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Interesting from the West

MOBILE, July IS A special despatch Ia
the Advertiser and Register, dated Jack son
18th, says that the Mississippior publishes
n report this afternoon from Fick,burg,
that Commodore Faragut has proposed TO
wIthdruw his feet and cease offensive op
trations against Vicksburg, provided the
gun-5oais above are permitted 10 pass
down the river without molestation.
Dr. }. f.. Kennedy, of the lIth Mississ
ippI, DR.. Thos. B. Elkins, Of the aOth Miss
I>sippi, and DR.. Caleb Toxcy, OF the l7th
Alabama. have arrived from Camp Douglass
having been released by the Federal Gov
ernment. They say, OF the authority Of
jeff. Thompson, that Curtis has escaped
from llindman and got to Helena, Arkau-
sas. llindman had Curtis surrounded, but,
having no ammunition, was compelled TO
let him escape, although the Federas an.
nouneed lis capture.
NOBLE, July l6.-A special dispatch to
the Advertiser and Register. dated Knox.
Vile, 18th, says that on the 9th instant, at
lhompkinsville, Monroe County, Kentucky
Colonel Morgan's squadron surprised and
routed the Seventh Pennsy Ivania Regiment,
killing 81, wounding 40 and capturing 80
Among the prisoners is Major Thomas Jor-
dan, who was brought here last night Our
loss was two slightly wounded. The whole
camp OF the enemy aud all the stores fell
into the hands Of Morgan, including 100
horses and mules, 1000 rifles and a large
quantity Of ammunition and clothing.
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PRoNoTloS. The people Of the Confederate
STAT (says the Richmond Dispatch) will he
grslifed TO learn that the Government, apprc.
ciating his distinguished service, has conferred
upon "Old Stonwall" the rank of full General,
the highest known to the Confederate service.
This is 4 title richly merited by an officer
who has shown himself at all times active, vigi.
liant and skillful
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A GARD

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
l. received a fresh supply of Groceries,
viz Old Port Wine, Pickels, Jellies and
Preserves, Salmond and Lobsters in cans
l Dbl of Molasses and 1900 lbs Of Sugar
Tobacco, &c, which we will sell as low for
Cash as can be bought any where.
NcLARNON g. BRUMMfTTE.
July ], 1869, 2l-H
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate OF
"A James Faulkner, deceased, are hereby
requested TO settle the same, and those hay.
ing demands against the said Estate, are
hereby notified to present them as the law
directs, to the undersigned,
A. J. kiBLER, r.
WI. FAULKNER,
June as, 10 tf
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The Postal laws of the Confederate. S,.,.s

The Postal laws of the Confederate States re-.
'quire the prepayment of postage OH letters sent
through the mails. Exception is made only in
favor of soldiers in the army.
Country Postmasters, who forward unpaid
letters through the mail, would do we'll TO no.
ticc and observe these regulations
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The Richmond Examiner. Of the 10th
says that Gen. Lowell has been ordered to
that city, where, il is supposed, a court Of
inquiry. asked for by him, will investigate
the circumstances attending the capture Of
New Orleans.
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Latest from the North.

We aTs under obligations (.ays The Pc.
,ersbuIg Express) to Nathaniel Bddick,
Esq, Of Suffolk, for copy of the New
York Tribune of Saturday last, July l2,h.
We CLEAN FROM it the following intel
gence
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Executors Notice.
GRAHAmvILLE, s. C., July Is, 1862

GRAHAmvILLE, s. C., July Is, 1862.
ORDER NO. 5.
IN pursuance Of Special Order No. 43,
l. from Maj WIN. Stokes, Commanding
ID Battalion Cavalry s. &. V. based upon
General Order No. 46, emanating from Ad-
jutant and Inspector Gen'l s. Cooper.
All former members Of this company (Capt.
Mcllwain's) discharged under provision of
the "conscriPt net will report themselves
at this camp near Grahamvills 5. C., furn.
ished with Guns and Horses on or before
che 26,h Of this month, without fail, other
wise they will be sent for.
BY order:
&C. FOSTER, lst Lieut. Comd'g
Comp. ID. I'd Bat Cavalry. s. G. v.
SAM'L MCCORMICK, O. ).
July %, "a IL.
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ACTIVITY IN NORTHERN NAVY YARDs.-The
navy y'.rds. 1t is intimated that other "expe'
ditions" will be shortly fitted out-McClellan
having failed 10 take Richmond.
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION or s. C.-Thc
next anniversary O! this body will be held in
.Greenvil.e, commencing on Friday the 9Sth
instant.
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CoSGRsSs.---The Confederate Congress will
assemble la Richmond, pursuant to adjourn
ment, on the third Monday in Augustine
18th proximo.
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Exchange of Prisoners.

NOBLE, July ia Washington dis.
patch says that the war department has do
te:mined on a general exchange Of pris
oneGs.
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
Wednesday Morning, July 23, 1852

Kew. MIR. Craig requests us to say that he
expects to return to his pastoral charge about
the lst of August.
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The Negro in u. s. Congress.

MOBILE, July l7.-Tis thought that the
bill for arming tho negroes copfscated at
the S outh will psss the Federal Congress
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Announcement,

The friends Of DR II. l.. JOHNSTON an
nounce him candidate to represent Ian.
caster District in the lower branch Of the
next Legislature.
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General David T.. Twiggs died at Augusta,
on the 18th inst, after brief illness.
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Gen. Beauregsrd is a, Baden Springs, Ala I,
recruiting his health.
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A FRESH suppIy Of Garden Seed, em-
"A bracing all the varieties usually sold
in this Market just received end for sale hy
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb 10, 1861. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
vT,RusrEE,s sALE.-wAss,as, = ~ .

vTRUST1I'S SALE.-Whssses, = ~ ~
/ day q JAY. 4. D.. lass, Wa. Dsslas, asd
and n. W. Doolan, his vile, executed ents David
s. Tsae - Trustee, ssgtaia deed q Tsns1 eos.
vsying 70 said Trustee the land IN Scott seaoty,
Iowa, described - follows, te-vits A undivided
equal half part Of The north half Of the south
east quarter q ssstion No. seventeen (l7) IN
Township No. Seventy Eight (76) north Of rssgs
four east Of the 5th p. n Which said eonvsyanes
WAS made BY the said Wiilian Ooolsa for the
parposs IL securing the psymsat Il . eeetaia
promissoSy note snd tie ints1sst thsseoa, gned b.
said William Doelan, dated the 9TH day Of Jsly,
A. D.. 1855. and payable - follows: for the san
Of thirtssn hundred and fifty 500 dollsrs, pay
able the 9th day Of Jsly, 1852 with interest o
the Sats d Ten pr cent. Per annum After nat1-
hty.
And now, said promisosy note hsviag become
due aud payable, and the said william Doolass
hhayiag failed 70 Pay u: sa.s. J. David 9. T,.:.
NOTES, that y vista: Of y: pow.T wlisA |. !. -
vested BY said Deed Of Trast, will. % MoaAA1
the 10th day o. March, a. D., l9e9, at tie
hour Of two o'clock, IN the altss1ee0, q
said day. Of the Court House dess
In the City Of Davenport, expose ard oesr r.
sbsvs Asssbed,s - . nod tAssssf = dan tesoe-
eDasy - satisly Asd pey NE a0oaat q I'D 0oeo.
with tAsiseessst thsfsoe 70 Tie day efsale taDeA-
q With al The costs sad expensoe AtteQ1ine ~
sals, cu1es " tAis neejAs Al tsIs( SSSlsSO.
Dated he 18th day y febrsasya =. u lee4
DAVID i. f2UB.
feb1e-dt1 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
Accepted.

The abolition organs have been shak.
ing their heads at the selection OF Gene
raj Hitchcock, on the ground probably
that his politics do not accord with their
hereto opinions. They have been
trnmping up stories that he would not
accept, but the Mo. Republican put an
end to that by the following:
1--WE are gratifiel in being able to re-
hevc doubt-at one time seriously en-.
terlalned-of the acceptance by G.ue.
raj Hitchcock Of the appointment Of
Major General Of volunteers. He has
accepted. We hear it mooted a. posi-.
bic that General Halleck may take the
field in command of the great Southern
expedition. In this event, Gen. Hitch
cock would remain at the head Of tn,
Department here. 1t may be a mere
suggestion ; but it should be SO arranged
a. there will be the best accord between
THIN, the great interests OF the arm,
will not suffer in the slightest degree.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

T~RUSTEE'S SALE.-WaERBAs, on the 28tA
Il day sf April, 4. d. 1856. Jaeob h. H0dng
and Cathasine Hosing, his wife, exee.tsA unto
Austin Corbin, - 1rusaes, certain Deed q Trust
fseess in The County Of Scott and Stese Of lows,
described - follows, to Wit: 4 PAT Of Lot aun.
bsssd In. (lo, u Block ssobscea tsty.tva&l -
= he City q boveopssA 1ssssibe6 . fslls1s, =
Wit: Coonsssing q The sestA weee eesn1 = t1e
shove dessribsd LOT, thence y11niDg eest st1ty.
thenes vsst sixty-fosr (sS,) SssA tAssss ssesi
sixty (e0) fest % place Of bsginaiag. Together
with III the buildfngs thereof situated, which
said baildisgs ass The property eeDpaid J. HAHos-
ipg and wife, and absolutely conveyed; Wheeess,
aid deed Of trust, recorded in Book I, Of Mort
~ exscatsd b. said Jasss Il. Hosisg and Casha-
sins h~ring, ftr the purpose q securing tAs tnl-
1llasnt or certain obiIgatiors sntsssd into By
sAsn towards Claus n. Lag, By vistus Of . ssr-
tain bond, Of even date with said aesd Of tsust,
signed By she said q Ho!i.g End Csth:,iae
bssn broken, and ssid Claas b. Lag thersby be-
susteinsd damage amouating 70 3es975. for which
loDees, together with the Interest thsreoa, st sx
81 csnt pr aaasm iron April -, 1856. iDas0si-
3 10 secured to him By said bod whereas, al
IL light, title and interest Of said Clans n. Lsgs
1ndee srd b. virtss II aid bond, hss bssp asggs-
9 81 hin = Ass LAge; nov. thsseesse, Ernst
Clausssn, Trustee By appoist0ent & Cssoty
Judgs Il said Scott county, aglessbly . The sdp..
ulasioss IN rid dssd ef tssst !. Ysase ed ses:d
80 49, C.s,,. .ss - ~: 49, =. 49, 49,
sSs'sSvss MID E g . vssss1 q ssll - &
49,. vill. % Thamdey, ~ 1tA ~ Z! tee.u-
~. u. D. 1864, at tie Hour Of nine Ssssk y -
1sscaoon q ssid day, q ths Coass nesss, = ~
~ q D:yssps s5psi 4. sn ns,.s, q IL "a st.,s
5enbed, O. = nssA tbasdf - shan be seses-
~ 70 seeisly I'D pay he a0esss q - 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

"A Nhw Oh MixrUaE.-The New
oea'ofd Mercury says a gentleman OF
that city has been experimenting in the
mixture OF whale and petroleum oils. He
has ascertalned, to his entire satisfsc
ton. that an oil composed of four parts
whale oil and ono par: petroleum oil is
cheaper, as a means of illumination
than either separate. The mixture will
burn we'll in both the solar and coal oil
lamp and IN he common hand lamp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

A CoNTaAsr.-'Sick patients IN the
Washington Hospital have been driven
BY hunger TO eat scraps, &C., scooped
out os the slop.pails." "Thousands Of
dollars were expended for Mallasd'e
conseetionesy for Mrs. Lincoln's grand
Dali d the White House."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

IOWA BANKER Kinuard.
OF the firm OF Lee & Kinnard, who went
up last m'",h, at McGregor, has been
arrested at P.oria, by Mr. Ayrcs. y Me-
Grrg,r merchant, wn, io.ly~.d him
thithe, 10 get sali.fAct on. The result
10 not yet arrived at.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
ON RlTS ReJVy0.lTEO.
J. = : . = = !,

J. seer ~
2 SECOND 0TREET. D4TWYEH FERRY
O.S ead Rosk laaad, ssepsetfolly aaoeanooe q
= ~ sttissas q Dsvsapsrt tAae h y ssw -
Cloan, COloF and Manufacture
q I'D - TO
late god onss, q shset HDGDDe 81 . ssaGeao11o
tes1l6 1Asslese ~ p3eeeY ~ 0ooe9o e4ooes -
tUoe040R - Rou6 1hn01, a@@* 2 -. \
.sAlAN31 T. - 2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

ZoLLICoEfER's FAMILy.-Zollicoffer
leaves large family ct children uupro.
v'ded for, and the Memphis Ayalanch1
ouggests that they shall be adopted BY
the State Of Tennessee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

tmasks spes The snejsss, bus dso ses
to vote now. rn
Mr.. Lakin believed the motion OF M
Stanton vas . surprise to this Hos'e'
and he moved to lay it on the table,
Lose-ayes -, nays ~. -
NJ. Mitchell favored the reference 70
the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Young moved to refer to comm'..
tee OF the whole House for next TUESDAY
evening. ;..,
Nj. Hardie enter ed his protest against
the charge Of Democrats taking up 'ne
time of this House by offering these res
olutions they came here TO TRANSACT 'ns
legitimate business Of the session. s"o
had been obliged, in order to P'sce
themselves right on tho record, 10 oner
some amendments to resolutions, ana nc
thought it . new thing that resolutions
sustaining the President should De ca''eo
in question, as tending to embarfass inc
Administration.
The resolution was referred 70 Io'"'
mittee of the Whole.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
n Slight Cola, C0H.H,

eOL, '.es.ee,SoI y - -
inmates seriously. Ee,, are a,oare q
the importance of ssorrug HouaA o.
Slight 7oa in its first stage; ,ha'
,vl.ich in the BEGINNING t10A,d Yield te
a mild remedy, i not attended %, econ
attacks the lungs
M<cun's 8<cnclunI >0<ccll<s
usrs first introduced eleven years ogo.
It has been proved that they are the oest
article before the pubic for Hcn4hs.
RcIda, 8<on11ifia, .AstA,nn,
Xafa<<h, the Hacking Cough IN <cn-
all.,7/.kio.1, ard numerous affections cf
the >5hxoaf, giving immediate reli.f.
Public Speakers assd Singers.
wilI find them ef'eotsla1 for clearing and
strengthening the voiee.
Sold BY al Druggists ard Dealers In
Medicine, at 25 cents per boz.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
n HICll Dl>Cl SSION.

wenuh,icon Members Of tho Iowa Lec.s.
irarre Refuse to Endorse rIssascns
I'm coln,s war Policy Love Oh pessv
Stronser thsn Love Of Union'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

SCs''se0..@1 81
The AAvssaisss, havisg bs0 restored tsAseDtA
IN . few vssh ~ w slnpls ss.sdy, afSss
having SUFFERED several years With severe lung
affection, and that drsad disease. CoosanPeioa-
10 susiess 70 make hsswn 70 bic fsllov-sufsrsr'
the means OF cure.
To Ill vhe desire Il. he viii ssaa copy = ~
prssesiptios sssd (free olhasgs,) with the disse-
ton for preparing and uaiag the sans, which they
will a.d suRs CuRs 1os CONSTITUTION. AsFHAAs
BsosCsssss, -. H. osly sljsst = the a1sss-
tissr II sending thsIrssssipties = 70 bsasAt -
snistsd. sad spessd ialosnsaioa vhisA ~ sssa-
esivesso b ipvslussls, ssa hs hopss every sussss
yin m his remedy. - Il Will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Rrtiss vishiag the prescription viii please ad-
d,eea Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
WiLuAAsBuB0a,
sstsO-3mw Kings County, New York.
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES d.
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that Il
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out of order. one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that.doe. mt skip stitches o.
unravel, one that will sew equally we'll thick o.
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
ont breaking, one that makes . uniform ssan.
(leevins no ridge undsrnsath,) one that will M
sny No. Of cotton thread, linen o. silk, one the
will last for years on al kinds Of work in shor,
ono that 10 not more trouble than IL 10 worth, buy
| ct once, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB.
STER co. Machine, at il the cheapest h III
end" See advertisement In another eolo0a.-
Ok;csss Heald. sgl-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

| Os
but he was afraid that if an endorsement
OF the President came from the Democ.
racy, 1t would be a stigma upon him.
lie thOnght their condemnation better
than their praise. He had watched the
Democratic party ever since the Polk
election, and he instructed every act
they favored.
Mr.. Meyer was glad to see the Demo.
cratic party ready to sustain the pre.;.
dent. He was ready to put himself on
the record in favor OF endorsing the
President in ali Constitutional measures
But he was not in favor Of sust aiming
the Constitution as defined by the Su.
preme Court.
MIR. Gibson had been amused at the
range this discussion had taken. and
was surprised at the tone OF some OF The
remarks. He had not been aware INIT;
now that it was the policy of the msior
lty to oppose principle because Il
came rom certain quarter, and tina,
they preferred to have members oppos.
the Administration rather than endors,
1t. Another gentleman says he will mo-
sustain the decisions Of the Supreme
Court, and that he would inter
pref the Constitution to suit his ow,
views. It this is so, bad not the Cour
better be al, lisned?
Some months ago Union convention
OF Republicans was held 10 Marion conn
ty, and resolutions we're adopted sustain
ing the decisions ofthe Supreme Cont
l wish to see hearty endorsement q
the Administration, and these reflection
come With 9 bad grace from the major
ty on this floor.
| Mr. Bo"do;n made some eloquent 70
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News of September Is and 10.

wAsHIyGrox Sept 1S-The latest inform alton
received to day, dated from the seat of at
IL o'clock on wednesday night, the 18th, when ii
was telegraphed that Gen. Mcclellan had n severe
engagement throughout the day, resulting in gaining
the position for which army fought This battle
probably the Potomac, between Har-
Per's Ferry and Frederick city. MIDI
Information from point within four miles Of the
battle ground up to nine O'Clock. this morning. says
that nothing Later OF the engagement had been re-
ceived previous TO that hour liz merely states that
thousand prisoners we're taken yesterday. and
that they being marched TO the and passed
that point under guard
\ reconnaissance was made yesterday, which de-
mOnstrated that there rebel troops between
Washington and Bull Run, while our scouts yester-
day reported that they were in full force Drains
Vile on Tuesday morning.
ParOlei prisoners from Richmond say that troops
continued 70 arrive from the South. and were sent
thence rs fast as possible. These facts corrob-
GRATED by other sources leaving no doubt Of the fact
that the rebels concentrating large force in the
Shenandoah Valley, with central military depot at
Winchester. which is strongly fortified.
New YoRK, September 19.-The Times Washing
ton special dispatch says an armed Reconnaissance
TO Leesburg found one regiment Of rebel infantry
and battalion Of cavalry there, and after short
engagement. the enemy was driven out with cOnsid-
cradle loss.
WAsHISGroS, September 1o.-The rebel prisoners
captured at Leesburg say that the rebel forces, FIVE
thousand strong. lately stationed there, les on Mon
day morning for Williamsport
FREDEEICE, Md, Sept. This has been an ev-
entful day in the history Of the rebellion Battle
took place in which the army of the Potomac was
again victorious. IL exceeded in extent any battle
heretofore fought On this continent. At daybreak,
the battle was renewed the centre and right bv
Hooker and Sumner, who. after sharp contest Of
Two hours, drove the enemy mile. The rebels ral-
iIsd shortly and with terrible loss regainei most of
the ground At this time Hooker received a shot in
the ahee' anu was earriel from the field. The COM
mani oi ms troops devolvei upon Sumner who de-
trIhei 10 retHke the lost ground, and ordered the
troops TO advance, driving the rebels before them
Win great slaughter. They only retook the lost
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The News.

The rebel invasion of Maryland has come to
IN end. \ dispatch from Mcclellan, dated l0I
y. VI. on yesterday, says :-.' PleasantOn is driy-
ing the enemy over the river. Our victory is
complete The enemy have been driven back
into Virginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania are
now safe" The dispatches received on the pre-
yiOus day furnished grounds for the hope that
the whole rebel army would be Obliged To sur
render. From the triangle into which Mcclellan
had forced them there was way of escaping
except over the Potomac. but that stream had
risen too high TO render fording practicable.
Now, however, we learn that they did succeed in
getting across the river having fallen sufficiently,
We presume, to admit of the passage.
The events which preceded this retreat may be
stated briefly follows On Wednesday
fought the great battle of the campaign. The
victory was ours, but it was dearly bought. We
have right to claim the victory, for the enemy
were driven back mile and 4 half from their
chosen position ut all points except the right.
Next day, Thursday, there was nothing but some
skirmishing but on that night the rebels began
their retreat into Virginia, leaving all their
wounded in the hands of our troops. Our loss
IS set down roughly ut 10000. Among the
killed, the name of the gallant Meagher is re-
ported. In him the country has lost a true pa
triot and brave and dashins soldier. \ num-
ber Of other Generals were wounded.
But for the announcement that there 4
probability of the capture of the whole of the
rebel army which had invaded Maryland its
great and decided advantage. In any event, in
their attempt ut the invasion of the Northern
States, the rebels have been taught lesson which
they will not soon forget. What shape the cam
paign IS now going 10 take, no man can tell. The
rebels have, for days past been moving
nOrthwards in great numbers. We hear of them
marching on TIE other side of the Bull Run
mountains, and of 4 great concentration in the
valley of the Shenandoah, with Winchester for 4
depot These movements, however, may have
been made simply for the purpose of reinforcing
Lee and jackson in Maryland.
From the Southwest the news is confused.
Kirby Smith has fallen back from Cincinnati and
formed 4 junction with Bragg. Louisville is now
considered in danger and preparations are hourly
made to fUrtify it. In addition to this we have
q rumor of the surrender Of MumfordsvilIe, and
another advance of the rebels. in force. upon
Coriuth, for the purpose probably of retaking
Memphis. of the movements of Buell. we are
entirely in the dark. Something will be heard
OF him soon.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
From Our Extra IF Oct. A.
NINE DAYS LATER !!
The Rebels Driven Across the
Potomac.
MARYLAND AND PEhkSYLVA
SAFE!

by the arrival of the clipper bark Emily
BaaaiHg, Capt. NJ KennOn, u days from San
Francisco, we have received single copy Of the
daily AHa, Of Sept 20, for which under
obligations to Capt Abraham Russell, whose
attention to the wants of the press is proyerbial.
The eastern kilograms to Sept. 10, 10
o'clock y. NJ, giving the highly important and
gratifying news Of the complete success of
M'Clellans engagement with the rebels, and of
their skedaddling over the Potomac line.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-09
W. A. ALDRICH, }. :. WALKER, s. C. ALIEN
ALDRICH, WALKER & CO.,

Importers and Commission Merchants Dealers in General
Merchandise and gents for the Sale of Island produce
Also
Agents for Lhue Metcalf and Princeye Plantations.
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