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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-09
uARDwARE AND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
W s. i q. DOMAIN offer for sale the fol
owing Desirable GCUoS, Just received:
~ so dog Fable CUTLERY. low priced.
"A de z. fine Ivory Table and Desert KNIVES
only.
3 do. tine Ivory Table STEFI.S
100 pail carving KNIVES and FORKS
joJ COZ cket kNiFEo. assorted pa terms.
81 dog. Butcher Us taper FILES
ls doz Flat bastard FILES, IL, Ii, IA Inch @
Is d 2 Half aounc Bastard ellis, 10 -, IA
inches.
90 dog. Mill Saw Files, 10 70 ID inches.
10 COO q. D." PERCUSSION APPS.
5000 w >)ker's English
go gros WOOD hCR+ WIS, assorted.
gao pairs SHOVEL and TOEC.s assorted
@o nets Ca and Wagon BOXES.
doz Njppe " REM HE'S.
so doL. Pal ted BtCkEtS
SEQ CKS ard HAND6rS noo-ptx
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SPANISH srxAMER IN pIsTRzss.

The late southeast gale has done consider
able damage on the coast Gait. Reynais I
the Spanish steamer Neustra Sonora de Rag.
IL, arrived here yest-rday from Georgetown.
5 q. His ste mer was from New Yors bounu
o Havans, where she IS In tended Tor Terry
boat, and she has suffered from the late
stormy weather, having been ashore near
Ocracocke, N. g.. and has pat into George
town, S. o., with machinery disabled and
vessel somewhat injured. Her captain In.
forms rs that she - q new and powerful boat
OF three hundred toas. Capt. II. has come
here TO zee after having his vessel properly
repaired, and to consult the Spanish Consul.
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W. RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
~ ASSOCIATION tue members are re
y oc! ez for rehearsal, at the ide.ee OF Mr. q
= Il; lesson.
i, d irable that every member who intends
attending the concert will attend this re 1eaissl
no 9--i.* CHAS. LUNDIN, secy pro ten.
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W. RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL
~ SOCIETY An adj .ufned stat, meeting
of the Seci ~ will be he rEIS EVENIh G., Nov.
9Th, at u o'clock, at Corinth.an Hall Members
are request, to be pupcJuai In their attendance,
al business OF importance ia to be L ansacted
By order of the President.
nos--it VIM. W. WOLFF, Secy
W. THE BETHEL MISSION SABBATH
@~F SCHOOL M cts at the co mr. OF Goth ano
Cary streets. every sUNDAY evening, at half-pss
O'clock THE harvest truly il great. but the la
borers are f.w." JOHN u. K. eLEIGHT,
Lo9-lt Supe in,eudent
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NENTs' UNDER WEI Il
:. Lambs Wool SHIRTS,
Fancy Muslin SHIRTS, "'i'' Linen SHIFTS
L.mss Wool DRAWERS,
white Cotton SOCKS,
Mixed Cotton SOCKS,
Mixed Wool SOCKS,
Just received, and for sal. by
DARRACorr, HARRIS &c CO..
no 'l2 Ma'u s'rset.
u men nsnei LEWIS, " hn has been erapl .y~d
soEc moi tbs past as . hand at IT. Ship Lock.
evils from the Ea tern ST ora of Virginia. b
!, mulssto; shout IS yesls of age; wi lonS black
hair; ID, IN height about & eet ten Inches. All.
Legal reward VIII be paid his deli. cry {, ne, a.
JOSEPH A. HOPKINS,
no S-3t- eper Of the Ship tock.
NTUTlCE.--As II seems 70 be the " sh Of the
IN aataorites 10 suppress the iss ne n cisculs
fion OF small notes, 9 Q Vtrai Ia Savings b nh
VII cease trtir issue Il ON this date, aud hereby
give notice to hoderA that they will pleased Oh
app icatioD. 20 DEAN their not At their ai-e.
ths Ut re 81 Me- ara. Spenee 4 Gary, No y Maip
stre-f. Office hours from 9 A n tosPM
no 9-ts T. b. eTARK. Treasures.
u between 9Th ana VIM g. ucx's, en- tr Ok
Avenue, q BREAS rPlN, wi b y Eksn ., on enc
i aud Cameo on the other. Thu Under VII ss
suitably rewarded b. ies~ing II 81 tho DIP latch
sa.s,. Il i. pss ssfy A'sA'y-n being my aa'
HDQ' rs MOuNI'D CITY GUARD,
RiouMoSp, Nov. S,h. no. )
A TTENTION.-TAsss win BE- called e%t
"a in9 VI the C~mpaay. at Msssrs. Deniop Mon
cnTs & Go = Oh ., On MONDAY EVENING, NIB
., tsod. BY osdsr Of Ma. !. J. WIRIH.
no 9--Qs. L. p. ELLIS. o. 8.
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'AruR, Az mosNlNc.......Nuy .. lss |.


CxsxwAt. FREaosr.---The career Of Gene
rial Fremont has been brief and brilliant. We
ventarsd ~ express the opinion. when he rose
With a rocket like glare over the - Department
&c the Miesocri," that he would come down
The stick. lie has done better than we ex
pec,ed. He has won no grand victories, it h
true. hu. be- has exhibited the touching specsa-
Gle Of apatrict yielding TO temptation, and per.
hitting his pockets 10 be filed At the expense
Of his reputation. If Fremont had chosen to
pcrsue the vulgar path Of military glory, he
would probably now be in the possession of
0~n Price. or transferred 10 an apartment, in
k'chmond tobacco factory. Bnt he abstained
with ccmiaepdsble discretion, from every act
which could imperil his person or his fame,
and con'ented himself with pursuing Federal
dacais, instead dragged Confederates. The ex.
tentofhis financial achievements will not proba.
bly, De fully known before the close Of the war.
We think IL likely that be has mulcted the
Lincoln cxchequer to the tune Of several mil.
boas, and thus more than fulfilled the expec-
iaiion Of bis friends. We feel grateful H.
Fremont for bic successful speculstions an
oHf 'eSfcs tIdt NC 1ae 20 eapu betQ Will
drawn from q career Of usefulness to on,
cruniry. We bad hoped tha. his intuenc
would prove strong enough to sustain him il
. r 'sition where, by his Abolition and contis
eating proc.ivitics, aud bis mastery depletion
pf the Federal treasury, he has rendered in
calcnlable ser, ice 20 the Confederate causs
ss q native Of Virginia, we felt proud Q.
Fremont. and hoped be would 30 spared to
d-non-tra,s that In every department Of hu.
rnsn enterprises the Old Don,iniaa can surpass
al composition Having produced in Scot
the gro test 90 ward in he world" we indulges
pIesing anticipation that Virginia coula
,lAim In Fremont such q eapper aud miner o.
apublic treasury a. mankind had never seen
Virginia never gives birth TO ordinary publ
characters. They are like the prophets fgs
thu good, very good. and the bad, very bad
frcnvnt owes IL TO his native State not t.
retire altogether from political Affairs LIE
ham set up I'M independent, monarchy in til.
West, With Jessie as Lieutenant Genera,
Now 10 the time TO strike bold blow for i'm
mortality aud found dynasty, around whici
the foreign element in Missouri, and all o;he
admirers Of Legitimacy will rally as one man
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tNJ A Mt ED IT o THE PRESIDENT
w AND Off. Frs OF THE VARIOUS
IN THE GOXERNMEN
OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.-a
LlEU TENANr, w.o-h'.s hes n In &c i've servcs
the neld, in al ALsbsm ma regiment, for the last
six months b ing SO afflicted that hs medical I'D.
sisers ana Surgeon # 'ha regiment. recomme No
i'm ID forsak@ the csmp--cur ng this winter, st
ieat-desires employment: (not cffco} In the service
OF the eous ern Lonfe lesscy. Posi- I N innate
iaj; War Drprtment pfeferra". Location, Any
wa from tie Pc oaac to tbs Rio Graz de; Soutd-
lafitu.e prete ted Remune. atom i'm mater 81
Ihough poor. Employment, not profit, - ns ID
jet Any required refe encP, as TO ehaTset n
qualitc tloH, gwen hope g DepsrtID. wiz
pass this b. unnoti ed Ad less "LIEUTEN-
ANT At tie nis1s.ch office. no g. Ia
w HIRE,
"A good cclored
For the officers naess In troop stationed near Gen
;reSils. Apply, for three day 81
Mise NICHoLSON'a,
no. -lts Corner ga and b sts.
WASrED--tG;oF N. s.,s,ps rsar'
q Az ENER,
20 take the entire management OF sp,tll
MARKET GARDEN
n ar Tire city. Address "sox oo7," Ri,hmond 2
y " tn references no 9-3.*
Wv MOULDERS WANTED.
Steady employment and good Wages will be given
fJr ten coed MOULUERS. to work at the Cos
port Navy y ard Apply to
Capt GEORGE MINOR,
Bureau of Ord aed Hog
no 9-2w Mechanic Hal No. g.
1Ny a n 7 & D :
Wv CARPENTERS,
CABINET. MAKERS,
And CHAIR MAKERS.
Apply to
r. c. HOWE,
no 9--stE Governor ST.
IA; ANTkD--A BUGLER.-A competent
wv BU0LER VIII bs armed and equipped,
and receive doubis wages. Apply TO Lieut.. W
Il. FORBES, "f Adams Troop. Mississippi al
r., at Yancay q harrsons, Main street. Kichmo nd
no g-lt
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w a. HOR SE
We wish to putehass for sr Artillery Officer a
good RIDING HORSE Apply st oics to
9-2s GUDD y &. APPt Rs OIS.
w AETED-Four WAaONERS Apply tn
w Llsur. W 81 FORBES of Adams Troop g.
Mississippi Cavalry, at Ysncey & Harrisons, lain
SIT, ct Richmond. no9-It#
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ntlery, (Mobile Continentals.) died at ten
O'Clock inns morning, at the Ladies Hospital,
from the effects OF u wound received at the
battle OF Saut, Rosa, on the morning of thu
18th lust During his illness, he rec iyed all
,he attention that friendship and kindness
could minister.
lsrRRBsrIse sEkvIsEs.
Rev. John A. cMannrr, wing an accoun
Of u visit TO the camp of the Sixth North Ca
rolina Regiment of State troops on the Pot :
mac, In the Hillsborongh IN. o. Recorder,
thus speaks Of the religious services in the
camp and the baptism Of Colonel W. d. Pen.
den, commandment Of the regiment, BY Rev.
A. r. Porter. Rector Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion at Charls ston and Char.
lain In the Confederate Army:
The Colonel presented himself before the
minister with Msjor Benjamin Aliston. of
south Carolina, commanding the Fourth
ALABAMA Regiment, and capt in stephen D.
Lee, Washington ARTILLERY, Hampton,s LIE.
gion, by his right 81, Q AZ wftness+r. Having
responded In a clear voice 10 all the ouestions
asked, he kneit down At the feet OF the m ini-
ter, with his hands folded on his breast his
eyes swimming with tsars, and BY Holy Ban
tsm, I'm presence Of bits hegiment,) made An
God. ~ 80
Unjust leave It for your res eiers 10 iudse
OF that impressive scene. Trnly. aid the
minister say, There u JOY In the presence Of
the holy aagels over one SINNER that repent.
etn: We felt its force And Its power, when
We looked round and saw Il whole feeiment
In teArs, ana Its noble leader putting an ne
whole arnaor OF Christ, that thus doubiy
Clad No might lead the,l TO vtctory over their
last enemy"
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OkSOhISLAS
SINGING AND DANCING.
%Tickets Is cents. Reserved seats 30 cts.
~ Doors open at o'clock comisencs ct y
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Al " IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
REBEL ACCOUNTS,

We have Pensaco a and Montgomery pspers con-
tanning accounts Of the fght all in the sra South
ern vein. We quote specimen paragraphs:
The victory it appears, is complete for the Con.
federaer and perfectly satisfactory TO our forces
Our loss in yuriously estimated at from Oto 30 in
killed and wounded.
We cannot stgic positively the loss on either side,
bnt the boys say tacy left the ground pretty we'll
spottod with them. They brought fifteen Yankees
over yesterday, and hold them M prisoners VI war
A piece of Billy's flag can be seen at cur office,
kindly PRESENTED 10 us by Sergeant Reos Of the 5th
Georgia Regiment who might have been seen yester-
day morning leading a large live Yankee through
hi, city.
We learn that the cowardIy and brutal beasts Of
Wilson's co Dmai return cd TO the batle field after
uur men had left jand murdered the wounded mrn
left on tie field Their every act goes to show that
we are iigb,iag base aud tuSilanimous pack, ,
whose rotten aud eowagdy principles prompt III, IN
10 any asls ofmeanneys aud cowArdice. How craven-
heated must Lave beeu the wretch who gave the
order icr the murder OF q wounded aud helpl a.
eiem,. a lrt God will certainly visit upon them
iust aud teriule retribution.
: And here We may adnonsi our cirizas to be on
the alert Every man and boy in tho city, old
enough 10 bear arms, should be well armed, aud use
every prccauiion 20 prevent a surprise by the in
ftmuus horde. Those who have been wach'ul
should be doubly so now. The enemy il Il mean one,
and " III tuke any unrincirled advantage Of us.
Watch watch Action action
We lean from lieutenant who Was IN the hght
on Santa Rosa Island, a,d who passed through tie
cts tLIs orfng, thst the slaughter OF The Federals
was rible in tue extreme. lie says the Conied'
ernies wen. over with bowie-knives aud Ii'tol'
ouly, completely surrounded billy Wilson 3 cut
threats, ana then made charge on them, Xii bs
them ns they came 10 them, and shoYink 10 quar-
Ter. He .ays Il was the most awful sight ever VII
be.,ed thai it il impossitls TO tell how M ny Of ne
Yankees were killed; That our men woe cert III
mark 20 AS TO di tiugpirh Themselves IN The dark
th,i t'ev continued The iivit l'nrl' blow "'n "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
THE REBEL FlZZsG AZ NEW
ORLEANS.

An attack was made on the night Of the lsth inst,
on the United States feet lying ~ anchor near the
south-W Pass by the ret o. fleet consisting of Elk
pua.boals the battering ram Manassas, and large
number OF fre-sbips which filed the RIVER from
shore TO shore.
Tic unned States feet consisted Of tho United
States steamers Richmond, Huntsville, Water Witch,
sloops-oi-war Prebie and Nincennes, and storesaip
late slAver) Nightingale. The leet, when attacked,
was at anchor inside of Southwest pms, TO protect
the bate ier in process of erection 70 command tie
mouths OF tie mississippi. The ram Manassas came
down uid diiEed foul of tho Rlchmond. starting a
couple ct paukp IN her qu.r'sr pra STERN. do'rr lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
CIR CoNTIvgNrAL,
THE BROWN AND BRAGG CORRESPOND

The following correspondence has been made
public by Gen. Bragg:
HElpouANrERs DkPAKrgHNr % FLoRiDA,}
FoAT PICKESs, Oct. p 1907. )
SIR: observe this morning Tor ne mt nme q
yellow flag hosted over large building directly 10
front of my bateriss aso understand hat officers
wives ana children ia the neighbolng buildings.
do no! make war the Sick women, or children.
TIE bulldogs will necessarily be exposed to my
fire should hers be bOnbardmeLt, and they are
Leri,es subject under this flag 20 be used as pro-
terion 10 any of your troops that may take shelter
behind or before them.
therefore ave YOU this Iotice-that the sick
wcuon. ana children may be removed, so that il
fired on the responsibility may rest where IL belongs.
' SIsR styBS RG GS' c SSf'i ccn 'snssa
Brig Gen. BR.xrOS BsAGG, Commanding troops near
HKIDarsRrERs Taoors C. g.. near Pensaeo a, Fla,
Oct 10, 1861 !
SIR: received late last night your communication
Of that date with profound asouishwent. The build
ing on which you had or the frs. time observed the
yellow h.g has been we'll known TO you and TO ali
your coIntnsbd, IA well TO the u y Navy, as the
military hospital OF this station and you could not
help knowing that 1t is now used for that purpose.
Dealing with one who had been an old brother
soldier OF high reputation, bad hoped that our in
tercouise and conduct in the hostile attitude in whet
we are placed would be marked by all the couresies
and amenities of civilized warfare. But u seems
from your communication that you claim the right TO
Admit tits principle, and revert 10 state of bur.
barism. The sick, the women and children, and
prisoners mus, become OF jects Of vengeance, the
wi tie flag must be abolished, Beauty and Booty
" Rsve and Raj inc, must follow in the track of "a
victorious commander. decline your invitation to
make these the subjects OF war;
Your hospital hns has been and shall be respected.
In the affair OF tuesday night, your hospital, with
is inmates, in our possession for at least one
hour, ana M far as learn, my orders TO scrupu-
lously respect both were rigidly enforced.
Our hospital and the two adjacent buildings oocu-
pied by medical officers will costume 10 be used for
!, giimn purposes. Nothing has or will be doue
TO attrat your fire. ii, uuder these circumstances
you should put your threat ito execution, Which
would only be in accordance with the acta of some
Of your brother commanders, OF little experience in
the custom VI war, l shall take care that the fact
.hall be made knswn that II may receive as IL VIII
deserve, the exrcration OF the civilized world.
have tue Loaor ~ be your oheden, ,ervent
is,gLeN BRANDON baAGG,
Msor-Gen. C0mmardnS.
Col HARVEY BRows Commanding United sseee ioiets ~
~. Fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
FROM KEY WEST.
Important seizure-Traitors Exposed The
Right Man in the Right Piace--Ns end
Of the Rebellion 81 the Rebel Chiefs e.
eape punishment, &c.
correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
Key WEST, Oct, 81, 1861.
The arrival Of the United States steamship Key
stone State, commander 6. II. Scott, the morning
Of the Nth inst, with the prize steamship VI. s.
Perry in tow, thrilled the hearts of the patriotic eiti-
zens of the " Key of the Cuff" bnt was towering
cloud upon the hearts of the unholy band OF traitors
who have plotted treason aud acted treason since
Forda passed Der secession ordinance toho present
time. and ma what il called martial law, ne.
cessity in Key West.
Tho Perry, until recently the Salvor, was owned
in Tampa, Florida, by Caps James Mckay. She was
IN Key West wben Flag. iicer Meryine Proclaimed
The blockade Of the Cult ports, and by his order was
detained here. For some reason she was taken IN
,narge by the QuitermmsteF's Department o. me
military divisions OF Key West, and made one or Two
Tin, 10 Torugas and Fon pickens. just before the
expi,,li n of the time limited Tor the Presidents
proclamation Of August 40 to take effect, Capt. Me-
Kay by he ,d of tnc Quarterma-'er at this LIZ
p, ~ 20 c--1-- Cay I..1 ti.o csivOr en-"
t,!ares 70 raysus, Ni,Aga! himself sasias ;hs -
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NOT a MAN WOUNDED.
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NOT A LIFE LOST IN OUR SQUADRON
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NOT A VESSEL SUNK OR LOST
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THE Ram GETS foul OF THE RICHMOND
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BatteriDg Ram, GuntOatS aid Fire-ShipS.
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The Attack on the BlockadiDg Vessels
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HoLLINs's RAM AND FIaE-sHIPs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

THE REBELS UTTERLY ROUTED.
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The Rebel FizzlC at New.0rleans.
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Twenty-Five Dead Five Wounded and 80
Prisoners Left on The Island.

Union Loss 10 Killed, 81 Wounded, and
II Prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
CHEERING NEWS FROM TIE GULF.
--latest from Santa Rosa and the
mississippi.
The Rebel Forces Repulsed by Col.
WILSON'S Zouaves.

THEY ADMIT A LOSS OF $50 MEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE GULF.
--latest from Santa Rosa and the
mississippi.
The Rebel Forces Repulsed by Col.
WILSON'S Zouaves.
THEY ADMIT A LOSS OF $50 MEN.
Twenty-Five Dead, Five Wounded and 80
Prisoners Left on The Island.
Union Loss 10 Killed, 81 Wounded, and
II Prisoners.
THE REBELS UTTERLY ROUTED.
The Rebel FizzlC at New Orleans.
H0LLINs's RAM AND TIaE-sHIPs
The Attack on the BloCkadiDg Vessels
BatteriDg Ram, GuntOatS ard Fire Ships.
NOT A LIFE LOST IN OUR SQUADRON.
NOT a MAN WOUNDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

Col HARVEY BRowS Commanding United sse'es ioie's
Tho state OF Florida, fort PigAens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

William Wiisor, o 0Bel.
John Creighton Lirsiensul Colonel
william Newly, Msior.
Jane. !. Ncsry, AdJltsnt.
Pc. Pcsse, S4IseOu.
~ T.. Bradley. Qrsrtermss,ef.
Or 81. Nah Chaplaib.
CompsnY Al. W B1G9ess, Cspta'r.
CoupAuy B--A. T. WHITLEY Captain.
COMPANY c. ----- Hazel inc CtptAIn.
COMPANY DIP Dury, CtPtsio.
Compuny I'll. Dguainc, C,PiIln.
Company IA. Norman. Captain.
Cou4l.uy g. Dubie. Czpisir.
COMPANY IL - li-nb,fi. CAythia.
Company -. n. McC5mi,s Csp:sia.
Company K-IIenrJ l.. horl.ls, Csp;sln.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

"Nor CoNrRABASD." by the steamer
Omaha, which arrived at our port 90 San.
day night last, Fredrickson L Jackson re-
ceived a large lot of goods, and among the
lot was one box thai was ''nos on the
bills" After opening several boxes, they
came to one package which should have
been easimeyes, bat lol and heholds j.
contained nothing but ola rags, bricks,
and sawed railroad wood. The box orig
inally invoieed at New York, at over six
hanisRd dollars. We de not know v Ao
the ngoak,' il on this time, bat suppose
Il must be on the "conirabana." .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16


- 1t 10 said that emigration from New
York to Europe, especially back 10 LrslandI
is extremely large. Cause-our civil war.
In MoUKSrxG.-Mrs. Swisshelm's paper
ia IN mourning for the reversal Of Pre-
mont's proclamation.
CANADA ARMiSo.-They are forming full
rife companies in Canada, and the Toron
to Leader calls for some 10000 more
British regulars before winter sets in.
- The fall r&urns Of the late cleo
ton in Maine, foot up: Washburne, ST.
AS ; Jameson, 2l,ll9; Dana, 1880
TVashbarns's majority Is, 993. r.>s
e A committee Of practical meehan
les hayerepotsea thas the late railroad &C
cident which proved so disastrous to Col.
Turohin's regiment Was caused By brok-
en- rail.
~ Landlords in New York city, are
granting a heavy reduction Of rents. The
81 900 stores are to-day quoted at s., OOO
and the $500 residences are reduced to
$500.
DRAFrryG.-It is reported that govern
ment will soon have 10 resort to the sys-
tenn Of drafting in this and other States,
and that the process viii Rrst be eolnmenc-
ed in those counties which have furnished
no troops BY voluntary enlistment
Green Bay Press, His.
EE Gen. Bienker, the brave command
en- Of the New YORK troops south Of W&ah-
ington, has been confined to his tent with
fever for the past week.
- The New York Irish Brigade made
up OF the sons of Emerald Isle, is fast fill
ing up. TITS expected that General Shields
who was one of the bsssest mes, in the
Mexican War, will have the command
The brigade is to number 5000.
~ Orders have been issued to make
preparations for receiving political prfs-
5rers as George Island, in tAse Harhor oi
Boston. Fogt Lafayette ia probably near
| " full.
| - Rev.e a. skinnsr, p. D., : uss-
versaliss clergyman Of great prominence
very widely known at the East and West
died at hRpervilfe, Illinois, Wednesday
night. ....,-.~. ...-..-
T The Pension Bureau has already
| placed on pension roll the names OF mum
/ be Of ahase Who bare hsaA wounded il
| the late battles, -.a.. ....-.....~~s
ExRxKT Woop- CurTEas.-It ID states
i sdst aimee tbs Third Michigan Regimen
has bean easamped On the osieE aide o
cha Potomac, saey hare cleared : theas
| and acres Of ground. ~
TaAx's REoar.e- Coz. Curtin Of Pa
| forbias Nil salissmsnfs ID ahss state 70
rsgiaanss being raised oal Il - saatt
luusil Inc govsrnnenl reinees y fscav
! ifurshsr nd from peans ylsansa. Thia
right; for il drafting has to be resorte
to ia order TO raise 500, 900 troopss sae
, State shcufd have credit FOR il eva 70
! idsags. 81
g Anpng The candidates named 4
the Vice Presidency Of the Southern Coz
fsderacv, are John g. Breckenridge, !
kmtackf; JOHN Bal, Of Iennesassi Ga
b r. jackson, sx. 6overnos Of hissourE y
Asssra. Rises, Preston and Maaaas OF VI
ginia.
"a 80 Govsvamsaa has purchased :
1. clipper bailt ship, Grey Eagle, one Of
i fastest vessels Of Philadelphia, for bloc
Is aiding purposes. She i % Be cited up
). once, and will soon 20 inso service >
In was built % Balsimors-