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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

eB- The Montgomery Mail says that the Con-
federate Government hos $50 600 soldiers, well
drilled and armed, and judciously disposed for
defensive operations.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

TIE DAILY SENTINEL
Will be by mail express subscribers any point
for fifty cents month, or six dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARDNESS & BINGHAM Ind'pr:
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Articles for Sick Soldiers Solicited.
RcChBAID%E ALUM SPRINGS.


oEt Oly 1901
Editors Dispatch For some weeks have
peen ;ictlhg 80 hge u for The distribution . !
supplies outrloa ted 10 the 81 X of ih4 Mort n =
western army, and am dts,tous OF bringing
TO the notice Of frieRds Of The sick soldiers ,h..
fO,loGiug speciai wants.
LIST. Cotton shirts to be worn next he body
are in almost universal Aemaad The sick.
when removed from III. camp 10 The hosni !,
tai, are generally unahle to io.k after their
baggage, and iii many eases lose IT,
Hundreds OF the sick have but one abauc
OF iin"n, and / have seen men in clothes s y
GhocIrgiy filthy that they We're disgusting
and .aaus. Gus to look at Scarcely nnyIh,-
invalid as nic~ cle1n clothes Send MS then.
all the Under clio hiss you can be they rougb
or hatf wcrn
I'd. \ supply Of comforts or cuilts for COW
ering. The mere army blanket given To each
soldier is not suifc fcieut 10 protect q health .
In't1l, much less sick one, from the cold of
this mountain climate. Send anything THAI
Will keep the chilled and suffering body warm
no matter how rough and ug'yitis.
I'd. Small piilow-cases. They are best
made OF haii worn prints, as they do not then
require such free Gnent washing Filled wi h
straw or chaf these are valuable articles in a
sick room.
1t is such things that nay observation bss
iolad 10 BE most in demand. OF course nlany
other articles are needed aud would b. CRATE
! fully recelVed. uuf for large and imrne Il
ate supply OF the aboye mentioned 7 v~ouIa
urgently appeal to All Interested. ana esnsci.
ally 10 the ladies, whose sympatGies are ever
alive TO, and whose hands are ever rea6y is
supply, the wants OF the destitute and suffer.
ing, and particularly when they become SO il
defence u1 cur common eause.
hastily, Hr. L. HOOVER
II. S.-Eoxes and other contributions NAV
be directed TO care Rev. VIM. Z. Baker
StauAto
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- LATER FROM NEw Mexico. .-The Mesi,is
fla's, Of Sept. 2f, has, from a reliable sourcs
tue fono wing Intelligence ia regard to New
Mexican affairs, &c:
j. ). Watts had returned from the STATE,
with an order counternnandiug the rarnovaI -.
Mexico. Va A|o"
II is reported that the regular troops now
oeihg WitiiIrawn from Itah are ordered II,
Ne" Aiexlco. Also, that Jenison and y;tY
.A7he, with three regiments OF Kansas an6
ioWt volunteers, VIII reinforce the ;roops t.
that TeTri tory. -
~ Is aiso reported that General Sumner. o,
'aiAi"'ANs, Is to Invade Arizona via Cuav.
MS W,'h lo'M0 troops, and then pass on L
san Antonio, Texas.
VI IL tiers for Artzona and Texas are onsnec
IA >ahIa Z {, ana are sent to Washington. in.
cluuihg private and family correspondence
~ mere Is one regiment of volunteers al For
TI1un' aHu seven companies of regulars s.
james flndings, and mum Der of other
americans residing il that vicinity, are Le /.
| as prisoners. -
mere are three mpanies of troop. at Ii
ni,ar' ~ miles above Fort Craig; one com pan,
AZ La Mosa, on the Rio Qrauie 81, miie. h..
low Fort Craig; three COMPANIES of r.guITrt
arc a' 'Ie olu mission near ManZano and txc
conn hpdhlts IN garrison anu thrr @ other Gem
tn"IeS i ,a eahpeu near Fort traig; making, l.
an - tofn pan1es il the vicinity
Col ftno, of tae yoi1n teers. made n puhli
sheeen at albuquerque. in which he said l.
hoped the reg uiars would be withdr. wn from
he errltory, that he might snow the Texar-
what he could do; but II is generally beIi.y, ii
mt most or the NeXicaDs nave no desire Il.
see Texans, and complain that they oniy or
,ls'eu 10 fight Indians
MONEY IS scarce, and many of the regulars
| nave MOI bSen pait for Is months The vol
unt.ers have not been paid eff
Hov. conhctIy has proved himself strons
AbolItionist. He gays ha will stop Sou he, ),
men talking in New Mexico. He has q sor
| ttgh ting with Ben Mct'uIIoch Gen Pelham.
VINO resigned the position Of Surveyor Gene
al OF the Territory about Il year ago is IL.
prison, closely confined and watched pe is
| Charged with treason General W. g. Jones.
| oi Arizona, is soon TO be tried on a SINH u
| charge.
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CgIME AND RErRrgrrIoN the Gslyeston

CRIME AND RETIRE rrIoN.--In the Gslveston
Ctpi'ida, Of the 81, we lind the following:
Gan outrageous and cold -biooded scheme
OF robbery and murder has been developed
and punished in Hardin county Three men,
named Willis, W gins, and Chesher, formed
plan to rob and murder z citizen named
Dark, residing on batson's prairie, and pro
ceeded 10 the house for the purpose. Cbesher
commenced the attack by raising a gun to
shoot Dark. The latter knocked the gun
aside, end the discharge wounded mis- wife,
though not seriously. He then seized Il { un
and Shot Cheshcs dead. A faithful negro
man Of DArk'S then came 10 the assis tance OF
his master, but was shot and badly wounded
by one OF the remaining robbers. Dark
having another loaded guu at hand, sue
ceeded in putting them To flight. The alarm
being given, II company from liberty turned
out, caught MagiEs in HarGin, and Willis III
Jasper county, AID hung them both. They
confessed that Ii was their Intention TO kill
the whole OF Darhs family, and they named
three or four others whom they intended TO
murder and rob. Willis was a young man
who had lived in Jefferson and Hardin coun
ties some iour years, and WAS well thought
OF before the occurrence. Chesher is looked
upon as the leader III the horrible work, thus
fortunately brought TO an end.
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IA SAD AccInHSF,--We regret to learn that
MIR. David Hendricks, Il res pee table citizen of
Builoch county, was accidentally shot dead
on Saturday night last. The circumstances
rs related TO us, are as follows: A man named
Rigdon. OF that county, having been commit
ing uspredaions for some time III ron his eigh-
bors' properly, and said Rigdon being an ont.
law, vigilance committee was formed to ar.
rest him, and went out with shot guns on Sa.
turday night in pursuit Of Rigdon, when the
committee got separated by some means, nd.
coming together in the dars, one party took
the other for thaebject of their pursuit, and
fired, killing Mr. Hendricks Instantly =
WoyassLoro' Ga. H.dscsa den, Sansh
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CAMP iScinssr.--a Coiu1ntes eo.rasuo.,
dent cf the New Orleans Crescent relates IA.
following incident:
we had scene on ti,a parade ground tbs
other evening, during battalion drill Th.
regiment Was standing ut onen order and or
dsred arms, wnen Col. Marks gave tho ordp,
stack arms. Your military readers will a
once see what a biunder this was, and hcw
impossible IL was 20 execute sueh an order ac-
cording to modern tactics. Ii threw the line
into confusion; some com panies stood fis,
without obeying the order, and Others In al
awkward and bungiing manner, shoaideree
arms without order the rear rank marchsc
iorWard without order, and then tho stacks
were made without order. Among the com
panies that didn' obey the order as the Con.
linen tsti Guards- Seeing this the CoIone,
snon Iso 70 capt Elem ing, wanting to knon
gns ms mpany didn't stsck arms. TIL,
oaptalh replied that he ddn / know how d
exeeute the order. The colonel saId ha vvonlc
tsacn nina how. The Captain REPLIED tha
that was lust what he wanted The Colonei
..a.,a nesa =. iFseHlhg him how to execute til
,no'eIheAt, INDIGNANTLY ordered him to fuarci
nus company OF the ground, and report him
seiI UNDER arrest. The remaining c.smpauit,
then hnisbed the oangie. OF stacking arm.
from an open order.
subsequently, Col. Marks ordered taa Con
unentals to appear before him at his tant
which they did, under command of I.ieut
bahin. The Colonel informed the com pan,
that he did not order them or the narade
ground to disgrace them, or order thrm h..
iore ann to punish them he nersly wishfS
" iet tn"in understand distinctly that i'm ha..
taiion dt1ii ne alone was their commander
and mat when he gave the order, right o.
wrong 1t must be cbeyed if possible
Lieut.. feyton, who had drilled the com
t.i'5 steppFu up 10 speak in extenua!ion O:
,. the company. and % take the hlame upon him.
sell, he having always instructed the me-,
hesef 70 op"y wrong order but the Coione.
refused TO listen to hin. The I.ieutenan,
tneh onsreo MIN his sword this the Colonel
also refused, saying he had inst a. goos =
sword OF his own. Soon afterwarti the Colonal
sent an order to Captain Fleming to return u
nl$ dnty. Ard SO the matter, as f.r as ]
authority has dec det. that the I ninnsl ,.,,.
Wrobg IN the first plac-, and the Captain
wrong III the second place; the former IL.
giving the wrong order, and the latter in re
be>wrong. ~ ~
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kERTrcSY FINANcEs.-The Frankfort Con
~oaFR8Hh states that the hoard of comrnis.
sioners OF the sinking fund have recently con.
ceaied and buraed State bonds and commons
amounting TO one million two hundred apc
seventy seven thousand and fifty dollars
rms amount was composed Of 5000 o.:
ponds purchased of the Southern Bank n.
Kentucky, 1851 ,0lo purcha sed of other D,rties.
And s326, ,0i1 OF coupons redeemed.
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ATAL OcCUEREyCE IN SoMESvILLE.-We re-
gret TO learn of the death of W. III. Robinson,
ESD, clerk OF the county court of Fayette
county, which occurred in Someryille, on
saturday evening, from the accidental dis.
charge Of pistol. He lived only an hour al
ter the occurrences. He was an old citizen OF
Fayette and highly esteemed Memphis Argns,
2>fh Nh
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MnxpHls RAcrs-- - S,ak..-The Memnhis

.4catsnche, OF the 29th Oct, says:
The race set for yesterday WAS the CLAY
Stake Tor three year olds--S500 entrance, s20o
forfet--for which there were twenty eight
entries. OF these only two were on the
ground-4uild & Riyths's Albion colt, Jack
Malone, and Nr. Roundtreea Albion filly.
Lady Chiffsy. Both are crack nags, aud good
sport WAS anticipated, but when it came 10 a
start the fiiIy was found TO he dead lame and
she paid forfeit. The colt a walked over, y
although he made the last mile in ! 81 By
the unfortunate coneatenaiion of circum-
stances, Messrs. Guild a. bly, The pocketed the
snug sum OF ~ soc, nett.
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4 Flag of Truce fron Old Poiat--Lia Of Confsi-
craze Prisoners Reicasec- Prob rbie Po;tpoueme,t
by The LiacoIatses 10 4aact Norfots-The H'eattsr,
&c, sc.
NORFOLK, lst Nov. 1851.
Yesterday afternoon q steamer went TO
Craney Island with flag of truce from Old
Point, having on board twenty paroled
prisoners captured at Hatteras and who have
been at the Rip Raps for about q fortnight,
having been prevented from leaving sooner
on account of the feet in the Roads The
following are the names Of the prisoners and
the companies to which they baiong:
.Taaesb0,o' IRoydS.-Wilson y. Williams
Thomas !. Eerrall, J NJ. WhitehuIst, Smith
Mercer
Leaojr Brdoes--E-ogan Mats Jas. A Hines
w. b. Berton, John H. Jenkins.
Hamilton Guaris.-BenJ. Brown, Albert Co.
burn VIM. Bland.
Hertlord Lieht Iajantry.--D J. Williford, Jos.
u. Barnes, VIM. A. Oyertou.
| North Carolina Detsnders. Miles Jones. John
| Berry, Matthias Sawyer.
Morris Guards.-Wm Hassell
| Tar Rinc, BoyS.--Wm. ]. Clark.
TndrDendem GrGgS.-Wul. A Brady
| With regard TO Norfolk. il seems the inteu-
| ton of the Federal authorities have post
poned the al lack here until the weather be-
! comes colder. Possibly, like Duumore OF
| revOlu tionary fame, they may wait until the
| first day of next year. Tor the purpose of bav-
| ing grand j0liifcation here on new wear :
| day. Oh course the Yankees, when they gel
| ready 10 pass our batteries come 40 in TO the
|
| and nerciiul as the above.namei British here
| after his rawlings about the vierory os the
| rebels al the Great Bridge, and swearing th;t.
| he would hang the boy that brought TO town
| the news of the defeat Dnnmore by the
| way, having determi ined to drive out the il:
| habitauts with bis big guns, iirecied the
| women and children TO leave and on tha Isl
| of January, l77f, commenced heavy can
nanade upon thf town, which being return ed
| as vigorously as possible, and the town being
| set on fire and burned bv the Yirginians
| Dnnmore and his feet, finding that they
| could not get quarters ana provisions
| here, were compelled 10 go elsewhere -
| Lincoln, Scott, &c, would no doubt regard
| this place and the Navy Yard as 9. most in
valua bic acquisi ton, prize scarcely to be es
timated III dollars and dimes. Hampton hay.
| ing been burned, they woald be delighted 10
! quarter some of their Hessian troops in Nor.
| folk, Portsmouth, and the neigh borhood
| who would be glad OF q chance TO crafty their
| aniHosity and revenge by destroying prop
| erty in town and country. and 10 commits
| all kinds of rascaily depredations upon the
people. Fortunately, however, they viii no;
| be allowed 10 come; and anxious as they are
| to drive the people from their homes to make
| room for themselves, they dare not attempt
| an enterprise so hazsrdous and SO certain to
| result in their own destruction.
| The weather is getting cloady again, and
| the wind has changed TO the Northeast
| There are indications of a storm, which, 1t is
| hoped, will come in time, and be sufficiently
| violent to demolish the Federal feet.
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i ESPECIAL FROM GxRN.sY.-Ths .uo.-
bHre dHgfnseii.e Zeifuag, OF the oldest estab
'i@nmet - in Germany. aod n urn n o,
influence IN Germany and throughout South
eeh Europ", Mss sent here 4 speuiii war cor
respondent IN tbe person Of Herr Otto Won
CorTin WiersbiiZki He Is thu first special y
VINO has been sent across the Atlantic by a
German journal.
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ExcirExEsY In Kso1vIllK.-Ou monday y
last, q collision occurred in Knoxville Tenn,
between several soldiers Of The 9th Alabama
Regiment, and several town coastabiss. as
siss~d by their Un.on friends. Two of the
$ idirrs were very badly nari, and at iast &c.
counts one Of them Was In = dying Condition.
The origin OF the affray is az YET unknawn;
but II u supposed II was aggravated oy Ihs
Union men who were participants, ~ they q
once made thsir escape.
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PRACTICAL Result OF TIL.

PRACTICAL RESULT OF hBoLIrIcSIsM.-The
Cincinnati Enqstrr has the following exem-
plifcation of the result of abolitionism:
We heard yesterday of the eiopemsnt of
young girl said TO be about eighteen years
old, exceedingly fair and prepossessi In ap-
pearance, and withal educated and intelli
gent, the companion of her flight being an
iil-shaped negro, agsd about forty, and until
recently, the steward OF an ap-river steam
boat. The girls parents reside in Marietta,
and are said to be highly respec table, but
there Is no accounting for taste, as was exem-
plified in the amour of "Uesdemoun' and
"UthelIo," only in this case the indi ividual IL
twice as black as the Moor. They arrived in
this city, and have been looking about TO find
some convenient clergyman or civil function
ary 10 tie the amaigamating NOT, but, so far.
IL done at all, II must be done by bird OF the .
same feather as the bridegroom.
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ANOTHER PxIvATEER.- The New York Timts,
OF the Goth inst, contains the following para

graph:
The schooner Addie i. Barnes, OF New Ha-
ven, Capt. Betsworth, from St. Johu, p. r..
Oct l6, has arrived, Oct. 2i, lai. 30 deg. 80
min., lon n deg. 10 mis., spoke the bark Al CO
Mann, from Rio .Ianeire, for baltimore Sue
reports that there WAS privatser brig sailed
frcm st. Johns, r. r., on the eth Of Septem-
ber. after having obtained = supply OF water
and provisions she left the brig Frances
Jane. for Baltimore, 70 sail on the l7th; also,
the schooner Orris, for New York, ~ sail the
same day. The scho0ner fyed. Howsii sailed
on ths 18Th for Arroyo, 70 load sugar. for BAL.
ttm0fe.
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ID "a AAAhoR IN NEW YoKK-- Money Or
y, - :. ''@'eigh n. @ Rs9istey says;
s@i lfo,,H - sen leIaan, who has recently
ieeeat ,., se" xofk, reports that Seward,
Itsss ana ana ,s1l sisil 70 that city. informed the
esrlss i1Asf capitalists that they mugt
''t5ulasr, - l4onsy or their blood TO the
.:ag s t'oaa~-iaas there wag no use Ia
/ saete,.a.aa a.l''ts~-thst the simple aues,.ou
Bout hlooel ale Government can gel money
[sslmins,sa Ihe Babboon oespotisu fs
|'eal.rs sss,ahs ~ ,s to The height u the birLsst
setas Ia sps ' French Rsvoiutisn. BssIiies
ses -s ~. worth, " teisss ds eeeA1s'' ars
Eae iaieh, ysIsm OF espionage, which
stta. 'sat sa. nave enyisd, is in Opera tion.
r. slhs MPas is suspended. and soon, no
vii rsiaa = .a,la-a,s D.ught.r," ioa quito.
fsss nass .ss asd lower her bloody Aands on
|tgy l,rs.ss And ali this goes on ID Z
tsif, 6ai ai,ak s,sk act only 70 claim liberty
10 septa' ''ss'paaSs' " ms
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FROM NORFOLK.

Snrmi.es about The pesti-atioa oftHe Fferai Fleet,
sFiring again H,trf-7hs Mails bitneea Richmond
and Norfolk-Heary Railroad 3asiness-No5fo,k
Markets Sc.
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FROM CAMP CESTREyiLLE.

Tie Seueath Alabama Rrigade and FTftess,b Psei
mens-Reporfed AdraBce of The Easny-P Pcadi
ness IF oar Soldiers to mest the Enersy-7 7mproreo
sHea'ts Of The Camp, &c
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4 0sa. Halloek, y, S. Army, took pas6Ass
fUa ban rranctcoo 50 tho steamer OF The MtA
Inst. And Will - II Wssh!ussoa ia TVS
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" MANA GAP RAILROAD COM
-, PANY.-Ths annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of The Mansssa Gap Railroad Company will
be bel in the t'wn Of Woodstock, county OF she
nandoah, on the third THURSDAY ia November
being the 81 day of the month In accordance with
the resolution OF the Stockholders
DANIEL MORGAN,
oc 3l--tlistNs Assistant Treasurer
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snow isll II Trey, n. York, On Thursday
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" MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
- The Annual Course of LECTURES will
commence On MONDAY, November 4rh, a: IL
o'clock l.. s. JOYNES, M. d,
oe JI-4t Dean Of the Faculty.
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D. BAKER r. LEE is 8 candidate 20 repre-
S~S sent the cit e. Of Rchmead snd WilaInabprc
and tha counties of Hanover, Hearico Charles
City, James City, New Kent, York, Warwick, al
Elizabeth City, in the Cousres of the Confsderate
States no 2-tt
". LIEUT.. w H. CASKIE, of Msryes Bat
- tery, IS In the city, and viii ;oE his con psny
in a few Gays. Persons wishing 10 serd letters or
articles, 70 friends in the HaIanden Artillery will
have them ant TO his reside nce corner OF 4ih aud
Franklin streets, by TUESDAY next
i--3tk
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LOUISIANA DEPOT. a.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. " 1861.
~, THE UNDERSIGNED hav.ag been sta
~ toned In Richmond for the purpose of receiv
ing and forwarding all goods sent from :hesase OF
Louisisna to her troops in Virginia, aud having
also been appointed by the Relief Com l.ittee OF
New Orleans their sgen; to receive all goods sent
through them, has taken the front reon, OF the
house occupied by Hector Davis, on Franklin st ,
ard can at al tunes be found there by persons hav
ing business with him.
JOHN II. MACKENSIE
Quartsrmsster and Forwa ar,iing Agent for Lou.s,
ana Troops IN Virginia cc aa--Im
IL. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--,yrsyel
~ ers going South will observe thai the 4 81.
FEKNooA TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG lesvas
this eity ut THREE r. 81. instead ~ four ns far
a"rtv i"e e8--lmt 7. III. WYHNE. Hupt
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r OST-WaTCH AND CHAIN II OFT on
4 Main or 9Th street GOLD WATCH ard
i1HAlN. The finder will be Nhersly rewsrded
Y leaving The same ct the store Of
no 1-3t* SPENCE j. CAREY
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I, s N (. IL wita mr. COWS about the ct OF sep
1 J teas er, small red buffslo COW, ri.L scnae
Llit IS Lcr Tle owner viii p,s oocl.
tgwafl. prove properly. pay ehargrs ald taks her
way Mi.s ! II = UD,
~ i--3.< co Msin OF bet. 14S and 23d
ZEN DOLLARS REWARDWill III bs paid
I Ior tno delivery, q. .ny r'st4e Ace. OF pale
grd ~ ~ AI1u AiCT with STAR In Dar i0TeSs Nd
Had broad aeatler collar oa her necA when abe
straw I'll. In nleTpit from zach ear.
Il. DIERELI.
o. 2e---7tf CTner lat sr1 y siE ssvssss.
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lost sTRAYEHs, ke.

7 OSr-I.ss. evening willie attending Captain
With Ssdcle Bride. and Hs'tsr Said Hofss
blond hay, s'ort and tbiek set, agd wsile In
notion carried his tail ta aide. A suitable
ward will be psd FOR bis 6aiysry to NE, at the
nec of Leigh and 9th streets
AR BrTRwEIL.>
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I OST-nn the 3oth ult plain q ID B3 CE-
\ j LET. with n small blue eesmeleh cross. THIS
,sni Is very valuable to the owner PieaAa leave h
Il bis Off o, or Da. DEANF'S,
no y 81 Cor. # 7th and q raca sts.
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YSIFTEEN DOLLARS REwAR A
T TRAVELLING n raarked HxrRY q.
AT" ard wi'h check No. iI0 @ttechei was ls.siy
tsken fr>n 'he earal host In this city. The above
ewsrd viii be paid and NJ questions assr 3D. nron
aturn n. the books and mRuu- -crirts ,he-sin con-
alred /" JOHN STFWAET,
Office on Franklin st., bet. 7tk ard s:b.
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w The highest price paid for
OLD ZikG and LEAD
AT the Cannon Primer and Cartridge Mob Nsau.
astory, on Tobacco Alley, between Maa srd
rankin stresls, mar Exchange Hotel, 6ehmcad,
n ne --l.ys
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When Gen Alcorn marched his troops to
this place il was in the possession OF one of
Abe's serrants, Captain Jackson, who had
troops: but on the approach of our gallant
little band of Mississippians, amounting to
some 500, they made good their escape, and
are now FAR up in the Interior OF the State.
This brigade is eoTnposed OF the first and
third Mississippi regiments, one kentucky
regiment, and some 500 cavalry, mostly Ken
tnck!ans. Within the last week there has
been quite turn out Of Kentucky Tolun-
teers. To-day two companies came into
camp, NUN nbering near a hundred each. Ihey
are quite au acquisition TO our Rum bers.--
The presence OF our troops here has done
great service TO cur carse. Many who have
hitherto held a neutral position, now shoul-
der their muskets and march into camp
The spirit Of true patriotism exhibited by
these noble sons Of Kentucky will inspire
others TO follow their good example, and in u
few weeks we will have an army Of Ken
tHckians that can defy all the Lincoln troops
that can be raised in the State for The next
twelve months. Southern Kentucky Is show
ing 10 the world that the fire OF Indrpendence
still burns on her affairs, and the same patri.
otie spirit that has hitherto moved her peo-
pie In time OF war, now tmpeis them, with an
additional motive, that Of seif-dsfsnes.
AZ ssospgNr At fug sArTLs or FREDERICK.
1ow1.
When the battalion under the command OF
sssJqr Tom brcwa fDana troop Of cavalry
hnddied all tceethers within potnt blank diS.
taacsI - ueAr ln4esd nat Asy ocu9d almost
lsy their hands upon tosm. tho Major gave
tas ward 70 nyt 70 be sttT amsssmert ~