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\ NoIEE IRON CHICAaD.

TEr Crrthro "Tines," OF the 9Th Instant.
ltad; OF with the following note Of des>
pair
Tae ra9p:s aTe restless, dissatisfied. car6er
| ly asking TOR hope and counsel. They arc
Conscious of bad management in Congress
and cabinet They know they have made i'm
nrnse sacrifices, aud that success has not
! been cGinIneh surGte with the sacrifice. The
var hiss assumed unexpected magnitude and
proporrionS, and there is an unlocked 70:
uEnn!ni!y in the South--a determination
| crinc2d to 40 end dare all that can
he doae. ~ human courage and perseyer
/ aG:".
in" Slii>trst"na Of The greater part oi
ii" :%'orth upon III" breHking out oil the RS
hrl!i"n nave brcu disappointed.
V" relied upon the material interests th.t
| you'd ''r rllecIed--upon the veneration OF tia
S"m,h Tor the trg and ITS history--upon H."
ties OF kindred alri IN" protection which tbs
troytrnTtcnt hhd always extended 10 every
just and constitutional right. for st lcast d.
| vision .! sentiment in the South. All thces
! have failed. and the Southern people hGv.
fought with q daring and perseverance ,hst
IN better car;r would have earned them lie
=rlni.a thy nI the civilized world. Our SUE
rurliY in numbers and resources hsvc rs r2i
e"ap,d U> in make but slight progress.
H.! ttc second ycnr Ct the war, ~hc. tbs
E,,.t Gtssi,,sr. too much Of reverse, and &
heavy load ot tsYetion looms up in tho fu
rurr, the People, FUSED md ANXIOUS, are in
qtiriI., the wherefore. Thoy md the answe!
10 the fact that every theory and prophecy
ii sbo'1;i"r-'n ws'' tslse They feel tho DE-
1,p;lC; a'id trmani chsngr. The demo
.'Tait,: conventions ui tho several States haTc
trnthiuIly declared the cnIse Of fs,lLre. s1i
pointed on, the remedy.
4 long end SAD experience has enlightened
the p.oi'r, and they snxIously turn once
more 10 he oh Charts for guidance. Tn.
instinct oi self prrserrs5on icada them back
10 the rcr>r;iu.:on. We sre not over cont
dent. tnd Indulg.. in no hope that il not wal
rant3a - tho signs OF Tho times, when We
sar .h"; ne uryt Congress, will he conserv.
IN".
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tIiKrrs r"UhT HrFTH TAEES
llEADQrARTrrS Dart 8. ". Va, J

tilkI!S t''EhT HrFfR TikES
llEsDQcARrErS Dart 8. W Va,
i,TETrg COURT HOUSE, Sept llth,
VIA DrRILN, Sept. l4th.
Alter IL laigueing march came upon the
.:peuIy near TINS place on yesterday, at half
jast one O'Clock, p. NJ, with the bcst Of my
forces, which were in front. Alter contesting
every inch OF my advance for some miles, he
entered his iortihcatorra at this place, which
were strong, and consisted Of very formidable
"uter works, enclosing quadrangular fort
sth qlacts and redouhts and well mounted
with nine heavy pieces of artillery. My men
pushed up to the walls with great spirit, in-
dieting great loss on the enemy. Our loss
snail. y bout n;ghtfall 10 the force of the
enemy already in the fort, three regiments
were added as reiniorcements hr one Of the
iucny roatlE, which my iurces were not tnuuier-
Gus enough to guard. This made the enemy
about five regiments stronger; but while we
iav or our arms to renew the attack this
,nnrning, tho enemy lid. Probably they
rool; the same road BY which the reinforce
inents entered, and am now master OF their
works. sI n"w pursuing with all uiy
lnrces.
,SiE"sa. Wv. LoRlsc,
Ma jor- General.
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NnUST IaJrkEL ACADEMY

-. .f',;- Is? o. OCTOBER AID CLOSES isT OF
iI i"Ii i!9-:3S
..k.- - ep-sn exclusive Of light, ard towels,
s.: :. -r~3;rE, -y,ol- II ddpn.cr.
I,:.."N SONS 80 Ivi IGH soss:Sa, payable IL nd
::s-
%--t-i ( 2rr!l' hTsi,el 10 twenty. Ad
PIKE PrwEGs,
'-:.-l'p!. Glover, Hs'tfaI couSty, Ns.
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:: y, Z ugS. ENQUIRER.
s,sr nNLY. StMl-wEESLV AND TsEELY.
:, TTi.f.R WlSE 4 ALLEGEE.
lk.hAtS

lf.hNS
III, r.rhk-s"f cne ves' lsh nnliaTN l"r slS
.r. ave ,1u,.s- y" subscription n'rirei Tor less
- .,,r;s
i,a s.N ,.;,r yesr six dllsrs fur six
-'&' :, ,i;s :. an , t;ftr rsp1s M .rh.r,r,ion
..,a..~ ;aTse "''. -. "' '',: '' 'S'~'t''''
.,yc! i0T !'-- '.''" "''> '
pETsti --i"i sac S"'', u''eF ""'a'S' i'' stA
win. i.sr Gu;t~!> y" -un-rIptoh he!Vsd Iet less
,Ell,;r>.
''".r..,,;s!- c:nirgirg their Post Offices will
- -, ,i, ,,su,. 4 ln roIt Oh1rs AT which ,hsv
- So, ,,,r,, ii ,,.e;rinr. thair ns,ars
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Fatal DutI.

j. correspondent of the Colun'bns ~Iinss, "
writing from Charleston, says: 4 duel was
fought near here on the 9Th. between Colonel
W. Ransom Calhoun. commander at Fort
Sumter. and n nephew Of the great john G.,
and Major khatt, son OF Faruwell Rhett,
which resulted i'll the death OF the former
This is the second duel Major Rhett has fought
lately, the origin OF both difficulties, it is said,
growing ont ol remarks made by himself con-
cerrjng Colonel Calhoun. The community
mourn Tie loss OF Colonel Calhoun. He
graduated at West Point in 1850, and ranked
high ss military leader. Major Rhett is
much esteemed, and should be continue in
the army, rises to the place made vacant by
the death of Col. Calhoun, both being in the
same regiment.
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'.,"'sAnrs,r. "Acrrs.sr sraDlNap ~ COW

'.."t,ti tiEi.A.T!. iitCTENAHT hUGDIkaD ~ .DIu
tiD0D.
lha Nashville '' Federal [ niLI' oI tie 2SG
.!:in", s:T.3 ;ho following account OF the
shoo.;a. oI one Of General Prices cttcers
another striking case for retaliation
an Iho 18th insrsnt General Loan q
1crcd u lieutenant ir Price Il aru.T to be sho,
at La.leir, Missouri. he WAS charged with
s.vrrsl "r!:.ts, =r: among them the killing OF
.'l' p,iGt Of the " h,te CiOnd. He was oDc@
before cnr,iemnr,! 30 he shot BY R military
commission IN Ai.seouri. hnt escaped. He
confessed aIdost everything charged. After
!ull examination he Was sentenced by Ger.
iraI L0an tu be shot to death. After inform
ing hrn 81 the verdict and sentence, and heE
Ing MIN il he had any word 10 leave to bis
f::es:a', - anything 10 suy, lie ss!c hs b.i
not, ana told them 70 shoot him and DO d--d.
He said he knew they dare not shoot him
He was led ont beside his coffin and ordered
to sn"rl, but he Sworc he never Gid knecl be
fore the isce Of clay, sud never would srd.
standing up, he roce,:ei The yolicy, and fell
G2n,! Gn HI. colin.
The voice ii blood. moro eloquent than
speech" cries 70 Tea"en for vengeance. How
icng =hal! It cry in vain!
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Sy'j REWARD.

J., TAr f.H;n tine oeE, the S5ih OF June
L. .ry:. ~,mla, slLN 4, wh0 10 ABOUT lVrJ
-. c:sc ,.rs oio, .poa Nv. fco; high; had whom
~! .;-' dp,vss dr"e- DG' sit}pose she nss
IT, ~trn TEL rsrKs res l"eted except one
:-'c .:.:. .r-; - - usck s'.ociders shs s stout
i.5:r-s T7etg ghs abvIt one hundred and thirty
81. =; ia- rel ,tirnr az STR = L. TrsV1s Roo
A.' F.-1..! htJihtT ~ br. LsWe al OF noaE Lev"
.-:..-:r:- .i.;-, Il; u. wair,u'., near Benton az
!t.;c'. '-r.c R,u-y-, sorIn N. 9. ans
Ia. II raaai Eis' near Lawreneevi]ls or h
4 -.us- sny married bis dsuRhtsr. aad lives near
?.:,-,cc. 81. Is 40 doubt, lnrking around one Of
- ,- e-d riay s,,,nps pas hsrsslf OF a. ireo
i:d I-l0. ycrLi d, WAS ling aid iruniER or eo"klnp
a ;sa .s ~rrari r nil honSs hu.iness.
I'll si-a rEs anns- rewsrd Of S2U, II taken AID
- n .uy Jai. byoad tbs limits Of tho counter c.
%t G~.Y b:cR -wlcE. that Set her again "s 'st
;e-:s u sa- l.. artaCr It's ab0vo aAtned ooHnae6
=" .-:~ : Tat raf-r r. roq1-sted to keep sIonk'
=; - ,i,. ,.v L, .,G?icyod IN w!1hirg ir the
- Il H. RGBAN,
i--.I-,f.-. 81 Tamms1T ys
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: s!kGiNIA-IS 3iiaH. ERY tVmmIs.!"H.r esrso"
.i;:I.h x IN, ~! Pltf.
a-::n-i
aTS y VS. .dr;-,,..sIor ard o,b.rs, Dsft's.
'sa . !, tie psrtiSa 10 tnh snit sao
~ p;tsr- E-i i;res' thsretr, that ehRlt p1o-
'e. !.e iic LAY Ct cioter noYt al my Office ut Ln-
:s:aa.. accounts OF Frederick Lester,
n.414les;,r !, Lria Davis daeeased and Gil the crod!
.e'> o. -aii aee-c--l required to produce Arh
r;:T~ .:@,r cIsE. ara Z, sse time ana place ea-
:s.ad s. q. BARNES,
=. .S.-~,- Com mIRsioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-18

S.ou General Loring's Army-Othcal Dispatches.
We have the pleasure OF publishing The fol-
lowing copies Of official kilograms to the
S, ,cretary OF War, in relation to the recent
hrill;.n; successes achieved 10y Major General
". y, Lurins in Western Vlrs;ua;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-18

TIE RECENT BATTLES ~ III
GiNIi.
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:sT:r;r EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMI

- ;..S nrs ta,- !r7'ttaiicu will begin on
- ... - 3. .-iS.S tn 80 vtskios IN connect
-I'a S'- ats. VII please c"muuutcats
.....o,:..c I r. - i-ca vrh.re th. s:Ldias will
.,...: =: = r :a.,.u.a' IN ;hn paps In couple
ly..-s wl..l,M SPAR. 0W,
D5aa Of the Faculty.
-,.---1. = ..- =, - e. Y. SEP; ll-wI
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ITF. MORE rICT0RiES.

Nv. .f1Ss IiCT0RiES.
Il. .DtJ.RTErs Falls nF kASAwH., v,
Via DrrtIH, l4ih September.
AFTER fighting two ohstinarely- contested
rshts to- 1ay-~onr a; Cation Hill, and the
ether 81 GauIey---thc cat,nr have been put to
flight dnnn the kanaw ha, and / am now in
possession Of their former position at tIauley,
with their wagons, trains and some storea.-
The magszlne and ,aany more were burned
befnr" they fed. ain crossing the kanawha
and pursuing he enrnIy. We took 700 bar
relS OF salt. We have taken camp Gauey,
and ar, pursuing the enemy down the ka-
nhwha.
[Signcdl ". W. LoRISc,
Major General.
~ prfTRE = F I.idRI ESTnE-THE ENEMY Hn TIED
AGAIN ASD FLYIN';
II" following despatch was received st
the War Department yesterday from General
Lor!ng.
CH.HLFsroN, Kanawha CO., SEPT. 49,,
Via Giles Court House, lGtn,
And Dublin, lGth.
Hon. q. *. RlNDGHH, Sec'y Of Var:
a fttr incessant skirmislling from Gaulcy
down, We took This place at O'Clock p. ".
Tho enamy, six regiments strong, made
stout RESISTANCE, burning their stores and
mos. oi this town IN their retreat. Our
!,:Ss 4Ii., ,hf the enemy's heavy. lie y in full
r.:trtS;. jenkins l., IN his rear.
". W. LoR. SG,
aiaim Genl Commanding.
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4 Battla nj Esrpur's Fsrry.

We Lad already been told that Jackson
ha't swept round by way OF lIagerstown, to
the west Of IIarper's Ferry. We are now
t:!d !l,ai he has aol since been idle. \ citi
%'n OF Upper Fauquier. who reached here last
evening, says that on Sunday evening last
there was heavy ard rapid firing at Harper's
Ferry, and that II was renewed on Monday
morning, and ceased about eight o'clock
This settles it, that there MAS .fgAt Re-
ports from all sides say, further, that it ended
in the capture Of the whole Federal force, Of
from five to eight thousand mcn
Reports to the effect that the whole force
At Htrpe:'s Ferry had been captured, were
current in we'll informed ci-cles;. and being
SO ilnuShally devoid Of the usual diversity of
representations were generally received with
confidence. No official information, so far as
We conld ascertain, was received to that ef-
rrt, owing, no doubt, to the difficulties in
communication. Wo are Inclined to think
thnt tho report is based upon & concatcnalon
of th1se strong probabilities which always
spring from movements known, from tho
character of the leader, to be mastery.
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Ci?TrRE or SCCIAEA.".

HE,n. Rs DsP'-S. ". Va, FAYrrrE G. II ,
Via GILES Y. Ii. or Dublin, Sept. II.
Jenkins captured Buchanan, Upshur =. H.,
icncrni Kelley main depot, with 5000 stand
II srIns and Immense stores, all Of which
we're destroyed. He took the commanding
officer and thirty prisoners. Tho next day
hr Captured Weston. The next day he took
'i!ensvllle. The uvNt day ne took Col. Ra,h-
!".,.t and his regiment nj Ruane Court HouSe
Iha next day i,e drove force OF the enemy
from Harensw nod, and the next lay crossed
mo ohio, marching twenty miles in that State
lie was at last ac:,rlnt, ol TIA kauawha
>isnedI ". w. LosiNu,
Major General.
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LAST suIiltr- eoLuLsd H. I,st'e li.htari, c1rn-T
n had Cay Streets Tn.,r usse5- "i! i.~asa c.i.
hnd taks them
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SHTANTED--. siuai,"u as PROFESSOR "a s"athtrr
w Male or Fsmaiu College,. hy ssItisInau voo hnr
,su2 ht sially il irtn FEs chair ii ah-t ultha
dttcs or Ancient Lan wund b- ret-fr-d sS they
nave bsan especially tti 1t, aiii ihi ~ Moral Phor'
rhY OF the Ns'urAl sell ace- Suii bs arG-rei For
particulars xpd edtis>s u Fit hnond,
Anr S.L-el 2;*
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AltbuonO Enqlurcr.
thursday MORNING, SEPTEMBER le. 1867.

By TYLER. WISE & ALLEGRE.
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lsJAHtti--nY Jonas iAd: "t thi. 1y VIII I'VE
w y-Rra eTp-i laacs, . ~ltuNrIuu A. TshtHSS IN u
pr family -ch, SIn Il adniih1h 10 e'+o fh-
u-uAl Eagsh brs3ehe- trEnSh eta sn.ic r-s'''"'a'-
sls rnfereuess g!vsa, ii rsqutr"A.
Address Miss ''nuio1I, kialin"ud, \"
SrSt
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S}} }AATEu-, L.hi To tas crrr&e "f :nEit school
w IN uy Faru.jy {" t.rStI sahry will l'-
giysL ou iha viii sell .er"msn-n ;s !" rlhf'
uctsr snd 10 ;b0rngi y rni-"n q: t"rch ai -" tu;-
lsn Banca-e, i"g,thef wib rr"pch lad Aa''e - 'h-
Pieao
State Salssy MAD hcar.ss.
RuREEr HGRFpITH,
k,o os-2s~tw JHsk,,.n, LU ui-. cUan'y, -
rEp-EEG SQtS-AGy osH nE'iES LOT OF N"-
YG yros: :rouctlag h:.", - irt! 6sad5, ess'
nachs- ~: ,cod ,o7s-: caL hnd ]ni
chaser II ,iIae ana will sn!i ~ "iH ""it N'.
Cvtoa Pxntu: cApnrs CT II Ei:2 :1'' ha,sS OF cotton
Said trso, is In tn, I:a1s :" mi.se from tbs hiasiNi
pi Hes first rar. :or ar s"ttnn fhare Is IN sns
trs 2V(1 acr,s on-hnf ni.T feas-, tha balance wei
timnsrad snd xa,srad. .
Thp buildings sre no i--,ncIrdIhg sin houHr. crirs
srhiss snd quarters forsY Esade oT.:see!s p''H
dwelling csIriage hons ana p'h-r ""thaiialnse
The place Is In dns rcrair.
kH Terms 10 srit the times
Address Post Muster 1T Fon Gib,on, hi.sts5i7pi
Aug ls-e1ot"
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When order was once more restored, loud
cries were made for sEernando Wood; who,
in brief, spirited. eloquent and patriotic ad-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-18

Mr.. Seymour lhen slated the position 'i tne
democratic party. They had and they "ou'"
continue to Loyalty support the laws ana III,
thorities oftbe country. They would give
the presden, all the men ne called for to up
Mold the government, execute the laws. put
down the rebellion and gain an honorable and
ISG lasting s psAcc. The democratic party had been
and you'd be loyal and obedient to the laws
and constitution Of their country, not from
Crar, but PATRIOTISM. He warned. he iuiPlorei
the republicans not to mistake the patriotism
of the democracy for fear. The democratic
party had hearts and arms strong enough TO
sweep away the cobweb system Of terrorism
and threats which seemed to DO held over the
beads Of the people. The security ofths pub
lie IS II the loyalty and intelligence oil that
party, and upon that party the government
can at all times rely.
When order was once more restored, loud
cries were made for .Fernando Wood; who
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SEPT a-cwixS
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Navy List.

johnson Samuel A, receiving
ship North Carolina
Jones George W. receiving
strip North Ca roliAa
Lewis (Levis) Benjamin. re-
ceiving ship North Carolina
Lauckey q w, VI SN
Lyman Edwin, North Caro-
lima
Manen Joseph, reosiving ship
North Carolina
Macdearlnid Donald, U s ship
North Carolina
Aanville James II. ship North
Carolina
1anix John. receiving ship
North Carolina
Martin 8, Co b, Sd reg q 8
Vols (formerly Gen Hosp)
Morrison John II, transport
Murray Patrick, receiving
ship
Mursaugh Arthur, receiving
ship North Carolina
McCumisky James, North
Carolina
Parker James, colored, re.
ceiving ship North Carolina
Sargent Robt, receiving ship
North Carolina
Sullic (or Stillri) George, re.
ceiving ship North Carolina
Snyder Charles z, reciving
ship North Carolina
Wilson John, receiving ship
North Carolina
Wormell 4 5
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Indus bark, Capt Smith
J II Ransom trig, James Glib
bons
LIN Snow brig, Captain Of
tie brig l. r Snow
Many hashey ship, James Nc
Dad
Meg Merrie bark. Anton
Frances. Capt Dye
Mercury, Joan BOSNIAN
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Sparkling Havre ship. Capt
Emery
Sylphae bark, Capt James
Henderson
Uhla bria, I Darley, mate
WSterlily William Thomson
Washington Bremen barks
Capita "A iisnc5e
William A BANKS bark, VIII
liam Spslding
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

A GENTS wANTED-IN EVERY STATE AND COUNTY
"A in the Uaion, 20 sell new cheap and use u article,
~ first al the Kind offered TO the plohc and needed
every house the city and county Tas hed
10 III out of and will Afford literal compen
sition Country peders would do well with ihs Mail APP
plicants by enclosing stamp VIII .eceve ih asten ars
can and al the man aeory @ stan
ton street, n. Y. JAMS =. neolst-nnI.
A GENTS AND ALL OTHERS NOW OUT or EN-
"A ploymsn, make SIS per day easy oy sehns sae
ereat Nnnnare Prize Pakage. the largest latest oest
and cheapest package Sold price only zoc
fine stationery aud fashionaoia leweiy supero ae
sgns aaes new fashion plates merry sans rare recipes
Gc xc send Tor circular s. G. RICHARDS CO., iu1
world
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

O'DonDell Mrs w
9th st
O'Neal Catharine
OslerhardtMrsHar
riet
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

American Photographic Por-
celain Co, manager of
American Servant Girl, 9Th ct
Bedford Lubrtc Oil Co
Baldwin, Tool 4 Co
Caih Library Association
Jeweller, two or three doors
from the corner of Bleeck-
er st and Broadway, west,
on the south side
Cleveland. Columbus and
Cincinnati RR, Office Of
Cofflns & Hoset
Citizens Savings Bank
Editor OF the New YORK
Cleaner
Elliptic Bed Spring Co
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

u CO08s
Editor OF the New York
State paper
Flint Glass Co, New York
Marselts, Massey 4 Co
Naval Pension Agency
Original Cider vanes
Proprietor OF the drug store
Pr sident of the National
Life Insurance Co
Peoples Provision Go
Porter's Spirit of the Times
X X and Machinery Oil Co
Treasurer Erie and Kalama-
zoo RR Co
United StatesCarbonFilterCo
Treasurer Cleveland, Colum.
bus and Cincinnati X II
WAkEMAN, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Arrow Robert, receiving ship
North Carolina
Blake Rev John, Chaplain
u S Navy
Blacker John. receiving ship
North Carolina
Benson Charles. receiving
ship North Carolina
Bishop Alfred. receiving ship
North Carolina
Boyle Peter. Master.at-Arns
y 8 str Tuscarora
Clay William, receiving ship
North Carolina
Cluck William +. receiving
sh p North Carolina
Clifford John. receiving ship
North Carolina
Cloyon William A, receiving
ship North Carolina
Davey Ricard, receiving ship
North Carolina
Delaney Edward, receiving
ship North Carolina
Dickinson john s, receiving
ship North Carolina
Ellis William NJ, receiving
ship North Carolina
Fraser George, U s receiving
ship North Carolina
Flynn JAS, USgunboatClifton
Flynn Siemon, frigate Roa-
noke
Harrington John. receiving
ship North Carolina
Harrington John. receiving
ship North Carolina
johnson II, receiving ship
North Carolina
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Army List.

List.
jenkins James 3, Oneida
camp N Y cavalry
Kroln James /, Go ID, 1st n ]
regt (Capt Mutchell)
Leyden Thomas, Co X, llth
regt NYV
Lewis Lieut. Samuel, 1st bat
terry Excelsior Light Ar,'ry
Massey Lieut. Fl. lu5th n z
Vols
Mallory Capt W H, 2dNYv
cavalry
Mnshell John, Co A, 9th regt
Aulroy Lieut., seth regt NY
SV
McGill Henry. Co B, infy,
Y 5 Army (care Of James
McCollum)
Nc X Leoser, Lieut., I'd U 8
Mcmillan, Capt, I'd U 8 inf.
hsSyly & 3 y john Ssth reg Go @
McAahon Joseph, regular 5th
artillery
Peck Capt Lewis n, LIST L !
Vols
Prentice Capt W P, Asst
Adj't Gen USV
Putnam A w, A Qrmr u 8 A
Renueis Tor Runeis) Lieut. Z,
lst U s Chasseurs
Rolliston Thomas Cooper,
formerly Broadway Hospi-
Smith A r, Co A 9th reg U 8
SIN
Shiehan Dennis, Co B S8th
req N Y ".
Staples Wright, 4th y 8 cav
Taber Col James, 81 East 18th
Underwood Edmund, 18TH U
S nifty
Van Ness Capt II L. LIST Long
Island Vols
Wood Jonas, G e zth u J
Vols
Wallace Major George, U SA
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
N1Ew YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMNER ARRANnEMENT.

Couneno sg THURS 4ay, MAJ s. 1ss2
For Albany, 10 80 A NJ. Eytes, Mail Tram from rwenty
sixth street station For lOa trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILLA Assistant SUPERINTENDENT.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08
Arrival Of : CaIifornia aae...,.

Ash1v01 "a = NNlHHOf010 8D9000eIs
NEW YoRK, Feb. S.-Steamer Northern Light
from Aspinwall, With California treasure, is be.
low, detained by heavy snow storm. g.
The Northern Light from Aspinwall, Decem.
Der 2eth, arrived here this morning.
Panama dates Of Gath December state that
the Cyane 10 ct Panama, and the Lancaster had
sailed for San Francisco.
Business dull, owing to trouble in the int.
rior. -
The British steamer from st. Thomas states
that the Sumter was seen by the steamer from
Havana, cruizipg close to ST. Domingo.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamship
Columbus, last at Point Reneder, had cargo
valued at amillion and half dollars, nearly ali
English goods. Her passengers 20 to New York
per the Northern Light.
Heavy rains at Costa RIGA caused much dam.
age to the coffee crop.
Large shipments Of wheat and -four we're 60
ing forward to Europe.
U. s.. minister Robinson, was formally re-.
ceived by the Peruvian authorities on the 10th
inst.
Aspinwall, Jan. 24th.--The steamer Orisabs.
from San Francisco, arrived at Panama--has
$4,000 in treasure for Panama, $2l4, 900 for
Europe, and es54, 57s for the United States
The Orizabs has also $40 packages Of cotton
shipped for Acapulco
Cspt Richie, Of the q. 8. steamer Syracuse.
had all his officers under arrest at Acapulco.
There Is no news from the coast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

Upton No, Feb. Alto Division unda
zen. Davis has been much retarded BY the road
and swollen streams The wagons md artIiler
have sunk axlc Deep The Biz Grower
stream ordinarily unimportant, was swollen ~
yonds its banks, and occupied two DAYS in cros
sing. a sharp frost hav wing set Ii on Thursda j,
night the roads will now support trains. and i;
unimpeded BY further obstacles the column -,
| advance rapidly. -
Gen. Prentice with his command 4 adv.no;n.
on Lebanon, TO combine with the forces undes
Gen. Davis. s"ue'
Price, though 20 formidably menaced. .bov,
no Signs Of failing back, and from present an.
PeasnGes seems determined to give battle
Should he maintain his position. vitb;n to
weeks Springfield will be the theatre OF .noth..
bloody contest, such as has made that de,otsd
place famous In the history of the war in Iis.
souri,. --sr ,s.stT - :"
RotLA, Mo-, Feb. 3.-Rsliable iuforms Tim
from Lebanon says that Gen. Curtis il nov In
that place. The number Of troops there Il con.
stantiy increasing. II 10 doubtless bis intention
TO remain at that place until I'll Bin fo,c.. =.
rive, which will be several days yet - IN. Of
them have not started; eonsiaersDts number Of
them are under orders to march this morning
and probably within two or three day, ali thos:
going will have departed. The roads between
tms place and Lebanon are almost impassable
xHty sesms are said = DO this side of the Gas.
consde river waiting for the water 70 subside.
=, Inere rumor. but not generally believed.
that Price has recently been reinforced nv 10
300 confederate troops from Arksnsss. ~ 4.
preparing to give our army hard Aeht.
The Third Missouri Cavalry are nov re.dv
md all here but one or two companies rem.in -
:ome up. This regiment il to he attached to
3en Seigels division. -