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/NENTLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW or LEFT OFF
VI Clothing dispose 81, can obain The giesr rtec b
canRat the sore oil add essing John Mt my 5H Peaf
street between Centre and sik streets All orders pune.
tualiy attended c.
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ITO LET-FURNISdIED, OR IN PART A NICE HOUSE
in perfect orders paTor painted In resco good cellar
and tine grape vine in the yard Apply the premises 23
Ia str
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CLOTIiING.

RARE CfIANCE--LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN II
N you wish get the iul value for your of Cloth
ing &C. the best Is TO call or send note 70 the
we'll known dealer, b. MINrZ, zS3 Sixth There
you may sure receive per than by any
other dealers n BDo believe the lalse pretenders
who offer So for silk $50 coats ~ for pants
II Is srr.iya kuinbng Ladies' attended by Mrs MINI.
Pleas remember 80 Sixth avenue, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
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NoTTCE-TnE STEAMBOAT BRIDGEPoRT, FOR
~ Bridgeport Ia Withdrawn for repairs and win resume
her regular trips in about days Of which due notice vii
be given.
CLEANERS ISAAC p. SMITH AND AMERICA, FROM
- foot Of Harrison daily, except Sundays at $3.50 A.
NJ 5 ana % T. NJ, for Ionkcrs, Hastings Dobhs For
ry tvinston, Iarrytown, Nyack RocSland Lake and H
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS soCIETY.-THE RE
IN glar monthly meeting of this society will be held
Tuesday evening May at O'Clock, the Metropolitan
Rooms 100 Hester street. BY order.
p. w. ENGS President.
JOHN ROGERS, Recording Secretary.
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rI1o LET OR LEAsE-FoR AN ENGLISH ALE HOUSE
Il Restaurant, irst class House, Greene street
Can be had three ave years lease, Apply Ia tns
bookstore. $50 Broadway. - W. -
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,,tur PAVILION NEW BRIGHTON, WILL OPEN ON
| lie i5lh of May. The propretor 10 now prepared 10
Ibesiwa,sS v, bLANcApp, ploPreicr
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A LARGE ORDER Received FROM CALIFORNIA
"A 10 purchase Casa On Clothing Furniture, Carpets,
Ladies and scntemen guarantee pay the fun value Of
who Offer hose prices Please call address
7. ROSENBERG, 22 Seventh avenue Ladies attended by
Mrs. Rosenberg.
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AwYER--AS THE ADVERTISER ALWAYS CALCU-
IL htes succeed he will take charge of all kinds of legal
bn aud make no charge whatever unless he success
and for honesty ability Of the best men
In the city Apply to address NJ HOWE Counsellor
Law, ~ Beekinan street,
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rE,o LET-FoR 5000 EACH, TWO THREE STORY AND
basement houses containing all the modern improve.
nents and in very desirable suatons--one ls7 West
Twenty street, and the other lIo West Twenty
ment.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE (EOT MUCH MONET
IL wantet)--A three story wooden House and Lot, but
expressly for bakery good well Of water and stable for
Seventeen street New York For further particulars apply
toSqutre DIVER the premises 81 West Twenty
first street, New Tork.
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A PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME, WITH BOARD AND
"A tuition two children under twelve Yeas, he
found in small family living within short distance of the
city. reasonable. Address Miss Mclean, White
Plains, Westchester county, N. Y
DoARp Of STATEN IsLAND--AT A FARM HOUSE.
ID for the season longer four furnished Rooms
with good Plain Board; location healthy; moderate
Three miles from Port Richmond landing Inquire for
days Of Mr.. John Cooke S23 Canal street, New York.
BOARD IN yoNnERs WITH PRIVATE FAMILY
ID Two gent and their wives be plated
with Board Ia private family ten minutes walk from the
depot steamboat landing Cars viii hourly and
from Yonkcrs The location IL pleasant commanding
OF tho Hudson river far down Staten Island. None
good board. Address 3. TN box t4s New York Post
Office
COUNTRY BoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
~ without children, ind Board private family,
(having beautiful residence the banks Of the Hudson
with beantifh surroundings that unsurpassed), who
would like arrange board them from May I'LL kovem.
ber desired The house has all the modern improve
mcnts as waer convenience for boating bathing,
and s,abng for horses desired Easy OF by raros
4 hour from New York, and by boats References
changed Address H., box 239 Post Office.
NoUNTRY BOARD-A SMALL FAMILY. OR TWO
~ gentlemen aud their wives few single gentlemen,
wishing home In small private family, can be accommo
dated with pleasant Rooms and good Board Bergen f
Location good and convenient horse Address
week b. ii. o.. box .G52 Post Office.
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-F0R THREE ADULTS,
" In healthy location; fair price will be paid Parties
wishing such should apply Immediately at Office which
IL the only reliable place IN the city TO first class
boardcrs Established 1852 No. Great Jones street,
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A WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHED HOUSE FURNISH
"a ing and CFockery Store IN Brooklyn, and now doing
good cash business offered for sale 1t Is the principal
business street OF the city and Will be sold low pur
chaser. Satisfactory reasons given for selling Address r
d. A., Brooklyn Post Office.
, 1862-10-21
The Campaign In Kensncky.


From the Louisville Journal 17th.l
Our hopes are not realized By The ae7s from
Buell. and Bragg. 1t appears, that In passing
through or beyond Crab Orchard, Bragg was
about seventeen miles ahead Of Buell.,
We doubt very much now whether Buell.
can catch Bngg 1t al, unless the latter DELHI
erately chooses to Be caught. We DO. not sup"
4usite speed In their retreat ii they eucum~
ber themselves with cattle, hogs, or any con-
siderable amount Of bacon and four. They
may perhaps make ! stand 1t some strong
bold in the Cumberland Mountai1ss, yet It
does not eeem likely, considering their num-
bers, that they conld subsist theEa for any
length Of tine We think the present pfoba-
bility i that they viii attempt to get ACROSS
the Camberland River into Tennessee, this
stream being now 10 low that It nnay no doubt
be fordea at many POINTS, IT. however, Buell
pushes on with fiery speed, Bragg may fail fn
the attempt to pat the river between them,
and at any rate the rebel general, even II he
succeed In escaping with bis huge army from
Kentucky, whE b. his flight, lose prestige
with his section aud with Els own followers.
We can hardly expect any intelligence Of
interest from tho helltgereuts, or the compel
tors in marching, for some days. II Bragg
gels safe into Tennessee after the late terrible
lecture what the Programme OF action on
either side will b thereafter. Bragg may 60
into virginia to join Lee, or be msy establish
himself 1t Chattanooga aad otheE points In
East Tennessee, or be mAy strike for the cap
ture Of Nashville aud seek to ct back into
Kentucky By nearly the same route he receutr
ly travelled. Meanwhile Buell., at the head Of
bis magnificent army, = host capable Of
mighty achievements, viii no doubt be gov
erned in his action BY the logic OF eyenta-
Affair." In Kentucky have ceased to ba thrill
Ing. The voice of the cloud has died away,
and nothing is left for the present but dull
cold patter Of rain.
, 1862-10-21

Arrival Of the Rayarian.
nplNi0kS ON THE PRESIDENTS
PROCLAMATION.

c.prp.~ 0c+ oo-The ateamer r,x.,,.
from Brcmen via Southampton on the 8:h
Inst, passed this point en- roure to New York.
~ half naet Yesterday afternoon. She WA
htari,ef bv the news Yacht Of the associatad
n,rss. and a summary Of the neHs obtained.
Her dates are three DAYS later,
The Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived 1t Liv-
Enr.T ~ R"1TA1xMTbe London g7mes sav.
+he an,ancinatfnn nroc1smatnn af es se5
Tircc1n Is : nnI;tica1 concession to the ahoIi-
IN w;,r o+ 1he Rrnnh1ican Marty. Wien tha
f;n;on eFFis:e1 the rons1itn,ffn Save M ripht
cithcr to The nr, sident alone or to the 1,rssi-
dent an1 ~ TSgrees co1nhined to aho1ish slsv-
70 Emanc;rx,t;on WA the thnnderfo1t nj rad
=, pr...,Snrt :. ;nco,n's hands tn destrar the
w1o's aoei.1 ,,rt,an;zst;nn of .he santS at a
blnT. It is q thurdsrbolt which he Presi-
dtrt I{rcg3nl has assumed The rivht to 1SnucI1.
~ 10 - w;t},ant 4he norer r. tntnrca hfs a.
crcr The Kfrth nnst coroner every snuare
miIe of the South before It can make the pro-
clamation Of xuore..efect than mere waste D.
ntr
= hdyfccs from New York show that there ia
| a strnncr innreseion among the leadinr u1er-
| chants tbat y Termination Of tie war viii ulti.
4ns4e1v oncnr frn1n = financial crisis and confn-
finn n he NORTH. @ ~''N'D ~'@'
Tbc steamer Ionfa. heavily laden viii, stores
| for fhe cGnfcderates, Vas r1n into az another
| vessel and SINK in the C]yde.
| ConsoIe closed on tie 17th inst, st 941z for
money. MLGi 9i1l for the November account.
| 'cere,,, f,h.r,7-,iar ;A.,;as III ~
| D..es1on+ T ;rco1n has n1i7.rc3 III tha cn1n.
, 1862-10-21
Meters at Harpersa Ferry


Great changes are going on On the neigh.
boring heights. Those Of Bolivar ar bate Of
timber, aud mostly cultivated; but the sides
Of MARYLAND and Loudon were thickly wood
ed up to the summits. These forests are fast
disappearing under the axes Of o1r vol1n,
tee1s. On tho western slopo Of Maryland
Heights there is scarcely tree standing: The
whole Is one immense abattis, up which the
aszoy Of Xcsxes would march only to destruc-
ton. Roads have been constructed TO the
eumnaite, and batteries erected on command comm nd
pregnable to Assault The only possible me-
thod Of reducing garrison will be BY cuttiog
of its supply of water. none being tound on
any Of the heights. On this account 1t would
appear that much Of the labor Is to no pur-
pose.
The labor on those works is performed most.
II by straggleEs, who have been picked mp
while attempting to skulk behind or make
their escape. b this process struggling, e1-
cept In case Of absolute necessity, has been
brought to 4 discount lately The construc.
ton Of such works, II well = Of naueroas
log houses in camp, does not take vesy well
with the men, who fancy they see in It pzepa'
rations for remaining here Ill Wfatat.
, 1862-10-21
FROM CAIRO.

tsr=sia Diep&tch to the Chicago Tlbune.1
Cksso, OF. 10, 1862.
The steamer Eugene arrived from Memphis
this fcrenoon. On her mp tip she carried =
force to 1s1and No. q, where the Continental
and Dickey Ware fred into, with Instructions
from Gen. Sherman to lay waste the entire
country. When the Eugene leit tas tas be-
ing done satisfactorily. ;:
Gen. Sherman selected By lot tho Names Of
twenty seceaA families in Memphis, and
ordered them placed outside the fedeR lines.
Ten icr each boat fred into.
Lieut.. Col. OIney, who WAS taken prisoner
on the Hazel Dell, few days since, has been
paroled, and il NOW In Cairo. The Ha1sl Dell
sunk In the Ohio, near Smithland, Kaqtpcky,
yesterday.
CAIRO, Oct eo.-rnere Is nothing from
Commerce to-day.
Officers Of the Pike just in from ssavnee-
town report having seen small band Il &0er-
iAas At Two different points between Smith
land and Casey Vile. They gs11oped aaeng the
shore ss though they would head the boat at 3
bend in the river, but she kept On thd oppo-
site shore and eyaied them Two thousand
rebels are reported as being back ct Casey
vile, and are only prevented from takRg pos
eeEEfon Of the town By two guutoa*a which
lie oil il the river. The steamer Hazel Dell
ran On snug and sunk On Smithland Bar yes
terd25.
The Eu=crc brought Warehouses; Chicago
Battery and the Is b Ohio up to leland No. 21,
wnere they we're landed to punish the rebtls
who fired lnto the steamers Diekey aud Cont
ne. tai They have instructions to destroy
everything In the nefghboraood.
, 1862-10-21

Our indianapolis dispatch asserts posi-
lively that Bragg and Kirby Smith have es-
capped from Kentucky by Po1eWs Gap
with all their troops, wagon trains and sup.
plies. We presume this is true, but We
doubt the report which accompanies this
statement, that Gen. Buell. is returning with
his immense army to Lebanon and Louis.
vile. It would be more like Buell. to stop
where he Is, build n lot Of stockades and
other permanent Publications, and then
spend the fine fall weather in court-mar-
failing those Of his off :ers who believe in
fighting and pursuing the enemy.
Ye cali the people to witness that this
Gen. Buell., who SLOWS the rebels in info
rior numbers, to travel around him With
. impunity, to ravage loyal State and c.
cape with their booty, is thesame who was
the subject Of unmeasurcd culogy in tue
. recent tory convention which nominated
f, G. Sherman for Congrcssl
, 1862-10-21

GENERAL PRENTiS8.

General Ben Prentiss Of Illinois, NJ
rived in this city at IL o'clock last night.
IN arrangement lad been made to giye
him public welcome, but, his train having
been delayed several hours, it was post
poned till this evening. Gen. Prentiss has
been prevailed on, by 4 delegation Of citi-
Zens who met him at the depot, to remain
over one day, aud address the people at
Bryan Hall, att o'clock this evening. He
will proceed On bis journey on the Q o'clock
Burlin ngton train: therefore, the thousands
rho desire to hear him must be on hand
carly.
Tie following Shiloh prisoners arrived
in company with Gen. Pnentiss:
EIGHTH Iowa Col j. L. Geddiss Lieut.. G.
sear1c, Cart. F. L. Cleveland, Lieut.. J. c. kennsn.
Furr E.aBTn 1L1INore.-col Y. r. Lynch.
Lieut.. Col. 1raac Rutiehauter, Axjx Thoaoas
:kexlan, Capt. Philip Hee]an, Capt. Fred Kurth,
Lieut. c. Kitten, Lieut. sG &C. Kuth, lfsut. r. H.
TinelnVE, At}utant Joseph g. Baft.
.FurxrEENzn 1owA.--Lieut. Col. Lucas, Capt.
Emerson, Iiert ThAmpson-
Twelfth IoxA.-Cap~ #. Haddock, Capt. ".
Warner, Lieut.. Hal1.
, 1862-10-21
FROM MISSOURI.
Gen. 8chofieids Advanced
into Arkansas.
Z ENERALS STEELE AND OSTER-
hAUS AT PILOT KNOB.

81. LOFTS, Oct. 20.-Gen. Schofield, With
his advance, reached Elk Horn tavern in Ar
kansas, and established his head quarters
there. Telegraphie communication is COM
plete from Gen Curtis head quarters to Elk
Horn tavern. Gen. 6chofeld sends intelli-
gence that the enemy are making for Boston
mountains.
Generals Steele and Osterhaus, with their
divisions, are ut Pilot Knob, advancing against
the enemy under Mcbride, steen and Par
SONS.
An advance Of two regiments on the rebels
was made 1t West Plains three days ago.
Brig Gen. Warren Is at Salem, Watchlng
them.
Acting Rear Admiral Porter being yesterday
requested to cooperate with Gen. Cur
as in certain matters down the Mississippi,
replied from Cairo In twenty minutes th,t hin
movement wa commenced.
Recent orders from Washington extend the
command of Gen. Curtis over Arkansas. Mis-
souri, Alton City, Kansas, NebEaska md Colo
rsdo.
Gov. Evans Of Colorado. n N interview
| with Gen. Curtis states tAat the alarm which
was felt IN Colorado In references to Iudisa
depredatioas u passing away, the tribes in
that Territory not sesxaing interested IN The
uprising Of the Minnesota sEvaEes. 10 make
thanGa sare, Gen. Cugti& has consented that
two regiments ratsed in Colorado, one mount.
ed, shaa remain 1t home to preserve peace
GEN. Fremont arrived here yesterday, HI
conses - witness in the kcKinstrf case, aud
may be Ae*aissd several dAyR.
, 1862-10-21

The following are opinions Of the Court,
rendered and filed On the 18Th in the Supreme
Ccurt at Ottawa, Judge Cation presiding:
No. 81. Wi1listen 50. Fisher; WI! Of error dis
mieeed
No. s5. Jamfeon vs. Garden; reversed and re-
mAnded.
No. ISL. City Of PeoriA ". Calhoun reversed
and remanded.
No. e43- III. e. R. B. Co. rs. Yuckner; reversed
aid remaEded.
No. le0 Smith II. Lind; reversed and re-
manted.
No &C. Jennings ~. Jennings; revefsed and re-
mahded.
No 3& President and Trustees OF PalAt1ne
AcademBvs Klerischneltz; affirmed.
No. = P D. Seh1Amm II: People: 1Mfned.
No. ~ Zimmerman ". Phelps; 2mrued.
, 1862-10-21

The Republican Union primary meetings
Tor the election Of delegates to the county
convention, which will nominate candi-
dates for the Legislature, and county and
town officers, will be held to-day between
the hours Of anG : r. n. We urge III
who aEe entitled to vote at these meetings
to attend and exercise their privilege Of se.
Icctng the candidates Of their choice, Il
any fai1 through csrelessness or lnInass to
do 20, let them not CIT cut, after the nom.
1nations are made, about " packed convea.
Rfdn.a's
, 1862-10-21
PARS0N Brownie " IN CHICAGO.

PARS0N BROWNh0~ " IN CHICAGO
The State Central Committee yesterday
received permission from Purson Brown
low to nuke two additional appointments
for him in 1llipois. He will therefore ad-
dress the citizens Of Chicago on Saturday
next, October o5,l,, and speak at Mattoon.
Coles county, On Monday, the 27ih.
The courageous and eloquent Tenncs-
sccan will receive cordial welcome in
Chicago. He, better than any other
man, can paint the rebellion in its
s.zsrue colors. He, better than any other, can
asell US its cause and cure, Let the people
conc from far and near, and learn from
the clcqucnce Of lis wrongs aud suffering:
zhcir duty TO the country in its present
cr;sia
, 1862-10-21

fom Seymour rather than Wadswortl.
Gc1,. Dix is the New. York HeraMs candi-
date, and it is tolerably certain that any
man who follows that leadership would
vote the straight Democratic ticket If
there were no s.Fedcral Union" candidate
in the field.
, 1862-10-21
0HfK3 Al DTx

The nomination Of General Dix for
r&3oss1nor BY clique In New York city,
calling themselves the Federal Union"
FE, has no special significance, Even
II the General accepts the nou,ioaion,
which is vcry doubtful, he will draw votes
, 1862-10-21

FoR1n&ae NoaRos, 0ct- 18.-0ne hundred
recruits arrived o. he Baltimore boat this
morning 1hey aRe for several different reg
ineass in thia vicinity. The sa0o boat also
brought down 2A rebel prisoners from Fort
AeAe5Fy. Who were taken 1t South Mountain
and Antie9an. All wM quiet In sud;Ak this
, 1862-10-21

Ar. In&essoll's Appointments
Hon. E. G. Ingersol1, Republican Union
candidate for Congress for the State at large,
viii address the people on political topics at
the following times and places:
Charleston, Coles county. Tuesday. Oct q.
D Paris. Edgar county. Wednesday. Oct. ~.
Olney, Rtchl&nd cIGrtJ, Friday, Oct e
EaleEa, Marion county. Saturday, Oct. r.
Altun, Madtron county, Monday. Oct n.
b Qni1cy, AcA1ns county, "Wednesday, Oct =
Aaeotnb, McDonough county, THURSDAY, Oct.3
LeNint0W1, Fufton county, frday, Oct d.
, 1862-10-21
Gen. John 4. Dix Nominated for Gov.
eFNoE Of New York.

Nrw YORK, Oct. 20-The organization
called the 'sFederal Union" met on Saturday
evening and nominated Gen. John 4. Dig for
governor, and iseued an address to the elect
ors Of the State, without distinction Of party,
to form " Federal Union - clubs and send del.
ecatcs 10 convention on the 29sh, to be held
at the Cooper Institute, to ratify bis nomina'
tim
, 1862-10-21
Paryon BroWnlow in Illinois.

This eloquent apostle Of the Union has
. e3onsented to spend one week in Illinois be-
fore the election, He viii address the people
On the rebellion, the Presidents proclamation
ard modern Tories, At the following times
end plscse:
Chicago, Saturday. Oct. 25.
XAttoon, Coles county Mondey, Oct q.
, Cent,alia, Murion Co Tneso3Y, Oct. y:
Deeataf, Macon Co., "Wednesday. Oct g.
Springfield, Sansamon Co., Thnrsday- oct, ao.
Bloonington. Mclean Co, Friday, Oct 81.
FeoEiA, Fcoria Co., Saturday. Nov; !.
Monmouth, Warren Co.. Monday, Nov. J.
The speaking will commence at 2 o'clock,
p. n, unless otherwise provided BY the local
committee
, 1862-10-21

FRENCH CLASS-A class Of
L. adultR will be orEa1'zed By l. FAVARGKR. to
meet da1}y It Room l, McCormfcks Buted eorasE
p{ Dearborn and f 4ndoiph, from IN to 4. L. aud
from TO 7P- H. for inst uction In TUG French lan-
Euage by nove2e4sy and succes&fhl method Nothing
to acquire f0 practical e1erclse1 With ihe teachers
lid i thorough knowls9xe Of French, Oral explana-
xi q given. thst the ss5nss naay aai1y coy -
enees rsttass P1t1ate lessoas asbo xfren. Post nice
BoX - oc1kV5536s
, 1862-10-21

New ToRk. Oct. 20-The steamer G. G.
Collins and Ellen q. Terry, from Newbern,
n. c., arrived yesterday. Gov. stanly arrived
at Ncwtern on the 11th. The guaboat Sey-
mcur has been raised from the Ncuso River,
and put In order for service.
, 1862-10-21

The Draft IL NO Respccter Of Persons.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct- 20.-Among those
drafted in this place are John Brisbin, super
intendent R. A. Harvey, general freigh. agent,
". q. Fuller, ticket agent, and H: F. Phelps.
W<.eterr Railroad
, 1862-10-21

Hon. Leonard !SgEet1's Appointments
Metamor1, Woodford county, Tuesday. October
81. p: m.
Mnck,nAw. TazeweN county, Wednesday, octo-
hcr q, p. N
fremont, farewell county, Thursday, October
~. p. m. -
Pck,D, Tazcwell county, Friday. October n, /
p. N.
Dclarau, Tazewelt county, Saturday, October Is.
Middletown, Logan county, Monday, October 81,
12m
Lexington, Mclean county, Tuesday, octobe1
4s. j. m.
Fa!:hurs, Livingston county, Wednesday, oc
10bcr -. 1p n.
Pontiac, Livingston county Thursday, octooc
, 1862-10-21

DOTATOES We are selling from
l. tAe sttsh3ta. css4zA sszs.
soUnD NEKHANMoCX PoTA1o1A
q. r. aTAHk&Y.
, 1862-10-21

Hon. Owen Lovejoyss Appointments
wyoming Stark county. Tuesday, October q.
0tcro1o, Stark county, Wednesday. October r.
Peoria, Peoria county, Monday. October p, even-
Ing.
Kickaroo, Peoria county. T9ceaay, o:tober g.
E.uwood Peoria county, Wednesday, October -
Tiyoli, Emery Church,} Thursduy. October 80.
Iimcttonc, Peoria county. Friday October 81.
Henncpfn, Putnam county, SATURDAY, NoScm"
be11
q Speaking, In al cases not otherwise speci-
fed. to commence ut 2 O'Clock, ?. N.
, 1862-10-21


tnrouen 'of n'enmopo - sooas .nue sn
sleo 'n1oosuo W. LUCE :" eA0 @'4A'>A VIVA ~ 'N'0
TUE government ~. .,.,.
lne na,!lu1o.e A."' .sI 4,se I,-sasso. VIZ 49,.
'slee'el4aa n1oet ue'o4eo 49,
~ mo4A'0k ~.t~s W. ~ '@A ~ ~,
tne army u ene io.oAAas - e'n1 ae.A3s' .a' -
pa'ienee W 'ne A-'14o1 49, w. -:u ~ ~ ~
s-ae s-...s 49, 1 .o.,o1s,h;,;+r
e@A 1s.as,s, nt.aates, -, .hs ch,c,,c 1r-;hnn.1
v,su1,xcrox t,ct %. 1872
p;cbnoona ,,anc-. of the 17th claim a battle
n Esnt,ctv IN which Hne,4 allowed the
whole rebel cavalry to overHhelm one dfyi.
sim, a. a rreat vYctorv. the tronbies Of which
are + nm prisoners. a large number Of small
arms and much o.h.r h.oty,
In Prince George county, Nd, some veal
thy persons drafted offer 1G0 acres Of their
best land and <2 600 for a eubstitute. Many
of the 7oung men haze ekedaddled einca the
draft. The af3iutaut general of the State.
as II 10 give ouportunity for more to 60, has |
extended The tiue in which they must present !
themselves. ten davs.
~. ,s. ,,, ,.., f.
Epgland photograph Of the rebel priyateer
| !. ao0.n conies OF which are furnished to the
- th.+ 49, 1i1.o,r ~ x,aot har
~al 'e4se'9 'n@s a'e AAe4s ~ 1u' -.
| Al immense contfaoand trade Is going On
| via Norfolk, although permits are furnished
! on1. nnoo co,+;7cetes that the carroes are
oA-' Nf
| army euPplles or sntuers stores' a large
mercantile houee is doing business at Norfolk
viii, branches at Yorktown and Suffolk. aud
w. ,. ,.a .".s%, ::.,. asn.s 49, a-t;o1a, fas
their way through the canal to the vessels,
, 1862-10-21

POARD1NG.-A pleasant unft,r-
, nfshed Ffont Chamber. with board for gentle
man and tlfe. Also. q few car boarders nccommo-
dated. References exchanged. Apply a. zt6 Easf
Wx@fsnn kfrexf Dc2f-F53ySk
, 1862-10-21

ROARDING-A pleasant front
II room suitable for gentlemen and lAdy. or two
single gentlemen that would room togathsr et Nos
Washington stfeak, opposite Dearborn Park. Eeter-
enct4 reuu,r04. oc2l-T35Q3<
, 1862-10-21

&Hon. C. b. Lasrence,s Appointments
Hon. Charles B. Lawrence, The Union nom
inee tor Congress in the 18th district, Will
speak ae follows:
At EenGc1, A1an.E >san y. Oct 91st.
At Warsaw, HANCOCK county, Oct. 22d-
A. Carthage. do do Oct. sd.
At Augusta, do do Oct 9Th
EpeakInR to be in the evening.