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districts, and they are hereby authorized, to
collect all the duties and taxes imposed by
this act, however the same mag b, desisna
ted, and to prosecute for the recovery Of the
same, and f,rthe recovery Of any sum or
sums which may be forfeited 10y virtue OF
this Act; and all fines, penalties andforfcit-
pres which may be incurred or imposed bv
virus Of this act, shall and may be sued for
andsrecssered, IN the maine of tive tlntcd
States, or orthe collector within whose dis
trict any such fine, penalty o forfeiture
shaip have been incurred, in any proper
form Of action, or by any appropriate form
ofpsocecdins, before any circuit or district
court of the United States for the district
within which said fine, penalty Or forfeiture
may have been incurred, or before any
other court Of competent jurisdiction and,
where not otherwise and differently provid-
dfor. one moiety thereof shall be to the
use of the United States, and the other
thereof to the use of the person who, if a
collector or deputy collector, shall first in
form of the cause, matter or thing whereby
Any such penalty or forfeiture was incurred
i. To be Continued. 80 a
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FOR CINCINNATI
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
stGE Rail Road St


Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
r eg cago to Cincinnati & 3t
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
of Lake street. as follows:
First train 7:45 m, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 p. M, DINNER La Fayette 5:25, (supper Indi-
annapolis Sis, pm Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at11 45p.m.
Secondtrain s00p.m, arrive at Michigan City at 9:2O
pm, La Fayetts 2:40 am, indianapolis $50 am,
'Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at lO:45 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 800 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 725 pm, arrive at Chicago at Sis a m.
at Cincinnati 80 am.
Onlyone change Of cars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati. 10 .strtet2E ~ strr| tEi
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and run through FROM Chicago to Cincinnati withou:
change, ags ..,, s Yes
Through tickets can be had at all railroad hices
In the West, and at the ofce, corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago. ~
Fare as low as via any other route &C.,
H.J. SPALDING, Ag't Chicago.
WM. POWELL, Trav. Agent. f5t @fetst
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Keokuk, Ft. D. & M. R. R.
saga Change of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

I'm and after wedn day. Feb. 9Th. 1862 and until
~ further notice, one daily train willr each-way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Keokuk at 7:So IN, arriving at 0ttumwa 12:45
p m, and at Eddyyille 200 m. - ,ttet
Leave Eddyvile at 1870 IN, and arrive at Ottumwa
1245 IN, and at Keokuk 6:30 p m. ID lss
EE- Passengers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
at 1880 m, make sure connections with Stages at
Eddyvie for Oskaloosa, Fit Desmoines, Councl BluRs
and all points west.
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest may be had
at the Oficr for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern iowa Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET oFfICE--At the Depot, foot Of johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR
Feb 5, 1862 superintendent
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jRAiLRoADsl
CHANGE or TINE.
GOING EAST.

I'm AND AFTER February 9th, and until turtle
~ notice Passenger Trains will leave and arriv
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
YyIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to indianapolis,
il 81. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9th.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Fast Mail Line--Leave Pittsburgh. 14a a m.
Arrives at Crestline. i0:40 a. m.
Making close connec ions with Be1lefontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus 3 Cincinnati Roads. Jana
Arriving at indianapolis at S35 p. M; St. Louis
1916 p M; Cincinnati 7;50 p m; and Chicago Hoo
p N. B.=-The time to Cincinnati is the same as
by Steubenvile. Trains both roads meet at Column
bus and passengers all go into Cincinnati together
Express Trdin-Leaves Pittsburgh ....... lao a. M
Arrives at Crestline. .:........ .lo3o - m.
Arriving at Indianapolis at $50 81. Louis, 12 o
a m; Cincinnati $50 m; and Chicago 1910 m
N.B.-The time to Cincinnati is the same as by
Steubenville. Trains both roads meet at Column
bus, and passengers all go in Cincinnati together.
Sleeping cars this train from Pittsburgh Gin
cinnati, TO indianapolis, and to Chicago. s \
Trains through to Chicago without change Of cars
EASTWARD TRAINS. "f
Leave Chicngo 610 m and $50 pm. Arriving at
Lima 2:25 m and $40 m. Connecting with trains
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving at Crestlin Q
eSnnecting with trains for Columbus. Cincinnati,
turgh 2.2O m and 40 p m. All making CLOSE con.
nections with traips on Pennsylvania Raiirond for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities.
Accommodation 7rGins--From Federal street, Al
legheny, for New Brighton 915 and .O5 p IN; al :
rives at b. ighton at 400 m and AZ m. Leav, 8
New Brighton at $50 m and 1880 p M, arrives at
Allegheny at $50 m and 200 m. = 1a'3
Allegheny aud Economy Accommodat iontrainleays
Allegheny at re m and m, aud arrives a: Economy
and 3.3s m and arrives in Allegheny at 25 "
and4 $50 pm. e 7sf 30
and arrivesin Allegheny at II 80 m; leaves Al.
legheny at 2l0 IN and arrivesin Alliance At 7.20
stopping at all stations for passengers and
Tickets WILDE sold for these trains led
Through Trains connect as follows
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and Pitt
At ()rryille Ohio 10 and from Mir,ershn,u ttf}sI
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RAILROAD LINE
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE RoUrE IA

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAS
?: ON Burlin Ct on 10 Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltin ore. New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Bur linpttr on the 600 A. NJ.
train conn ect at Mend0ta with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both ths
Noon and Evening trains. Both trains connect with
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wit N. c.
X via Detreit; via Toledo, and Pitts burg b
and # Wayne K X via 1T Wayne, OF which passeD-
gers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from burlington TO Toledo /;
Thirteen hours abe Of any thef leavn Bur
lington. -
Baggage checked through to Detroit. Niagara Falls
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dpnkirk, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia ''-T
Tickets for this Eastern thoroughfare for sale
at Ottumwa, Fairfield Mt Pleasant, and at the Tick
ct Office corner Front md Water str eets Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached TO the Night trains.
Fare as low as by any other route. 49,
~ RF. HOsFORD,
Dec. is, '61. Gen1AgtC., b. 3D. .R
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. STR Az COLTS.

STRAYED away from the subscriber about the
~ LIST OF May, two black colts-one two year
old hiley marked with star In the forehead. no
otlsr whits upon her the other aysavine horse colt
with no white upon him, or good size and sonewhAt
!!segy. Any one informing me of said colts VIM be
literally rewarded. T. C. OGDEN !
& s1b-14-4w. ~ s3U8f- e miles beior FddyyllIe
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BLANKS! sBLANKSM

1UsT FROM THE PRESS III ELEGANR
osfyie, onsnperor paper. W-Call at the Coukiks
conntiug room, Pumroy's building.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
afoisa PHlI.ADELPH s'nHat,

dO,Onsent, f0rthe Reiief0ftAe Sick and bistressed
afflicted soifh Piruient and Chronic Diseases
AND sspecsastyte, the o~rs ~ fseass.o the Sec.
.uaI Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acti ne
" surgeon, to sll who apply BY letter. with lies
scrption OF their condition, Gage, occupation hab-
its OF life, &C. End In cases Of extreme to
furnish Medicine free of charge. -,
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhna md other Is;
eases OF the Organs, and the New Rene
employed In the DispeDsary, sent to the afflicted ia
sesledletter envelopes free Of charge. Twoofthrea
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIK HouGHroN ActinQ Surgeon
Howard Association. Nc. 2 South Ninth stre Phila
deiphia Pa. By order ofthe directors. ''NF ~
- SRA =. HEARTWELL, President
GEO: FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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M/CH/cAN CENTRAL
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New York, New England and tho
-, ..asys-s4s ~ Canadas. g'teC So So

To New Work, New England and the
| sts ..asgs~s.s Canadas. a,'sC 50
On and after Sunday May 9th, 1862 trains leave tn,
Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street, al
follows: '%
Ia. M. Day Express, Except Sunday y arrives al
Detroit $40 M; Suspension Bridge $3.50 AL
bany $3.50 p. M; New York $3.50 p. M; Boston 1885
p. m. q
7.8o p m Night Express, (exoept Saturday, arriv.
at Detroit 100 a. M; Suspe nson, Bridge 1850 p.
Albany 800 a. M New York 1880 a. m; Boston 23t
p. m. x f.i4s1f ftf.K 1 tyyEE ff,,t s.f
Cincinnati trains via NJ C. railroad, leave Chicago
at a. mall train; 1880 p Fast Express; arrive
in Chicago at SIS Fast Express, and Sis p. m.
Night Mail Train. ~ r's47 !~t' Si' g
The T:3a y. m. train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change OF cars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent ventilstors ON cars Of Day Express
Trains tt .lef = n
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
~ Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, ut the General Office, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House. Chicago and at the Depot. ~ st
r. N.RICE, General Superintendent. II
J. W. SMITH, Western Rass. Ag*. !. Noy. 20, 81
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1851. THE 1861.
PITTSBURGH, PORT WAYNE AMP CHICAGO
-ege RAILROAD. 4F
To all Points in the south, West, an d
Northwest.

SPRING ADVANCEMENT
UyIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to Lndi annapolis
IL ST. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9th
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PURCHASERS WA NTEni5

GEO: FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April 8, 1s6f-ff 8,li8stEe seeT Se& s;f.iaq
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Fairfax C. H.. Oct. %.

A report from Warrenton is to the eff.
feet that on Sunday last there were
90 rebel cavalry and so infantry at tina,
place, with picket at New Baltimore
No force this side.
Reinfnrcements were being sent 4
Stonewall Jackson in the valley
A scout just returned, reports 800 cav
airy and 1900 infantry at Wsrrenton
Junction.
A deserter Of the 10th Georgia says
that the 10Th North Carolina and seth
Georgia, were sent as rcinforcements to
Jackson at Culpepper, on the 18th inst
They were poorly clad and without shoes
and mostly armed with En6eld.riAas. He
reports about 10000 troops at Gordon
vile with large forage train. There
were $4,000 At Richmond engaged in
building Notifications, about miles north
Of the town. When he left, the two in
fantry regiments at Culpepper has orders
to march, BY way of Flint Hill, TO rein-
force Jackson. He thinks that Walker s
force, at Upper Hill, is sent to cover the
right flank of Lees army. 1t was believ-
cd at Gordonvile that our forces occupied
fredericksburg.
Capt. Conger was heard from to-day
and it is believed that his recovery is
probable.
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trsmble Tor my country when r.
fleet that God is Just. His justice can
not sleep forever. - Jefferson's Notes
on Slavery in Virginia. l7aa.
The King Of Great Britain has waeed
cruel war against human nature itself, vi.
olating It's most sacred rights Of life and
liberty, in the persons Of distant people
who never offended him; captivating
and carrying them into slavery in anoth.
CIR hemisphere, or TO incur miserable death
in their transportation hither.--[Je ffer.
sons Original Draft of the Declaration of
Independence,
"After The year, 1900 of the Christian
Era, there shall be neither slavery nor
involuntary servitude in any Of the States
Gall of the Territories then belonging to
the United States II Jeffersop's Ordi-
nance of 1887, unanimously approved by
Congress and signed BY Washington.
"We have seen the mere distinction OF
color made in the most enlightened Pc
Rod of time, ground OF the most OPP
pressive dominion ever exercised by man
over man. II iamea Madison
1--WE have found that this. evil proved
upon the very vitals Of the Union, and
has been prejudicial to all the States in
which II has existed. - james Monroe.
The tariff was only the pretext, and a
adisunion aud q Southern Confederacy the
real object. The next pretext will be the
negro or slavery question II Andrew
Jackson. May, 1888.
Sir, envy neither the heart nor the
head OF that man from the North, who
rises here 70 defend slavery on principle. 4"
-[John Randolph OF Roanoke.
The people Of Csrulina form two
classes, the rich and the poor. The poor
are very poor; the rich who have slaves
TO do all feir work, give them no employ
ment. The little they get is laid out in
brandy, not in books and newspapers !;
hence they know nothing of the compare
tive blessings of our country, or of the
dangers which threaten il; therefore they
cafe nothing about it.'-TGen. Francis
Marion to Baron De KaIb.
So long as God allows tie vital cur
gent TO flow through my veins, / win new
er, never, never, by word or thought, by
mlnd or will, MD IN admitting one rood
OF free territory to Tie everlasting curse
OF human bondage. y Henry Clay
Abiding to the titne the d! owe senti-
ment was uttered, Thomas IL. Benton
says: That was a proud day. could
haye wished that had spoken the same
words. speak them now, telling you
they are his. and adopting them as my
own
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Cairo. Get. 90

~ vi %HHS*N~AAOs NxVts 80
An officer direct from Gen Grant
headquarters, says that the rebels were
moving their forces 8 miles below Grand
Junction, on Sunday and passengers who
left Corinth yesteday morning, saw the
night befoer they left, osr scouting par.
ties had driven in their pickets.
A federal force from New Madrid
on Monday attacked an Arkansas reg't.
l6 miles back of PIT. Pleasant--8 rebel.
were killed, so taken prisoners. Among
the prisoners was Col. Clark, his Lieut.
Col. aud 3 Captains. They were brought
to Columbus yesterday.
GuerrilIas have suddenly disappeared
from the river, and il is supposed they
have gone to swell the rebel army, now al
or near Ripley. "a
The steamer j d Perry left the wharf
Just at dark for st. Louis. The sentinel
on duty at the fort saw her Just ~ she
rounded the point to go up the Mississip.
pi, and reported her as attempting to run
BY without making report. Two blank
cartridges and finally three pound sho,
we're sent after her, before she understood
what was wanted. One shot passed be
tween the jackstaH and chimney. She
was loaded wsth yassengerk
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The Democratic Doctrine.


'sTTrRE ARR ONLY TWO SIDES TO THE
QUESTION. Lr1y maa mast H. Jar The
United States or against 1t. There can
be no ne1.trols IN this rar-ONLY PAT
RIOTS AND TRAITORS Douglas.
speech al Chicago, May LIST l8jL,
DOUGLAS ON PARTIES.
In my opinion, IT is YOUR DUTY
TO LAY ASIDE YOUR PARTY
CREEDS AND PARTY PLATFORMS,
TO lay astas your PARTY ORGANlZA-
TIONS AND PARTISAN APPEALS !;
n forget that you ioere ever dioided IN.
TIL you have rescued the Government
aud The country from their assaiIan.s-
THEN resume your partisan posftinns nc
cording TO your own wishes. Applause. ]
Give me country first that my chill
dren may live in peace; then We may
have theatre for our PARTY organize
tions to operate upon.-Douslas' Spring
field speech. April 18th, 1861.
DOUGLAS on SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT or
napkAs CORPUS, AND THE POWER OF A
ooAMAADER IN CHIEF IN DEFENSE OF THE
CONSTITUTION.
The necessity AID glorious effect re-
sulting from the cause which that
necessity prompted, were acknowledged
by the whole country, and he would even
say by the whole civilized world. Then,
rs far as the bill was concerned. he Mr..
ID. could not say whether their acts were
legal or illegal. He CARED NOT WHETHER
GEN. JACKSON VIOLATED THE coNsTrTU-
TON OR NOT. He cared not mhether Gcn
Jackson SUSPENDED ALL CIVIL
Authority OR NOT.
If his acts were necessary to the de-
Tense of his country. THAT NECESSITY
WAS ABOVE LAW.
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aS sD0mOCTacy Down IN Dl1l0es
We give the following specimens o.
the Southern war wing of the pro slavery
opponents OF the Administration. The
sentiments are such as our people are
entirely familiar with, but are expressed
with little more vigor aud plainness than
in the sympathizing sheets of the North
REBEL VIEWS or THE NORTHERN ErEo
TIoEs.
| From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. Is !
Many anxious moments have passed
since the commencement of the war.---
The fortunes of nation have several
times seemed to depend upon the turn Of
asingle chance. Yet it, is doubtful wheth.
err any period has yet occurred moro bur.
dened with suspense than the present.
A large portion of the Northern PEG.
pie eyinos the disposition for return to
the ordinary ideas Of civilized society,"
If they can prove themselves party suf-
6eiently strong to secure their own safety
they will establish something like sane
politics in the Northern States, and rem.
der their Government amenablc to the
laws of reason. Under these conditions,
II is possible to sec termination to that
carnival Of the Devil, now in full blast
over the American continent. BLt If the
movement IL shortly crushed out, meas.
ures win certainly Be taken BIZ the Abo.
lirionist iyrant TO prevent a recurrence oI
s'ieh menace to their power, by measures
. "a those through which the leaders d
the first rlenrl Keyolution maintained
their bold IN nation long Disguised with
their crimes.
This is the matter $ IL decided at the
next elections i'll New York and other
Northern States, now close at hand II
the men whose bold attempt to recover
the ordinary liberties of an Anglo Saxon
people, can elect their candidates and sc
establish the fact that they constitute a
majority, the tyranny at Washington will
rapidly be reduced to insigni6cance. We
know how quickly the mass Of the people
in the Northern States, and indeed every
where else, rush to the winning side, and
we can have no doubt but that Lincoln
and Chase will have no other supporters
Of their usurpation, after such 4 defeat.
than the Aboiit;obist fanatics who were
wont TO vote for Gerrit Smith and Gar
ris0n in the old elections Of the United
States. A reaction of public opinion, as
irresistible as the Tide OF tie sea, would
be swiftly commenced; the principles up
on which American government is found
ed would reappear, and the instincts which
have animated the race, with rare and
temporary exceptions for full thousand
years, would resume their sway over the
conduct of the nation. Then. and then
only, will it be possible to stop the torrent
Of blood, and reduce the present war
of determination to an ordinary issue
arms
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Salt Lake CITY, Oct. 90

Col Common with his command of 500
California volunteers, arrived here few
days since.
He has located his camp, called Fort
Douglas, about 8 miles easlof this city,
Ha has 6 comranies of cavalry and 4 0:
infantry and pieces of artillery.
Maj. Notary. infcolnmand Of Co.'S H
and n. who was sent from Ruby Vitey to
the Humbolt to chastise the Indians who
committed murders last fall. captured 20
between Gravelly ford and City Of Rocks,
holding "a of them as hostages, the 9TH
er two were sent out to bring in tie muir
derers, with the understanding that If
they did not return within specified
time the "a would be shot They did no,
return and the FL were taken out and
shot.
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Concert at Fnrniington.

The Presbyterian Church Choir of Ben
tonsport will give the good citizens Of
Pennington grand Vocal and lnstru.
iaental Concert next Friday evening, for
the benefit of the Hospital in this city.
The Choir and the patronizing public
of Pennington will be entitled to and vii
receive lie gratitude Of our sick soldiers
and we bespeak for the audience rich
musical entertainment which vi, ray
them for their time and trouble .aiat.
out TO hear.
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San Francisco, Oct. 28

The Board OF Supervisors nave adopt
cd resolution requiring interest on San
Francisco City and County bonds, both
here and at New York, to be paid in gold
coin.
The Oregon Legislature adjourned on
the 18th. The principal measures Of DE
session we're the adoption Of : civil code
general corporation law, usury .lav, max
ing the legal rate Of interest 10 per csnt,
and allowing special oontfaeb 81 II pr
cent.
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Notice 10 shipper. nna Carriers.

BY an order from the Treasury Derar iInent, shi p
pers and Carriers are required ,befoe
menk of Goods or aalt. amounting 10 over $3.50 10
places In the Brst and second Tier Of counties the
southen border OF the State Of loss 10 tie IN the
custom House once Al keokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
by iht Treasury Department also, to execute
bond, With approved sureies, ths the foods therein
described shall not he transported, sold any
way, LIZ 10 syn aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
- Esihzers With those la rebellion the Gov
orItnrHt II the United States
LsaHks eha be obt.ibcd and instruc tions given at
thu Strsesoi'4 Once.
JOHN sTAsSUs,
surveyor OF The Port.
Custom House Office Keokuk Aus &c, ,G2-aug.s-o,f
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Louisville, Oct go.
Gen Buel has issued orders saying all
captured recruits for the rebel army will
be sent to vieksbnrg As prisoners Of war
and there paroIed for exchange Also
that all persons who hrve actually abetted
the invasion Of Ky, within the last three
months will be Immediately arrested and
sent to Vicksburg and forbidden 10 return
to Cy.
Rosencrans is expected here Tonight.
John Morgan's forces reported left Ky,
via Elkton to Gallatin at Cumberland
ford.
The rebels recently hung Capt. King,
Of Lincoln co. Ky. formerly of the Sd
KY. Regiment
> 6everai passengers by stage from Nash
vile Y She railroad. report. being ritied by
thesrebei pickets of letters
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The second lecture of the season will
be delivered this Thursday evening, be.
fore the Philomathian Association in
their Assembly Rooms, corner of l9th and
Exchange sts., by j. Trainor King, esq
Subject: Music and Nomen-Their
Respective Inf aenccs." A general in.
yitation is given. Admission free. Lee.
ture TO commence at II o'clock.
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BY TELEc K A PHI.
Washington, Oct. 90.

W asipStou, OCe. 20.
Refugees w,lo have reached the u s..
bark King Fisher, report that the late des-
truction OF the extensive salt works in St.
Joseph Bay, Florida. on the 9Th ult.. by
the King Fisher, was heavy blow to the
rebels, and created great excitement
through Georgia and Florida, these works
having been the main source on which
these States relied for supply of salt for
their winter provisions for their troops /;
and that it was a greater injury to. the
rebel cause than if we had captured 90
600 of the troops.
About 200 deserters from the army OF
the Potomac were this morning sent back
to their respective regiments.
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New York, oc,. %.
Flour-Market i0Gt5c higher. moderase sdsmsnd,
o. eaasG aaper Western; % 3e2 % 90 for Com.
man 10 Medium Extra Western; 80 ast9$7 10 for
common 10 good shipping brands Extra II, n, o..
Wheat-Market active aud lls2e higher 81 lslal g.
for Chicago Springs u 3a0sl 70 for Amber Iowa; u
42ge - for Amber AcoigAn Red state; 81 60 Prims
Kentucky.
Corn-Market nrmer with . fair demand, Ton7Iic
mixed western sound shipping.
Whisky nrmer, At LE1T1