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DRESS.

An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
/ fHE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
ESTABLISHED ~ l-}i.
chatham street, loo, corner ui Pearl str1e,
ine white snlrts, Linen q ,.l,rs ,r,.l B.s.r,a-
For 70 Gents
For 1.OOi'
For I. ."5 80
Eur : 30 III
For l.I5 !i,li
For 200 tllllt
.niris made ~ order and warranted o. lt.
'ndegsAiIt-, Drawers and iIlCIllss
IN silk, wool, Haruo and Cotton.
riremon's s iris, Travelling SlirtS
Army and Navy Slrt8 Of every dcscrlrtl .a.
I'lspe' ler,, NeyE I.cH and Gloves.
h every variety,
) large s... rtuoUt.f
Nu0lcn JtoSe'7 n.wuy1 on hand.
'cuwIiCr 'hcE1. lUi Chatham rtrrrt,
iaZNp'1l9 c.ruo- of I'slr. rtrcal.
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~.tNiNG MACil|ES-iio HESTER ST.
, ono door rt .. H.,,rry, ib the bcst T.. ae O. so
sr,.f', u.u''r ~ H....'-, ANA other s.,,lur ti..-
Aa. rttHu,d Nal improved, Machine needles -
AL nuis huttc-, of, &C, at wholesale aud retail.
Also Gr-ycr d Boxer bag machines t.ur.p.. by
HlGO M tLLLk. d. 4t'lu8
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PowERY SAVINGS BANK.

- NV NoEk, tan. lctl, ls11
TIE DEPOSITURs Arr dEREBY NOTIFIED
shat interest, At tie rate uf tre per sent ger an
NUN, on sil sums Of i've dollars ,ud up ward, .Il
uut exceeding eve hundred dollars, ali four per
cont. per Runuu all slIfaf over Gvp Lun .rcd ioi
lars, which have been depyslcd u j, ~ three
m1Lth8 previous 10 the 1gt nst, WI. be shovel -
2uth st., u sccorilnce With the provisions of the
bylaws. All interest not called Tor will remain ~
81 ugipal, and draw interest scyuriiugly fpm ia
inst.
tbs RINK d. OMEN f,r butness daily fr,n II 70
U'.H 4, sud Monday, wt-lr,.iYg, aud Friday
ct.u'u %. 'f.ri e. u'r0cs. - No. ls1 ,wcry. ~
or .,ru. tIr Trust c4
THOMAS JEREMIAH. P-e-iicr,.
q. II. C'DatsuAtt, 4 .ctct,ly. ito O'iIi
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IcOR A FEW DAYS-ABLE-BODIED Men
will 10 re,eived into the First RermDut \. " V
|his regiment, commanded ~ Cnlpuel GARRETT
bYCKMAS, the hsru Of Abe MeNirNn war, is ah'ut
b be hllei g. is maximum numher. sworn in rut
|r two years, n has but Men yaoDtAs 20 serUs,
then each man viii receive bonniy cf slvO -tnhk-
hg his pay, q ~ ioins nots, eIuh 70 neariy
twenty DOLL AIRS A MONTH D. applying Al
|e Recr,iiting - fice, ~ - Bruldosy, tho nppli-
Int receives n oucs I-riNirm. RHfp1s dpd Pug
|ppa Vcst Tor, sni Ia sort - Newport News,
L. vlt ~ -oru,.ti nlrasrnty situate I, bee
h. M brrrqets i~.t D 's uni yr..s, re. lh's
ir rrt lg. ais, trc tlrit Nent Il tay i' thu dll,
r tI.,,4 ,.r- = .',rHaH 4'va'. rh 80 ..n t
c,'i-' .uf'1 ed urr lN.r r'Hrost to aprl frf
ta.u, C.L ' FRtD. PD.E5pN, . br'lIvs..
|ec7ltnr Oeire l'' 'i'lo3
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l'NST RIVER SAVINGS RANK,
~ tfGgAWHEIt4

~ N,rk Dec. 70, 1901.
...l'.HI. 1ueuruI s,ful., annual dividend, ~ ths
1000. at I,t u. .t. It-r auuuu. ON al sums from
t. o.. $780, .ud h.. Jer cent 1a Sums over tsa
... N. usy t..p ola AID sitcr the 2Uth o. I.n'ary,
E,a. open lvIy from Iu :. A.t,SP n, and IN
.u...I.E -y,riH~ 'fHH. g. o. o'clock.
W...y i,r.,..tUd H. 90 ls'.ru January tlth,
. ." tH.y. t...r,at tr.ri tine It of January.
PtrFE A. TITUS P-ps.
.Ghs. a. WHITNEY, s,r. dsl gt.c'iai
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4 HORSE CART AND HARNESS TO BE
- -lI r.cpp o. I. iti 1r.t'l.r lI. .yuh..ta .
thn Np..oi. 10 ur any tpl u. N..t. Ap.., .,uI
| b.. F, 30 s. rr'n ct. JnllN ntLENT. 1I'.'o1
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ITO DRESSlIAKERS AND FAMILlES-
~40.-ayNut MtchuHa 80
Nuuhr ia u.uul--warr1htnd ir every respect.
Jas G'liS 40 B.u.dN ~, up suifs.
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MONROE ST-FURNlSuED ROOMS 10
| let, 20 small quiet 'uu |iy, with facilities .Ir
ousekcepnr. Also, rooms Tor single gontouon.
erms moderate. dl2 plAc'18f
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,..OI, -tIr AG.OOLE'S WAGON SuHv
r.. 'I'Hr. T. -lofc lslu - ,,Ie.y, c,r
.'i.flIt
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NIACIllNERYT TOR SNIE-h FACE PLATE
W d. awnings i-,t, price 100. JOIN Hrt-
ART, 1876 Hr.lINuy. Jui2.ls
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANY Ii. 1861.


The resignation Of Secretary Cameron, oc,u-
pied, yesterday the attention Of ali tho J ur.
mails g.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Stuart Wade, & James r. Hurd as Trustee.

Stuart Wade, James R. Hurd as Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, filed his petition
herein on the 80 tn day of June, 1862, the object
aad prayer of which is to recover a judgment
against said Wade tor S255.OO with interest at
the rate Of sixty per cent per annum from the
lSth day ofMay 1860, due from said defendant
Wade, on prommissory note dated May 18th
1859 for $3.50. 90 with interest after maturity
untilpaid at the rate Of sixty per cent per an
Enia, due in twelve months from the date there
Of to the order Of this plaintiff; and for de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale of the N Jrthwest
quarter of section number nineteen 09) town.
ship four (4) range nine 90 in Marshall county,
Kansas, and that unless they demur or answer
to the petition filed herein, on or before the 10TH
day Of September, 1862, said petition win be
taken as true, and Judgment rendered in &C
cordance with the prayer thereof.
nils J. D. BRUMBAUGH, Plf's att'y.
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

I'VE have at centralia Nemeha county. Kansas about
10000 apple trees all grated and of all varieties that have
been fesed in the west They have been here
open prairie If trees will do we'll in Kansas these
must Also quantity of Cherries and different varieties
Strawberries, Lawton Blackterres, &c. &C. We shall be
ready during the Fall Of 1862 and Spring Of 1868 supply
the people of Northwestern Kansas with trees grown here
on favorable terms Apple trees years growth from graft
Ito ieet high and stocky cvhs and other pro
Nursery all kinds of Farm produce and stock. Gye
as you are going to the river and examine Yourselves
Bring along load ofcorn wheat, pork Anything you
TRANSFORMING comes Some prefer transplantng in the
Fall others in the Spring-suit yourselves.
June, 1862. BAKER ESQUIRE.
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ORDER OFIPUBEiCATlON.

State of Kansas, Second judicial District, Mar
shall county. In the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton, Plaintiff, '''s
- -t-s4 Vs. sQTn1 y5si L 81,
john NJ. Whitehead, Defendant
The above named defendent will take notice
that the plaintiff above named filed his petition
herein on the first day of August A. D. 1867, the
object and prayer Of which is TO recover judg-
ment agsinst said Whitehead for three humid
red and fifty dollars and interest from July first
A. d. 1860 at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum due from said defendeni Whitehead on two
prorlissOry notes dated April 25th 1850, for
three hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after the first day of July 1860 at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum, one note due
and payable on or before the first day of July
1861 TO, the. order of James White and assigned
to said plaintiff, calling for $50 90, and one note
due and payable ON or before the first day eff Ju-
ly 1862. to the order Of james White and assign
ed to said plaintiff, calling for $4,000 and for a
decree of foreclosure and sale of the South west
quarter of section nineteen (19) in township
three go cf range nine ~ in Marshall county,
State of Kansas, and unless you demur or an-
swer to the petition filed herein on before the
3rd day of October 1862, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be rendered in
accordance with the prayer of said petition.
nl9 S. WRIGHT, Plff's. Atty.
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Publication Notice.

State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall County,ss s. In the SecondDistrict court
for Marshall County. 13sf.
'wiiuism'J. Wilson, 10 400
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ID1A AuOuMt -. $41-s1'OO
In testimony whereof I have hereinto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal of said
County at my Office in the city Of Marysyille,
this 18th day of July A. D. 1o62.
RS. NEWELL, CLERK
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= 81 smao rods ssai ~ ia
81 % 2eioa a sr5di Isd3 uois
,ATCHISONi KANSAS


81. oos1sisW sbpL-.IAsosszq
? Il : .,4s ayab ut 5 1sgir sd
weuld respecsfully announce to the sMer-
chants Of the Interior Of Kansas, .thafyI have
large and comp lete assortment Of GROCERIES.
of every description, which offer at very low
rates for cash or Proaucev such a. Dry Hides.
Bacon, Lard, &c- SC.
'tna1ja cit ~ gyasd sac sW-Es
aidaa u2fo uo zri. - bssd ,grt
.Iy sGU trs .irensegu aoaelovs1 It
Ny stock consists in part as follows:
1000 sacks super6ne and extra Flour oo2
800 bushels Of Dried Fruit .v-9nO
zoo barrels and half barrels Whisky, -.
100 bbls. Salt, stt
l5O bo1es OF Tobacco,
200 kegs of Nails, ss-, 9i'7se J 80
so sacks of Coffee,
$50 bbls. bro wn and refined Sugars, i.3srs
Molasses in barrels, half bbls and keea OF
Golden Syrup, Rice, Mackerel, Herring,
Spices Of all kinds, Cream Tarter, Soda Oys-
tiers, Sardincs, Condles, Soap, besides many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention; suffice it to-
say my stock is full and complete (beinz the
lcrgest in AteAsoa,4 and ca and i'll sell as low
as any House onthe Missouri River. n
MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR,
Are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock aud
prices and they will be to buy All Kinds Of market
able produce taken in exchange for Goods at the high
n13 3m THEO. BARTHOLOW.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Fight at Cedar Mountain


WAsHHGroN, Aug. l2.-Accounts from
oulpePper, dated yesterday, speaking OF
The fight on Saturday, say that so heavy
WAS the ire to which our comparatively
small number was exposed, that the only
wonder is that the entire command was
not completely annihilated at the end OF
half an hour, instead of being half so
large proportion at the expiration of an
hour and half.
Ghe rebel prisoners report that their own
troops were moved down like grass by our
fire. Three times were they reinforced by
fresh regiments and brfgades, and when
our troops retired they were 700 much
crippled to pursue them in an open ground.
The prisoners also report that the heavy
guns used by the enemy were of recent
English manufacture, with English Fixed
ammunition.
The last but one gun which was left af-
ter being spiked ina ditch, several of the
horses having been killed, it was deemed
exPedtent to leave the gun aud it was
spiked under the fire of tho enemys sharp
shooters. Col. Chapman of the 9th Massa-
chusetts was shot in the breast and is pro-
badly dead. Lieut.. Col Stone fell with
many wounds. Major Blake also fell and
if alive is prisoner. Adjutant Smith is
either wounded or dead. Major Savage,
of the I'd Massachusetts, is believed to have
been killed as well as many of the Captains
and Lieutenauts.
DR.. Leland was shot in the eye.
The other regiments have not been
heard from yet definitely. The stragglers
from the battle field to the town have all
been arrested, by order of Gen. Pope, and
by tomorrow list of the missing can be
obtained.
Capt. Geo. Tauuett, OF Princes staff,
was MORALLY shot in the breast.
The 18th Pennsylvania escaped without
loss, having been detached TO guard sig
nal station, 8 or 10 miles southwest of the
battle field, early in the day. They re-
turned yesterday, escortiug the signal Off
GERS, although compelled to pass near the
enemy's piekets.
On Sunday night about IL o'clock, while
Gems. Pope and Banks were in conference
in the rear of our batteries, a Lody of their
cavalry charged in the most.daring manner
through the woods in our front upon the
group. The discharge of muskets and the
whizzing of the balls near them gave time
~ notice of the rebel approach.
Horses were speedily mounted, and "a
regiment of Infantry fired Yolley check
ing their charge and probably saving both
our commanders.
Gen. Buford with his cavalry command
arrived at oulpepper on Saturday from
Madison. Previous to his departure thence
he sent reconnaissance TO the Rapidau,
where he found force of the enemy on
the south but none on the north side of the
river.
THE LATBsT.-A telegram from Culpep-
per dated to-day says all was quiet during
last night and this morning. Col. Donuei-
" of the New York 2sth regiment is still
alive, but in sinking condition The 9TH
er wounded officers are generally doing
well.
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e9~s. c. -BAKEa. of this city, has been
ayEssted upon the charge of violating an
oath assumed by him some time ago. 1t
appears that Baker, some time ago, took
the oath of allegiance. Recently, it is al
lodged, he made the remark, in speaking of
the proposed draft, that if taken as con-
script, he would shoot his Colonel or Cap
tain. 1t is coptended by his friends that
the remark was lightly and carelessly made.
Major Darr, upon this Information, how
ever, arrested Baker aud referred his case
to Washington. In the meantime be is out
upon his parole of honor.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

CAIRO, August IA detachment of the
llth Illinois Cavalry. sent from Bolivar,
Tenn, yesterday attacked the guerriilas at
Salisbury, five miles east of Grand JUNG
ton, taking rebel captain prisoner, cap
turing ~ horses and mulse, aud dispensing
the enemy.
Rebel authority reports that Breckiu-
ridge attacked Baton Rouge, on Tuesday,
morning. AT first they were repuIsed
with heavy loss Gen. Clark, OF Miss,
and Col. Thomas Hunt, of Ky, we've kilt
kansas, which failed to cometo time. On
the afternoon of the same DAY, Breckin-
ridge is said TO have tetegraphed to the
Grenada appeal that the Arkansas destroy
ed two of our gunboats and damaged 9TH
ers, aud driving of our feet, and that he
had captured the entire Fedaral forces at
that place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

q g93IS our notice yesterday mornipg, of
ate6nnterfeiting a6rape,t we mentioned Tho
name of Washington Glineain connection
Eith,some spurious money, Cline Informs
us that We have done. him injustice. "A
mau named Todd bought ring from Cline
and paid him In bad money Cline, when
he discovered that tue money was not
good, took it back, and Todd gave him au-
other bad bill9in its place, The second
bill was returned aud redeemed by an
equally worthless one. Cline complained
against Todd, and had him taken before
AID. Robertson, but owing to tho dificulty
in establishing the facts, was-eoupelled to
let hin go. Dan, Cady, whose name was
also mentioned, is said to have had nothing
to do with it more than as mere, spscta-
tor. y g 49, - ~ "
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BAToHEhoR,s HAIR DYEl

TIE BFST IN THE WORLD.
s WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to pure the Hair in the leest; rem
sdes tho III effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the
HairforliIe. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
iy turns splendid Black or Drown, leaving the Hair
son aud b.autiiul. Sold by all Drugg sts, &c.
; E5= The genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
.ELioR, on the four sides Of each boa.
FACTORY No. 81 Barclay street,
(Ldts 9ss Broadsoay aud Is Bond ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

BALTIMORE, August LITTLE steamer
Knickerbocker, with 346 sick and wound
ed soldiers, arrived here to-day
Twelve young men who fled from this
city to avoid tue draft, were arrested at
Williamsport, Lycoming county, Pa, and
brought back here to-day, and sent 10 Fort
McHenry by Gen. Wool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

p~TnE new steamer News Boy, re-
Gently built by Capt, John List, will be a
great convenience. She win make con-
noctious with the Central Railroad Mt Bel
laire. and will no doubt receive a consider
able trade. She will be commanded by
Capt. Long. 30 - % "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13
Independence, 10, taken by the
Rehe1s ru

LExINeroH, Mo-, Aug. l2.-Independenee
was attacked yesterday by 900 rebels nm.
der Coils. Hughes and Qaintrel, and after
four hours hard fighting the Federals sur
rendered. Twenty of our men are report
edkilled. Reiuforcemeuts which were sent
ftom here last night to assist our troops at
Independence have returned. There is
great excitement, and every body is pre-
pairing for the conflict.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

LOUISVILLE, August l2,-John Morgan
with 1900 Cavalry and 4 pieces ARTILLERY
entered Gallatin, Tenn early this morning
and captured Col Boone commanding the
post with about 800 men of the 2st6 Ken
tncky and n Federal freight train contain
ing so horses and u lot of oats and corn
There was no fight. Morgan was still in
possession at noon to-day.
AdjutAut General Fenneu declines. &c
eeptiug the resignation of john Boyle, me-
phew of the General, as Lieut.. Col. of the
9th Kentucky Cavalry, and orders him to
join his regiment.
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ns7-WuAr's. aRR NAME?-A Iandladv n,

B9-WHAT's Her NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, sets a good
table! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about tue EXCELSIOR
BAKISc PowDER-superior to all others
Price Is and IS cents per box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

BB-Wuo IS 1T That is not annoyed
byf flies, during these warm, sultry days p
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in very few days, by using the
LIeHTS1NG FLY KIIbgR. Price cents.
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s9- MAKE A NorE OF IT That the
above articles, with thousand other use
full and ornamentalscan be had from t. IL.
LOGAN & Co., Al Main ST., and LOGAN, LIST
& Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

. @ %
BSSeTHE WoRLD's OPINION must have its
due and proper course in its endorsement
Of the wonderful virtues of the celebrated
Mrs. Garduer's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort aud Hoarhound, which cures Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, and is doing won
ders For sale by Reed & Kraft.
The Lighhiag Ely KTtter.-For killing
flies. For sale by Reed / Kraft.
PuriFy your blood by using Lindsey's
Blood seayeher, Brentlinger Fluid Extract
of sarsaparilla and Dandelion, Ayers sar-
saparilla, Kenuedy's Medical Discovery.
For sale by Reed s Kraft.
Heimstrest's Lnimitd6Le Hair RestordtiUe,-
This article is too well known to need re-
communication 1t restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t keeps the hair healthy,
stimulates its growth, renders very beau
ttful, aud removes dandruff. For sale by
Reed & Kraft.
Hnmpton's Vegetable Tincture, Ber-
have's Holland Bitters, Hoohaud's German
ford's Liver Invigorator, Browns Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger. For sale by Reed &
Kraft.
Mrs. Wi9slow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, Sir James Clark's Female
Periodical Pills, DR.. EOf7s Pills, Todd's
Pills, Ayers Pills, Wrights Indian Vege-
table Pills, McLane's Pills, Jayne's Pills,
Lees Pills, Brandreth's Pills, Sellers Pills,
Hollnway's Pills, and Spauldiug's Cephal-
ic Pills. l 49, ~
John @. Baker & Co.'s Pure God Liver
Oil. For sale by REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

RB-DR. KrsER, the Homeopathic Pbysi-
clan of our city, has removed to rooms near
Stone & Thomas Store.
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.Fiphhnrein Tannessea..-

LOUISVILLE, Aug. PA Nashville dis
patch from Gen. Morgan at cpmberiand
Gap, says De Coursey's brigade sud the
18th Kentucky, on the 9th or-6ih inst,
had several engagements with Stevenson's
division in force, the rebeIssoutnumerfng
US four to one. The rebels lost 225 killed
and wounded, and Lieut.. Col. Gordon; Of
the llth Tennessee, taken prisoner. Our
loss was three killed, fifteen wounded and
City prisoners. =s..s 5,a -r5l-,-,7r
Two companies of the sixteenth Ohio
were surrounded by two rebel regiments
and cut their way out. fs
We captured large lot of forage, to5ac-
co. horses aud mules. 4. gi5f555.s
john Morgan left Knoxville on the 2nd
with 1000 cavalry en- route to Kingston,
KY, which is TO be invaded
Reports not confirmed at heeaiqusrters,
indicate guerilla raids npon Calhoun and
Runsay counties on Green river, creating
considerabls excitement on the Indiana
border. -
The steamer Fenaugo bound for Cum
berland river with Sltlers stores, sunk at
Scufletown on Sunday. ST. 100
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

B9FwHES DO you IEAyE2A Be sure and
take with you bottle of LoGAS's Essence
OF JAMAICA G NIGER. Itis equal to Browns
and oniyhall the Prieel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

S8-sA sr1roH1s TnB.p-F For Diarrb@a,
pains in the bowels, &c, use GRUSDY's
CHOLERA MIXTURE. Price 25 cents.
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LEXINGTON, Mo-, August I2.-Lator adj
vices from Independence shy TINT Lit. Col.
Buel commanding that post with SO men,
was taken completely BY surprise about 5
o'clock yesterday morning. Buel's men
were in the bank building which after fonr
hours hard fighting was fired by the rebels
when Buel surrendered. 1t1t.4
Capt. Thomas of the State militia was
taken out and murdered after the surreu-
der. Our informant who remained until
after the surrender says the rebels gave out
that they intend to attack. this city imme-
lately. They will meet with warm re-
ception.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

~ REAnER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GotD PIX, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing which win do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If you
want It. see sThe Pen IL Mightier than the Sword,
IN another column ~ ~ mh25