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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
FROM NEW YORK

Nsw YoHx, Oct. 29.-The Herald has
from It's correspondent very full account OF
the late battle on the Charleston A Savsr-
nah Railroad, referred to in the dispatches
OF Beauregard. Our troops proceeded from
Hilton Head on the night of the 2lst. and
were conveyed in ID gunboats and war
steamers TO Mackago Point, at the confluence
Of the Pocatilago and Broad rivers. The
object of this movement was To make q
complete reconnaissance Of Broad River and
its tributaries, to test practically the rapidity
and safety with which a landing could be ef
fectcd, aud 10 learn the strength OF the enc
my on the main land guarding the Railroad
between Charleston and Savannah, and TO
accomplish so much Of the destruction Of the
Railroad as could be done in a single day
In this attempt our forces were victorious
having met the enemy in large numbers.
they drove thom across tho Pocotaligo Riv-
er. Our loss. however. was very severe.
Our soldiers and sailors fought splendidly
and our batteries were worked with great
skill and effect. The Union forces were
under command of Brig. Gen. J. NJ. Bran
men. Gen. Ferry being second in command.
Tho rebels were commanded by Col. Walk
er until our arrival at Pocn.aligo bridge.
when Beaurcgard, Who had Just arrived from
Charleston. commanded in person. Fresh
troops rapidly arriving from Charleston to
reinforce the rebels, our troops were with
drawn In line order. Gen. Ferry remaining
on shore At Mackay's Point until the last
man had embarked, when the buildings
which had been occupied by rebel picke,s
we're DESTROYED Our loss was ~ killed.
loo wounded, ard , missing.
The troops engaged were the isth Penn
| sylyanis. 9th Connecticut, 9TH New Hsmp
shire. 55th Pennsylvania. 9Th Connecticut
18th PENNSYLVANIA. NJ New Hampshire. a
| detachment of the Vi Massachusetts cavai-
~, a section Of the first u. = artillery. The
| III Rhode Island artillery. and the New York
| volunteer engineers.
Col. Chathed, Of the 9TH Connecticut
and Lieut. Col Spilell. OF the same. were
among the severely wounded.
NV Yoak. Oct H-With regard to the
recent rumors OF intended changes IN high
m liiary places, the Washington Repnbh
can OF Yesterday SAYS, Ten. Halleck will not
80 tn the Department ot the West. neither
| will Gen. Mcclellan be made Commander
| in Chief
Gen Hooker as he Is by hi- bravery an,
sohlerly qualities entitled tn aud will hav.
an important command.
The Times SAYS abonl the late hattie a
focotilsgo. instead Of the rebels gainisg
victory our trooIa defeated them. IN the vet,
hatd fought engagement. which took plac
week ago 10 day. drove them from bot
their chosen positions AID compelled them 1
retreat ia haste across the f0cotaligo Rive
at which they destroyed the bridge in the
rear to prevent further pursuit. And allhoug
Gen. Mitchell s.si not on thi- OCCASION sue
coed In carrying out the magnificent pro
gramme which he had conceived, he ii
make a complete reconnoisance Of the reeio
bet~een the Island and Port ROYAL. an
Charleston Railroad. and sdmisierc.i "a n
rebei- thorough chastisemen,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

10 A presentation az a sabre. which Ne
announced few DAYS ago would take place.
"A. made TO Col. X. X. Stewart. an MONDAY
evening a, indianapolis The sabre vas the
s,a Of the private sohl'ers Of the ~ Cavalry.
anil bore thi- inscription: "fom The Puvascs
Of the N Cavalry TO Col. u. u. Stewart =
Il IL. cora~ell. of THE city. presided over
the meeting. Captain II. Sehiaier. late Of
Yea. Woods ss,a. made the presentation
spe>cA. AMI Bayle-s ". llama. IN behalf 81
Col. Sss.srs. received a
The pusaies Of TO y. n ln.,.n,
c>vAlrv. pr~~snsed . beautiful pair Of <par.
Inscribed " rasumsia Greek. n. n SEE
Art
The hs,s'rt'ea uIoa the spsrs refers "a
the crossing Of TasesmbsA Creek IN a.,
pxs.sncs Of he rear guard q Reaarer.rl',
army amer he evacuation ef CossalA. II.
susuy bal planted a battery % sweep u.
surt. ssd The roads lssding 10 a. col
stewart dssmeented rs men. AMI fslisal
unbsrs across tbs ssfesm Abots ADJ hele-
viii earhine "a hand. era<ssd ssd drove Al
rebels from Their ssroaE pssisiea. lAus opsn
Ing The rosa fsr tie passasex coisrsn.
% the ecaclusiea Of tAe.s speeches. n
party al ae~a 70 splssAia ssppss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

CINCINNATI, oct. ~.
Flour held higher; supe. held at g. ID,
but no buyers at over g. %; prices there
fore nominal.
Wheat Is held at 2,d1c above the views oil
buyers, hence nothing done.
Corn $50 3sic for shelled.
Oats unchanged.
Whisky in active demand # 3ic.
Nothing done IN mess pork.
900 boxes short middles sold al &c, To he
delivered in December
A good demand for lard at s'4c for DE
cember, aud % on the spot.
100 green hams sold at o..
100 OO0 bbls bacon sides sold AT - &C
Bacon shoulders are offered at - packed
0n0 hogs sold al ~ ~, delivered next
month. Weather rather mild for cutting
which has siscken the demand.
Sugar IN active demand. ~i'h sales OF ps
hhds At ~ aaisirc
Coffee unchanged aud trm.
Gold, silver and demand notes unchanged
dschange dull.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
FROM rryvrssrr

Jackson. Tenn. Oct 9s.-rhe following
despatch Is just received from Brig. Gen
Davis, at Columbus, ny:
The expedition TO Clarkson. Mo-, thirty
four miles from New Madrid. under com
msnd OF Capt Rogers, Co. n, I'd Illinois
artillery. has been entirely successful, do
persing the guerrillas. killing 10. MORALLY
sounding ?. and capturing Col. Clark, in
command and Capt. Esthen, 3 Lieuteuants.
3 Surgeons. ~ men and several stand OF
arms. ~ horses, II mules, 2 wagons. and a
large quantity of ammunition. burning their
barracks a:d magazines. and entirely break
ing up the whole concern.
No loss on our side
fsigned) U. s. GRAM,
MAJ. Gen. Com'd'g.
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- k,gh, thousand signatures have been
appended to an appeal fron the women OF
th. loyal States. praying toe the renewal OF
AL Negligent. Incompetent. drunken OF knAv.
i.h men. who. In the hrst hurry of selection.
obtained fof themselves posts Of rcspnnsi-
blL,,. snd that he rresiieat will retain in
the army oai, capable. honest. anil trust
worth, soldiers very wholesome object
and worthy 81 he SCI. ~hich. TO use phrase
ef Janus. i " alwsys right In sentiment. II
s,mesimes wrong in Judgment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

TWENTY DoLLsRs REwARD.-Stolen, on
Saturday night, Oct llth. from the Public
Square. Terre Hante. a light bay Horse,
bald face. three white wheel. collar marks.
aud three years old last spring. Tho horse
had on saddle. bride. and mariingale-. |
will give the above reward for tho horse de
hsered at Besnchamp's stable, Terre Hau,e.
or Information a. will lead TO his recovery.
WILLIAM =. MOORE,
Two and half miles east OF Terre Hauie.
on the National Road. octla d&w2w
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FROM HARPER's PERRY.

FROM HARPER'S PERRY.
Harms fsRRr. Oct 2s.-Evsrything IS
quiet here To dsy.
To-day the l39th. l40th, and ll5lh New
York regiments joined Gen Augsr's divis-
ion. at present commanded by Gen. Geary.
Col Ruger, of the 81 Indiana. takes com.
mand of the first brigade.
The rebel pickets have not Withdrawn
from the front OF our lines. as was reported
a few DAYS since. They still have q small
force OF cavalry. and a battery stationed
this side OF Charleston.
Oar troops occupy Haletown, and our
pickets are thrown out 10 a short distance
heyond there.
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~ Young husband at Syracuse, Ny
thsasLt he would brighten his wife tho other
dav lust f,s the fan OF the thing. lie 20,
uD.les tho hel Just before she was going 10
her room a. dress. and suddenly reached oni
his hand and took hold of her leg The sur
prise ~ss - great that she uttered ono loud
shrek aud tell -enseless 10 the hoor. ani u
j. thought 4 .i,s .ioe> not lie she will be a
maniac fot lite.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

sErhs cause Of the partial success OF the
Democrats as they call thsmselsesl wss a
great division Ia the party Of tho ueion.
one wing Of the party went one way AMI an
other vent another. They could not aud did
not work together. We, this division could
not we'll be syos,lei. One part went on to
heht the Democrats Who live South OF the
Potomac and the Ohio. while tho remainder
STAYED Al hoae n vote against the wing OF
the same party Who live in the Northern
ssa,s- The btesch will be healed ~her
the VAR - over.
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r,c;.e ia. of the lruited stntcs.

Excise Tax Of the United Stntes.
The undersigned Collector of the Internal
Revenue Of the United States. for the 7th
district of Indiana. under the Excise Laws,
will issue licenses in the caunty OF Vigo,
commencing on the 30th inst.
Persons assessed will call and pay. and
save costs and penalties.
Office corner Of Wabash and Market sts..
second story. Farrington's Block
Gold. silver, notes OF the solvent banks OF
Ohio. Indiana. and United States paper will
he received. JOHN G.. GRAIN.
Collector 9TH Dist Ind
Terre Haute Oct -. 1862. oct2s Sc
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Night Dispatches.
FROM BOSTON.

Bosrox, Oct 29th-The writ OF hateas
corpus in the case Of Mr. w. Ii. Wmder
issued by Judge Clifford Of the United States
Circuit Court. has not been served. The
writ Was addressed 10 Col. Cimmick. com
mander Of Fort Warren. The Deputy u. 5.
Marshall consented to serve the writ. but
was refused pass to the Fort. without a
permit from Col. Dimmick
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sept.g.I-6adwtf

IL All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York H., Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore I can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have fine assortment Of French Beaver,
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also. a large assortment OF Wool
Hats. OF all eolors. ranging In price as low
a. fifty cents.
T. Il. LOW ERIE, Practical Halter,
Successor to J. Y. YATES.
m27-li Cor. Fifth. aud Main u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

fsssH Ofsrsas.-Mr. &. A. foote. At the
star Grocery. corner OF Fourth and Ohio
streets. y now in receipt of the beat brands
Of os-t ers, which he intends 10 keep con-
sian,Iy on hand during the season.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

IN Apple are 20 plenty In Western
New York that they can be bought for MY
esafs d barr,i. Potatoes show no sym?t~fns
of disease. and the best ones are sold Tor
dollar barr 81. including package.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

~ Important military movements may
be looked for shortly. Two divisions OF
Basll's army-McCook's and Criltenien's-
arrived at Columbus. by. Tuesday evening.
On route to poin, where there - much need
~ their services.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

sE-The Confederate Congress Is engaged
with what the Richmond papers call "the
Castor Oil Bill." To purge the Confederate
army Of Incompetent officers. There will
be no neei al applying the remedy to Price,
Rosecrans having put him TO his purga-
tons
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

w A foreign Journal says that the Aus
trian ladies' have resolved to give crinoline a
dead GU. and have ntimatcd to tho mana
gers OF the Vienna thestcrs that they will not
crinolnes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

IN Latest New York styles OF silk Hats
neat and stylish--just received
at Basnett's Hat Store, northeast corner OF
the Public Squire. Tuel & Ripley old stand
Call and get one. oct2i ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
PROM CHICAGO.

Csissso. ocl esth-In the saakAmou
Circuit Court a. Springfield Yesterday. suit
.. The State 70 Joel A Msue.Ou. sfsl on
bod given he safe 10 s~cesst nos,ey al
lsxed ~ have besn trsniuienty obtained hy
An q Governor. was decided IA favor Of Tie
STATE A j-agnsst II SO .oo as reader
esi against ne dsfsuisnss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
FROM BALTIMORE.

B,trsokk. Oct. 2~lh.--A committee OF
losal citizens appoiaied by the uniouiown
meeting. some time since. 90 take testimony
10 lay before the President a. 10 the alleged
charges against the military aatorities. while
ia session TO night. we're seizei with all their
papers. by order u Gen. Wool. by the pro-
vost guard. and carried 70 headquarters.
Much excitement ~as occssionel by this act
The parties arrested are Alfred Evans. Tho-
II. Gsrlecr, Col j. Il. Birch. and Thomas
Se.sn. The guard also demanded the per
sons Of four other members Of the committee
~ho serc not present They arc locked az
In the poliee station. Some citizens uhe
denounced tho arrest we're also threatened
hy The oficers. A baud ~ music has gone
70 the watch house 30 serenAis them
RAlTssoxs. Oct 29th.--Gov. bradford !.
vssy Indignant al the arrests made yesterday
evening VA Temperance TemElc. ard u >
understood that he has sent az earnest PRO
,esi 70 rresAleoi Ilncoln.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

THE tslegsaph'c announcement oil the
,rneintmout Of Thomas A. Morris. OF this
state, "a Malor-ucneral. No are pleased TO
state - correct Gen. Morris received the
documentary evidence of the fact on Mon
dsy evening Should he conclude to accept
he will, unslss h,s instructions. report for i'm
mediate duty 90 Cen Rosecrans.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

~ Senator Hunter. OF Virginia. made
quite blunder, and erectrihed the rebel
senate, some time ago. by Inadvertently
swearing one Of the clerks to support the
Constitution OF the United States.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

sH- Nine States will hold their annual
elections on the 9TH of Novenb er-to wit:
New York, New Jersey. Massachusetts,
Michigan. Illinois. Wisconsin. Missouri.
Minnesota. and Delaware.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

tE- ten. sherman. IL il reported propo-
-e- putting hostages upon all steamers run
n,ng between Cairo and Helena. to stand IN
the pilot house and take the same chances OF
beng sho, as the pilots.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
FROM PITTSRURG

PIrTssrRo, Oct. 2e-Riyer feet by the
pier mark. and rising slowly The rise is
from the Allegheny.
Weather clear and pleasant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

Mssefsn Ga the 2-th inst at the resi-
dence OF the brides father by Rev q. NJ
boyi, Mr q " ws-r To Miss MAEr A. A.
KIIxssR OF this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

DuD-In Middisto-n. V'go county. on
the sth Of October. Of typhoid fever. Eliza.
rtrs Caa.. wife Of John n Carr. ia the
3gsh year Of her age.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

~ Ei-all. Root 4 Co. have received and
are Offering At the lowest prices. the most
splendid stock of goods ever before brought
to fhi- market
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

sH- A few more recruits wanted imme
diateIy to fill up Company Il. list Regiment.
The same advance pay. premium and
bounty allowed "a paid the the present
members Of the regiment. Apply at Cam.
Dick Thompson. +. II. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

SUBSTITUTE wsNrkD.-si00 will be given
for substitute for drafted man. IL appli
cation j. made at this Office within a few
days II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
FROM FORT MONROE.

foRT MoNRor. Oct. 2slh.-A Confederate
officer recently informed Que OF our officers
that the distractions formerly in the James
River. at Fort Darling. have all been 70
moved
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

100000 a ssa1rs 70 o. . sh"N1h
LLOYD Nyw sTRgf. rIATR COUNTY COt0REr
NAP 90 rHE uSfrED srATfs,
cASAp.s. AND INV BRUNSWICK
Ffan recent surveys. completed Aug. 10. lse1.
cot s3o. o-s "a sngrsse Il and Que year. time
snpsfer g. sny eio map ever nab ~ Clifton 90
Mitchell ant -sis ss the low price n 20 cents. Nls,
COO nsuse. engraved 81 this map.
n : net only County Map. bat 4 = alsos
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
- the L State AMI canaass oomised IN one, Fving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
sn1 distance b-twe~n.
Cursnfes any wonAn q mar o. ie g. Per dsy,
snA -lll taxi bsck all maps that eannos - sol< snd
refund The Money.
seni fsr 81 wofth tetry.
prlnfe4 nsiractiors ho~ 70 canvass sell. farnise-
- all sgsrts
wsntsd-A smart man, - Wholesale agent fer
our Mars n ever state. Canada. knslsnd AM Cal
iforuiA A fcfune ma be msts 18th small espttsi
1T LLOYD.
No la nrusdssy. Nee Ioft.
The Va pepartmsnt usss CO.. ksp - sirsiei'
a. n.rxlsn2 s.a which "a uasFs 81 ToreashtsF sp
naii Run Naunssin.. fsiis ChsrSh, al fhe fefss -
N. posamsr sni ever sthsf place ia hsfylsnd an
/ virssnl.. Deu~y .refansi<f
ffic~ = o<nts. trsFt- ~. 49,
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cEIf ". X. McKsEx will consent to he
come a candidate for Councilman in the
First waIa hs viii be supported by
MANY UNION OTERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

EeGs We want ~. 900 or l00. 0oo dozen
Eggs. for which We will pay the highest cash
prices. &. 5. FUTILE co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

az Ladies' and gentlemen. now is the
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear col
oyed and CLEANED. Having improved and en-
larged our dye house and finishing tools. NO
are prepared to do any kind of work in our
line not TO be excellcd in tho western
citie-. J. q. REINERS & son.
East Wabash st. bet 9th It. 4 canal.
OctlOJlm
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FKnN RnSTON

h~soS, oci She steamer IA ssllsa
20 s.y al noon 18th sboet tles go Ia -p<eie
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FKUM TIT I~Bt ItV.
P,rrsBuRa, Oct. 2y.--In the U ). district
court to-day. Joseph G. Hayes. late post
master Of Mesdvillc. removed on tho charge
of \. Newton pettis. of opening letter oi
Potts. was honorably acquitted
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
Land


ms. DANALDSON, Notary pch
IL. dc, Collector, Claim Agent. e.. a. onsn
BIZ feftff. 500 lahlr, espff ally 90 ihnsc VI
have hstf c4as I'd with the Military ffffltr e ilr
United states and Who may have any claim era s'
the General Government. ncN sffanFf4 iliaai
and successfully prosecute Ell valid fIaas. 81 ifsH
sbl. chsrgss. ali rapidly a.. tic tatinfta f@i i
tspaithed before Tie lifnfff lfNErs a. Nssi Iif go
Having 1fN iftns sfInf.ffff sf4 rfafNft AfftIn
All The ald - 81 els uhissf - fhs tsiiefa ossrf
.snf cufef Ffesiteft fifnoIe's Administrator. F..
.Annoi fsli in being sure~-fui 9Th 30 iersi claims
shssbsf for fKNsi0Ss. bplsfl A0Aff eI Land
WARRASTr.
HAIF.PkY PgNsioSs TIE w.dosf - e o.
Widow fls Chiidffn 1ttff slstsea yfafa ~ aFs
ossrs and soldiers 81 ibe pfesrnl - 49, pi,.ioa.
~ar Who haze liet 81 been ALLIED NhIIs ia ile
sios. ar snilued r. Hsf-fay rensioHt.
INVALID PESsl0Ss.-Au siioers 49, raii.ff'
ohio are disabled - rsasor - wounds received
Il dissa.e contracted uhNe |n tbs service 49, sea-
line q dgiy a. asold.si. 81 -i'y pefisl. afr
l toinvalid PeDsiors.
LAND WARRANTS All Who served a dag
N n he pat vars ~ the United staifs 80
haitie are entitled II go arrcs - i-asf. lnr..s
\ keath, The WHO'S aud Niuors are eufifiei.
i BOUNTY u0TKf. The heirs 20 al hpIfiffs - o.
| have volunteered curing ne present 49, ipI tlfft
yeasssr durf4g TIE So afi haze died of ieful &c.,
| 49,. In Tie sertioe. are entitled toss nreifs
Dos ,aa Bounty uonsy. and 80 h arrears ~ Pc 30
| sisr's pay may have arrresf in ~ asis - d
srosh.rge. male ~ilsoai elala. D. saeesss'ugY
DEEDS al MorssAge. executed. ani Hisaks NJ.
l nlshsd
a. Eastern afr.afagss srfan.-a as collected
| 80 sxehsngs prosariiy ZEN ttsi.
/ OFFICE - ile cd cefrFr stand.
3. DkNkfIsON
.b3d1 toiars iabi,. A..
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coALl COAL
NJ O w II 4 T. no :

~ q " II III
A. G. oosBs. -. cow
COMBS 4 BROTHER.
IIAvIN0 recently paffbasff e. tpat ife. g.
II rrsrrly known a. lhe 'sCufE Al.fa." 600
suf -thren-quarfsr ul'es wsrf n ne cIfF. Afe 80
prepared 10 furnish ihf citizens n Ifffe haae ani
xi~lntv ulfs good artItin ~ stii-sEftefi .tea ~
nzurss % sult tbrse rsriiuur me-
We ere also Agenis fof fhc Highland, hfati as
Fzrmersbufx Coal hinss.
A. Orders len a tha Vlgo Cgurty sfsies ~ ~ iH
E.Ilrosa Dspss. Nj hs hilsd e. fhofi uoiio.
Give % Trial
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Noon Dispatches
FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Oct 2Sth.-A rumo, i cur
rent in the hotels here to nigh, that Burn
sides forces have fallen back seven miles.
The story Is entirely false
rRrsrSE's SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2Sth.-The rebel force
reported by Capt. Keonig was At Uppersille.
and not at Piercellsyille. and consisted Of
Walkers division. !, 900 strong
Ii il belle, cd that this advance through
Ashby's Gar, is TO cover general move
ment OF the rebel army. probably retreat
SPECIAL 70 THE TINES.
General Mcclellan yesterday morning re
ed his headquarters 10 Berlin. on the
Virginia side OF the Potomac. beldS Point
of Rocks
liz will afford the friends of Colonel Miles
satisfaction to know that the teslin i taken
by the military commission exonersles him
from the injurious imputation OF wing be-
trayed his command into the hai,ls Of the
enemy.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2y-The following
dispatches have been received at hesdqusr
tiers.
HEApouARrrss.t
ST. LoUIs, Oct. p.
To Ma. Gen. Hsii,ek. Generai-ia CAisf:
Col. BOYD reports further success in Gen.
Dayison's South east district. Col. Lewis
commanding the 23d Iowa with dstsch-
meat from the rst. 2tth aud 18th Missouri
regiments, with section Of Stanger's bat
tery. attacked 500 rebels at Pitman's Ferry
on the 9th inst killing several AMI taking
over ~ prisoners. Our troops behaved
we'll
Signed X. CURTIS.
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e.-Ihe pretsndei in
iercepted letter from nephew OF VIM. II.
Seward. Secretary Of State. published in the
Richmond Dispatch. j. forgery fabricated
by the rebels. The Secretary of State has
no such kinsman or friend "a the letter
states
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MILAN ArPLEs.-We want 500 bush Mi
lam Apples. Z. :. FUTILE 90.
RsxoyAL.--The proprietor OF the Terre
Hsu,e Saloon wishes to inform the public
that he has removed 10 Luiowici's Block. on
sixth street. one door from the corner.
lunch will be set from p TO II O'Clock every
morning.
will also keep constant supply OF BELL
vile Lager Beer. Ale. Catawba and Rhine
Wine. and all kinds Of the best liquors.
will be happy to zee my old customers and
~ many new ones a. may favor me.
octadow N. KATZENBAcH 4 CO.
Potatoes.
We want 500 bushels prime White Ne
chanoek Potatoes
oct lii2w T.. y. FUTILE A co.