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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
CIBgBIlTl DAILY GAZETTE

is the LARGEsT aud CHEAPEST Ia
pef Puhlisbed W Cireisaati.
q, HusSis the agent for the sale aud daiise "
Of the Daily Gazeus. He receives the two editions
the large rs cents week. anh the an all ~ tD
eentsths iaflsr eoatnining all the felegrrhie and
foiitieal news OF The dsy, well the Corespond
rnre nov 80 much sougLtfof. The Gazette VIII Al
wsfshe tooad Upon his connIers and wiiibe promstly
delivered 70 snseritsess IN any par Of the city.
Liberal dlstounts made 20 rlnhs frum the eeuniry.
SEOEGE r. hUsS,
Arul ie. lsos. TstasiEi esk.
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I'oorman 4 Mi Ter
Extensive Tan Yard.

In this ity, at which they purpose carrying on the Tan.
Ming business extensively in Hll It's departments and
have all work done In the best manner, by compe.
tent woIkmen. Tley are new prepared at ali times to
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
Cash for Hides and BsarE.

weas 10 furnish the commnity with any and every
ihlg in line. They have in connection with their Tan
Ntrd mn extensive Saddle aud Harness Manuflciery,
where ey Keep on hand and make 70 order all kinds
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Deauls,onS OF the Tmx y.a,r.

Th' Commissioner Of Internal K venus
thus d, fncs the op, rAtious o tho Tax Law
in certain cascf. in reply to quories from
the Assessor efihe Second D.sitict Of
penusylvlnia.
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Very respectfully.
GEo. s. boutwell,

Thomas w. Sweeney, Esq, Assessor
Second District OF Pennsylvania, PhiI-
adelpha.
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Just At this time. when the rebels have
been driven from Maryland, where they re-.
ceived a cool reception from their friends and
a warm one from their enemies, the famous
Iebel song, which inspired them on their
match Of invasion. has fresh interest,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
9hort NotiCc.

andtie niosi reasonable terms. beuer Cash baFgains
can not be found In TIE state than now offer, 10 the
good people Of this city and surrounding country IN
ournssorment WILDE found splendid lot Of cheap ul
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

The dOspo,s heel is on thy shore,
Mary and!
hi. torch is at Thy temple door,
Mary ault
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-19
SUNDRIES.

900 LBS. Supersioe Shoe Thr Rd,
SliJJ 400 No AYerys PiOw Points,
IS gross Round Leg Roller Buckles. Jast re-
'eisfa isi7.5s sna 'O' 7~'s y MocovBs co.
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CHEROISEE CIrREt

An unfaiing cure for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, ImpOteney, Loss of Power Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Obstructed and Difficult
Menstruston, and s diseases caused by deviang from
the path of nature, and indulgng in SeIfPollutiou
By the of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved weakened organs of generation speedily
cured, and full vigorr rrestored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debitated worn down
and dsspairing devotee of sensual pleasure will find re-
lief
1t IS safe and pleasant in TASTE but immediate in its
action containing mineral poison, bat is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, three bottles for S. and for
warded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN ProprIetors.
Sole Proprietors 65 Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers In all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
KE-Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public.

MEssRs. CLARK GREGORY d Co: Ihave been afflicted
with the letter my feet for a number of years, and
have used four bottles of your Ambrosial OIL which
have effected cure cheerfulIy recommend it to all
persons afflicted with tetter.
Very respectfully, W. B. GRUBBS
Nashville, October 9Th, 1859
Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY & Co., Nashville, Tenn:
Gents find there is great demand for your Ambro
sis OIL 1t is said TO be irstrate article for rheums
tism regret that did not take an agency when you
were here. AS the demand is very great, hope you
will send it to me, it will be of mutual benefit to
each of US. Yours, respectfully,
R. s. HARDY, Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn, January 10th, 1860.
Sold at the manufscturers' price by s Mansfield S
o.. Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Memphis druggists. Ial4-daw2vy
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no THE AFFLICTEnl

nR THOS. II. SCARBOROUGH having located in
1 J Memphis will confne himself principally to We
neria Diseases Syphilis especially be cured per.
manently without the use Of mercury So certain am
Of success in ali that come under my treatment
that viii pay the expenses in every not cured
when governe by my directions Having long expe-
repce as practitioner Of medicine in the diseases of
the South will attend to s the practice offered in the
Of jefferson street, is53m
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SUGAR /!
REMOVAE!

T HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
street. (Everson's old stsnd) to Avery street. four
doors south Of Vance street. where prepared to fill
all orders in my line of business.
All repairs done shortest notice by experienced
workmen.
ON uranarad to furnish
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS /!
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.,

MEMPHIS january Z, Is62
THIS Road has not had any THROUGH AGENT TO
i receive freight, for the past month and persons
continuing ship to he Agent of this company are
notified they have been heretofore that will not
receive it, except through merchant or agent at the
Depot of the Company and then only as we have cars
to transport it. w. J. ROSS,
inp0 On, Canaral
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FOR RENT.

4 WO three story BRICK DWELLING 60
HOUSES on Poplar street. between Main 9...l
and Second streets, on the south side To good E.,t
tenants the rent will be moderate Apply 70 s2@as
A. STREET,
iaIo o,y Navy Yard.
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FOr COuRtY Trustee.
For TaX Collector.

WE are authorized to announce HENRY T. JONES
w as q candidate for the Office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing March election ial0 te*
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$40 REWARnt

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, while work A.
a 4 ing the forfihcations at Fort Pillow, ~
NEGRO BOY, named ABRAM, but since hsve' ~
owned him has gone by the Of VAN He is-A@A
large black boy. about twenty eight years old
six feet high good deal Of white about his eyes quick
spoken and very likely BE is doubt trying to make
his way 70 Paducah The above reward viii be given
il taken within the State Of Tennessee and sI00
aErssted ont Of the State, Ny address is Glencoe
o., Bolivar county, Mississippi
isls-2wf JNO D. EASTIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND JOINERS WANTED

A NY number of experienced workmen can find i'm
II mediate and regular employment by calling on the
undersigned at the corner of Alabama street and
Thornton avenue. -Four dollars per diem will be paid
for outside work.
ial6 lws z W. WHEELER.
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Pafenf Wirc Gates

Thankful for past favors solicit continuance prom
isiRg satisfaction. WIN. UNDERWOOD.
ST. have on hand lot of Chain Pumps.
oc26-irn w IT,
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!
Tennessee.

Jackson ls-.-.---.--. Tennessee.
THE SPRING SESSION win open january 25tb
1862. Cotton at 10 cents, and Provisions, viii be
taken in payment Of charges. The Boarding Depart
ment will again be under the charge Of Mrs jokes
Board $3.50 per month.
For tuition the usual prices and to beginners in mu
sic daily lessons will be given
For further particulars apply TO
AMOS w. JONES,
ia3twlm President
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STORAGE! STORAGE!

ME have ST0EAGE for Sugar Molssses ETC. at
w our Store No. Front Row. The convenient To-
cation Of this stand gives peculiar advantages to those
storing with us BOILING * CO,
ial6 lw No 3 Front Row
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REMOVAL !,

NJ E have removed 70 the very espaeious Warehouse
W No Front Rev formerly occupied by Stanton
4 Moore.
Our stock of GROCERIES is varied and nearly com
pete snd feel assured meet the views Of our
inendS We can accommodate those wishing Storage
Al reasonable rates. BOILING & Co,
fR18-lW 2 Front uorv
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WANTEDt

EIGHT NEGRO MEN!
yHTE wish 10 hire by the month or for the year
w Eight Negro Men, between the ages Of 20 and 80
years. The business in which shey viii be engaged viii
be light and within doors. Inquire OF
PASSAORE, LIDE & MARSHALL,
ials div Court. lst door fron Main street
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NOTICE,

LOUISVILLE, KY, November !, 1861.
WYE beg to advise our friends and correspondents in
w the Conderate States, that our WALTER G. AN
DERSON has removed his residence, permanently, TO
Memphis Tenn, TO which point they viii please direct
sIi communications.
Address follows
ANDERSON, DUNYHUE & CO.,
ro2l daNr3m Memphis, Tenn.
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oY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
9aiIg gppeal.
WANTED.
WANTED,

fTN0 RENT, Cottage containing 3 or rooms. Ad
4 dress L. c., Post OfHcs, giving location.
jal5-2t+
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MOIasses.

on BBLs PRIME MOLASsES landing from the
CO steamer Scotland and for sale by
GEO. q. BUCHANAN,
isI4 No 81 Front Row.
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AT " HOLRSALB!

|AI II hULRS AL b!
22J bales best rs Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 "' GUM OVerShOeS,
I5 &" Gents Boots,
8 WOnlen's Stout Shoes,
FL &" ChiIdren's Shoes,
6 /" Youths Shoes,
so Boys Shoes,
20 % Mems Hip Shoes,
6 :" RuSSet Shoes,
IL Umbrellas,
rs pieces Tweeds and CaSsiEmereS
so {" Jeans,
so 4" Ticking,
25 s. KerSey,
20 " MerinOS,
IOO Plaid and Striped Do
mestics,
90 /" GingElamS,
10 {" Heavy SEirting Checks,
$50 " CaIicOes,
so 50 Hickory SEairtings,
go dozen OVeraIlS,
I2 " Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaIOOns,
so suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
2OO dozen Wool Socks,
20 " Wool Hose,
so - Cotton Hose,
SO 8 Misses and CIAiIdPen's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr yyOrsteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown Shirtings and SEeetings.
RIeached Z"
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White LimSeyS,
Canton FIanneIs, Green Baize.
White and Red FIamneIS,
ShaWls, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvetS, AIpaccaS,
Irish Linens,
HamdIKerchiefS, CravatS, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GaImtIefs,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
WOOE Yarns, Carpet Warps,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We effer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at atesHOLEsALE, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, will
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s, CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jal4-ly
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1862.
WANTEn.

A LADY competent to Hu the office of MATRON
"a ln Young Ladies' Boarding School Also.
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting The best OF refer
tnees win be required. For particulars address
c. C0LLINS
State Female College,
ias-2w Memphis, Tenn.
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7oJlINGTOy FENlLE SENlllRT

THE NEXT SESSION
s.F THIS INSTITUTION win open on TUESDAY,
q y February 4sh.
gud Ohio Railroad.
s5uifion Including the higher Mathematics Ancient
Tanguages ETC. SIS with one dollar for incdentals.
French, SIG dasic, S25-
isll-1wF JAMES holMtFS-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING AGAIN LEASED
The Worsham House, ##5I

We present ourselves to The travelling public "A e5;
dates for their patronage, and hope by strict attention
to our duties 10 NEXT t. The improvements that VIII
be made, will add much 10 its comfort and make IL
compare aVorably with any house in the West Its IA
bic win be supplied with the best in the Southern C
federaey. We viii suffer Of the former prestige
OF the hogse to be lost but viii endeavor 80 improve t
in every department.
RAmBAUT & cox, Proprietors,
Corner Main and Adams streets
de2blm Memphis, Tennessee,
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special Notice.
wses F, H. Clark & Co.'S column.

EFS See advertisement of Ward S McOleasnd, whole
sale and retail Druggists IT'S and III Main street, oppo-
site WorsbGIa House. seq
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t8EKNAKO & PETERSON,
General Steamboat and Railroad Agt,s

IL AVE opened Office At the Gayoso House. North
Il Il side, as General Rarosd and Steamboat Agents
for Freight and Pas ngsTs. Busnes nfrusfed 10 our
care wiz be promptly attended to.
~ SteambOatIm5n and Merchants will And Il to
their interest 70 give call i-Is1w
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VETE are authorized to announce GEO. R. powell
w as candidate for reelection to the office of Tax
Collector Ct Shelby county st the ensuing Ma ch cleo
tion ialO-te
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !
For military purpose

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore
We have the best Of wOrkmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
ronage. nOl0-3m
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II WANT to hire trusty NEGRO WOMAN as Nurse.
1 VIII nav a good price If she suits Apply TO J. J.
Murphy. corner Beal aud Wellington streets.
faf7.ivs c B. STEPHENSON.
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AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD!
WANTEn.

TIVE or SIX CABINET MAKERS Also. tso Or
three TURNER'S. Apply At 80 p plsr street, op
Toste Bradfords old Foundry.
isi4-Ips kEEDER & HAFEER
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R-The attention of the readers Of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement of G. ". JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists No. 20 Main street. ap13Iy
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ADMINISTRATORS KOTIfE,

TTAVING taken out letters Of administration on the
| estate of John Shelby. decd, and John Shelby
Co notice is hereby given that all persons having any
claims against the estate present them to the
dersigned for settlement or they will be forever barred
All persons owing the estate will please come forward
/ and settIe JAS BOYD,
| {sIn q,va Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appointed
~ by the County Court of Shelby county, Tenn, Ad
mnistraor with the will annexed, Of the estate Of
John A Sanoner deceased Al persons having claims
against sad estate will present them to me- and those
owing it viii please settle with me.
JNO. A. N0OE,
Administrator, etc.
Office over Mansfed's drug store ialO-im
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SOAP!

TNE Coarse and forks Island Salt in store and to
E srrive. For sale BY ChAS ). ShAkPs
fa1T III Main street.
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Sugar and HEOIasses.

T1OR SALE, TO arrive 30 hhds Sugar and 2s5 bbls.
II Nolasses bv GEO. c. BUCHANAN,
io10 6S Front Row
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sIOO REWARD :
WANTED,
WANTED.

TWO BLACKSMTTHS for fHe work Also. one goo
i Iasn for Foot Lathe. SHACKLOCK s. CO.,
ialT-aie 342 Main street. Provine Block.
The national Republican., 1862-10-10

THE EMPRESS EUGENIE's BouD;rR -Luxu-
rious, and yet elegant splendor, most refined
Judgment, aud poetic temperament ore re-
vealed In The arrangements Of the boudoir Of
the Empress Eagenie, The doors are made oil
ivory, inlaid with gold; the furniture of rose
wood, of graceful shape, and lnlaid with gold
mirror., or ivory; the sofas aud chairs are
covered with pale red silk; The walls hung with
dark paper, and the ceiling is an exquisite
fTeseo.
A magnificent Syrian carpet volaptaously
dssdtns the sound oi footsteps. Around bang
the most valuable paintings ofthe old masters,
borrowed from the Louvre Gallery and Yer
sailles, es we'll All Two family portraits Ia oil
overshsdowed by palms, ododsndrs. aud came,
liss. The window.ledges are constantly
adorned with fresh flowers; and on the writing
desk lie splendid portfolios, aud books bound
In tortoise shell inlaid with gold. Nothing Ia
wanting which sense of complete luxury can
devise; not even the touiug of the light The
red silk curtains, heavily edged with black vel
vet, throw subdued hue over every object
and any one who enters the room may imagine
that he 10 inhalIng poetry.-H. James's Maya
iii
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
For the Republican.


have noticed several articles 10 the Repub
!ican, and other papers, referring to q pro
jeoted scheme OF grand semi. military emigra
ton of loyal men to Florida. I have not beer
informed Of the details of the plan, but like
tho general idea, and nnd that 1t is becoming
an absorbing topic Of discussion. The people
are for IT.; they say, let the traitors " secede, u
hurry them out Of the country; but not
single acre will they lot go Of ali Uncle sam'i
glorious domain. II traitors are not content
to live In Florida as one Of the States of tbii
Uniou, let them move, for there are enough
loyal men who would be glad of the chance
l have this very day met with an intelligsnI
gentleman, who for several years was \ resi-
dent OF Florida, and a careful observer of hsI
resources, and no tells me that the climate O.
Eastern Florida and Of the St. John valley ID
tho finest perhaps upon the globe, and that the
soil Is quick and luIuriant, and that OF many
valuable products two crops are grown In the
year. The finest of cotton Ia grown In Florida
the Havana tobacco also, yieldir Eve hundret
dollars 10 the acre; the fruits and grains gen
orally Of the temperate zone, and the luxuries
of the tropics, In spontaneous profusion. AL
that Florida wants, to make her the garden o.
tho continent, are FREQ institutions and lOya
men. With little military protection at the
start, she can have those and be 4 star agaiI
in the Federal galaxy. Pray, Mr.. Editor, dc
what you can to encourage Mr.. Thayer's Flo.
rida emigration. r.
WAsHIs0Tos, Dot. 8, 1852.
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
!ASN%S SSA w.

siders II 10 have been guilty 10 defending lie
authority at the cost Of bloodsned. That be
is also 10 favor Of making full compensation
at the prices Of three years ago, to all rebels
gho have lost their slaves, and giving further
securities to the South for the maintenance oi
this institution, in lis integrity, through all fn
ture time, IL also trus indeed, Is Of public
record But when the more jealous champions
Of General Wad-woiih allege tha, be Is In ia
vor Of the unconditional tubmission Of The
North to the Davis Government, and the sdcp
ion of the Montgomery ccusIi'ution 10 lieu Of
our own, together with the immsdis'e depcs
tion Of President Lincoln and an appeal to the
people, North and South, by new national
election, when thess statements are made
We say, they ipjuriously over.color Mr. sey-
N, ur's position, and expose national INTEREST,"
to jeopardy for the sake Of influencing con
test which, even when confined within its nat
ural limits, Is quite sufficiently important.
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM KENTUCKY.

RsersaV of shs Rsbsls-Thsy Move To.
wards Cunbsrlaad 0ap-Our Rorcss
Closely Pursue Thsin.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 8.--The enemy, under
Kirby Smith, evacuated Lexington yesterday
morning. The other division Of the rebel army
passed through Dsnville en- rou'e for Crab
OPchsrd and Somerset. Both dvitions are has,
lening towards Cumberland Gap Onr foices
srs clcsely pursuing them. They cannot reach
tho Gap before We overtake them.
LoUIsvILLE, Oct. ga reliable report, just
received here, rays Morgan's advance reached
Frankfort at 10 O'Clock this forenoon, aud that
5000 m ,re Of bis men were rapidly approach
Jog that place. Our troops had lett Frankfort
for Lawrenceburg, Ky.
On Saturday, near Hsrdinsville, Scott's rebel
cavalry cut off aud dlspsrsed company Of the
9Th Kentucky cavalry, under Lieutenant Morris
rhe company has not since been heard from
Il Ia reported that Lieut. Norris and two prl-
vstes were shot after their capture by th,
rebels
General Dumont's division is still vt Shelby
Vile. IT,. r.
A Hattie Expected IN nAsntucky.
LoUBvnLE, Dot. 9.--Reports just received
here indicate heavy skirmishipg between Gen
Bueli's army and the rebels under Bragg, neal
P.rryville, nfteen miles southeast Of Bards
'own, with every prospect Of general engage
ment
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
Congratulatory Order,
. RELATIVE TO THE
Battles OF Eouth Mouhtain aad Antietaln.


General Ordsrs No. 100.
HxApQuAWrERs ARxr P0soMAc,
Near Sharpsburg, Md,
October 8, 1862.
The Commanding Genera, extends bis con
gralulatIons 10 lhs army under bic comm md
Tor the victories achieved by their bravery at
the passes OF the South mountain and upon
the Antletam creek The brilliant conduct Of
Reno's and Hookor's corps, under Burnside,
at Turner's Gap, and OF Franklin's corps, at
Crsmpton's Pass, In which, In the face OF an
enemy strong In position, and resisting, with
obstinacy, they carried the mountain and pre-.
pared The way for the advance Of the army,
aud won for them tho admiratioI Of their
brethren 10 srme.
In the memorable battle Of tbs Antlstam we
defeated Q numerous and powerful army oftbe
enemy 10 an action desperately fought aud re-
maikable for its duration, and for the destruc-
tion Of life which attended II. The obstinate
bravery Of the troops OF Hooker, Mansfield
and Sumner; the dashing gallaniry Of those Of
those OF Burnside, on the left, and the Vigorous
support OF Porter and Plessanton, present I
brilliant spectacle to our countrymsn, which
will swell their hearts with pride and exnita-
ton. ...... ........
Fourteen guns, thirty nine colors, fifteen thou
sand I've hundred stand Of arms, and nearly
SIX thousand prisoners taken from the enemy
are evidences Of the completeness Of ouI
triumph. A grateful country will thank thii
noble army for achievements which have
rescued the loyal States Of The East from the
rAvsges Of the invader, and have driven bin
from their borders. While rejoicing ,st ths
victories which, under Gods blessing, have
crowned our exertions, let US cherish the memory
Of our brave companions who have laid dowr
their lives upon the battlefield. Martyrs II
their country's caufe, their names will ever b.
enshrined In the hearts Of The people. &"
By command Of MAJ. GEN. NcCLELIAS.
+ 8. WILLIAMS, A. A. g. ,