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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
letter from New YopE,
New YORK, June q, 81.

returned from EHrope to play his part
IN the great drama OF the age. lie
came to boston on the E4T'P&, ana so
secret and rapid were MS movements
that he beat both the press and tc'G-
graph, and was safe and sound at the
Astor scTaF@i hours before the i>a',o;ln
announced has arrival at Go@t2n.
Those ".'o kn"" rreinolit appear
anec only by the en@raE'nSa ct 1896,
wo"id hardly recognize IN 'Aem the Ere
mont o. today. nc genera! expression
OF tAe lace 10 "cf":"'e enough, o3' ne
does not part ms n!'f no8 as Jete:5on
dld--a great t"oit 1iVe years 'Go--Whi>h
very mucn alters MS looks. sils hair Is
bushJ, OF an Iron grey coior' ms nose
straight ana nhe'y loEnS"' ms llpS com
pressed; ms frame S!'&h'' u. thooSi n hn:t
hfln!y' ne leah" a lt,'e i'E"afa' MS
movements are rapid; MS "hGIe appear,
ance lnaifa'e5 courage resolution ana
endurance; Ehiie MS quiet manAer and
thouShdui lace snow MIN 10 De man
oi action more .h&A E"fa. us french
origin Is clearly SAo"n IN his whole
phE,Slta' structure
fe'aohS mas 'e'G pTIFa>e as:aifS ol
great hiaS4il0Ge, So!e'y 10 take part N
! the war lie has come home 10 Eght,
not to barter or compromise. Ills "ho!e
soni is Win me . oFefA,heiiI IN eii's con
n'ef; ana ne thiISS there can oe 10 en-
during peace Hlt the Ie9e's 00fh S40ln n, Il
10 the CohSIstatioh an" cease JEo" c0etl-
ING and EliITlnG the r0GDiG OF NC
y ofsn. nc VIII proceed L. ohc9 20
y ashlh&'on! ana oHef MS services 20 Pu5
. Gown Fepcihoh, ana IL Is 20 De noFe4
snaS no Peat up ttica VIII Oe assignee"
nm; ne Horth-"e5t can depend upon
H. 'ii"t II haY!zlt'oh ;,nq io:"4o'.on P7-
tween Calfo aii' me "aiI o. -lG4' .. 'co are
!iot oFeNei WIN az con Gir@'i' III '.''''i
IL VIII no0 DC liie lault Of i EeHoAt;
" ithin leW Gays 'he ar mas - 'cA-
isehed with all sof's OF fVmoF' ABOUT
peace propositions, ana COMPROMISES
ana concessions ana otner such peStl-
ieh'iai miasn'a.a' II |" sa'o ','a' d 'oF-
ton oi the CABINET ana several members
OF Congress fay0r IT, cry hkeiyDo"5
That CT II; " eve not the l'sS rfeSl,
NJ NJ cnmrrorn;sors3 ,,,, m & VIZ W. ~ ya+ tla Ccn.
n.~, C1 IL ~ +n;ta., ,J tl,o;.
35h;sa.s f. fron, tba Var+i'9 VI tl,nya =, -
~ a',,,,n aa,..,no-,;|a a .nI ron oan anv ora
snnuosa s,O ~ tI,+ t1a mr@sant 4 AGn,;pisty,t;on
< ,dn,.o I;lol,, 70 v;oid 20 t,o,son H.,
-. 1,.t9 IA 49,, 49, ra"araas -
.nIe5 .l'u ~ WI, ~ va ,'O snI , non 49, u!,o
,nro . na,,:r,;,, ~ na'naarat;o @ 4 on,,nwon, na ,O
sars "1 at tho hoa} 81 tbai. ror;ndnt. -
DOES a,v ono s,,nnoea fhat mon vhn
j;l:e To,.n Cool,rd5 ara Taiz;nC, rar;-
,nol,.s VII Ell t,,o,nso?res 9, o5o,n3.-
NJ ~, ,Ia,.noI ,nnst Ia sosI,aI H.,
49, nnI;to.1 @ ts,;ta,s I,,-a a,,osan 80
s,.nuJ ~ All thn Gaa h,o, ,aJ tl,bla,.
ors..l1 +Losa ,~,,a 1900, ~ an1 49,, lon1o,t-
III =, osa o wbo ~ Go.,+ ~ a,,I 10 bn";ro,s in
,-a;1:oo, .rI ,r,,.},;,, oc +oottN shc,.l
III r.Lo 1:ct 3,,> tba;;. v,;nos .rJ ,r,a.,
F;-.o., Cr;tte,In,, low, to y.n,n4;a7,nl.
l;,,c, ,7orcr ,,,do~sh,,,, viii not - .h}o
~ ~ J ~ " .
'''2' ''o ~ ~ 20 ,'' -
t-e-f CONSTITUENTS i4~CiJ AiitS "Atci
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
R. w. TAYLER, Aud. Of State,
u. I :. IGUSisE ELI, beO J UI A1F"EN'
.1ANEs MURRAY. ATTY of State

JAMES MURRAY, Atty of State,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Find.
The above proposal Of the Fund Com
.aissioners of the State, explains itself,
and should receive the consideration Of
every patriotic citizen who has hun
dred dollars to spare. The investment
is perfectly safe one, and every dollar
of it should be taken in the State. Ac-
cording to the returns of the personal
property of the State, the proportion
which Meigs County should subscribe
would be $4,000. We hope that sum
will be taken at once, and as much more
as our citizens may find it convenient
We have not room for further comments
this week.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
OHIO UNION LOAN.

OfrrE or THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE SINKING FIND
CoLuMEus, OBIo, jane ~, 1861.
The Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund of the State of Ohio invite sub
scriptions by the people Of the State to
the Loan of Two Millions of Dollars,
authorized by the act Of the General
Assembly "To provide more efectually
ior the defense cf the State against in
vasion,' passed April 26, 1861.
Certificates will be issued in sums OF
500, and upward, payable July l, 1865
at the State Treasury, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent. per annum
payable semi annually, and by the act
authorizing the loan free from taxation.
Subscriptions vii! be received at the
Office of the Commissioners in the city
of Columbus, at each of the solvent
banking institutions in the State, and
at the several County Treasures in the
State, until the 1st day of July, 1861.
Interest will be computed and paid
from the date Of the deposit of the
money at either of the places above
named
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05


D-i. c. r. "a CEZSocT & Co, FhiIa1'a, Pa,
WITT EFFrcrGAILT caEE
E.zvc' CaEss p2s:s;s. F3yapcpsI:a.
l.nr.ir". Chronic Nervous isLflifv riS.as.s Of
Ia" Kidneys .iG ~ di<s.a=-- rising from
dis"r,l"7rd Liver Stomach.
Such rs constipation. nwar,l piles funes4 ofl,load
+" tie h""d Hri2ify o' the s:nurI snur rurtatorz
sinking iut"-ir 1T t., pit "f th. stotaar s~i IL,
in OF II" head hItri al ma .IiacuIt thing nut-
irriuE at the heart, choking zlttra lin, sas TONS
when III lying posture. dtHH"sS Of vision. dot. Of
W"l> btFHre tn sight. fever and dun pain in tn
head. deficiency Of p"Tspratjon, ellowne&s Of the
skin and eyes THn in the side. back chest. limbs.
tz".. S5i }ru fH~: - rT 't't, burning in the fest
cons aHt iu5- nGs 81 vy and rrca. depression OF
spirits, ans! viii positively prevent
Et'i:',sy Fever, Eglsi!0gs Fever. &c
III" Proprietor in calling the a.trrtion Of te pub
u" IL ti3'S Preparation. .i". with fru!iur lie
utmost r"Iti"Hce IL lis v-thpa and sdHptGt!nl
! tn Diseases for which it is rec0mmcndsd.
II IS no r"w ;id Hi.tr Il article. one that has
stood The .~t 81 - fac.yc wears Irai before the
Anierc can people n!.d it, r-PU:l,sr and sl
v"!"d by an similar Frerarr tioIs tyiaIt. The
W" i-knovn physicians aHi !u,!iv i'lH.is in al parts
III" Almanac Il.je'l annually b. i-. p:o;.rcicr-,
and 10 he had rTats 9. uf III, il I,r=. caru.,f
bur ts'y the mos, = ltcal that is remedy is rr-
ally @es"rvi "g tio re t celebrity he's obtained.
For syic in 'onirr"y by H. EEEn: in Mi,iiNnort By
iCGG Z Coz: Enciue, ]. K. ELIs; Ci.c.: :2r VI nos
! ~ hEsTaw:;trd by dealers every nl.e-t.
/ Jane Il, i,-3t-iy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

viii oo~a-,,I t1,a Vs., -, ~
viii c~,1ab o,,t .ha roboll:on - tbo -.
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in rsni, '''''.- ''' - ''''' ~ ''''''' ''''N'
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7,I pas:A:ar 1,l,,l~<,aI -,,G ~, :.
.ro3i b,sitL F,t ',,''t; ;r,r't;snt r ~ },r.,
!, ,,,I,.s,,l,t 1n,..tl V,',,a,. ,,l,',
laI ~ I-ian,, VIII car+,;,l,, rac,,,.,,.
~ yv;Ison h.,.;,,., ros;n1sI :, t..lo
Captaircy in the regular army, a rcgi-
mental election Was held by the Ohio
Second to-day. Lieut.. Col. Mason and
tapt. Len. Harris We're the leading can
itldate3.
Positive information as to the strength
Of the rebel; between Fails church and
Maua8aas Junction, has been received
witiitn the last tweaty-tone hours
iheie are a22u5 U,7JJ r2oei5, consisting
OF LIST. "a, "a, 9th, and portion OF the
oth South Carolina regiments, the 9th
Alabama, and the lst i.oulsian& stationed
between two points; Z,J00 were ut tenha
under the command Of Gen. bopham.-
Ike term OF service of FIST, South
Carolina, expired to-day, and it is ex-
pected that the entire regiment viii
leave for home in disgust.
Gen. beauresafd was at tair5aX
Court House night before last The
fic5 that his best troops form advanced
posts, indicates an intention to dispute
every inch OK ground.
The stars and stripes were raised over
the White House, alnidstimPosinE cerc
. moUics, to-day. SPECIAL.
W,sr1xGTo>, Jrnc 39 \ akir,n;> h
oco,,rroI r,, th,.on ,n;tos rrom IlpxanIr;s
l,s+ ,,;,sbt In,,roo, eopad of tha
Ds.nn,.7ran:s IN ma cacoSs;on sco,fs
ono ,n,n I,;Iio3 md o.a sevarnlv woun-
,?od y, Tho Fcdo,.,I s;1a. fnnr rIheIs re-
vortoj Liza
Savan tbo.s,n3 +roons a,.r;ve1 since
,,ostor,},v n,a,n;n,, Scr.ntv-onc reai.
yy,o,,4s ,ra ,,,,u, bn,7a
Ti;s now nrc!,, hIo o+b.+ l,an 3IcDovaIl
viii Lo cnnt;nnnI IN con,n,nJ Of the
nr,,,,. ~ ;n,,.sia1 a,,l Dir a.s;~rnd to
tho. d.,r,,,.t,,,o, ,,.1,
" Cnnt,;n C.',I Earr;s Tr.s oIoc+ol Colonel Of
4,,o 81 o., ratr;1,n,,4
' TI,a I.ano,4 ,l,n oroo;n+,,,ants nd
ir,.nIr ~ Sa so,..rai ,i :, I,rnI,I IN Co,-
20: Frant B,ai,: viii Owe the a.
TS,;,,;,t.,+;o, sa.,, ,,l.,;,, ,II, - d;co.t
l''''"Hs p'SI',vH'I n ~,
" 'hs iN8LoN' q ""e '!0.-.l nc Ie'o.
troops IN 'F2tnlI m o,ii arc e'SIi''a'%o d,
0'.VV0' OF "hicn ,- |V,0'o no" are "'''ied' anu
not more than 0,VOJ can be chAcet!t@
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

The war as carried On by the rebels
in Virginia would disgrace a tribe of
savages, Squads Of lurking assassins
prowl through the country, and from Sc
eret hiding places shoot down, in cold
blood, whoever they suspect as United
States soldier, or true Union man.
But it seems that in their drunken reck :
lessness they sometimes shoot the wrong
man. The Washington Star gives late
instance. 1t says:
"Last Wednesday week, or there
abouts, a squad Of the scoundrels who
have been lurking in the bush and shoot
ing in the back United States pickets,
&c, in Fairfax county, rode at full gal
lop into the village of Fairfax Court
House, and proclaimed that they had
just shot zone Of them id Zouaves
near Clouds Mill; and that they had
left him writhing like shot cat in the
agonies Of DEATH In an hour after
wards servant rode into the village for
Il doctor to visit Mr.. Mortimer, a we'll
known Sccessionist, who, while in his
own yard, near Clouds Mill, had just
been shot by some cowardly miscreants.
Mortimer, it seems, wore red shirt OF
that evening. The servants story soon
changed the tune Of the inirth Of the muir
! derers."
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
Lad.es NEsgst Esc;,r tts rEima

ThcT9 is one condition ofthc female system in which
the Fitls cannot be taken without Producing Pr
CtLiAR RESULT. The condition referred is
PSEFNA ANCY-the result ARRI Such is the il
resistblc tendency Of The medicine 10 restore tE.
seXlt' functions to normal condition. that even the
reproductive power "f nature cannot resist il.
Explicit directions, Stating when, ami V hai they
Shonld not be used, with each BoV--thc price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 to 80 pills.
\ valuable pamphlet. L. be had free, Of tho
Agents. pills sent by mail promptly, hy ENCLOSING
price to any Ag-nt. Sold hy nrn%EistS generally.
Es. e. EsuJ'EGEsHNzass. G'rug'F.
go Cedar So, r cIz E0rE6-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

'I'' tilt III II ~ y II II . 7 " IN IN
Is continually in peril if she is mad cnoagl to neg
lcct or marea those sexual irregularities to which
wo-thir,lS Of her sex are more o. less subject
Hr. CHEESEMAN'S PILES, prcrare,i frnm the
same formula which the inventor CORNELIUS L.
CHEESkMAN. NJ. -. OF New ! ork. has for twenty
years used successfully inin extended private rr;c
ttco-tHmedHtcly relieve without pain all disturb
ances of the periodical discharge. VIII ether arising,
from relaxation or suppression. They act like :,
charm IA removing the pains that accompany din
cult or immodarite mCI>trUati0n. and are the onIy
saeand reliable renad! for Flashes, Sick Headache o.
rains in the Lons, Back AMI Sid Pal ptaion of the
Heart, Nervous Ireln=s mysteries. SIlaSnls Broken
steep, and other unpleasant and dangerous effects
OF an unnatural condition Of tile sexual functions
In the worst OF Tluor AIbus or Whites they
nfI..t Il Su...iN 60
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

= ~ y III
CURED reIutation tat lar'~ + AZ the head Of all
remedies for pulmo,iry 'Iis-'.s An ADVERTISE
nrEt will be fonf,G 81 ~! si'rrr rris;1n.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

The 6"isam:c Cordial ia entirely Vegetable pro-
m"G'i"'i' combining the healing properties of the
Bas"n. with the inv;@or&tin@ qualities of Il Cordial
producing a combination 50 we'll adapted to the pur
poses ntehied. that there bat few cases of dis
ease which viii not, 1T eWtly period, sccun.b tC
lis healing and iife-giving nrnpcrties.
FOR aGts has the treatment Of pulmonary diseases
occupied the greater portion of the attention of the
scientific OF ihs medical world but none acuuir 4
more emin"rCc III his ;rcatmcut of these diseases
tah the celebrated Pru sian, Dir ifnofaud. the orig
inator al the FalSamic Cordial. HiS life was devo
tr,It thc probation nf remedies that won III stand
Hnrvaet Z ~ we'll he has succeeded, the A!.Ic
can people ar" able t" judge; ard we positively as
S"rt that 40 preparations that have ever been placed
before them. have conferred the same amount o
benefits on suffering humanity, or have ELECTED &C
many concentrations from all classes of society, =,
the FemaGies OF br. Hooiand prepared b. Dr. {. u
Jackson q Co.. Of Philadelphia.
Inc "rdl i designed for a class hf diseases more
general ard more fatal than any other to which Ihc
people "f tbs county are suljrct-,hose surilyine
r"i:i ''sght cold That eminent authority DR.
belt SAYS: - viii not 81! that Colds are To our in
"hiLfhtS wha t!'h "LA@uE ard YGiIniY SEVER arc
iaoS OF "ihrr countries: hut aver Confidently
t't tue! usher in diseases Of greater coInpiicti aIC
mortality Ihisu lHcse .ittcr.''
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

I7HTu Rifles THE BLOOD. There 5 10 medi
cine cNt;Git 80 roiiab; il OF SrrDftl Tetfer.
Chronic, Ulcers. y Fhiji;ic disorders Inflammation
Of III Kidneys. LeWco.hrs and Ike diseases. - b.
f. Williams Compound syrup of SarSai.2r:t'a end
I0Gle Ol .,oLL.s4it..n
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

CHIL8LAEHs. Fsos.r- = 5"ri:s.--Js:t Dr. :. A. W-av
er's Cer4ta according 20 directions, ani they are
cured. Ii cures th-u. by subduia:Itc inflammation,
and brings the parts to their heafiy action. II will
also cu'e ali diseases eruptons Of the skin; and
as mothers friend i: is truc and viii immedt-
,tely cure every of .foae EirrLss in s ,rt
der. I27-2w j
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
TO WIVES ARD HzArRoNs.

DI. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as they will
hrn" on The monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed in the of other pills
can place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's S
Pills doing all that they represeMt TO do.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
FtFE fcSpttTIuII!- NOI.s,
JOHN F. N-AEOY,

Druggist. Endrrr, Mis..
Sold by D. REED Pomeroy, y e DCIi q Biis-.
TOW, Chester, BRANCH " PAYNE. Rutland. D..
JOHNSON, Tuppcr'S Plains. Jan. p, 'Gi.-+-en
-. We refer our readers to the advertisement
of Messrs. CHURCH &: DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway,
New York. The Blood Food is one Of the greatest
medicines Of the age, and is rapidly driving out of
The market all the quack nosrums of modern times.
is efficacy is great. and it's superiority so justly
ackuOwI edged. that it is found difficult to supply the
immense and increasing demand for the article
Dr.. EAToSs celebrated 'infamtile Cordial is med
icine prepared by regular physician of cminence
in his profession and who has devote his lifeto
the peculiar phases of Infautle diseases. II is
huInbug. but medicine which commeuls itself to.
these only who appreciate it, Apilachicoia,
Flor. Times.
L 10 -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
TO CONsUNEPTIYES

! TI'BE subscriber will elfenrfuIly send free of
j. CHARGE to all who desire 1t. the COPY SIMPLE
RrctrE by which he was cured Of that DIRE disease
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

For sale in Palneroy by y. REED ana A. SEE
BjHM: NdHlrport, by HUGti ., cos.
Dee. :, ls60-lS-y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, AsTE,M :, Eaoxcu:T.s,
any iup" affection. he sincerely hopes wifi Try this
Recipe, well satisfied Il They do they will be more
than listed with t':a result. Thankful for his OWN
complete restoration, he is anxious to place in the
hands of every sufferer the means of cure. Those
wishing the recipe with fuI dirertions, &e.. will
please call on addccss REv. WI. s. ALIEN,
4-22 3n No. G6 John st. New York.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

s''''''' 'f"'h "eo'"ta' oe Enc caEsS "hat IL may,
the Pills have this peculiarly, they powerfully
active. and at the same time lcavc The ratieI c
stronger and in an fmprored condition. different frcm
most drastic remedies Try Them with the Blood
Purifier and You will feel like many VIII" have been
reiteved and willing to add your testimoH! their
efficacy.
! See advertisement.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-03
An ERROR CORRECTED.

The Republican of last week refers to a
statement which appeared III the DEMOCRAT
OF the week previous. to the effect that
$500 OF income was taxed 3 per cent,
making n total tax Of S24 The article in
which 1t occurred, WAS selected from one
OF our exchanges Delphi Times, We
belleve--where it was published without
credit. The error in saying the first
$500. instead of ercepting the fret
$500, was an error which was overlooked
until the RsPubtican called our attention
to 1t. The Law has been published SO
generally. that few. if any. would have
been deceived by the mistake; neverthe-
less, we correct such errors, having no
intention TO deceive.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-03
Trial of Scales.

We have seen statement of the recent officia
trial in one of the principal counties in this State,
Oftwenty- five Grain and Stock scales. They were
the ordinary outdoor wagon scales, and were ties
ted just as they were found in common use, thus
making it enc of the best possible practical tests
Sixteen of them were of Fairbanks make, and
nine of various other kinds including some which
have lately been claimed superior to Fairbanks
The result showed a remarkable degree of accu-
racy in those of Fairbanks make, while all others
were condemned not sufficiently accurate for
use. The Importance of this fact will be apprecia.
ted without comment We peblish it because il
is one in which the public are interested Chicago
Tribune.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-03
From Missouri.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 80.
Several Of the Notifications around the
city have been completed, and the others
are nearly finished.
Some will be manned tomorrow. and
the remaining guns mounted.
A reserve artillery corps of two thou.
sand FIVE hundred mon has been partly
formed to do duty in garrisoning them.
The regulars ordered IN from Utah and
Fort Laramie are reported to have reached
Fort Leavenworth.
They are though: to be about sixteen
hundred strong.
The Illinois Twenty first. Thirty third,
and Thirty eighth Regiments are at Iron
ton, near the terminus of the Iron Noun.
tain Railroad.
Colonel Carlin. Of the Thirty eighth. is
comnandant Of the point.
The men are at work building new
fort
There are no secessionists about there.
Lieutenant Colonel Tottsn and Major
Dubois have gone to Jefferson City to take
command Of the artillery.
Major Gordon Tanner. Of Indiana,
lately wounded during the unfortunate
blunder of the Federal troops in firing on
on each other at Glasgow, died to-day in
Jefferson City.
His body will be sent to indianapolis
to- morrow.
Col. Marshall, and company officers and
men II Mulligan's regiment have reached
Jefferson City in charge OF Capt. Cham
pin. OF the rebel army.
Champin was formerly an Illinois River
pilot
Ae says he has enough rebel service,
and will go home to Illinois.
Gen. Fremont did not put faith in his
and ordered him back to
Lexington.
Gen. Pope ha. left Jefferson City for
Boonville.
Mhe telegraphic reporter at Jefferson
City telegraphs rumor that ten thousand
rebels have appeared in Green unity.
gong northward. and four thousand in
Bates county going towards Osceola.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-03
From Washington.
pecial to the Chicago Times.

Special to the Chicago Times.
Washington. Sept 80.
The movement on Munson's Hill is not
a movement towards Richmond, or even
Immediately towards Manassas: but simply
an extension Of the line Of our army, and
the filling up of vacated camps by fresh
regiments
Our lines now extend to Falls Church,
Lewinsvil!e. and Springfield.
Reconnaissance to Fairfax discover the
ConfeGerates in force there.
The Confederate force on the Upper Pc
tomac has not been increased.
The Confederate force on the Lover
Potomac, and along the Occoquan River,
is strong.
Gen. Mcclellan remaioed in Washing.
ton this morning.
One Confederate Regiment, of Johns.
tons force, made reconnaissance this
morning at the Falls of the Potomac.
The Pennsylvania battery, on .his side.
opened on them; whereupon they retir-
ed.
This was the great battle reported to
day.
There was no design, on Johnston's part
to cross the river.
The river is very high.
Secretary Chase and bis financial esti-
mates have occupied the attention of the
President and Cabinet all day.
1t was proved to a demonstration tina
it will require nine years of war to create
a national debt equal to that Of France.
The design Of the Confederates in aban-
doning Muuson's Hill, is undoubtedly to
diaw us on to Manassas; but every step
that General Mcclellan advances he forti.
fes.
Recon noissaDcss made to-day indi.
cate that large portion of the Confeder-
ate army are along Bull Run and Deco.
guam River, and at the batteries on the
Potomac.
Munson's. Mason's and Upton's Hills
are all being fortified by the Unionists.
Commissary Gen. Gibson died here to-
day, aged IS years.
Washington, 80.
The position of the Federal army is
about the same as Yesterday
1t appears that the rebels evacuated
Falls Church the day before our troops
occupied it.
The Federal pickets uow occupy one
end of the village, and the rebels the
other, about quarter of a mile apart.
Fresh rebel earthworks are being thrown
up, commanding the village.