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1 Z sdT-B4I TIN ORE, D-sH s-s
JFlIIIs INaTIFUTI0E. rs NON IN iEIIE MOST
i prosperous and hourishtng e9ndil tNice . en'
gen apartments for the accommodation OF thf1a
efeaiinsl nuTnbeFs 81 students rePFfepdnE nearly
sISsfy no,e se = me 5S Of do most aud
oeafeds buildings IN tie city 9he roSnis-
c6nmodibusly htrargsdi spaeinpH and elegantly
The adySntsgss and iaeities otertd to Young
men desiring to qualify themselves propatly for the
vdri0us duties Of the Counting Rooms or 70 Obtain
unsurpassed In any particular By any Similar ettab-
liEhfhent III tho Tinted StHtcS. bia ,ihp-tl
= .l3liI LttiEEIFACULrE iIuCI =
Prineipai-Lscturero on the Science Of 4eeednts Com
. so h!l inette, Business CTstotnsy etc. 10
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice q
o. ,-r,,,, and Commercial Calculations,
~ ~ 1T. z II II. DAVIES l,.5ii -.sIT
10 III Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping. III.
adj cJrf ideifN.lC.J Johnson MT u E.tEa
Professor of Business and Ornamental Penfhanshipr
IN n. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,. 80 ss.slz
T5t+sH ts4;Leotursr on Mercantile Lnw.iHE
/! Goa REyg s. EEATES REESE. D. De- as, q,
10 inns Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
I. TRUSTEES:
Hon. 4iiSs Swami, VIM. HGKeighleT, Esq,s I;
Jacob Trust, ESQ = VIM. Kpabe, Esq,
This College Is provided With Coplmsrelal Library
OF standard Works, expressly for the use Of the stu
zach Student has adf'Rsto hiRtelf and Is sepa-
Thsrs Being 10 taea.i6n ttFihg me year. STUDENT.
Thetme USUALLY toeonPls full course,
IRON Sis s9 n L drAd6Stssg
large and Beautifully Ornamental ioirrRlnrs COM
timing upwards DISK QrAEE REET, representngt
Exterior aud IIt0rioT View Of the College, various
dss% Sn2nshiP Ss ssnt HS man iI
particulars address , Z Dan 20 Z. K.LOSIEki. 4
BaltiPtore Ia. :
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4N.AoT 20 pToSids Sor the payment Of the militia
and volunteers called into the service Of the Eni
r.itsd st5fl1g from the tine they oAod into
service t6fh6 fbirtetb day % June, eighteen hnu-
drsd aud sixty-one. 8'tT
Be It saaeted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
bsntatlYe5 Of the Unifot StSteS Of America In Con-
Ersll Aslsmbled, That there b and hardy = aPPIo-
Pfiattd, out o. dhy n6hey in tho Trendry not oth-
orEiss appropriated the spm OF five millions Nsreu
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, 80 mbeit
theTU5f may - h.es-aIys n enable the Govern.
ment 70 nay the militia and ynlnntsers called into
~ services * the UhA4 stlfe[ bgi6S2 ~ b9dltlonal
amount required for the fiscal ear tniing ynne
tbiFtIsth, eighteen hundred nnd aiGty-ono. iE=a
Approved, Jply 10, lB8l, 80
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and wheel
-inp Rail Road,

ing Kali hoflGy ~
hEAHsb MIR MOI II Jun 1etls lssl; Pas.
" sengeF Trains win leave Bridgeport Is follows
Sundays exceptedJ ssl
ll:oa p ei5ns siSsiO 0T;s
euD6 brEAeyellnd4t SO 1t 4iigo . .ISyl4 ~
-tious, -afrIyes ut Pittsburgh at $50 7. Nj
ses p ~ Fsst Express Train, only at Stem
- -, hehEipe, YelloY Cyee ellsyllle and RIO.
~ a. the River pEiso4 9n ~ ~ a,. on
- - stations on Main Lines arrives AZ Fits
-.s bpGEh, # 1885 r NJ and ~ az
: l0=3p.As III 4. a. sifpgssilif .t...s 70
L gdiRBpJJRN4|G TRAINS. 3da
Leave eiETeiahti at s:tS AZ ". Hnd 500 Ar
rs4sBEidgrpcgtH 4e 2; stg9He ssel 4; A. n. =,
taInP ST. Arrive ~ Bfidgspoft At 500 A; ny,
4; NJ and 9:2o +, y ;5i.1: s.nii .3l;.s5ias
&c qpne c1lORslaFe made MS f'e41eSS sslt
A. pittsburgh with rsnnsylsanIa R. N. fr Harris
q salIifaIf hn%k Baltimore " ashillgton, PhilA-
deinhia, New.YOFk Hnt,Bbst1u. adn
CIct elEnd with! : Iclegt x: ior san an;
b. Oh - ss=li points iH the NoeTH RtsI With
Detroit steamers for Detrdit- jackson,
i!ai1is III Chieag6 aud the NORTH wIsT. With
l51 ID t7r CteEeiAndsG Erie j. iR. for Erie, Dunn
B3a tl5sH kirk; Iudal0i And Niagara Pals. With
szI sesH1t arClsxAlaTid cOluInGus & Cincinnati for
Crestne, Delaware, Columbus and
--..rEinctpnatk2 LsfL CI,1 I z-.T Aun
Al Hudson with 1he o. 4. q @. TlsR. Tor Cnyahoga
E5II hEGAi Calls 4|iFshl Nt 1stsburgh and Woes
At Alliance viii n IT. VIE o.iER4d6B
EiiG baGi stRssIli9s9s, yeoa.sI salem' Enon' %.
At stcubenvile with r 9. q G. Line and srIIAIR
with C. o. %. R.R for Zfnestiflc, New
45SiH hGEif Eafk, CdtIfdla4 eSenia. Dayton. 1ndi-
7 annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville,
UT ss=itsSGii. ST J6sePi5Gndcdl points
,E4;cF +F,r--s 2 Ntst and South West. n 80
Excateioh kets toll sburs and return So Ib
= PARE NluNys q ls' and ting much gH1eeer than
/ fhrdbEt TiGRsfs to an patrIEIn the West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Watrr
strg8JhOSt do6f to SpriGg House, wheeling. VA, and
II at Bridgeport StatiopAa-s - 1.fe,fE
II Freight cdntrtcts viii be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and It's
e fsT SSESEi tPT9Elt Agent at Bridge
I port Station. n. HAMILTON. Agent,
| UT ,s2tflI TNqhueiinE, Va. .
EIi1 bH6iEeA az I'll I'D Bridgeport. o.
al. y. 3IccULLoUG Z. PRESIDENT In NJ 20.
/ lR.R MYERS, Gent Ticket sAE,t d .zaaii Jel2
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.5y fRrsSssassasl
An ACT to refund and remit the duties on arms IN.
ported BY statel-
Bsstf snAetod 81 ths sstel tsaEA Houso Of Repre-
s-ntafvSs Of the Uniied stato1 Of America a Gu.
RrSs Assembled, That the seerStRry Of the Ilesury
Az IS +: 4! S.; s! Il: i! &: SIS 81
q Nay last or which may be imported besoro tbs
Afst day Of January next, BY or for the account o.
any State; Provided. the Secretary Of the TrglInLy
ShaI b Balis3sd thkt ths aid 8f1a afe futane IN
good hlths FOE the uH3 Of the troop Of any STATE
which ia o. may b engaged 81 aiding 70 suppFess
the iriafTsSito1 hoS- ezissias akhihSt the cnited
BtatsSy go
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BuliouslDisorderE-L tXsE Complaints.
= M TIIaa LDr IITodOre BeItikf Vs1e JERK City.
Not only arc Your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose as an hperient, but find their beneficial ei
iects ftipbn the Liver very marked Indeed. They
have inimy ipTactiue proved more e1eetuRl for the
euro of li0us ieqplp than any one remedy
can mention, sincerely rejoice that We have at
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8, s.. !. - AS.2l-E + S. S.
GtAPHARTICi PILLS

- g-rH
"a III! YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND CoNIPEAININGi
"a Are Jpuout.of order, with your LqeInnS.
ed. and -ySur feelings uncomfortable these symp-
toms are often tile prelude to serious iinessg Some
1T Of sickuessis creepilggupqn y9ii ana shoni9 Se
5yeTfed IN h timely use OF the right remedy Tako
kyefs pfs and cleanse ont tie hunors-
btfrify1he biDodH and the on nnob-
strueted lin btalth again, They stinn9te lhe Infe
lions OF lie body Into Vigorous purify inc
s2sfefn Nom tile switch make sdsease-
Aicoli sGttlhs someyhe ere In the dREtruets
It's natural fnnctiops- These, IL ngtreleTed react
mon themselves anil tile SURROUNDING ofeHns; pro
itfcihg general aEgfhT at5hi stfefingi rf Idsease
Whie irithls condition, oppressed by the psrange-
mets. take Ayers pills, and zee how they
restore lie nainfal action OF te systep and withit
ii6yAnts Feeling ofHG6lh RgRine cWft.is true
and 40 nuparnnt in5thiS trivial and eemnon COM
plant fs also tEue Jimmy ottheI deprecated and
dangerous distenpers: The same purgntlSe eject
exfels them Cansed by similar olstTuciians and
arrangements Of thGnAtUfhl tnnetiQiIS q ke BODY,
they arc ny, md manyof them STelg. cured by
The same tneans Nome who know. tile virtues OF
these Pills will neglect to employ tliem When suffer-
ing FROM the disorders they chrGT .s1lk no
h. Statemants from leading some oil Tie
principal cities, and from other well kpYwp public
fbefiens IA tousiiiuI> q III "a ti'tttd
From FortSafdin9 Jrtie5aat Of s.! ~ Otds,
20 :.2'@f7i d Flo. a, 1856. el'AaA
r. M Arms Y6nt pills arg the pdfagon, 81 all that Is
great in medieue.C They hve cured my edangh-
ter of DlceTegFYOres upon her hands end feet that
hid proved, incnrable. Tor years. Hex mother has
been long Eiev6usls afflicted With bloteiies and PM.
niles on her skin sandhn her hntr, After dr child
was Cured, sho also tried your ant thy nave
cured her. -t ,a ASA MohHh4UHk.
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.5 5ti. .l.1. BALTIMORE . .
Commercial College!
.s1.i3l 1d0 CAT B,n,!s nidtis 90
-COr.BaltiIaOrea and Charles-Sts.

.r.r.1rn. 1ss2.,l --.-i..-. CANINE. 1856!
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Z
b t.Ftu adE lt!,-f THnRELINo. 18th April 1876
bnSaud after the 18th of April. 1851 the passen-
NJ ger Trains VllEbe TnH as folloKslSz- ''''i-
Tie Express Train leaves Wheeling! daily except
Sundays at enwood at 1920 a. NJ. arriv-
Ing In Baltimore at 440 Ans connecting with tho
Express train for Philadelphia, Ses York. Boston.
ppdA tho EASTERN cities, leaving at 9;l5 NJ, ar
necifon with the Southern lines for all parts of the
South, This train st0pssSt tho Principal stations
from Iflle6 cling to SnMbgFlnndsl 4SC ~ .,
Returning, leaves baltimore at 3:I5 p. A., and
Washington City az 946; NJ, arriving ut Benwooi
at O. A. VI. and Wheeling at G;a7 A. NJ. making direct
c6nDectiui the Exressttain Tor all parts of tbe
West. Southwest and Northw est This train stops
only for meals and wcSl and water.
Tho Nah TTain leAyesd daily ihcfnding Sundy RS att
6:51 =. M.g RsDwond at 1:25 r. 81 and arrives liz
Baltimore lae a;15 p a.. connecting Ytlthe Mail
tFaiRs IsaEIu Cor Phiiadalpliia New Works Boston,
and all Eastern cities at 4+5 p. NJ arrives Mt MaE
ngton City, p ar cQnneetips VI the Soittll-s
crn for all % the nit ThIstIain stops
on lhaHest end Of the road at Cameron,
MnnninEtdp, Water Station fbirhlont and Grafton.
(. .Heturning, leaves baltimore NJ $50 "A. NJ WRShr
instan City at 1875 4, " md arrives Mt nenwood at
10;1Or II. Ard Wheeling at 1882 r. NJ, connecting
with the train Tor lpartsof the sohthvest
Iest and Northwest This train stopsst the prin-
ejpa1 stations only. - 80 - Z Int. cote
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommadation runs
daily, except Sunday leaving PedmontAt 6i0 AM.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 r. NJ. 60. eSs o
mt
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2If3 5n4 iDEaARFntESF.9I ~ lsESSd9R'

i,.--,,,75 Washiugton, D, c., 18th Feb, 1850.
srR: fiayeised your Pills in my general and hos
tt6l tr7retee ever since thsnfl and cannot
hesitate to say thartic employ
Their regulating action the liver is lgek and de-
cidsd, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for dbfat Clements Of that organ. Indeed have
seldom foundA uaseof 6dliol disadEe obstinate
that II did not readily yield 70 them . !, Ls.y,
.ADtftiE hJ ;1J6 Physician Of l6s Marine Hospital
Dysentery, Diarrhon, Relax, Worms
,f,T99o7 From tD,r.i u 81 Stze,tiqJ 6kiedgo.
Your Bins have hid long and
hold them in estcepi of the best aperients
have yer ionnd., Their ifterntive OBJECT upon the
liver makes them excellent feniedSi when given
fnsmail ddss5 for billi0t& dyssnkTtk and diGTrhod:
Their ,nakss then Isy SSSsPG5le and
Dyspepsia, Imp ar q Of tho Blood.
From. ,l2ep.s III. ,Y.5Z YImes, Pastor ef 3AdreHt
,;r[.,l 49, = Church, Boston. -
DR. AIER; I have used your Pulls with cxtraOrdi'
nary surtess In my family and among those am
chilled 10 visit inistFosS To regulate the organs OF
md the blood they are the very best
remedy have ever known. and lean confidently re-
toFumund thunl!to my tfriendb.:IH 5luin4sm
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i5'i'5 sEsI Q i6fFfcfaI!s PIT
= s.LR1vH OF THEIuKTIEnHIKTEg.
45s51 - fPrsssqrnsaa.h

Rilia8 at ~ Ssrt 1sss,ss Of Ne Thfyty-.S.ssEtl
zfrlzEl EJfCbrt4LaJf
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TOnTHB PUBLIC.

Il Viii stoke my reputation asaIuan, my standing
as merchant Of thirty years residence in the city
Of New York that what pledge and testify to with
my seal. my label. and my Certificate, Is correct aud
lcalpbe relied upon by every ptrslsseI; SagG
practice, should give the preference 70 these articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and ApothC-
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10. ---.. .f- YOURS, W. tIMbS.
wASsGv, w oming Cos n. u, oct: u, 1855.
DzAES A:iI amusing ybpr 9atbariie Pills in my
practice and find them an excellent rurgative 10
cleanse h6 system and s1lT( az Jo4siiaiRs Or ne
Cors ,tpation, Costiyeness, Suppress
hbh, f3reunihtisiny Gout3 lFeuralg in,
hi pHopsS, + PEnFIlytsisi + r. itbs Ft.g!e tei7
From tDT,;J, p. l'dugkn, Montreal, Canada.
~ ,.t Is W. onnS
them eicncious have, they should join ME in
aih 1t for tie Benbht OF tie uhuCitudes who
suffer fropi that complaint, which although bad
epoagh in Itself Is the OF Others that are
v6rse. believe c0irenetstO origDaie ~ the liver,
From Ar5R !sadri. III ytfeiaN and aidSJ1te 5os:oa
y ftid one OF tvs dosss6F yodt Piltt taken al
tho proper tls, are excellent prOuptiTes of the nat
Hrdf sccrei0n when wholly or partially suppressed,
and Nsso very eettuhl to eEe1RSethe Eogach and
nj trqTWE. They are 50 much the best phy6ic We
4 have that ftccommend L6IotReT to my patients.
From The Req. Dr.i IFa,ekssp efsftnilsthOdi't
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As 4 FamIly Physic.

From Dr. E " cIrttuyigLt, Net9 Orleans.
Yout Pills ara the prihke 6f pntgce Their excel
tcnt Qualities ihfpFSS my tatnrtic phssesF They
ton on the bowels which makes them Invaluable to
us n tho dali treatment Of dike4sse! 9tti
Hgadaohe, SICK IIeRdaehe, Foul Sto
% tsgOi Y'isgJlasmnchsu: .4ouI3G
IT,. From DnoE E1u156 boyd, R0ltiBtore.
IL DEEn IRp! AVER; il cannot answer you. tahnt rom
plaints haze citFSi with your Pills better than to
ssY all tqt re ersT trsgt tri a. purdtirS medicine
place great depehente 6h an efeetllAl cathArte IN
my diiIy7cohtelt Will s9sro mud believing rs do
that Yppr riiis Hordqs the best We lnye l9f eOurs'
III uETdaP - tPff4sBURe; Pa.,SIHy l. 1855.
Das ). G. AtER.t SiHt L have been repsieJlly cured
OF tho worst HEADACHE anybody can by dose or
two of Your pills. II seems to arise from foul sto
mach which they eAnse at once. 2ntG9F9
b Yours great respect. u @ ED. "! PRABLE,
-. :, - - Clerk of Steamer, Clarion.
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the heU, OF.l4fdteAteS9 % u
-.EDtseopaI- Church.


tuoti PULASKI HoUSEgShvRDpah GR.,J Jan. g. 1885.
IToSoRED SIR: should he uugrateiut for the RELIEF
your skill Inns brought m6ifIdid not report my case
to you. "A cold settled in my limbs end brought 90
excfueiatinS GhTdlie PAM, which ended in eroaie
rlsRmatiEBtl Notwithstanding 1 had, the best Of
physicians, the disease grew worse and worse until
by The adTie6 Of Your escefiet agent ia Baltimore,
Dr. Xackqpsie, 1tTied your ri u. Their effects were
SLOW, hut sure by perseveting in the use Of them
antE1o'E entirely well. s,sEd9 1df iafFf
}, sEsAzE cuAa;RHR, Baton Rouge, IR-D De- s. 1855
DR., ARA: have been entirely cured. by ycuf
Pills. of RAkaibSatie pahls disease that had
AFFLICTED ppe fpr5 yefars, ats,, VINCENT sLiDELL-
Il. Siest Of the rills IN market contain MeTenr3,
which, although available rsedy In hanss
IS dangerous In public pill, from the dreadful eon'e
quenees that frequently follow its fncautious use
These eontatnzElos- mercury mineral substance
NiiAteFer. gS0 MA adL1sSs4
PFlss az cts PER Box, OF 9 Boxes for d
h. IT,. ,t.t.-...s .Lowe11, Mass.
y For lszais 81 a. door Co, GBdty all Dug
=ghtsr ,uOiias9GnJ 9di 10 s7sel .rspGll-l!TSn
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Bsh sslettd SytAs Senate and House oIRit Ssia
- saii % Sl9asf
51 ssa's 49aa ts g asIistan. pay
HtaSt e a1 t.t ma aad Eatet the pass
ssby Id VA a. Gisiss - teSaS. q DE ssa.to
hsscfsu uily fion tEae g tina
Va s1fhsy han b aee3e1 q ectttq leTVes In thenA
., nSf sEeSaalag thllt5Slx IN saabG.
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f6lesnbSr - & Ia k6tfns eaq or ray be aP-
pII6a "a the pf6TAinns gtthigPet7 and not
tent there's heEnhY TaRiEed Rr "A
Sea. IL. And be Il further snaGte TlEIt
al rthoi expenses that may attend tsi execution Of
ttsaGh thesuIn Of 400 HRdrSd thousand doll o.
% much thsTsof - ulAyrb 10 necessATy. be Anl tn9
same h hereby appropriated. to BE- PAID Ontot my
mohgy In the Treasury not otherwise GPpTOPFtaied-
J. ApptpVed July Il, 1881. ll4f4iaifs hrs 80
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Baltimore 8 ONO 81 Rail Road

! "a
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Hire or quarters for troops; Of stnTeAouses for
the safe keeping Of military stores; Of grounds for
summer. cantoImenfs and for temporary butts, one
million Eve hundred th0usand giollais-
= For clothing camp and garrison equipAee, thir-
teen million four hundred and sixteen thousand four
hundred and thirty .seSen dollars and two cents
Por eontinG Of the army, two hntidred thou.
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Iid bHGiIoH a BFiSr sssh. O.
~. Observation-Disclosures IN n -s95
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-24
ReimbursinS the States.

A Washington dispatch says Secretary
Chase has advanced TO the States forty
per centum on account of their expendi
ture for troops called into service up to a
month ago, as follows: Indiana, four hun
dred and fifty Thousand six hundred dol
lars; Illinois, four hundred thousand: Ohio
nine hundred t housand; Wisconsin two
hundred and five thousand; Michigan,
ninety-two thousand. Iowa, eighty thou
and; Pennsylvania, six hundred and six
thousand; Maine, two hundred thousand
Vermont, one hundred and twenty-five
thousand; Massachusetts, seven hundred
and seventy-fve thousand; New Hamp
shire, two hundred thousand.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-24
Some Fighting.

By yesterdays dispatches we learn that
affairs on the Potomac begin to be decided
ly lively. The rebel force at Bolivar, neal
Harper's Ferry, received a handsome fog
ging from Col. Geary; whose command
completely routed the rebels, though the
latter were greatly superior in numbers
and artillery. Our troops drove them
from the field. and took one of their gun:
"a columbia.d All we want on the Po
tomac is little more Of the same sort.
Near Lebanon, Mo-, Major Wright's bat
tallion inflicted summary chastisement or
party of rebel cavalry,-killiug and cap
turing nearly the whole party of l3o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-24
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1861.

FROM HATTERAS IELET.-Ihe day al
ter the capture of the propeller Fanny by
the rebels, the Ceres and the Putnam hay
ing one of the lanches of the SusquehanDa
in tow, went up the Cicamacomie and Ian
ded seven days provisions, returning the
same evening, without having seen any
thing Of the rebels.
Friday, however, word reached Hatteras
Inlet by the Stars and Stripes, that $500
rebels, consisting of Gec rgia, South Car
olina, and Virginia regiment, Rad come
over from the main land in six small steam
ers and schooners and f1atboats, and at
tackled the goth Indiana regiment, who
were obliged to retreat. The Susquehan-
na steamed up outside, while Col. Haw-
kins marched up with six companies, and
reached Hatieras Light by nigbllall, a dis
lance of thirteen miles.
During the night Col. Hawkins was
joined by the 2Oth Indiana Regiment, who
had passed in the darkness large body of
rebels, who had landed for the purpose Of
cutting them off.
Col. Brown, of Indiana, reported a loss
of seventy of his men, comprising his sick
and wounded, and twenty pickets, who
could not be called in. He succeeded in
saving his tents provisions, etc.
On Saturday morning the Monticello
steamed around the cape, and few miles
up met the rebels marching down the mar
row neck of land TO attack our troops. The
rebel steamers were also landing troops to
cooperate with them. They were in easy
range.
The Monticello opened upon them with
shells, five seconds fuses, two hundred and
eighteen of which were fired from three
guns in three hours and thirty minutes, do
ing great execution.
The Confederates at first tried to shell
ter themselves, but soon broke in every d.
rection, and took refuge upon their vessels.
A shell passed through the wheel house of
the Fanny, which was already employed
against us.
1t is reported that their loss must have
reached 200 or 800 killed and wounded.
During the engagement a member of
the Indiana regiment who had been taken
prisoner, managed to escape. He took
to the surf, and was picked up by boat
from the Monticello. He reports that the
first shell from the Monticello liled Col.
Barlow, of the Georgia regiment, and that
the havoc was frightful. He also reports
that when be escaped be killed Coufed
crate Captain with his revolver.
Upon the withdrawal of the Confeder-
ates the Monticello and Susquehanna, and
the land forces returned 10 Hatteras.
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FRANCE AND THE REBEL FLAG.-The
following extract from letter received in
Bangor, Me-, from gentleman in Bor-
deaux, France, shows that the Emperor
Napoleon has no idea of giving counlenance
to the rebel flag or cf exhibiting sympathy
for the rebels. The writer says: The
schooner William Abbott, of Bangor, Me-,
Captain Smith, was coming up the river
with rebel flag flying at the fore, and no
flag at the main or gait. She came to an
chor at Paulliac, a few miles below the
city, and the custom house boat went
along side. The flag was hauled down in
half an hour, and the captain went on
shore. When she got under weigh to go
up to the city, she could not pass the
guardsbip till that glorious flag of Stars
and Stripes was hoisted at the main, and
she will be obliged 10 hoist it SO long as
she remains in France The schooner was
from Christian Land. Norway.
A SPUNKY KENTUCKY GIRL.-Captain
Claypool, living about ten miles from
Bowling Green, sent arms to Col. Cir
der's camp in neighboring county. The
next day squad, dispatched by Buckner,
called at his house, and, finding only his
daughter, demanded the guns of her. She
answered that they were not there, and
that, if they were, she wouldn't give them
up. They handed her Gen. Buckner's or
der for the weapons, and she tore it up be-
fore their faces. They went to the bucket
and took each drink of water, whereup--
on she threw the rest of the water out of
the bucket, and commenced securing the
dipper. They concluded that they could
do no better than to 60 back and tell their
General about their adventure and get
fresh instructions.
Coon FOR INDIANA.-A late dispatch
from Indianapolis says: Indiana turns out
volunteers faster than the Cover ment can
arm them. At least five regiments are
ready to march as soon as they are sup
piled. The War Department has con-
tracted for the immediate building of
military telegraph along the Indiana bor
der, at the instanceof the Governor. The
Adjutant Generals books show that up to
this date Indiana has $4,000 volunteers,
thirty-seven thousand of whom will be in
the field this week.
GEN. MCCLELLAN's SrAFF.-Wm. Ray
mond, of New York, has been appointed
by Gen. Mcclellan q member of his staff,
with the rank of Captain. He is cousin
by marriage 10 Gen. Mcclellan. The
er-in-law, brother, and this cousin are
row members of Gen. McClelan's Staff,
which must give the commander grea;
confidence in a portion, at least, of his
military family.
For VIRGINIA.-The Thirty-Seventh
Ohio Regiment, Col. Liber, left on the th
for Western Virginia, and on Thursday
there was not single regiment in Camp
Denuison. On Friday, the Fourth Regi
ment, Col. Smith, had orders to leave
their camp at Springfield, Ohio. for West
ern Virginia.
Our GRAIN CRoP. 1t is estimated that
England will need 64,O0O,0O0 and France
sO,OOO,0oO bushels of grain during the
ensuing nine months. This fact will in
sure the balance of trade in favor of the
United States for year to come. We
shall keep all the specie we get from Cali
fornia, besides having large receipts from
Europe.