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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

uASHEESH CANDY.-THE ARABIAN "GUNJH" OF
this country most delightful exhArant coneetonized
peasurable and harmless stmuant It's peculiar and alb
soutey harmless properties render II perfect aud
valuable substitute liquors opiaes - produces not the
least Cures nervousness debility.
confusion of thoughts impo and all kinds Of weakne
ness and Is followed by the painful unsrng
constipation and suppression OF the secretions which
attend the Of other stimulants II impars ygor and
to the mind and body Truly marvellous dissipates
melancholy and peeyshness and of and beauty
gladden. the heart II has been used with
tie field. II inspires courage and uls pain,
mainly should dictate Its universal The dying soldier
unconscious of suffering forges his loneliness and ancies
himself surrounded BY friends and enjoying their sympa
thy. The attention Of the medical faculty is invited
eases The writer, the speaker, the student and
the business man, under its influence, seem 10
gather inspiration and new energy, . readi-
and keenness Of perception unknown before.
Whilst the votary Of pleasure TO have entered upon
period OF existence pleasures are Increased thou
endure fatigue danger their powers
creased fold difficulties and dangers with
Realer this II fancy. but effect real
that under the evidence of the
enchanting influence upon the mind having long been the
theme Arab song story Who has heard Of the
marvellous courage and fortiuds with which Arab
Turk the Hndoo meats fatigue danger and aeahi
Who has read oriental stories and felt longing
Joy inspiration and such visions of celestial beauty
Then would you be better fitted TO endure es trials
lis ike pleasant Price 25c 81 per
GUNJAHwALLAH CO.
Principal ONCE II Nassau street. N. Y, up stairs.
MARBLE MANTELs-MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON.
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sNRY H. LEEDS, AucTIoNgER.
KHRY B. HERT0, JR., AuCTIONEER.
BY HENRY WOOD 4 co.
SHERIFFS SALE.
TApnRTEn TTnunpC

IMPORTED LIQUORS.
Thursday, July TO- at clock at the salesrooms,
No. $50 Broadway.
lag the entire stock of importer, and comprising
I'D, Dupuy Co., Jules, Robin Co.. Sazerac, Leroy 4
Arzac Seignette Bonna Surreau and other Brandies
original casNs Also, Palm Tree and Meder Swan Gin
ANA Seg,rs, DC. Tho attention of hotel keepers and
ers Il called to this sale, the goods being ali Of first
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
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u ishingly low prices at kLABERS Marble Yards 100
East Eighteenth street near Third avenue and 81 First
he col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
IlATENT
CALoRIC PRESSED
RYE COFFEE.
"Ths Ne Plus Ultra Of Home Comforts
Twenty years experiences and large ouays have resulted In
producing this

producing this
CHOICE BEVERAGE.
from the or Rye all crude
being by the patent mode Of the press
sunequaled In favor and healthu drink possess
ing ali the ghf qualities Of Coffee, without any OF It's
poisonous effects, and at half the cost
1t nutritious qualities than Coffee; IL is
wholesome invigoratng and ming contains
those elemental properties 10 the production OF
muscle and bone In the TINS most eminent phy s.
cheerfuly recommend this Coffee 70 all with full
hdene, knowing It's valuable qualities make IL
the GROWING BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Principal and only depot for the United States, at the
oldst established Tea and Coffee in the city New
York,
J. p. LYON.
IL cents per pound.
A liberal discount TO agents and merchants.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLExION.-A NATURAL BEAUTY
ID mxy be increased by clear c0mpexon Use Pha.on's
SNOW White Oriental CreAm.n Only application 70
produce the effect. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

LNRAGRANT RYE COFFEE, MANUFACTURED FROM
the best selected American rye and warranted entirely
free from potra alorc other unhealthy
process simply fresh roasted and ground favored
with best South American coffee. Mandatory, City
MI 49, 26 ISL Washington street. Price cents liberal
discount TO the trade
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT
their entire brewing interest long iavorabiy
the
CRoToN ALE BREWERY, NO. SHERIFF STREET,
10 Messrs Koeher Boners The undersigned their
sine thanks the public for their for the last
twenty and cheefuy recommend their SUCCESSORS
Messrs Koehler Brothers, worthy Of
believing that they will make every effort supply
their generally with article Ale Har
Co viii continue their office at No. Sheriff street.
Yours respectfully, HARMON 4 CO.
U,HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
81 John College, will be held Wednesday, July g.
The exercises win begin Ut L.
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+ALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
fhe we'll known white Lake Property situated in Sullivan
nty New York Is TO be- sold peremptoriy At public sale
Ian order OF the Supreme Court, on the
14TH DAT OF JULY INST,
M o'clock A. NJ. At Monticello In said county The rro
ty be sold very desirable and valuable consisnr OF
Whhs Lake, one Of the finest sheets Of water IN the
kte, -
he acres 0rst Mil and Farm Of 50 acres: both of
farms the lake, aRd are under high state OF
|vation Also about TO OF vated Land hes
\ umbered with heniock and bard woed Said lands will
sold in lots suit Purchasers, and will undoubtedly be
great sacrifce The above property accessible by
New YORK and Erie RzibSad TO Middetown. For FAR
br information inquire Of y. LuDINGTON, The referee
pointed to sen The properly honelIo SULLIVAN county
r.. Stephen r. Rassen, Pubic Adusn s<rAtor Of
oadwag and Chambers street. New York. and Robert N.
Rusr. Poughkeepsie N. Y.
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- 80.
LOTION 6ALH OF PROPERTY BELONGING TO THk
UNITED STATEs
UCrIoN NoTICE.-JosEPH L. SMITH. AUCTION.
7, cor.
HANDSOME PARLoE FURNITURE.


BRUSSELS AND 1HREk-rLY CARPETS, &C.
denos No II Ninth between Second and Third ave-
IS consisting of two elegant farlor SUITS, covered in
isins, rosewood and mahoyany Bedroom Suits, Hair
resses Sofa Beds, Tea Tables, Mirrors, Shades Glass,
ma and Silver Ware Table Cutlery Paintings Rockers
ing Seat Chairs Dining Chairs &C.; everything belong
V first class house.
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RIO oAPITALIsTs.-YoUEA ATTENTION IS SOLICITED
Il . and very novel invention, very recently pa
tented, and much needed. Is very xmpie pay largely
and IL OF the best chances Inquire
at the office OF Frcnchs Hotel, address J. McNainee,
Easton, Pa.
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CoMETHING FOR INDUSTRIOUS MEN TO MAKE
strong for mendins broken china and glassware
cheap solder domestic In tho repair Of tin ware and
for making good brown soap at cost Of nd half
pound with simple and cheap apparatus will be
sent parties forwarding twenty red stamps ADDRESS
b., Herald once.
cHINPLAsrERs WHO ARE IN WANT OF
y shinpasters Exchange Tickets viii find large A.
specimens tie Lhographc OF
FERD MAYER CO., 90 Fulton street
ITO CAPITALISTS OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ties, with the latest and best improvements, for the
manufacture Of soluble GAS or .cst. Of soaa he
LING. 206 Broadway, NY
RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER carbohydrates FOB ALBANY
IL Troy the North aud fest ienye Chambers street
and ii A. NJ, and SIS. o aud fel5 r. NJ
T ONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACcoMMoDATIoN-oLD
IL Sonh Feuy Terminus Trains Z: % A. ~ ami
SIS T. NJ fsr areenFo ii ~ A. M. aud 4l5 r. NJ for y-
osset 7t6 l45 A. NJ, and 36 TO- 545 Z. N. for Hemp
stead; hesrlv for Jamaica from 40 A. NJ 70 645 r. NJ
New YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD
~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Tuutsiay, May 8 1862
For Absnt, ~ 10 A NJ, Bxp,ess Mail TIA from Twenty
sNth street station For al " sl trains Tme Table.
JOHN bORCHiial Assistant superintendent.
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1GE B0wERY, NEAR BROOME sTREET-MADAME
lUc WIDohtt, Chlrvoyant and gifted Spanish adj, mn
wells the nys~ties OF maturity, love, MARRIAGE Absent
fen skusss prescfibcs medicines for a diseases tells
hekJ humbers property lest or stolen L. '
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ID n. MACY,
IN. 2O4 zO6 sixth ave-. doors bstow feuxtaaAth
CLOSING SUMNER SALk OF
Ribbons. Laces. Embroderies White 0eo1A
Fine Flsnnels, Housekct ping Gooda.
Lace Curtains French FlowsrG
Yankee Notions, PArasos Sun Umbrellas
Always full size and oosrs % Ladies' tess
quality Paris Kid Gloves. g cens pair.
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CLOTHIN q.

A RARE CHANCE.-&l6.0o0 WORTH or CASE OFF
IA Closhng wanted within month Tor New Dreams La
dies and gentlemen having any this above OF
receive the following priocs-Fr0m s. to $0 ior Silk
Dresses from p . $l5 for ooas from 81 . % for Pants
Also Shaw Clocks Carpets furnure the highest prices
paid Please call address TO b. hntz, 253 Ss tn
avenue, Eighteenth street Ladies attended by MIRA
Minz Orders from Brooklyn Jersev City punotnAlv a.
tended TO- Please remember she original b. hnz ~ Sixth
avenue.
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DO0ART. AUCTIONEER.-BY s. 4 j. BOGART-
This day, . clock, the cider vault No. Al Canal
by viue OF an execution Is barrels Cider 10 barrels
|sr Vinegar, lot of Bottled Cider Empty Barrels &C.
CHS r. WATTS, Constable.
iursday at the saesrooms Household Furniture, Dry
Ids,
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pRoPosALs FOR COOKED RATIoNs. JULY. 7
II 1862
Sealed paopssals win BE- received at the United States
Musterng Office 70 White street. until Friday July r. IL
O'Clock M for supplying Cooked Rations organ
zsons with proper authority In this city
The army allowance OF Soap and Candles, viz
Four Soap and pound Sperm Candles
hundred ratons be furnished by the
The successful bidder will be required give
ties In 5000 each for the faithful performance Of
contract. =. s. LARNED, Captain L. 9. A.,
Muster inp0
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NJ .. CHAPMAN. AUcTIoNEER.-ELEGANr

UCTTON NOTICE-B. A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
United States Government Sale Of about ~ barrels
Spirits of Turpentine and Grease.
III be sold At public auction Thursday July TO- at IL
ock NJ at No. Erie buildings Duane street. near WASH
on street.
Barrels Spirits Of Turpentne.
Barrels Crease.
lie positive. Terms cash.
II srdsrof Col. D. D. TOMPKIN6,
Assistant Quart .rmaster General
lmpos ONCE No. Nassau street. New York.
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N EXTRA PRICE WILL Blk PAID FOR LADIES'
IA aud gentlemen Cast OF Clothing. Carpets Jewelry
and Furniture for New Orleans The Undersigned has
ceved large order amounting to SIS 0U0, Tor which he
pay the following prices Tor each article
Silk Dresses IS TO SSH for Coats from s. 3l6 for
Pants, 81 TO S. Please call add. by note J.
ANHALr, l52 Seventh avenue. between Twentieth and
Twenty streets. Ladies attended By Mrs AnhAt
N. BAN business transacted conldentialy.
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VINO weuLp NOT oo WHERE EoRruNE Is ,-oo

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is leo
w ys, soc Mss WELLINGTON, the great Bngish Pro.
pheesa the best 81 All and cannot be eIcellsd Can be
constsd personally or by letter all ahaks OF fe
eesnng law suits Journeys, absent friends, love- co,tshp
MARI age hesh wealth aud who reclaim drusken and
who has the senuine Roman AMI Arabian ansmans love-
Eeos uqk ana AL bassness affairs
Ne sehy net 70 consnt this Mtsray gifAd and beau ul
yonsk ady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
opposite Eighth street " go o'
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WANTED lMMED1ATErY-AGo GOOD GENTLE HORSE,
w VIVA Makon ani Hari, ss, far hrre moutls tstmau.
given Tor good care aad kddr t,sy new
tvrA Ivst 0licc.
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pHN X. OAKLEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
July Mt l0M o'clock, at Is Court street, Brooklyn
|tga % sale OF Paints OILS yarns Colors, Signs Lad
d, Store Fixtures aud Paper Rack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

A GREAT MANY PEOPLE NAY THINK THAT
IA Uncle Fayete's Rheumatic Lniment don't take. for
the that has not been advertised for the last
days Il docs take and has taken rheumatism cot Of
and for tho last weeks In the cttes OF New
York and Brooklyn than all other remedies combined and
mistake. Cali and cerhcates Only onice for the
n D. L. WATERS 4 co.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1862.


NRxAT BARGAINS IN
VI MANTILLAs AND SACKS
FINE SILK SACKS AT So
FINE CLOTH SACKS AT -
u,H skkE.M MAMIlLLAS At ~ 60
& b MILLS. 4 Co.,
No 3oI Broadway.
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A Tender EpiStile.

The Stockton Argus says that love is no
dream, as the following billet dOur picked
up in front of the Post Office in that city;
will show
My Dear Sweetest Ducky-Iam so happy
to hear from you so otten-it affords me
sich CRATE plesher. You always was so deer
to me hope you will soon be deerer.
You know ! never hinted nothing bout
marriage and | never will-take your own
time for that, l shal always remember the
old saying, procrastination is the thief of
time, but mother sez nothin should be done
in hurry but kctching fieas.
The fondest wish of my heart is that We
may soon become |. Do you ever read
Franklyn's Extracts-his remarks concern
ing marriage is delightful. Our hearts, he
seZ, should assemble one another in every
except; they ought to be hetergenius so
that our union may be mixed as well as IL
niting-not like oil and water, but like tee
and shugar. Truly can feel for the NOR
tai Watts when he seq:
The rows is red the violets blew,
Sugars sweet and so are you.
! Mother sez matrimony is better to think
on than the reality.
rename till deth or marriage, your own
| sweet canday MARY ANN.
n. B.-l had kuzzen married last month,
who SEE there amt no true enjoyment but
in the married state. Your sweetest dnv.
MARY ANN.
PSI hope you will let me know what
you intend to do as there is three or four
others after me hot foot, and shall bevery
oneasy till here. Your lovin sweet.
MARY ANN.
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How sweet thc phenomena Providence gives,
luthc mid OF hot summer day,
Which ,ubsists in the zephyr, mp high over head,
And J.. tossed by the wind, light away.
'Tis the clouds which collect and environ the Garth
Removing the SUMS ,corching ray;
Giving comfort to those who complain Of a dcarth
And thus making welcome his stay.
-Four CLASSES Of clouds are now said to be
But we propose adding one more
The Cumulus, Stratus and Cirrus are three
Aud the Nimbus completing the four
The Cumulu- rises far in the Northwest,
Detached from all others alone,
As it rides th. soft breeze, il looks back on hcrest
iIbiri scarcely We see till Is gone.
The Stratus IS yapor spread cqualy round,
As seen when cloudy thc day
No crashing or din Of the thunder'- loved sound,
But in silence it passes away,
The Nimhus, or rain cloud easily knowW
Which under, the Stratus does scud;
On all whom it mutcrs, its waters are thrown
Till rlrcucs5 or heat chccsa the Hood.
Away np high where the air is quite rare,
The Cirrus most anchored, does pod.
Eight miles from the earth is aloof from It's care
Where 'lis known the Cirrus has trod.
Itbaar~ sucha look rs fresh cardnd wool
From which it derives its name:
Or light tugcd with crimson, ycllowish mood,
With ribs blazing ont from its frame,
'VLn,, j., nrn n,nrr cloud that is without name
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
THE NEW LEVY.

Throughout the loyal States the spirit of
LOYALTY is unabated. Whatever is called for
by the Government will be furnished by the
people. All that is necessary to secure
such result is the prosecution of the war
in earnest. The yeomanry of the free States
will rally TO the call, but they will not be
Jealous to throw their lives away in war
which is to hurt nobody except the armies
of the Union. We do not doubt that the
call for new troops will be filed without any
long delay. Bat nothing would fiji the ranks
so quick as the announcement of positive,
policy. Strangely enough, the notion pre-
walls that the border State policy is in the
ascendant. The loyal men Of the border
States are no whit behind loyal men any
where in zeal, patriotism and determination,
but it is their misfortune, as II is Of other
constituencies, 10 have timid, doubtihg rep
resentntyes The policy would find no
stronger approval tiau in the border States.
The new cal will be dlled, and filed prompt
ly. Yet if Congress had but acted in the
same spirit that animates the people, the
three hundred thousand asked for would
not only come, but como with that hopeful
spirit which is the soul of an army.
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50 90
100 W

Wholesale dealers, so 90
Wholesale dealers IN liquors. 100 W
Life insurance companies, see Insurance.
Lime is not to be considered as Manufacture.
linements same as Dentrifcc.
Lnseed oil, per per gallon, cents.
Livery stable keepers, under which term is in
cludcd every person whose occupation is to keep
horses for hire or let. for license ten dollars.
Lotions, same as Medicines.
1nrengcs, medicinal, same as Medicines.
Lumber is not to be considered manufacture.
Magazines are not to be considered as a manu-
acture Of paper or submitted to rate of duty as
manufacture.
Do, for all advertisements, on gross receipts, 5
per ct.
Malt is not to be considered manufacture
Manisest on cargo of any ship vessel. or steam
or, for foreign port, il the registered tunnagc of
such ship, vessel, steamer does not exceed 800
tons, stamp duty one dollar.
Do, exceeding 500 tons, and not exceeding 600
tons, three dollars.
Do, exceeding coo tons, FIVE dollars.
Manufactures, under which term is included any
person or pcrsans, firms corporations, companies,
who shall manufacture by hand or machinery and
offer for sale any goods, wares, or merchandise,
exceeding annually the sum of one thousand dol
lars, for license. ten dollars.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30

tulr Inhnsa,,.s ith of IuIy Address
The Voice OF aTrue Ocmocro! Sketch
H' H. ~" ,i', T"','c" scnitr, nn NE Mia of
;hrith Southern stepId!ation vs. NOr-
'nern NtTr" A'en'inE j iSaN"i' h"H, ,',' "S
isIrI.
from the Nashville Union
Gov. JouNsox bpng long and loudly called for,
,r,,,,e,, amid dAoG,oinc on,i eurnusigatic ,Leer
;n,, Ito s,;l II had heen hi. fixed determine
,ior NOT n sneak ornip in Nashville without prep
or.,i,n lilo h,d sno,on so often in this place.
u,,,l., c,,rod III, ,on.srns Womb orow stuh,
rsn,,.,,o ,,a,, amt 90 ontnl II, came here
y, r.,,,,.,,,o .,i.,irrci.b,d o,n,r,m,n who was
,,,,,,,.,od no sicI,ness from attending, and with
-, .v,,c,otion Of su,akiac himself, But as
no one else seemed to be willing to speak, he
,,or,1 contrihptc nis mite TO the entertainment
and ;r,orp,,tior If nossible, Of this vast order.
T., ami i,t,,,,cc,t onaicpce From the first OF
,h, r;ol,d rnhe,ron he had made nm his mind
~, - hi, dr,y and snrvivc or nerish, sink or
.,.in, ho ,,,s deto,mi,cs to fsht il Though TO
,,,,,,1 IIo was . so,Sier ror the war, He
,,,,h,,, a,ro,,oo1 c,Irnir,tc5 and trodpcc
,,, ..o.,o, f,r III, devo,ion IN his country bat
I,'r,n-,; NV o,e :, ,o;,t oui an a,t where
G",'N 5,,' ,,., ~. III, o".l ~ o,o,c
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It as pV'",'''' ]" ''' - ''
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ne appeared 10 ue""o '"' S''"' p'"'F'' "
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po'"c" parties 'o"''"u'' "'o,' p'''' ""'
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40" t0' S'e"' Hu'S'''" was S"', '"'' F''',"
n'"' ana 'o'S O".o' 'N's.' OF '''"" '"'' P''',''
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30

Furihc " Journal"
NAMES AND EESCJ JrTiON or THE
CLOUD.
EY DD.rOr. DASH.
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!Srlrttcd Story.

Andy Iohu~on's ith of IUiy Address
The Voice OF True Democrat Sketch
of E0v. .JOhnsCn'S Speech irHm the
Porch Ol thc Capitol. on the Might of
;hr.i1h Southern RepId.ation V. NOr-
tncru Negro Stenjing Treason mast be
made Odious, and Traitors impovor-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-11
From Port ROYAL,

New YonK, Oct. lO.-By the arrival OF
the steamer Massachusetts from Port Royal
on the 4th inst, we receive intelligence of
the successful issue of the EXPEDITION to st.
Johns River, Florida,
The rebels it will DO remembered, have
reported that our gunboats were repulsed
in an attack upon the batteries there; but
it appears that this was only the rebel way
OF putting the facts which are quite the re-
verse.
The expedition-nrrivedl IN tho vicinity of
the batteries on the ist inst, and II recon-
nosance by the gunbonts, during which an
exchange of shots took place, established
the fact that the reoels were there, The
forces intended to operate on laud were
then put ashore and proceeded to gain the
rear of the rebel position, when the enemy
iugloriousIy fled, leaving everything be-
hind, a battery battery OF eight heavy guns
loaded and unspiked, quantities of ammu-
milton, number OF snail arms and IL fair
supply of stores and camp equipage.
Our guuboats Immediately took posses
sion of the river, and cut off the retreat OF
an entire Georgia regiment and a number
OF guerrillas known to be on the south
side, thus rendering their capture almost
certain
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-11
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. I0.-Among the Per-
ryville casualties on Wednesday are, kill
led Generals jackson and TerrilI, Acting
Eirigader Generals Webster aud Lyle, of
Ohio Lieut.. Col. Jewett and Mai. Camp
bell, OF the 18th Ky. Cavalry, AMI Colonel
Pope, of the same regiment, wounded. No
confirmation of Gen. Sheridun's death.
Cen Rosseau reported slightly wounded.
Col wooIford, LIST Ky. Cavalry, after
Eve charges took two batteries, and the en-
erny after hard fighting were driven back
eight miles.
Various rumOrs are circulating concern
ing fight yesterday, Thursday said to
be favorable to the FederaIs but traceable
to no authentic source, and at headquar-
ters at / l o'clock on Friday morning have
received no advices from the battle field
later than Wednesday evenings. Our for
ces in the fight on Wednesday were about
$4,000 infantry, batteries of artillery,
aud $500 cavalry, but were reinforced
towards the close of the engagement. The
rebel force had not been estimated. No ac-
counts yet of the losses ofeither side, but are
supposed large from the mortality among
field officers. y large ambulance train is
now leaving Louisville to bring the wound
ed hither.