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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-27

THE pemodracy os Luzerne nominated
'Charaes Denisou Tor Congress, al their con>
'seniion, on Monday Of last week, subject
to the decision OF the conferees OF the two
counties forming their dislricI Susquehanna
and Luzeru<- Col. II. B. Wright was de-
fsa.sd in :he convention fdr This nomiaa-
lion by l3 voles; Denison receiving 30 aud
Wright 27.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-27

:;rATE AGRlcuL ruRal SocIEIY.-The mem
bel;s OF the Executive Commute of the Penn
sylvsnia Slate Agricultural Society met al
shsi residence oi the President, Col. Thos
p Knox, in Norfis,own Borough. on Wed-
hesday afternoon last, and were entertained
By the Col with bis well known hospitality.
A Brossfs sLonsakef, Esq was eIscied Sec
teiary oI ihe Society, in place of A. Boyd
Hs.milion, ESQ.,, resigned
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-27

FlEMocRAIIe MEkTia6.-There Will he a
Democratic meeting tfeils. at Serene. Coll
nmsia county, on Saturday, the 9th '9sE OF
September next. II will be addressed by
Hon. PssL LsipF, Thomas CHALFANT, and
col LEvs T. fArE. npon The principal TOP
ics'bf the day, ia Democratic manner,
sticking as close TO the faith of ANDaEw
JaCilsoS AID Thomas JsFFERsos as the bark
10 green apple Tree. A large rurn-ont is
anticipated. Extensive preparations are
Icing made By Nr John Lesgo:i, al whose
house the meeting will be held for The
accommodation of all who mny favor him
with their presence. Large defesa ions are
completing their arrangements 20 as 10 e
there upon that day ior The purpose OF be-
ing refreshed with a Democratic speech
nnse more Roll up. Democrats, and swell
the crowd:
E,krURxkD.-C Woods. Charles
Zuler, Oscar MeIIin, George Dean. Colonel
Brown aud Arthur Henrie who have been
serving 10 the army 0. The Poromac as mu
slclans have retnfned home. having receiv-
ed their clscharge under The late aci OF
Congress, reducing ihe number OF bands
in The service The .boysn alflook hearty
rs bucks and = brown as benies.'' Their
relatives and fellow iownsmeu, were glad
10 welcoms them home = DGnDille 1aislfi-
esiner.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-27

Nav 81. '62.-3tn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
AddisionaI ForeIRn Nows.

FRANCE. 1t is fully expected In Paris that By
the 18th Of November the city of Mexico vii
be in possession of the French.
Il Is rumored that England had pointed oui
the necessity to France Of evacuating Rome.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
Garibsldi's health is reported satisfactory.
1t was asserted In Paris that the Confederate
government has no intention Of recalling Mason
and Slidell.
The Times says the Confederate army sus-
talned no disastrous defeat In Maryland. tire.
treated In good order; that IL measured strength
with McClellan's army, and didn't get beaten
that the Federal army, demoralized by sue
cessive failures and retreats, has suddenly
proved itself equal, probably superior to the
Confederates. HThis sudden turn OF for.
tune is doubtless traceable to the liberation
of Mcclellan from the restraints heretofore
imposed upon him. He has now shown that he
has really qualifications for com mander, but
the Northern cause is not advanced step BY
their uexpected victory.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says;
There is report in political circles that the
British Government Ia no longer go entirely
averse to the recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy as hitherto.
An address to President Lincoln, favoring q
truce preliminary to negotiations for peace,
has been signed at Brussels by eminent men OF
almost every nation. Rumors were current in
Italy that an amnesty to Garibaldi and his fol.
lowers has been decided upon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
DIR. ADOLFUSS
Select School for Young Gentl,men

| A II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILEi
"A North Of college Hill. The course Of study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, togethe
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Natural Histo
and Chemistry.
The study Of the French and German languages con
situtes prominent feature Of tho School Assisted By
teachers Of emnencc In science, the Principal feels jus
tiled In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean education.
The School Is agreeably situated extensive farm
the house is acommodous building measuring l7s ieet
In front.
The School continues In session during the hot season.
as the refreshing rural scenery In which II s located
holds out great advantages.
Terms, Including tuition, board, washing, fuel light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly In advance.
REyKRMcEE
Hon. Belamy Storer, Prof. Geo. Z. Day Lane gemina-
Y, b.F. Gary, ESQ.,, VIM. P. Hubert, ESQ, Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton Sayer, ESQ, Hon. George Hoad.
ley, Rev. h. Allyn President Wesleyan Female College,
David Gibson, Esq, II. Kesser Esq, W. 3. Wright,
Esq. Hon. J. B. etalo, O. y. Adae, ESQ., B. Homans,
Jr, Washington Mclean, Esq., II. P. Starr Esq, etc.
Iuly9OH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

HARRIaHURo, Oct l3.-Since my last dispatch
Colonel Mcclure telegraped to Gov. Curtin the
following: We have thousands of rumors, bu,
they are entirely unfounded. To approach
Concord, the rebels must cross at London, ten
miles west of here, on the pike, and we have
news from there hourly. Concord is at the
head OF Path valley, and to enter IL the rebels
mist go by way of Mercersburg or London, OF
cross Cave mountain at London or Fanetsburg,
and they could not move without our having
information OF 1t. The report is entirely with.
out foundation, and has resulted from the ex.
sggeration OF the number OF rebel cavalry al
Sc. Thomas on Friday night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Wa HINGToN, Oct 13-Information received
up to one O'Clock this afternoon, shows the firing
yesterday on che upper Potoma, between the
forces OF Gen. Pleasanton and Stewart, was
without any material results.
IL is understood that dispatch from General
Boyle, dated at Louisville at ten o'clock last
night, reached here this morning, saying that
Zig was generally believed the rebel Generals
Bragg and Cheatham were both killed In the
engagement Of Wednesday last, near Bards-
town; that our loss In killed, wounded and miss.
ing was between fifteen hundred and two thous
and, while that of the enemy was much larger,
and that We held the field that night and ekIr.
mished with them in the retreat next morning.
Whom this dispatch left Louisville courier was
expected 70 srrivein the course Of the pirht.
bringing details Of the pursuit of the rebel,
and Of battle which was probably fought yes-
terday. Gen. Boyle expresses his belief in the
truth OF the account Of the killing Of the rebel
Generals Bragg and Cheatham In the action Of
Wednesday, then prevalent in Louisville.
Secretary Chase is seriously i'll. He has
transacted no business at the Treasury Depart,
ment for q week.
Gen. McClernand Of Illinois will coon leave
70 assume new command.
important papers were some tune ago can.
tured ny Gen. Buell., which were being trans
mlt:ea ior ME to Brig Gen. Thomas Jourdan,
Assistant Adjutant- General of the rebel army
at Chattanooga, Tenn. These papers include
otuiidential lettere from Gen. Beaureeard both
70 Adj Gen. and Inspector Cooper, and 70 G an
Bragg, specifically laying down plan for mil.
itary operations In the west and southwest. nv
which our forces were effectively concentrate
to meet the demonstrations recently made IN
pursuance Of IL. According to Beaureg gsrdIi
programme, the objective points of the rebels
we're, First, Louiaville, then Cincinnati; and he
was particular 10 stating how best to reach
tnom from Chattanooga, with Buell at Hunts.
vilie and Stevenson. Il was his opinion de,
'aonment could take Louisville while the main
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

body would be marching to Cincinnati. HI
contemplated the construction Of work at the
former city for the command Of the Ohio river
and the canal, and the destruction Of the cana
as soon as possible so completely that future
travellers would hardly know where 1t was. To
keep the command of Cincinnati. he would con-
struct strong work heavily armed, ct Coving-
ton.
Copies Of these important letters will soon
be furnished to the country through the press.
Governor Evans of Colorado having accom-
plisbed bis mission--namely, with reference to
military protection Of that Territory should IL
be disturbed by Indian hostilites-left Wash.
ington to-day on his return home. The Terri.
tories of Colorado and Nebraska are now to be
included in the department Of Missouri.
Frequent complaints having reached the Post
office department Of the iRefilciency OF the post
master at Cairo, Illinois, the Posmsster Cen
eral has suspended him and placed the Office In
the hand Of special agent, who II 10 believed
will impart vitality and energy to ts operations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. ii.
FL0UR-The market to-day continues buoyant and
a. TO- and at the close rs wat asked for good brands
extra st g. 9o95 co. family at s5 lO9s Is; and fancy
wHIsKY-A good demand and nrm market. Sales
Mnss PoRK-Ths speculative demand for Mess Pork
continues and $50 bbs country sold at $40; city Is held
at $40 so, firmly.
BULK MEALS held at AZ and 5xc.
for clear.
s1DEsAre quiet and held at 696kc, the latter rate
| for clear.
LARD-Thsre is good demand at DC, but is held a,
aRooER1Es-Thsrs is a very buoyant market, and
tied.
wHEAT-Holders to-day succeeded in establishing
the advance asked yesterday, the market closing ve
hrm at gcDSl % for prime red, and 81 1901 Is fol
prime Indiana and Kentucky white, The receipts
are light and the holders Indifferent about selling
as higher prices aae anticipated The sales reported
325 bushels prime red vt 96c; $50 bushels prime
do at s7o $50 bushels do at co. and 800 do do do a
81 OF, delivered.
coRN-The receipts are light, with fair demand
nus to quote .hssd At ssso a and 1rSs' saI
per bushel There Is very little Of tho latter comn5
In and what ia offered Is bought BY the retailers at th
0ATs-The supply and demand are about equal, and
the market rules steady at 43945c for new ana 4sc fol
| old in bulk.
hxH-Tne receipts are ligha, with an improved de.
mand and prices are 1c higher, closing at 5657c for
prime samples on arrival.
BARLEY-There Is continued good demand, partly
speculative, for prime qualities and 81 1901 is was
freely offered to-day for spring and fall but holders re-
use to sell unless further advance Of Sc per bush was
obtained.
BARLEY MALT-Is scarce, and held firmly at 81 25
@l 30.
HAY-The market still rules steady, with fair de.
arrival.
oHEESE-The demand 10 In excess Of the supply, and
prices No higher with sales Of 200 boxes selected W. h.
at %,
BUTTER-The best grades are scarce spd one cent
higher, closing at 170l2c. The lower grades CON.
tnus dull a lo0l2c for prime to good, end 7sc for
common.
sEEDs-The sales Of Timothy reported yesterday
was above the market, as II Is offered at 81 U.s. and
sale Of so buahel was made at this price Nothing doing
in Glover.
Gasetts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Cleveland Market.

oLEvRrANp, Oct. IL.
RL0UR-Market active. with sales Of 100 barrels red
wheat double extea at IS 37k 100 barrels do at IS So
$50 barrels Indiana whte do at 95 62 and 100 barrels
choice Indiana do ct 90 90.
WHEAT-sales after 'ohange Of 9 1000 bush Aaoat al
81 10; 1900 bush aaoatat 81 a and car on track al
9I IL.
HIaHwINEs-The market ia higher. Sales Of lOC
bbls at $40.
BUTTER-c -choics ". R. sell. readily at lsK0lsxc
Central is worth Il@llHc
sEGaS-Firm at lie.
eHED-Timothy sells at 81 e59I 90.
SALT-Hed at % 90 for tane and % 95 for coarse,
with little In market.
C0RN-Nominal at 40@43c.
0ATs-The market Is quiet and nominal with sales at
27@3ec.
BARLEY-There is good demand for barley at 70
075c.
oIL-Some Of the most extensive reHnen Of Petrole.
um have advanced their figures to 25c.
Loader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Retreat OF the Rebels from PennsyI-
vanis-lndIcntions or General En-.
gagement.

Retreat OF the Rebels from PennsyI
vanis-lndIcRtiOns OF N General En-
gaEement.
New YoRK, Oct. 13.-The Herald's specia
from Williamsport, Nd, 18th, says; The 81
Maryland regiment, which ives on duty at dan
No. 5, near where the rebels crossed, succeed
ed ip effecting aretreat to Williamsport. Gen
Henley Immediately sent for reinforcements
He made preparations to hold the town TO the
last.
The rebel crossing was effected under the pro.
lection of two heavy guns on the Virginia side,
! As soon 40 the head of the column landed on
the Maryland side, our pickets opened live.
ly skirmish with them, in which one man OF
the l2.h Illinois cavalry was killed. The loss
OF the enemy was not ascertained.
There was yesterday general movement of
our troops toward dam No. 5, where it was
thought they would attempt to recross. In the
woods on the Virginia side opposite the town,
there were indications of rebel force of at
least three thousand men. The smoke of nu-
merous camp-fres was visible among tho trees
and during Two or three hours of the dsy on
Friday, full regiment was seen drawn no In
line of battle on the edge of the woods.
AT intervals yesterday occasional discharges
OF musketry were heard In the direction of our
advance, but the result was not known. An in.
dividual WAS arrested by tho 9th Indiana repi.
ment. who pretended to be Maryland farmer :.
He has been identified az wealthy secession
farmer, and as the individual who guided Lee
through Maryland both on his advance and re-
treat
A second brigade Of infantry arrived by spe.
cial train from Harper's Ferry about one O'Clock
this afternoon. There is now sufficient force
here to guard against any possible surprise
Gen. Banks received dispatch from Gen.
Stoneman to day, dated Poolesville, apprislng
him of the appearance Of Stewards and Hamp.
toms forces, with six pieces of artillery, at day
light this morning, pursued by Gen Pleasantor's
cavalry. When they arrived In sight of the
river, they broke up into small bodies and made
for several fords. The troops sent to intercept
them were Of course also obliged to divide and
engage the enemy at q number Of points. There
is no further confirmation of the report that the
rebel army Is retreating from Winchester.
Skillful Generals predict that II it does move
down the valley, it will be for the purpose of
attacking Gen. Sigel, with which purpose IL is
supposed that Stewards excursion into Pennsyl-
vania may be connected. Gen. Sigel, however
keeps bright look out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
The Housekeepers
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money Market.
TSrtrsRArHKD POR TEE ONO gTATmnAH.I


ISstrsRAPHED pOR TEE ONO srATnnAH.I
New YORK, Oct. ID. /,
The money market ID more active and Armer, at 505x
per cent. for loans on call.
Strictly Prime Paper 10 steady at 5k96 per cent.
discount.
American Gold Armer-opening Ct 30 and closing firm
at 30 per cent premium.
Sterling Exchange unsettled and nrner. Bankeru'
bills were held at 142X@1A.
CALIFORNIA Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at S0k
per oenl premium.
Government Stocks are shade hrmer. United States
60 1881 u ot@l0tX. United States q s-l0 Treasury
Notes 81 05k@105K.
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new York stock Market.
lREPoRTEp yoR THn oHIo srATnlGAH.l
NKw YoRK, Oct. l9.

NEW YORK, Oct. -.
Stocks higher and stronger. Chicago and Rock Island
sax; Norwich and Worcester 59k; milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem 2nd preferred 36k; Cleveland and
Toledo n; Illinois Central scrip eH Michigan South
ern guarantesdie2; American Gold 29k0l 9O Pacific
mai I26; New York Central i03X; Hudson 67X; Harlem
93 Harlem preferred 50k Michigan Central s4k Pts,
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Let bonds lo3; o. 9.
sires 1881 coupons lotK; California sevens 9S Brook.
yn water loan l00k; Indiana and Michigan 30; rnoil
0sntrat bonds 1927 Terra Haute and Wabash "a bonds
TAX Edo 4th bonds 90(; Del L. q W. 1ol Galena and
Chicago 68x, Cleveland and Ptnbufg 40k; Erie 5sx
do preferred SIX; Cleveland Toledo o5x, Treasury
notes 3l0 104X0l04x; Little Miami 1O6; Michigan
southern 43X; Michigan Southern second 81; Erie "a
bonds 100; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago 3D. bondi
7 DO lst los; ohicago North Western Let JOY, do y
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Cincinnati i29; Panama ll0k; Missouri slxes 52i Ten
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IA coupons % Registered s6 {. o. Demand NoeSlQa
Virgins Htves % Tennessee s6k; Hannibal and
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Gates eSx; Rssding 6SS; Chicago, Burlington and
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

SEDALlA, Mo-, OCT. 13.-The 9Th Missouri
State Militia, Col. Cstherwood, have In severa
scouting expeditions within the last few days
broken up various bands Of guerrillas, killing
the notorious Joe Kirk, who has murdered 90
many private citizens lately, Capt. LoWdene. Sd
Miss, Lieut.. Alexander, Sd Miss, and some
fifty bushwhackers. They also brought into
camp this morning Col. VIM. H. McCown, G.
8. A., who escaped from the St. Louis military
prison some time ago, by blacking himself,
and thus passing the sentinel. They have also
captured large correspondence of interest.
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.S7GCfRl NOTICES

Soldiers, SEQ TO your own hoaIth,
do not trust to the army supplies; Cholera Fever and
Bowel Complaint will follow your slightest lndscretion.
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LATEST.
Escape OF the Rebels Conrirme,

ESCAPE Oh she HeDels confirmed.
BALTIMORE, Oct 13.-The American has th,
following dispatch:
FREDERICK, Oct. l3.-The escape of the reb
els acro,s the Potomsc is fully confirmed. Al.
ter they were driven from Nolsn's ford they di.
vided and crossed the river In email bodies at
different points. Farmers taken prisoners by
them at Mercersburg were parolcd at the river
and arrived here to-day. The farmers report
General Stewart and Wade Hampton both with
the expedition. The cavalry force was de.
tachment from Virginia and South Carolins
regiments. They seized not only horses In Ma.
ryland, but swept the parts Of Pennsylvania
through which they passed of every horse worth
taking. -At
Captain Green Talmadge, of the 2d artillery
U. 8. A., and quartermaster at Fortress Mon,
roe, died on Saturday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Baltimore Cattle Market.

az BALTMoRR, Oct. 9.
BEEF OATTLE-The offerings at the scales to-day
amounted to 1Q00 heada decrease OF so head from the
receipts Of last week. or the number offered 500 head
were taken by the agents Of the Government 200 head
were driven to Warrington and the balance purchased
BY city butchers and packers at prices ranging from Ss
754 so per 100 pounds-an advance Of 2550c per 100
pounds on the rates Of last week.
sHEEP--The receipts were light, and under good
demand prices advanced ordinary to prime bringing "a
"a 50 y 100 b gross.
H0Gs-The demand Is light and the supply large;
sales Of fair to primo live hogs at - 5o95 so per 100
B-a decline Of 35@50c per 100 b the rates Of last
week,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

HARRISBURG, Oct. 13.-The following is o
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer:
Gov. Curtin has just received information
dated Perrysville, Juniatta county, from a reli-
able gentleman, that force of thirty thousand
rebels made their appearance within eight
miles Of Concord, Franklin county, last night
at IL O'Clock, and carried of fifteen hundred
horses. The farmers of Franklin county are
moving all their stock in to Perrysville. The
rebels are supposed to be making for the Penn
sylvania Central railroad.
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