameter. ..... % an inch.
under q inches diameter % sn inch
Furnace MohB SIS $780, and $685. according 70 sire and psS
tern. Crate Bars &c, per pound. -
Z. +, LkVILLEBEUYRE,
Commission Merchant,
Fe4I- No. 70 Union atraAt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
z ArI1nzAN,s 'EEaUPIoAh aUo4Flyt3-

Az
Cheaper superior Any other used ina Southern
climate.
ItB tested and recognized qualities are
lBt. DURABTIITT-e0uRl to the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMPERMEA BI[ITY-Superior other; cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BNAUTYt presents smooth and granite like surface,
4th. CHEAPNESSIt costs much less than though is
gcc& any stats wood roof and less thHn the interior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
Of gItters and valleys. $3.50
Elnt.roof.
9Th GONVEEIENCFIt will soften under the heat Of
this climate and the interior Of buildings from the in
tense Hent Of slriIuer.
Tth SOTIDITY-It becomes harder ard smoother from
posura put upon roofs Of slope Rnt being t
weight does require heavy rRoTs to support it while it
liable ard bregkng does It require repairs
Tho TROPICAL ROOFING" Is q chemical compound Of
Substances of which peculiar it alone, combined
proportions discovered by actual experiment ant experience
In iris city
TestrGDas Of tbs correctness Of the above In the hands
tbs agent and may verified by any person wishing be-
.cre contracting.
All ordsrs iett ct the Poscfico Box K No. 2, will be
]. G. KAUFMAN,
fel5 " corner of Eieuyile and HsraiP sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

CARANAs CEtsARS-aQaO BREyAs SUPERIOR OK
uy7 Il RAhELL 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

ID ssgHTgSye Jt2EEE THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR TO
S3.4-SES @. BIEAELEg l9S Rampant street. rnaHnfsst"
Of Carriages, Buggies Spring Wagons, ste
Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in all the branches done
nntIn ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

. cases kIeppeF7S UIIVtI VVIy sUIVTTOTs
A LIE.
400 casks NarZettps East India Pale.
$40 =. Hihbert's
$50 :. AlSop's
rs E, Bass
PORTER.
4dj caskn libGelps London Stout.
800 E. MAr2stt's
SHERRY.
10 or casks Imperial Topaz, very fine.
~ ur casks Harmony NephewS
In store and for sale by ;. WTohFft t
ja22 Corner OF '-raVleF a1u Wv lL-HSt eL-e-t7:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

g2OfG GONDESEf aNElA, GLEET, WEAKNESS PAIEs
Il In the Back, RnI all Urinary Affections. ~
THE GREAT EEGLISH Remedy SPECIFIC S0LU
TT0Erhs worldrenowuei preparation cures all Affections
Of the Frarivs organs whether chronic Fhys
oans OF EnGnnd. Of France and Of America, acknowledge II
efficacy. Thousands Of sufferers have beer relieved by H.
Purely vegetable In co1ositon II harmless ii eff
Cacous This 5ystan becomes nvgoraed the debated
body and depressed Eind restored to energy.
3. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United StateA,
my1T ly ApothecarF, Is Camp strat, New Orleans.
NEcNAIR'S ACADEMY - THE UNDERSIGNED
w will open his Academy the I'd of January next in the
near the of Pryana and Caiope
The course of study the order of will be the
as heretofore observed He will be pleased the pupils
recently with him. and such others desire attend.
For circulars stating terms, apply W. c. Raymond No. II
Camp street, the Undersigned .
DBL 2m k. f. McNAlR.
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The boats, as shown above, were old ferry boats and

The boats, as shown above, were old ferry boats and
were seized by the rebels.
The general direction OF the Missouri river the city of
Lexington is from west TO east is marked the city
lying the south bank Old Lexington Is the early set
tement situated back the hill II has zen superseded
by New Lexington farther the river where the steam.
There scattering houses along the bluff between ts
two and both united under the Of licking
ton.
Colonel lfsgan's Notifications were between the two
locations consisting of heavy carthworss IN
he hit, with ditch Of eight feet in width These orn.
cations surrounded college bsding, which use.
quarters for the Union soldiers and had been strength
cned to resist art cry attack The lines Of the fOrti
force Of 10 900 men.
The main body Of the army Of General Price va.
located at Old Lexington, frcm which point
the attack made, though the fort was nsea on ali
Thursday of last week with party Of rebels, how
under Price at the time who sheltered themselves
behind the houses in Old Lexington. 70 deprive them
this advantage the old town was afterwards she,led and
Lexington proper, was in possession OF the rebels but
the city not the theatre Of conflict Colonel Null
gan could easily have shcled and destroyed it but this
of course, he would not do.
The line Of the Notifications run down 70 tho river
bluff, and from the bluff 10 the waters edge there is
wide shelving beach. The boats reported to e captured
laid at the waters edge within the direction OF the
lines of the FORT and on this beach is where scverc
struggle ensued Tuesday for the possession Of the
boats.
Colonel Muliigan's force consisted Of his own regiment
Colonel MarshalPs cavalry regiment and Peabodys com
mand OF about six hundred Home Guards and Kansas
troops the whole amounting TO from $500 to 900 men
As to their supplies of provisions and ammunition tth
known.
General Price's strength ascertaned but may he
put down anywhere between fifteen and thirty thousand
men. He had plenty Of artillery but short Of pow
der and shot, for be had had adequate draw
upon since the Springfield battle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
MEETING IN FAVOR OF MAJOR GENERAL
FREMONT.

IRoyfoH Mo-, Sept q, 1861.
AT meeting Of the commissioned officers of the Tween
ynrst Illinois regiment Of United States Volunteers,
called together for the purpose of giving expression OF
their feelings in regard TO the Of Major General
John 6. Fremont, Colonel W. s. Alexander was called
to the chair
The following report Of the Committee on Resolutions
was unanimously adopted
Whereas view with regret the efforts being made to
bring about the removal Of Major General Fremont and
believing that his removal would endanger II destroy
the magnificent army organized by and under his
the government but greatly encourage the leaders of the
rebellion In their efforts to destroy the republic there
fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
FEARS ENTERTAINED OF THE SAFETY OF
GENERAL PRENTISS.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a, 1851.
special despatch 70 the Tribune, dated Quincy ILL
nois September 3d. says-
General Prentiss has assumed command Of North Mis-
souri,, and started west yesterday. He now west of
BfookAeld and cut of by the rebels supposed to be
part Of General Prices force.
Great fears are entertained that he will be captured
Reports are rife that body of 1000 or 1000 rebels
marching st. Joseph An attack Is expected there
tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY,

LouTsvIILA Sept. %, 1881.
Captain Gibson and the four missing pckess have re-
turned TO the camp at Salt River.
The CITY Council has passed resolution affirming Go
neral Andersons appointment Of Provost Marshal and
another requesting the citizens to close their business
places at four O'Clock every afternoon allow time fos
people to drin.
General Nelson who founded Camp Dick Robinson has
gone 70 Maysvile TO start camp for volunteers
The same paper says that Lieutenant of Buckners
army arrested at Oldham on Sunday a spy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE AT
LEXINGTON

NoLLA, Mo- Sept. %, 1851
Dispatches were read Thursday last at Springfield
TO the rebels that Col Mulgan had surrendered without
gun being fired, taking twentyone pieces Of artillery
six thousand stand Of and thousand prisoners
and Bonneville also taken, Gen Price vas march
ing Jefferson City. This is the way recruits for the
rebel army are got
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only great military chieftain but true patrot who
well known courage unriyaled genius and indomable
energy have marked him out as tho man to organize
and successfully command the army OF the West.
Resolved, That We unhesitatngy endorse the course
being pursued by Major General Fremont In the Military
Department Of tho West and that will not under any
circumstances, countenance the efforts being mnde
to remove him, but will at all tines do all in power
TO prevent its contamination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
SHORT DESCRIPTION OF LEXINGTON.

SHORT DESCRIPTION OF LEXINGTON.
The painoi suspense attending tho anxiety for news
from Lexington, Missouri is greatly enhanced by cons
deraton Of the size and wealth Of the place, and its inn
portanoc as strategic point The population Of licking
ton and vicinity mas up Of the best class Of the
early emigranis from kentucky 70 Missouri, is generally
wealthy, and probably refined than that OF any
other section of the STATE, excepting st. Louis Tho ear
ly settlers In that region attracted by the similarity
Of much Of the country " that Eden OF kentuckians
aboni lexington Kentucky and they not only made thor
selections Of land according the standard of old Fay
ctte but carried the analogy 10 the naming Of the county
and principal town Of their location in Missouri.
The city Of Lexington is about hundred aud twenty
miles from Jefferson City and contains probably twelve
thousand inhabitants. It ia situated a high, rocky
blur which thorc has In the south side Of tie
Missouri river and which slopes almost precpitouey
directly down the bed OF the river, making very
steep ascent from the landing up into the city. From
the Of tho city the land recedes slightly in alternate
SUGGESTIONS OF beautiful prairie and choice timber and
well occupied by finely cultivated farms yeikng first
support 70 this hitherto thriving place Lexington
has formerly had active trade with the Of
California which has passed. through tho county for
several years past, has furnished market for grain,
cattle and horses at very high prices Extensive beds Of
coal are found on the river banks here.
The surrender Of tho city, with It's beautiful residences
10 the wanton dcviltry Of the rebels, Ks a serious
calamity. II n q prize which hos doubtless stimulated
the rebels to their most desperate efforts to obtain.
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exception Of Company II, which was formed In Ottawa
H. When tho regiment left the former place, tho follow
ing rema " were appended 10 the report Of their dapar'
ture--
The officers Of this regiment comprise many men OF
much military experience, and several Of them are also
graduates OF West Point The entire corps an exceed
ngy interesting and sturdy one comprised OF staworh
retrcating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION FROM GENERAL
ANDERSON, ETC.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. "a, 1891.
General Anderson has issued proclamation saying that
Kentnckian will be arrested who remains al home at
tending TO his business who does tako part by acting
spy against the general State government or does
not hold correspondence with give aid TO our enemies
Rumors prevail Of the burning Of the Nashville and
Louisville Railroad at Nohn, AFT four miles South Of
here and that rebel troops north of that place
Our picSets said 70 be ten miles south of Elizabeth
town. Two officers and five priva,cs of General Buck
ner command were arrested near E1zabcthown by a
part Of General Rosecraps' command and brought here
here to-day. They are supposed TO be spies
The Dsn'oydl publishes letter from 8. b. Buckner TO
James Guthrie proposing that Guthrie continue the man.
agement Of the portion Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad under the nnence Of the forces undor Buckners
command, and II this should be declined Buckner pro-
poses transferring the rolling stock such agents as may
be appointed Ivy the counties through which tho road
passes.
Many Union men OF this city much disturbed thai
the rebels have nearly consumed the eaabes Of the State
Of Virginia and will take advantage of the uninterrupted
railroad communication from Richmond to Nolln Ken.
lucky and come and devour the eatabes of Kentucky
during the ensuing au;umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

FIRST ILLINOIS CAvALRY-sIx COMPANIES.
Colonel. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Thomas A. Marshall.
Lieutenant Colonel .......... - Day.
MaJoT,.. - -
COMPANIES
LOOMS Dragons. ........... Captain McNultA.
Gallatin County Dragons go. Captain Foster.
Yates Dragons. ............ Captain Bdrnap
Warren County Dragons. :. Captain Harding.
Knox County Dragoors....... Captain Smith.
Kane County Dragons. .... Captain BurcheA.
The remainder of the companies -four in number) arc
located in various other places Captain Barker's company
Of Chicago dragons being appointed cavalry escort
70 General Mcclellan
INDEPENDENT ILLINOIS CAVALRY COMPANY.
Captain Observation-Disclosures, Graham.
HOME GUARD.
Ilfdntry.
Battalion under. ............ Lieut. Colonel White
.............. Lieut. Colonel Given
.............. Major Becker.
Regiment MINIMUM. Colonel Peabody.
Cavalry.
Squadron. Major Becker
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WAR MEASURES OF THE KENTUCKY LEGIS.
LATURE.

FRANKFORT, Sept. 20, 1861.
The House bill passed. by vote Of sixtytwo to fifteen
authorizing the Military Board to borrow one million dol
lars, in addition TO million authorized May a. the
State bonds payable in ten years and establishing tax
of FIVE per cent on 800 to pay the bonds aud interest
the said 10 be appropriated TO the defence OF the
State
The bill reorganizes the Military Board making it to
consist of Peter EudIey, Samuel Gill, George T. Wood T.
II. Taylor and John B. Temple.
resolution offered and referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations asking Governor Magon whether
the invasion OF Kentucky by General Buckner has been
made upon any consultation, advice recommendation
Of any person connected with the executive department
Of the State.
The Senate resolution adopted that committee Of
two from the Senate and from the House be appointed
10 inquire by what authority and under what charges
members Of the General Assembly have been reported
arrested at Harrodsburg