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lHo. ., st. Charles Hotel, y all street,
WML BE SOLD, IN non' Of my store, on
w TUESDAY morning, Nov. lith a. |. o'ols
CYis hns HORSE, HARHASs and BUGGY. The
horse IL year, old. works well kngie eoahls
Also, at the same time, ono ast double HAaE Ess,
but little used
no lO-1s d. r BOOTH, Auct.
Tho above sale Is postponed till THURSDAY
MORNING, Nov. 18th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Rt which
time will b Sold one hns Saddle, Bride, and Mar
tingals.
Also on same day. viii BE- sold at store lot Of
new and secondhand YURNITUR1, consisting Of
Feather Beds AasEsssss Bsds.eads. (singls and
aoubls) Dursaus Carpets. Chairs Tables, one
sofa. b ystom Rocker, one Of1eo Stove. one Cooking
do. one bbl Rec, . lot OF Straw Pillows, 3 ward
robss, a lot Oh TIN and Crookery Ware. 3 lot Of
Brooms, Tobacco, Cigars, 20. &c.
D. r. BOOTH, Auct'r.
ALSo-one hus doub!e.case English Lever
watch, a Arss-rste t1mekeepsr. sold TO cover ad-
vAnoea. no N-3s"I II. y. B.
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4 VfLUEBLs FGs. IN TsF COUNTY 81
n UgERtCO, IS hILka EAST OF atCH-
-aUED. FOE 3ALE FgIyA rkiLT.~~we are re.
guestsd 10 sell privately vslushie EARA, iocc ted
III the county OF Esnrieo Is miles nss. Of Rich
uaond and within rlilas os James river 1. coz
tains SIS acros of land Of which f25 acres are
cleared and IN hish stste of enltiv s,ion the re:
usindec Is heavily wooded Nth pima and oak os
oridna! growth fhs improvements eonsist Of
tive story famed dwelling containing roors, .s
gsiher with kitcasH negro quarters, snoks-
house, slab'e barns, ioe aouss, &c TheEe Is upon
the farm 81 abundance Of mail, sasy OF secess The
Of w1eas aGd from, 100 70 500 bu5heis OF corn per
snncs9.
TaKas-Liossal Jas n TAYLoE &soE.
no ls--at AucGonsas.
H0uSs FOR skLs-A comfortable HOUSE,
IL having Ave rooms, besides si.cheo loc..es
ON St Stephens street. In Duvals addition, for
sale Pries s goo Igmscia.e poss sssion given.
Apply a. City sher,Fs ofass from 30 10 O'Clock
A. ID saeh day. no lbs
yH>Hn undsrSgnsd hiss just received and hss FOX
i sale good supply of MILITARY TRIM
MISQ5, skirt and Ooss Bindings, Alpaca shoe"
stFings, Mourning Pins. he:ino Drawers, Shirt Col
lars, Neck Ties, etc He also has for sale MILL
TARY GOATS. JACKETS, vHsfs ard PANTS,
OF his own make. JOHN HARTZ,
Military Tailor. s,h st., bet Broad aud Grlee.
Near tho fredericksburg Depot
HANDS wANTED-To m.te Vests and f.nss
no t2-4.+ JOHN HARTZ. Military Tailor.
NOaICB.-Wh.reas several hundred do.lArs
Y wee placed IN my hands some months age to
sburss for thu benefit Of the families of soldiers
who might be d'sab,ed at Drurys Bluff; and where
A. 20 suoh necessity has arisen hereby request
all Subscribers to call on me .. the of1cc Of the
Virgiaia Life Insurance Company. and take sack
the respe s.ive amounts. Some pelsons mersly en-
tered cash in subscribing, and It 70. cuuseQrGNy
impossible for me to know their namss
! no lS-lt~ 6AML ]. HARRISON.
OTrIcT "a. OENraAl RAMROAD Co I
Richmond. Nov. H. leda
A1OTICE-Ths Books Of Transfer OF this Com
~ pany will be closed till after the adjournment
Of the regular meeting Of the stookhoidsrz which
no Is-it j. aAKRlTr. Treas.
QUARTERMAST1Rs OFfIOR, /
CAMP OF INsrRuorIos November II, le0
i at this post, according 10 plans and specifics.
| tfons to be seen 1t this of1ee.
JNO C. MAYNARD, Capt and A. q M.
N. Lumber and nails viii be farnishe< BY
me. no lA-Sss
0vKR CoATa-Just reoeivsd supply Of CT
/ tiles and colors. Also, 30 dosen 1nslish brown
| cotton HALH HOSE. Of superior quality. For
sale by BxnRS, PeINDIx1AR { GO.
CPIOI1L NOTIO1-IRON 1zT1S TOR SlII.
! = Two Of HsTins's superior doubls-docr IROu
sAFAs for ''''' TRRpS. rReSE e v. xsrssr, Aus..
/ no ls-St Corner Of lsth and Cary sss
100 BAR11I.s Family and super1ne FLOUR;
! tOO 20 bbis. Ane Old 1ye WHI6KHY, for sals
s. sAAL d. HICKS Commlsaiou Aereh't
no lS-9ws Gary ~, bet lSsh and lSth
C0L7 1H6 U1f0 L1k4R1k-l,566 pc1nk
> ia" '''''''a Dl7sSeos 6's z !. ouo4r.zr.
no ls-ss Gary T., oppss,ss Csaansian Hotel
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r AR0E SALE OE EaHAU DgY G00DA
4 so01S IND 8E0Ea, AC.-oa FRIDAY,
he 18th inst st odS warehouse. commencing At 10
ociosk, We Will cell lssgs md well selected ..e-
sortzssas OF slsSh DaT GOODS, BOOTS aud
sHOES, aG
In Dry Goaa1 viii Offer n large quantities,
the following ds&;r&bis GceaS:
Wintar stylss Na&dsr Prints;
8lask and RISsk and white Prints
Eoarniax grilIiAlts;
alzsk and Blaek ard " Nhito Qinghams;
Riah Plaid Long sAawic;
ShSspsgr ay Satins;s;
Caast aud Steel Mixed SAITH e.r;
EsrnD Wool, Aouselins, acd Scotch F lsisa
Black aud Fancy Co inerss, IA great yaIisty,
s3a desirable qualities;
s. Heavy Gray Owe. coating;
Pine; Hesdles; Spool Cotton;
Back Flax Thread; Sewing siiks.
Fancy Goods, In rioh variety;
Spool Cottons. blsak xad 1hite, 40 yda
Zine French Fell Hxts Black AID Drab;
Eearo Aats
Esayy Gray r.annsis;
Heavy ksd Iurl Flxaaels; Vs,veteeDs;
AnG q great variety Of other seasonsls Day pods.
ALSO
large involoe Of Mems Thisk -S0,eG, Water
ysoof Boots, Boys and Girls ahoss, seero Bro-
SanS &c.
Vie attention ol tha arsds Is inviiei
Will be added 10 he above tSle-
An ipvoio. OF irst el2ss Ready nxds Clothing.
no l1-bds SUMNER d ByARESs, Auc:a
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THR Hlw YORK PRESS ON TRE RECENT ELxs
TiOss.
fhe World consirues she recent rosult In New
York "a follows:
She thunders on, her demand for a more visor
oas prosecution OF the war, and ws-as the Presi
dent of the Union, in which size il thu ehiefasi
State. that the Constitution and she laws and our
liberties must be sscredly upheld and guarded by
their chosen cuEtodians, OR else come anarchy and
nigh.
The Ttssss calls on lincoln TO gird up his loinf
for more desperate efforts yet. it thinks,
While m adverse vote may be received al q re
buke, II can never relax the efforts OF ruler d.
for his place to savo hts imperiled country. The
vote in this State, as IN fsnnsylvania and the
West, indicates a profound dissatisfaction with
the method Of tie Administration in carrying on
this war--snd q pcremptory demand for the sdop
ton OF one bettar adapted TO the awful enler
gen0os OF tho cAse. The President must no. hesi
tGte an hour to respond to this demand.
The Post ssys:
significantly 1t wAs sai4 all ssdes ana they will
do bsttsr for the future.
We trust they viii We trust the Incidents of ths
day have impressed upon their minus two solemn
and important lessons; First, thst war, when |,
has been once undertaken, Ia to be fought a. war
according 70 war principles, and not politics,
oording to tho interests OF localities or classes,
ths schemes of willy intriguers and managers
The second lesson taught Is that the rights o
peaceful and loyal cusens-the acknowledged
Suarantes Of civil iiberty-are not to bs trihed
With, or handledn n an arbitrary msnnsr.
The IzpAs, whose editor. James Brooks, Wal
elected to Congress ION ths hurrah.' Think:
Il means Q Just and Constitutional war, con-
dustsd saseordlng to the forms Of caviihation
% put down the rebellion and 70 restore ths
Unlon. Il 10 net war for emaoeipatlng negroes
nor Scv aholishipg State rights. nor Tor extsrmins
usg Of sshjusaths any portion Of The Amsrte.I
peopIs, bat is b war fOr bringing enemies u
arms under The authority Of the FEDERAL Govern
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VALUABLE 3RIcK D@ALLIhsG On Mayo
v stsss., adjoining the Jewish synag oyus. for
SALE AY EIICfIok-Will be sold NJ auction,
on ths s-snisss oa YRIDAY, Nov Sl, ies2, 81 Z
o'aioak p H., that vsry valuable rsssdenee located
~ aSovs. now IN ths esscpancy Of Ars. Hatpn, Q:
the suaual rental Of SSee per snnum
Yaxak--Oasthird ssAs balance ~ ana u
nsr&hs f< Aasesisbls nsias, 1tsrss: added secured
BY uazt essa
60 te GaDDIE - APPESS0N, kucts.
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TT0USs FOR gkL9-a comfortable I3OUSE
IL having Ave rooms, bss:dss si.cheo, located
St Stephens street. In Duvai's addition, for
sale Price 81 goo. Iumscia.e poss sssion given.
Apply "a City Sher,Fs cfies from . 30 10 O'Clock
a ii sach day. no l2-H
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D SCnlysa 8ALE OF ABOUr sbc0 ACE7.
IA OF VALUABLE GOAL AND FkHaIdd
LANDS, la EHpnIGO, ASDUT TzE NIbs8
A63v8 The cIsy or nICHMoED BY virtue
of dssres cf the District Court CT he Corss3e -s.s
sIales OF Aner.ae fo- tee kaet.rn Disrios Of Vlr.
ginis, pFonornoed Oh toe I'D OF Oc.oa.r, Ie6s,
shall e. sfs 3scsiva- of ths Ccurt proceed 20 sell
at public Aa:tion. ~ ths S2nngfs Pi;a, in Han
rico county On rECRsGAY. the 4ih Of D<eeab.s
1854, corsIlsrcns st IL O'Clock l. NJ, (if fair L,
not tas Arst fair 6ey ,bsysa'cr. .hs vslu.ols pro
r.e.ty hno.n N tie SrE!NUSlHLD Al. DSHP
RUE GOAL PITS, containing according % s1r
ves now being made about 500 sexes Is vii ee
mbdivided into several parcels % ~ 10 sell sc tae
best slvanteSs. Thus on the south siis Of see
Three Chopped road there viii be cold q Il set 81
about 20 acres part IT which is in woods; On the
south hde Ct Abe Dcep Run turnpike sx tsodtag
back 10 tbs Three Chopped road tbore will bs sold
. t-ses Il sbont SO acres en- tbs ncith side cf
said turnpike will be sold soout coo sores. - ~
to include the coal pits and the OF the rAiircAA
track 30 Hungary station. On the tras. .here Is ,
other buildings, used and occupied by the miners
There will be sold several other acts, varying from
000 TO SOC acres each. on t1o Of which there ere
several buildinss The plot and survey can be seen
At the ofaoa o< HesHs. 9otidin 4 Apssrson l., =
tsw days
The pa-.iculs. attention cs capitalists and others
1, called 70 the foregoing sale a. besides The srss.
veus Of the ecal and thsy also valuable for the
iarss enan.ity Of wood Ana timber on tben, snd
sOr farming purposes
rssns-tns.th,rd cash balance a. tw.lve ana
twenty fcsr months, for nesosabls notes. ias.ress
adAsd and title resAiasd sil further order of thu
Court HENRY L. RESekB Receiver &c.
Sale sscAusss& BY saoDciA 4 APPsssok, Laes.
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NRF GOODS. CL0fHItiG, FANCY G0oDS
BOOTS AND aH0Es. AZ AUCTION tn
THURGDAY. tie 18th Instant, VIII sell st uiy
stors. at 10 ociook, variety Of Dry fsoods Giath-
irg Boots Shoes, ae., ;ansiztlng IN part Of
COATS,
PAET3,
VESTS,
aUEPENDEks
HOSIERY,
BOOTS,
Ladies' acd Casldrsn'f eUGES,
Together with general sgsortment OF other AZ
tciss
Prssious 70 which will bs sold -
10 bb.s. Extra Sapsrhne ELoUs.
uo12 n r. COOK, Auetg.
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to1lcal tufn IL Old NOS need his AvcWAl TO Inform
me that he had beso al along N Old Line Henry
CLAY Whig, and that he had long kept himself
aloof Eom practical politics 1t was easy 10 see
that. such Al they have besn North and South they
must have offended bis honest temper. 1t was
little remarkable therefore that hs ahould have been
chosen the presiding o4cer Of the Convention On the
question OF - cssAOn and the choice Of 90 couserva
tive. UnlOn-loving . man showed thsrs was some
moderation and virtue In the body. The Oonven
ruary Of 81 and he laid great stress on the tho
roughly Union sentiment that peevaded 1t during
it earlier sessions. II . vote on the question had
been taken ny time during the month preceding
the attack FoFt Sumter three fourhs st least Of
all the voices would have been aSalnT the ords
nsues When that svsnt took place the Secession
mercury on the instant leapsd up In ths barometer
The Union party IN the Osnvntion, however, still
struggled On. fhsy sent delegates 70 Washing.
ton-bsogtng. inplortns some smuSins word, soms
baxs Of hoPs soss promise which they could pre-
sent b thsk people. "And Mr g.. am bound TO
tell you W ga encouragement rather than sncou
&: Ga ,.s S: ss E g; ss
pionhtst and u seeSul1oo was voted BY Largo ma
toeisy. n, 5nnsy' with sonas oshGs holding ont
Ths dCuyvpsion dissolved III, msub.s went
homs - popular vots-without whose ratiAcar
1oo ths aQ3on of ths body was voice md moth.
Ing moro WAS about 10 como on bat bsfofs The
DAY arrived II. Lincoln bound Virginia with the
Slosl:d.: .nS nv'S:S a~ 20 soi y marching troop.
vote came, John Jan.sy Fevs for hh voies for ~.
sssuaon. fhs invaAoa, 6ets.rishts. and The old
tims uud5fions, haA done their Won. ~, I -
n s:r4 Nyss!ss-s stsssss q 0es.ss.
0ss~saaae (sv ~ Assdvs5 yssvs t.fsvs sAs 0slest
Aatae ~ . sAnA" ouah, n . eentsncs, 10 the
Ahesy of tAs lapss Of Thousands Of the best end
pwo8 IN a Vtrutnis-nsn who ere now the
80 Il sssasiy t1~s .eal1 h.ys Zen 40 .s.:
1nnwA ~ - bb y - puupoaes q
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THE DAY SCOCL BELL,

rENhe Day School Bella new singing
Il book, for Day Schools, called the DAY
SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
about 200 RACES of choice songs, Solos, Rounds
Catches, Duets, Trios. Quartettes and Chorus
es, many of them written expressly for this
book, besides thirty two pages of the elements
of music, The Elements are easy and pro-
gressive, that ordinary teachers will find them
selves entirely successful in instructing even
young scholars to sirg correctly and scientfi
cally, while the tunes and words embrace such
a variety of lively, attractive, and soul stirring
music and sentiment, that no trouble will be ex
perenccd in inducing all beginners to go on
with zeal il acquiring skill in one of the most
health giving, beauty improving, happiness
Yielding, and order producing exercises of
variety and adaptation of music, and in mum
Der and excellence of its songs, original, select
ed and adapted, it claims by much to excel all
competitor. 1t will be found to be the best
book ever issued for Seminarics, Academies, and
Public Schools. A few sample pages of the
Elements Tunes and Songs are published in
circular; send and get 1t is compiled by
Horace Waters, author of Sabbath School
Bells.'' Nos. and 2, which have had the enor-
nous sale of 655 0}0 copies. Prices: Paper
cover, % cents, SIS per hundred; bound 30c,
$22 per hundred; cloth bound, embossed gilt,
40c, $50 per 100; twenty-five copies furn shed
the 100 price. Mailed free at the retail price.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS
THE EBAY SCHOOL BELL he tunes are
lively, and such may be easily maste. ed y
children. The spirit of the songs is unexcep-
tonahle and well adapted to the school room
1t is the cheapest and among the best compounds
of school music publisht d i New York Teach
tr.
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL-This baok is
eminently adapted to the of our Common
Schools. Airs of acknowledged excellence
we'd ed to words of true poetry the quail
ties that ought 10 he sought with the greatest
care, in the leparatiou of school song book
! This book seems t, combine these two quail.
| ties.-[ Pennsylva School Journal.
| THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.-We unhesita
tingy pronounce this collection of music TIL,
! best we have ever seen for general use in oul
schools. With feature we are especial,
pleased, the large number of iami lar tuues.-
We recognize many an old favo ie and Il frlent
to whom we handed copy. counted over forty
pieces that he knew. They are almost withon
exception choice tuues. well adapted Tor schoo
room use Most of the new music will becom
popular, The elements arranged for voca
practce.--[ Ohio Educational Mouther.
HORACE WAERS.
mayl6'G2 If % 4Sl Broadway. n. Y.
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The Tag Bill.

The Tax Bill that has become law,
and which viii go into operation upon
the lst of next month, is so volumnous
as to preclude its publication entire in our
columns we, however, give few of the
material features of the plan for the col
lection of the revenue, which we have
extracted from the bill:
I. A collector for each collection dis
trict, to be appointed by the President,
with the consent of the Senate, whose
duties will be to collect for the Govern
ment the taxes to be paid in said district
The compensation for his services is in
the form of commissions on the amounts
collected.
9. An assessor for each assessment
district, to be also appointed by the Pre-
sident, whose duty it will be to furnish
the collector with list of the persons to
be taxed, and the articles on which the
taxes are levied. His salary is to be three
dollars per diem when he is engaged in
preparation, and FIVE dollars when in the
actual performance of his duties AS asses
sor. He is also to receive commission
of ore dollar for each hundred names on
the tan list.
3. Deputy collectors to be appointed
and paid by collectors. Their duties are
to be to act as assistants.
4. Assistant assessors to be appointed
by assessors. Their salary is fixed at
three dollars per day in addition to
which they will receive the same compen
sation as assessors.
s. Inspectors of liquors, &c, to be
appointed by collectors, whose duties will
be to measure and examine the proof of
liquors removed for sale, for which they
are to receive fees from the owners thereof,
the extent Of which is to be fixed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The officers above classified are to car
.ry into effect the provisions of the bill
and are to be held strictly accountable for
their actions. Collectors through whose
hands must pass very large sums of money
will be required to give heavy bonds for
an honest performance of their duties.
In some districts it is probable that bonds
to the extent of 100000 or S30O,OU0
will be required
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The Union Convention.

The undersigned, representing THE
UNION CONVENTION which assembled in
this city on the 9th Of September last,
call npon call loyal citizens who are in
favor of the maintenance OF the Govern
ment, and Of the vigorous and continued
prosecution of the war now carried on for
the suppression Of the rebellion against
the Government again to meet and ap-
point delegates to a UNION CONVENTION,
to be held in this city, on Thursday, the
slst day Of August next, for the following
named officers
Judge of the Supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member of the Board Of Public
Works.
The Convention will be composed of
the same number Of delegates that cons.i-
tuted the Convention of last year. and
appointed in like manner among the sew
eral counties.
We omit the list of counties and the
number of delegates, to which each is
entitled, except this. Wyandet county is
entitled to4 Delegates
We recommend that the delegates be
chosen by conventions in the several
counties, to be held on Saturday, the 10Th
of August.
The Convention viii assemble at |
o'clock A. M. The place of meeting
will be hereafter designated.
a43 6s GEO. M. PARSON, Chm,
@~ B.F. MARTIN, Sec'y,
Union Executive Committee.
CoLuMDus, June I'd 1882.
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publicans here are gaining on the fears of
the people. Many good Southern Rights
men are now wavering, owing to these
excited apprehensions, and our cause is
daily losing strength. | still hope the
lower portion of the State will remain
firm, and in the end we will escape from
the chains that bind us to Black Repub
lcanism. Surely Maryland was bound
hand and foot"
You will do me a great Kindness and
one that l will not be likely to forget
soon, ii you interest yourself with Gen.
Harper in procuring me a good weapon
of defence. Only yesterday was threat
ened with mob, who said they would
compel me to hang out the Stars and
Stripes" Very truly yours,
DANIEL DECHERT.
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New Advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In p 'rsuance of ar order granted by the Pro
ae ourt of Wyandot county, Ohio. | will
offer for sale at public auction
THE 18Th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1862,
at the door of the Courthouse in Upper San
dusky, Ohio, commencing at l o'clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate situate in
the comfy of Wyandot and ,te of Ohio, to
wit: The west half of TIE SO tn west quarter
of section sixt en-, township three, south Of
raneg fourteen cast, appraised at $4,000 90
also the north east quarter of the south west
quarter, and fifty seven acres off Of the wcs,
and OF the north half of the south west quartz,
OF same section. township and range, ap
praised at So, GIG 90,
Terms OF sale-One third in hand one third
in one year and one third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest, the payment1 to
be secused by mortgage on the premises sold
THOMAS NJ BOWMAN,
Admir- of Reuben Wood, kec'd.
G. w. BEERY, Attorney.
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MAIL HACK.

FROM KENTON VIA MARSE1LLES. TO
UPPER SANDUSKY.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
Leaving X enton, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday att O'clock a. IN.
Leaving Upper Sandlskv, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. at o'clock a. M
| have as good wagon and team travels
the roads, and will spare no tronble or expense
to make my passenge's comfortable and hap
py. | will attend to all business entrusted tC
me promptly. l will carry packages of Goods
&c, and my CT argos will be very reasonable
would respectfully ask the patronage of TIM
WILLIAM THOMSON.
juno G. :62-tf
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Epitc4ne Of News.

--Gov. Tod has issued his proclama-
tion, calling for additional troops.
Coli c Lee, Of the 55th Ohio.'is at
home. sick.
Commodore Wilkes is put in com.
mand of the James river flotilla.
We have Port Royal news by the ar
rival of the. transport Arrago, but there is
nothing important
--Col Bill Gibson delivered the ora
ton at the celebration of the National
Anniversary, at Tiffin, last Friday.
The latest reports at Fortress Mon
roo indicate that Col. Van Wyck is not
killed, but is seriously wounded.
The rebel gunboat Teazer was cap
tured on the 4th inst. in Jamesri~sr. We
ry important papers were found omhoard.
All the artillery officers of tie grad
uating, class at West Point, not wanted at
the Academy as teachers, are ordered. to
report for duty at once.
--Maine has promptly responded to'the
call for troops; Gov. Washburn has is
sued his proclamation and the necessary
general orders will he out Immediately.
Government has suspended the or
der discharging Gen. Bremont's staff. Ii
is possible that the. Pathinder may be
heard from again ere long
a There is general rush to- escape
prescription by the people along the Mis-
sissippiriver. On one iss;snd below White
river, there are said to be $500 refugees.
-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania. has
issued proclamation calling for troops
to re inforce the regiments IA the field
to the full Standard. and for additional
regiments to crush the rebellion.
o. We understand that Maj. General
Mcclellan has generously given up the
Gne and spacious Harrison mansion fol
hospital purposes, and now has his head
quarters on. board the gunboat Ariel.
Governor Morton of Indiana, ha,
issued a proclamation calling, for clever
regiments of infantry - one from eacl
district; also six batteries Of light artille
ry.
Late aduices from England denote
that the wheat crop has already bee,
much damaged by the wet and rust
Johnny had better keep on good term
with Jonathan, for he will doubtless hav
bread to spare.
The rebels have Theoretically seal
ed" the James River, by sinking no les
than thirty-six vessels in the channel
A person competent to speak, says it wi
take years to remove the obstruct tions.-
English journals.
The Democracy of the State hav
put in nomination full ticket for Stat
officers. Judge Of Supreme Court, Ru
fus P. Ranney, of Cuyahoga; Secretar
of State, William w. Armstrong, OF Sen
rca; Attorney General, Lyman r. Critcl
field, of Holmes; School Commissioner
Chas. w. Catchcart, of Montgomery
Member of tbes Board Of Public Work
James Gambel, Of Coshocton.
-Vicksburg has fallen into the hand
Of the Union fleet. The bombardmer
took place OH Thursday and Friday weel
and the town must have been nearly ri
ined. The particulars have not ye
reached us. 1t is stated that 5000 ne
groes have been set to work to dig ca
nal across the neck of land SO as to chang
the direction of the Mississippi, and leav
Sicksburg high and dry far iq!and,-
Yleksbnrg wont be worth much as cit
by the time onr Aeet has done with it.