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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

, TRINITY.-This county has other wealth
than its mines. The Trinity valley for over one
hundred miles, is dotted with well improved
ranches, upon which immense amounts Of
money have been expended in building, fencing
and planting orchards, the finest favored peach
6: plums, pears, nectarines, apples and grapes,
9erTles in their season.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

KILLED.-A Mexican named Roman Salido,
aged about 40 years, native Of Alama, Sono-
ra, was instantly killed, on the 18th inst, by the
caving in Of a bank Of earth on his mining
claim at Yankee Hill, about two miles from
Columbia,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22
To Correspondents.-patients residing in

To COrrespOndents.-Pstie residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young on their re-
spectiye cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of such, in preference to holding
interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter promptly as possible. If the case be fully
and candidy described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatment Of the case itself nclu.
ding tle remedies will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner as to convey no idea of the
purport Of the letter parcel so transmitted.
e5- Office. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. C. YOUNG, ND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

vsrnish rod shelly Or h pr, q gum eBsi.T
10 made 81 etber zamsf s,ibfsocss
yerrtzhie o. r-r Esilon 80 "A
ysrsf.hle puiuonsfy bsl.<rn. ssIns a. '.Deutr-
tee"
ver.ilsze. sxms a s.p<ntifrc<-"
WareAou>s enfry. a csstom hoa<c>. not srrs>d-
nd oDe dollar ia value. <fn<n2 duty
Do. Do. sxc>elinx ens dollar. and nse ezcss&se
Do, do., exceeding Eve dollars IN vslse
Warehouse receipts. stamp d-fy
WHISKY. per Ea.lon
Do resrined. i not 70 pay A siislsgnsi dafy.
wholesale dealer. under Which tern i nclsd<f
every per-on wao-> Business cccup<rsrn
% sci, Or efer 90 eil ErscsEies- or any geslz.
wars o. mcrChandiss. Of iore - o. domestic
production. b. more thar cns original pack
sge o. piecs ~ one tine. 70 The sane pur-
chaser. 10, ir,cludtnz vines. spirIrsop< NJ mali
liquors. fof each licsnss
whoi>ssis dealer IN liQasrs q every s~scrsp-
ton. includnE distilled spirifs. f<rn>u<ed u
Qaofs and vlncs ~ al linda (per<cns ether
than distiilers. lao sell "a oIer for sele any
such liquors. 81 qusnutics - more than thr-<
gallons a; one time % The same parchsser. are
inciaicd1 lor each liccnse
Wlllou manufactures q
Wine made ef cre~e<. PER gallon
Withdrawal entry. .. cEsfom honss. stamp duty
Wood, manufactures %, Il not eihsrwise pro
vtded Zoe :
Nood screws
Wool. manufactures Of. not otherwise specified.
worsted. manufactures n. net otherwise specified
Worn iozengcs. same - --Dentifrsc~-"
Nnt. stamp duty
Zinc, manufactures Of. not Otherwise specified.
Do, oxyde q. per Too pounds
4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

BOOTS AND SHOES
NJ n NJ Nc ,UaD ID n I'D &c ~ !,
At No. 30 West Washington Ct
LARGE STOCK or HoNE-nADE woRk ron
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer Hour
sepSo-diy A. LiNIz-
Very important 90 fhe .U0rrteas
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING NARnIAcEi
rutHE undersigned will send frce by mail The srre
means OF preventing conception. No drugs medic
cines circular with particulars
will be seBt any sddres by inclo>ing ITO cfnt
stamps. book aiming all the knowledge referred
aud several private receipts viii be sent
TO any address you may wish. BY Enclosing me
dollar.
Medicine French pm will be for dollar per
box. IL is very in is effects Address
Lock Box No. 32e. indianapolis
jyIs-dsm Al POrCHFT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

rhe Taxes smps>ea ~ the Tax nil,
And Passea BY Ceugress June 23ds
ass2-rne Duties 90 9ne~snes, 1nsu.
s0saaes Cosapansess uassroad C~ss-
pausess &cs-The Taxes o. DtssiIlea
spsrssss 1awwsscsuves, OILS, Paper,
Cas- Candles, Tobacco, saufss se.
gnFs. 1rsa, Seap, screws, Cloth, Leas
sher, clue, W swe. C~as- Ac.-The TAX
81 CesseH-The License Tax, &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

excess Of t5.ooo-... ..--..--.
Bills Of exchange lforeisn) drawn In, buf Psys-
bic oaf 81 the United States. II drawn slngly.
~ drawn otherwise Than in sets - more
thsn one. According 90 the custsm q met
chants and bankers, same A. btu Of exchange
(iulaDd-l
Do. do. II drawn IN sets q three or more. for
every bin q each set. where the sum made
payable shall not exceed ti5o. or the equisa-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

TIE Tr Bf Jss ps<-ed both Houses q Congress en-
the ia u June Ne give below table 81 the i'm
ps~~d rre a the articles snf classes Of p>rsons
taxed arranged in alphabetical FORM rendering the
table valuable for convenient and ready reference:
The mposed Of the following different
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

highest respect and fullest confidence The
presentation Of this unexpected and as it seems
To me, unmerited gift is att assurance that SINH
laz feelings are cherished by you.
The circumstances which have brought us
into acquaintance are both interesting and pecu
liar. Duty has brought us together Our
country II IN danger, and, as we think, calls for
US. We nave not left the editors chair and
pedagOgues stool from mere choice. but TO dis
charge our sacred Obligations to a government
and institutions under which we were born,
which we have enjoyed thus far, and which we
love with an ar3eut patrl tic devotion, We
know not what awaits us in The performance Of
this duty, bu, Of one thing feel certain, Oe
shall need ,garm and hul trieHdi My relations
With my brother officers ana indeed with the
entrc company, have been th4s lar OF The most
pleasant and friendly character trust they
viii so continue uud chat ,ae experience o. our
campaign viii be aca tIUt We su0il remember
it with pleasure, aua 10 the future relate il
with pride 10 children and glanG-chlldre
As your second oilecr snail always anlea,or
faithfully to perform my wuoIe duty to you aud
TO the COMPANY and IL by such Performance
o. duly have already won your esteem, ao-
capl WITH peasur, This ,oken Of such esteem.
CAPTAIN II pIotier 70 you the hand 3t true
friendship Accep my heartfelt thanhs Your
git is suggestive. Ii s deady jclaDoA--we
90 ID deadly conftI. III taa. deadly strife To-
getdT we wIl stand and uphold The old flag
and. u !al. We must, Tc wli ia, like 5.ataers
-iogftder
A,tor hc presentation ztoi.os were coua,u
lad lnnn o,Il. u..a. t,,3n f,.. iin Hi..s D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

Luscious PLuNs -LurnER CRoSs, ESo., OF
this village, has shown Us SIX large ripe plums
grown IN his garden The xix weigh eight
ounces. They were, We judge, the Megnum
Bonum variety, and were by no means" bad to
take" We have tasted nothing more luscious
aud delicious, oil the plum kind, Tor long time,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

| am anxiuusly waiting 10 hear the sound 0i
Hooker's and Sy's guns, and when | do .
-
H,eRtsprea +, Sept. 3. Yho latest intog-
nation from N llrder, received at 6 o'clock
this evening "a the rebel pjcAets were then
vim 10 @Ie, Hanover York county.
Atitoi,bt
vim ia(r (,arfvgbur0a ttwO
eiu1oo o. 'nIs WAY ~. Nom" lnrunoo
c'90n 'i''' aar tl,s mo,nino Reuofrs
rlcu1I ioN ''' - T. '.,,a,,,", .,o, ,Lat tle
ito"' lirso'''o" ham. t.s,. Our small
eh5my was ~ 1' .-;.'t...'. ,,,.'',o', H..
soaEa ~ rIeue'' - l....,,.l ....g ,,I,.7..,.
hi'1 ''''n' 'i..,i,.,,ron g,,t,
''.ol' '''..''oo. no'. -sco,r,,,ey,,g love.
w.. ty,,'tEl.s,e, pba rebe,. are ..id 90 have
'.,, ,.- va
u. ARMS srs hair.. rAu;dly
=. nAH"lsD' Eo, : +,s atnntiq. .G, .1o5h.
uis 'Ilo"Is' s'I ' 49, IN =. '.or.rio,,
Gu - 2o1 ael' i, ,..s. l,,,,,e.r ,y,5l i5a
emmy '''',- J" nn' If dosrl,gin, rl.
W I'',,','o'' rs,,,,l .ilryad
Northern Ceh''a1 '.l 'n.... l.,, i, i,t. ,..y
zen ota l's'
"c'' ''''s"''V'''00
..:.i .,.s,..l., i,
NJ" YORK Sci \ 'p'''1' 's '''' w.
lhe Hfaid, lfon '"ei4h"N' ''y' '''' ~ ''o''
Is thal the enemy @i'4 a'VnPo ~ ''''oN n
front, rUt ihal jhe. nay 'H''t'' ~ 90 '''''
1r '5IoW the Guy.
WASHINGTON, s. -. paioiea pms ''ei'
l50,W0 rebels b passed. i".' hA'{ '""H'
me oo-y 81 'nen r '-' 1io'oy'''' ''e ''N
ulsseG through 1hs a.' N''0 couN'e" ''ou
saVca o@.IgI'''
amWg military a e ,''e ely
AEw YORK sept i"' iW-N says 'ii''
idly, Gen. MeDo" /" 'hl' cry Nno'l ~
req. as Ne are rag! .' 80 ~ '.'l'''.
ny "'on' ~ ~ prey .''.'
W 4f9 H'' e"'''f
CHARACTERIZATION, ! oept y 400 CLOCK ~ .A'
Oua y. our s15n& cached haEe.sl''h .t'.
light, lt.ing iett llletjWo' Y Itt'n hs!t'
Solth EIst Of iaath 90, t..c" - w.
ILL., reports that tnd ss were ~ lAet's.o"h
in considerable iort end ldysrc"E' A.i y.
rolling .tocA Of thq foao Wd been removed
sad t.e telegraph III there e'ac'ated.
PHILADELPHIA, Sc g. The special CORES
nondent of the Pres saws that be aas just LETT
Monroyia Marylas.. On account OF the az
proach OF the lebcs 4 party OF their cavalry
entering thai overwhelmingly
Many Specolttic1' are rI'e ieIau'g 10 'Ie
movement '"' ''''' ''''''
p.r.oos from n.ckyle s,y tha, the rebels
sisV'i ,r ao'' .r'.ag occutied ,be western
- - 80 - E,.., tyo,n r.. monthut ;be I. T.
oa"h % 20 ' '; b ' Wasbinrton q ne pub
,o'n%s - ,S ~ liis5ls Brooe Mills lime Of
nv s'aoo .o,'1 ,i.,5le Rronk il about eieh,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

country is full of small gangs of guerrillas
The rebel Capt Garth was at Trenton at noon
with 800 men 1t is rumored thata large body
of rebels with artillery, were to-day moving
from Danyille towards Lebanon. The report
is prevalent that Bragg, with 96 regiments IS
crossing the Cumberland Military circles
credit the last two statements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
PRIyATE9.

PRIyATEs.
T. c. Alexander, Leauder Kirby,
Geo. BAdor, VIM Kirkland,
Walla-o Il. Ballou, II. 7, kueeland
Fred j Barnes. Jno. b Lansdon Jt.
Origen Bates, Eugeua LayiOctte,
H. - Baede, NJ. B. Lawrence,
r. p. BeniAmin, Geo. Leuwin,
Freeman Bixby, Jno. w. Ladd,
W. l. Blanchard, james W Marshall,
Ira B. Bradford David Mitchell,
c W. Brink, Peter Mitchell,
\. j Buirill, Francis Morris,
james Campbell, Thos. Norway, Jr.
Owls Carpenter, ). 4. Moore,
Mason B. Carpenter, Geo " Nichols,
d. &. Car, VIM. Moves,
VIM. Carr, Alonzo d. Peck,
james b. Cave, Geo. y, Peck,
James Crawford, Chas. II. Perry,
), +. Cree, Leander Perry,
VIM. Daniels, Nilb1r +, Piper,
Isaac X. DAVIS, + preu,lss,
j. II Demertt, LEROY Prescott,
Ii A. Demmon, c. c. Putnam, Jr,
Peter q. Dewey, Wm. IL. Rddol,
Wallace Dodge, Albert Rogers,
{. Drug, Ava. Rowcll,
ii. A. Dow, {. + Saver.
VIM " Ellis, en- Seayer,
lA. 4 Fausworth II Dwlght, smith,
John G. ErWcu. Guy SMITH,
/ John p Flanders, Il +. SmNa,
Danl W French, Wm e. an,n
Maruo + French, VIM D Saith,
Fred N Gale O. \ S,sne,
Wm. W. Goodwin Ghas. D. Swda,y,
Milo X. Gray, Jno /. Van 0ruum,
c. &. Guptl, 6. L. Nnney,
lorenzo Is Guptil. c. II. Wa.hbura,
G. F. uarruau, John NyIch
Chas II Howard Siephcu q, West;
Franklin lloyt, II. Z. Whitney,
Rob, humphrey, VIM Ii Whluey,
Jas, Hutchinson, jr. Albeit Z. Wood,
Nelson johnson, VIM. c. Woodruff,
Dudley b Jones VIM. A. Wooster,
Edwin Jones, Ben, ~ Wright,
Jabsz Jones, rrentiss c, Wright
j. D. Kellogg,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

FRANKFORT, Ky. sept. .. \ citizen scout
re.u,ned rom the Nashville turnpike says the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

PHILADELPHIA, sept II. Mayor Hear, g.
agel the following address
Ch-ms Of Phodemud
Atu late hour to.nignt ,ht Gov rror ID
Ponnsy lv,nid gas addressed q me Che ioH9wiae
Dispatch
We have I,iabe information this evening
that the rebel generals nave laoved ,bcir entire
army from Frederick to Cumberland valley,
and their dgsuuauon is now iIayrl,bursh aud
Ph!hdelph,e.
We nced every available man immediately
Sur op your population tonight, form then
into companies, and send US 20 0e0 men ta-
morrow. No time can be lost in trlssmg
force in the SuSquehaanlh to defend tha State
and YOUR city. Arouse ever nea possible
and send them here
hereby request that all able boticd citizens
shall assembl at 10 o'clock on Fridly morning
Il, the precinct houses Of their respective cleo
ton districts in readiness to obey the summon,
to immediate service.
ROCKVILLE, Sept. 10, Evening. pooesylle,
about 10 miles from here, is the hrthest point
up the river that we now occupy, but - to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

HARarnuRcu, sept ll-llidnight \ scout
from Frederick says that he was in Fred
,rick yesterday, and that the rebel, broke
up their cucaml meut at halt past one that
morning and marched in the direction a Tia.
serstown, Sunewaii Jackson leading
He saw them marching from their numerous
engampments from b 4 NJ. ali p N rbat
Were principally iolantry ana artillery, the LAT.
Ter numbering over .hree hundred pieces. sama
% which were yely large
Gems Robert lee, jackson. Cohn and other.
were present. lac saw as hc Wpposoi soon e.y.
airy near New Market va,cb tld uoa lett uAm,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
TRLEGl!pHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Nnw Yong spt. s. The correspondent Of
the Post wiring near Frederick Junction,
Md. on Sunds says =" As | am closing, |
have it from relable sources that our forces are
alive to the stslton of affairs and are NOV
Ing rapidly on ne enemy 1t would not DC
proper to stat 'Iere our forces are of no"
large are their inDers' Our soldiers are no"
fighting TO KEEPER own homes IRON the aes-
olation visited Virginia and they know t.,
and will be nerd 80 The conflict accordingly.
am anxiously aItns 10 hear the sound u
Hooker's and Sel's guns, and when DO |
know all viii b8cA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

HAGnRsrowN, Md, Sep. 9. Everything is
quiet here Union man who was within six
miles Of Frederick this afternoon reports no
rebels this side Of Frederick Their pckets cx
tent four miles tins SIDE.
The --latest intelligence from Ml"tnsburg re-
ports all safe there Inere il no Immediate
danger IN this quarter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

CnAMBERsDuc Vs.. sept 6-Mldnl&ht \
ciuzco Of thlsp who left Gettysburg at TWO
o'clocl, this altegon, reports no enemy between
Frederick and III POINT this morning Reports
from Hagerssow ,bis evening STATE tho. TIE
enemy was ia led near there. Oar small
BOARD Mt Frederl le-s theig store burning b.
Find them. A airy skirnsh .5ok place es-
,egda} altclnoo near AdrtIns3orGa WIN
what is supposec3 Big a reconnuerng lofee
nom Wluohlsler The rebels are .aid 20 have
bs,n driven mex tb d loss OF lery Killed and
e5p'ared.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

WASHINGTON S'pt O. There IS 70 jo.bt
that the t,aes ~ Ar-, o.sa arc b.Wem
Dautsulic tUD h.~.Wga a-e.y apparently
dtsigmu< TO eros. mto Maryland from tac,e
points BY This umo at have roors enough
la,ry to poyeul them iron communicating ,beir
ontcl
There IS nothing eliao. hou iur,htt ~ The
Fotompo.
puiMorruA, sept 10. Maj Gen. ueio,-
4suaa has been appointed 10 command ,ha
forces lor the de crse Of Washington south Of
the Potomac
The rl.uds o. Busadl.r General Mansfield
say that be is to be appointed Major General
/ Of volunteers.
] las also rumoye3 that Bradley Johnson as
Provost Marshall rides through the streets Of
/ Frederick with small National flag tied u hls
spurs.
A force Of our cavalry under Gen. Mcclellan
captured BAiusborough, in thcIeay OF Newman
ket, yesterday.
The operator at Hanover says that refugees
from Frederick report that the rebels are in.
trct ching themselves on the Monocacy, and thar
they have blown up the IRON bridge over thar
river.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
FROM WASHINGTON

AsHiSoroS. Nov. 22-The NAVY De-
partment has been Informed OF the CAPTURE
by the schooner Hale. in Nassau river. of
the schooner Wave. laden with turpcntine
and cotton.
The Daylight boarded the Racer OF Mas
sau. N. T., of Wilmington. The crew Of
the latter made their escape, and afterwards
Intellectually fired upon the boats crews of
the Daylight The Racer had to be aban-
doned IN consequence, but her cargo. prin
cipally Of salt. was saved.
IL IS ascertaiued from other dispatches.
that the expedition which fred the Alleehan
ian was led by Lieut.. Wood formerly Of the
u. >. Navy. Ssveral of the incendiaries
have been captured. one Of which confessed
that he was the rebel pilot in the expedition.
Gen. John Fitz John Porter's trial u de-
layed by the non. arrival OF witnesses
WAsHISeroS. Nov. "a Washington
letter OF the2lst. 10 the Commercial. state.
some apprehensions have been entertained
Tor those who flight NIT Sigel," but TO-DAY
Is believed they have fallen back in good
order. and that they can resist any attemp,
made upon them. Our lines this morning
were at Centreville but the rebels had an.
peared In force at Bull Run. higher up the
Potomac. All will now be safe from A
repetition OF the raid into MARYLAND. A the
Potomac can no longer be fordcd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
Night Dispatches.
FROM LEAvENwORTH.

LEAvESwokTH, Nov. 20.--A letter from
Fort Scott the 18th. says the burning Of La
mar. Mo-. has been confirmed.
The train looked for has safely arrived
though not without great caution aud per
severance on the part Of the commanding
officer. A train Of 100 wagons started on
Sunday for Blunt's command, mostly loaded
With clothing. They had proceeded but few
miles when Major Hunning received news
that justified him in ordering il back TO the
Fort. 10 await larger escort
Livingstone and bis band have twice been
in Kansas on Drywood Greek within the
past week. numbering aud plundering indis-
criminstely.
-Four meR who arrived here yesterday
from below, report q train Of 300 wagons on
their way up and think it probable that thsy
will have TO fight their way through, there
being greatly superior numbers Of rebels at
Carthage. They report them concentrating
rapidly at that place. and the brush is swarm
ing with bushwnsckers from Spring River TO
Shanghai.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
To the Public.

We have been closing our store for the
past two weeks al clock r. NJ, aud learn
that some Of our customers have been put to
some Inconvenience in finding the store
closed so early without notice. Our winter
arrangement Is 10 close promptly at o'clock.
and We would suggest the same hour be gen
orally adopted. and notice given TO the trade
through the papers Of this city. that all who
have purchases 70 make may DO 50 before
that hour and suder no inconvenience from
il. L.RYCE 4 SON.
noy24-dlt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
To Contractors.

Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the Council Room
IN Terre Haute. on the evening of December
"a lr62. for the repairing of Fourth Street
Canal Bridge.
The work will be let per thousand. board
measure. Timber to DO Of good White Oak.
and work to be done in a substantial and
workmanlike manner. Timber to be sawed
and counter hewed Timbers 10 be OF same
size az now in Bridge. Work to be done
under the superintendent Of the Committee
on Street and Bridges
The work will be let 90 thelowest respon-
sible bidder
noveo-td JF. GULlCK. City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24

IL ArrRoAcH on WISrKR-The falling
leaves. the boar frost on the fields. and the
high prices Of wood and coal, all Indicate the
approach Of that season when. az Shakespeare
says, Gin winters tedious night we'll sis by
the Ere with the good old folks and let them
tell the tales Of woeful ages long ago be-
tide. when boreal blasts were keen" and
there were no such luxuries as those ele-
CANT dress goods. cloaks. shawls. hosiery.
gloves. &c. now selling 20 cheapiy a. tho
dry good. emporium Of l.. Ryce ( son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
MAPS
N. ELLSWORTH.

10l 000 MALE or FEMALE
OOO,OOO AGENTS TO SILL
LLOYD NRw STEEL PLATE COUNTY CoLoRRD
MAP OF TnE uNITRD STATES,
CANADAs. AND NEw BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug. 10. lse2.
cost s2o. COS 10 engrave it aud one years time
Superior b. any el0 map ever made by Cotton
Mitchell and sells at the low price Of 80 cents; s7e
900 names engraved on this map.
IL Ia not only County Map. but Il l. also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the u States and Csnadas conised In one giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man o. 10 Is per day,
and viii take back ali maps that be sold and
refund the money.
Send for III worth try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass we'll furnish
ed all our agents.
Nsnted-A smart man, as Wholesale Agent 70 r
our Maps In every State Canada. England. and Call
ifornia. fotune may be made with q small capital.
1T LLOYD.
No l6l Broadway, Ne~ York.
The War Department Map % Virginia
and Maryland which Il marked Toroug hfare Gap,
Ball Run Mountains Fails Church, all the fords on
the Potomac, and every ether place In Maryland and
Virginia, money refunded
Price Is cents. Sept. 10. dwst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-24
FROM NEW YORK.

NKw YoRK Nov. % The Times Cores
pendent at Fairfax, sends the following. dated
Nov. 2ist
We have pretty reliable information as 10
the position ofthe several forces OF the rebels.
Stewards Head Quarters are at Warrenton,
and Whites Cavalry at Leesburg. The
force OF the latter is only 300 men. Stewart
has artillery and cavalry. and his advance
guard was on the Bull Run ground but our
cavalry drove them back. They since re-
occupied portion Of the grounds.
Washington Special TO the New Yoak
Times says the attention Of the War Depart
ment in striking upwards Of hundred Off
GERS from the rolls. owing 10 their absence
from their Regiments. caused considera BILE
huttsring among those now in this city, and
a large number Of designations were accor.
dinghy sent to the War Department to-day.
The Herald has the following. dated Har-
per's Ferry Nov. 2ist
The rebels pickets we're at Nolans Ferry.
The impression prevails that Stonewall Jack
son IS marching TO Gordonsvlle with the
bulk of his forces. and that the rebels in
this vicinity are only cavalry.
NV loRK. Nov. GA Petersburg dis-
patch OF the sth, TO tho Richmond papers
says The enemy, supposed to number COZ
siderably over a brigade. appeared this
morning At Franklin. on the Black Water
River, and attempted 10 cross under cover of
shells The confederates resisted.s .ccessfully
for two hours when the Abolitionists rct.red.
We captured ~ or IL parties direct from
lower brandon. who assert positively that
there u no feet in the vicinity, nor had been
any.
dispatch 10 the Tribune from Falmouth
SAYS the rebels now have two hesvy Rod
mans planted back OF Fredericksburg. but
our batteries completely siIenced them
They have bseS running railroad trains nig hi
and day. Withdrawing supplies and machin-
cry from Fredericksburg TO Richmond
Fifteen forage wagons Of COUGHS troops
were attacked by rebel cavalry just outside
our lines YESTERDAY. but the guards repealed
the guerilias. and brought the wagons all
back.
Nav loKk. Nov. 22.-The gunbo.t Mas
sachusetts from Port Royal 18th. has ar
rived The yellow fever bad entirely disap
pcsred.