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PU BLGC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL E5TATEs Z

1 EAL E5T
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford County, the undersigned, Admin
istrators Of the estate Of Jacob Haish late of East
Providence Township, decd, will expose to sale,
by public yendue, on the pemises, on
TUESDAY, THE 7Ti1 Day OF January,
at / O'Clock, p. Nj, the following described valua-
BILE Real Estate, 10 wit:
A tact of land, situate in Rays Cove, in said
Township Of East Providence, adjoining lands Of
Adam Hinish on the North, Jacob Rftchey on the
East, William GIacy on the South, aud John Grove
and Samnel Grove The West, (psrt Of tract of
land formerly belonging TO Philip Fishers beirs,)
containing $50 acres aid Is peiches, more less,
about II acres oil watch cleared and under fence,
and with story and balf LOG DWELLING
HOUSE thereon erected.
TERMS One-half the purchase money in hand
at the confirmation Of the sale, and the balance in
one year, with interest, TO be secured by Judgment
Bonds, OF Bonds and Mortgage.
HENRY HINISH,
D. FORD,
Dec. 1s, 1891 Administrators.
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heir houses will bo burned. Ii is said that
Cockerell has gone 10 Prices camp with about
800 men.
DEFEAT OF A REBEL FORCE ON SILHER
GREER.
ST. Louis, Jan. l0.-Generai Palmer tele-
graphs TO General Halleck, from Otteryille,
that on the Sth instant Majors Parrence aud
Hubbard, with 450 troops, attacked the noto-
rions Rebel Poindexter, with from 600 to
1900 men, on Silver Creek, 10 Howard counA
ty, totally routing them, With the loss Of seven
killed lcfs on the Geld, while many more were
carried of; from 6fty to seveny-ive wounded;
and thirty prisoners. Our loss was four killed
and wounded.
Fhe kebel camp was destroyed and large
number Of horses aud teams takou. A heavy
fog, which prevailed at the time, alone saved
*beu from complete destruction.
The UQion Merchants Exehange of ST.
Louis was organized to.day, aud one hundred
aud fifty firms enrolled their names as mem
bars,
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

EE(HEREAS the Honorable JAMES MILL,
w President Of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the counties composing the 10Th Ju-
dcial District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, ard General Jail Delivery, for the
trial Of capital and other offenders in the said Dis
triet--and JoIsN Taylor, and JAMES BUREs Es-
quires, Judges Of the Courts of Common Pleas
and Justices of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
and general jail Delivery, for the trial Of all capi
tai and other offenders in the county Of Bedford
have issued their precept and TO me directed, for
holding Court of Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer
at Bedford, on MONDAY the 10Th day ofFebruary
next. NorTcE s hereby given to all the Justices Of
the Peace, the Coroner aud Constables within th,
said County of Bedford, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls recordse
and lpqusitions, examinations and other remem-
brances, do those things which to their offices
and in that behalf appertain to be done, and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be in the Jail of Bedford County, 20 be
then and there to prosecute against them Shal
be jrst
JOHN ;. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Bedford, Jan. IL, 1862
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DIG-D.

On Sabbath morning. 18th uIt., ANNA AMANDA,
infant child of William and Isabella Cook, of this
place, exactly two years old. This interesting
child having opened her eyes earth, has already
at this early period, closed them in death, as if
weary life il its present state of conflict and
YET, the thought is most happy one, especially
10 the the beresyed parents, that she still lives,
breathing a more congeRal atmosphere-a cherub
bright in Heaven: For "Jesus said, Suffer little
children, and forbid them not, to come unto mei
for such is the kingdom of Heaven. Mat. ~ c.
IA Y. S. X.
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The Magazine for the Times
PETERSOh'S HIiGlZINB.
The Best and Cheapest IN he World for Ladies :

The Best and Cheapest in fhe World for Ladies
THIS popular monthly Magazine viii be gre1tly
L improred for 1862. II will contain
One thoHsand pages Of reading Fourteen splendid
Steel Plates Twelve Colored Fashion Plates
Twelve Colored Berlin Work Patterns Eight
Hundred Wood Cuts Twenty-four pages Of
Music.
All this viii be given for only f,so do1lars year,
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popular iriers employed to tcrfe originally for
"Petersoa.' = In 1862, in addition to its usual
quantity of shorter stories, FOUR ORIGINAL
COP YRIGHT N0VELETS win be given, by
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on, a Frank Lee Benedict. 1t also publishes
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gives Bonnets, Cloaks and Dresses, engraved on
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tilla, Chiid's Dress be cut out, without the
aid of a mantua maker Also, several pages of
Household and other Receipts.
~ IL is the best Lady's Magazine in the World.
TRP 1T FOR ONE YEAR.
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PrOlhOnOtary's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the second ac-
N count of George F. Riddle, assignee of Israel
and Simon oppenhsmer, has been filed in the Pro
thonotary's Office, and the viii be presented
to the Court of Common Pleas, in and for said
County, for confirmation Tuesday tie 1lfh day
of February next.
ALso-The account of John n. Rush, Trustee Of
Peter Riddle of Bedford Township.
s. II. TATE,
PRorRosorARY's OFFIcE, PrVtlRy.
Jan. IL, 1862
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NG. a II RRIED-

On Wednesday morning, the Sth inst, by the
Rev. William NJ Deatriek, Mr.. ABRAHAM IA. Pr
PER of Piper's Rnn 10 Miss Z. ENNIE KAY of Yell
low Greek, this county.
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. Wm. Gephart, at
the residence of the Brides NJ other, Mr.. SIMON
STATES TO Mss EIHA MoRGRET, both of West
Providence township, Bedford co.
On Wednesday evening. the 18th ult., at the
Washington Hotel, by Rev. K F Sample, Mr. JAS
r LoxD, of Broad Top, to Mrs &ARr ANN W4LKER
of Bedford
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THE BEDFORD CEUM

VIII meet at tho Court House, on next
Saturday evening at 6A o'clock. The public
are respectfully invited TO attond. Question
for dobaie:-"Should the liberty of tue press
be restretedl"-A @, II. Spaug. Neg. .. E..
shannon,
Declsimer-- Wm. Fyan.
Essayist-J g. Fisher.
JOHN PALMER, Sec'Y.
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Estate Of Joseph II. CorTe, dec d.

r ETTERS Of Administration in the Estate OF
IL Joseph Ii Corle, decd, having been granted TO
te undersigned, residing Ia Union township in the
County Of Bedford, rotics is hereby given to all
persons Indebted said estate TO make Immediate
pay ment and those having claims agains. said es-
ta.ssto present them wi.heGt delay.
THoS. OLDHAM.
Jan IL, 1862 AdntRlstrqfof.
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eENERAL BUTLER,s EXPEDITION

D1sEsBARKadENT OF THE REINFoRoEMENTs.
BosroV, Jan. I0.-Iu consequence of ord
r ors from Washington, the troops Of Gen. But
ler's expedition will be disembarked from the
steamer Constitution. Col. Freoeh's regiment
will be landed at Fort Independence. aud the
Twelfth Maine Regiment win return to its
cslpp at Lowell.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS

INRAWN for February Term, 1862. .!ohn Rit-
A cbey, Esq, Foreman, Alvey Boylon, Thoplas
Growden, William Gray, Frederick NJ ench, Sanl.
d. Broadt, David Roland, SEN, VIM. Derremore,
Joseph Fisher, Esq, Michael Wareham, Jas. II.
Frazier, Andrew pibert, George Mock, Henry
WeItv, William Ritchey OF Wm., Vachel Brengle,
David f. Buck Saml Drenning, Esq, Henry W..
Smith, Jacob l.. May, John Corley, Jr., Michael
Wertz, Abraham Johnston, John Brown, Esq.
r IST OF PETIT JURORS drawn for February
4 Term, 1862. Matthew Murray, John Kerr,
Jacob d. Fetter, Jchu A Burns, Samuel Bary,
John Loary, Jacob Miller Of Henry, William Fes-
tei, George Bennett, John Adstadt, John T. Low
~, Jacob Ewig, Michael T.. Putt, John James,
Jacob a. Bouser, Joseph Souser. John Dasher,
William Tracy John Holman, Jas. M. Snowden,
James Moore, George Reiniund, Samuel 3urket,
Solomon Adams. Saml Replogle, Godfrey Yeager,
Thomas M. Long, Frederick Miller. George Stnck-
ey, James W. Reed, Dewalt Hershberger, David
Koclienderfer, William Cook, John d. Lucas. Jno
John Layton, Frederick Kaufman, Daniel Stoler,
john Fickes
jan. II, 1867
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BEDFORD COUNTY. IS.

November, A. D.. 1851, before the
Judges of the Court.
Upon the petition of the free holders residing in
he yicInityvof Boydstown in said County, setting
forth "that two public alleys, were laid ont in the
said town of Boydstown, in the year 1916, by Rev.
Alexander Boyd, the proprietor, and then private
owner both beginning ut points on the Bedford x
Stoystown Turnpike road, upon the South and
running thence North 81 degrees Last to tho old
state road on the North. The one Of the length
OBJECT and the other Of the length of-feef; and
both Of the width of sixteen feet the first being the
alley, between lots Nos. al & AZ; and the second
the alley between Nos. As and 46, so numbered up-
on the original and generalpot plan Of said town
of Boydstown. Also three other alleys, beginning
at points on the Turnpike road aforesaid on the
South, and running thence North thirty degrees
East to said old state load aforesaid. The one of
tue length OBJECT, the other Of the length Of
feet, next Of the length of feet all Of the width
of sixteen fact, the same being the alleys between
Nos. % and 70 and 10 and IL and and so mum
bered upon the original plot or plan of said town
of Boydstown. Also three other alleys laid OUT
aforesaid in said Town South of the Turnpike
road aforesaid all beginning points said Turn
pike on the North and running thence South thirty
degrees west. two hundred and twenty feet, to
twenty foot alley. The same being alleys between
lots Nos and 10, and Is and Is, and "a and % !,
and 81 and 81, so numbered upon the original plot
or plan of said Town of Boydstown; Also, the 20
feet alley the Southern side of said town plot ,
which said alleys have become, useless, inconve-
nient aud bnrdens ome 70 the inhabitants Of said
town and yicinity.''
Whereupon the Court do order and direct that
the parties in interest be notified by publication in
the County papers to appear at the next Court OF
Quarter Sessions to show cause why the prayer of
petitioners should not be granted.
By the Court,
S. II. TATE, Clerk.
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NOTICE

FTNHE following named --ersons, will make appIi-
Il cation TO the next Court Of Quarter Sessions
in and Tor Bedford county, to be held on the 10th
day ofFebruary next, for Tavern License, for the
ensuing year.
Frederick Berkheimer. st. Clair Township,
George Wemmer, Monroe Township,
Saml. II. Bottonfeld, West Providence Tp.,
Levi Ii. Deih, Hopewell Tp.,
John Hillegas Juniata Tp.,
p G.. Morgret, Bloody Run Borough.
8. III. TATE,
CLERK's 0FTIcE, CLERK.
B edtord, Jan. IL, g.
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)! EMPLOYMENT | 81
AGENTS WANTEDI

WE will pay from S25 to rs per month, and sI
expenses, TO active Agents, or give a commission.
Particulars sent free Address EnIg SEWING MA
CHINE, COMPANY, b. JAMES, General Agent, Nj
ian, Ohio.
Aug. 6, lS6l.-zz
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JOHN PALMER, Sec =.

Reader have you seea Prof. Woods ai,
vor,isemeut in our paper. Read ii it viii II.
serest you.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.
At an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in and for
the County II Bedford, on the 18th day of Noven-
Der, A. D., 1861, before the Judges of the said
Court.
On motion Of Attorney Shannon, the Court grant
a rule upon tile heirs and legal representatives of
Dpnl. Sseighter, late of Monroe township, dec, to
witt: Joseph and Danl. Sleighter and Nicholas
Sleghter, Mary, interfnarrieG with John GaTliek,
who died, and afterwards was luteImarried with
John Hall, leaving issue, Adam, Daniel, Catharine,
Sarah Barbara, Abraham and Nicholas Garliek,
and Wa shington Hall and Margaret Hall, all resd-
inein, Bedford county except Danl. Garck, whose
residence is not known, Nicholas Sleighter, Sophia,
widow Of James Mcfarland, decd, John Sleghter,
David Sleighter, Louisa Ann, intermarried with
Barclay Markle, Matilda, intermarried with Solo
mon Feight, Rachel, who intermarried with
Abr aham Garlck now dead, leaving issue three
children, TO wit: Joseph, Catbarine aud Peter Gar
lick Joseph Sleighter, all residing in Bedford CO.,
and William Sleighter residing in Blair CO., Cali
fornia, to be and sppear at an Orphans Court, TO
be Eeld at Bedford, ia for said county on the Sec
ond Monday, the 10th day OF Feb, next, to accept
or rednse to take the real estate of said Danl.
Sleighter, decd, at the valuation which has been
valued and appraised, in pursuance of writ of
OF partition or valuation issued out at the Orphans
Court OF ofBedford county, for that purpose directed,
or ehew eau Sc why the should not be sold by
order Of said Court.
sMz7TSsgaw1a In testimony whereof, have heFeunto
III E%>W set my hand. the seal OF the said Court
1890 at Bedford, on the 22d day ofNovem-
Der, A. D. 1861.
Attest, CLERK.
JoHE J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Jan. 10th, 1862.
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THE LADY's FRIEND.
GODET'S LADT'S BOOK
FoEg- l862.
The Worlds Fayorite.

For 80 Years the Standard Bfagaziae. Pronounced
by fhe Press Of fhe United States, TIE BEST
LaDY'S M.aGAZINE IN THE TFORLD, and
The cheapest.
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EXTRA Family Flour, Corn Meal and Rye
Ia Chop, FOR sale at Farquhar's new Grocery
Aug. 3, 1851.
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&C., thereon erected; also two apple orchards
thereon, Of choice fruit. The soil is a rcn loan
and capable of producing every variety OF crops of
this climate.
Also,
Two lots of ground in Broadtop City, with new
two story rough cast dwelling house thereon.
ALSO,
A house and lot of ground in Clearvle.
ALSO,
Three tracts Of land in Southampton Township
formerly owned by Wm. 0ss,s adjoining lands OF
Arnold Lashley, Artemas Bennett and others.
ALSO,
A erist mill in the 'sDutch Corner,s' formerly
owned by Jacob Beard-within about miles of
Bedford, with about 40 acres of land belonging to
the same-dwelng house and out buildings thereon
erected.
100 acres best quality of prairie--near the Mis-
souri, river, close to the county scat of Harrison
Co, Iowa.
Two one hundred and sixty acre tracts, adjoining
Elkhorne City, in the richest valley of the west
the Platte Valley-ahout 20 miles west of Omaha
City, and close 10 the great national or government
road leading west in Nebraska Territory.
Also,
l6O acres, two miles above Omaha City, on the
great bend OF the Missouri. This tract is we'll
Atu4re1CN suu fSI9 uSSIdliS All OF tncSe lands
were located after personal inspection and care
full examination on the ground, aud can be well re-
| lied upon for future wealth Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
Also,
Three desirable lots In Omaha City, Nebraska
Territory.
Also,
lot Of ground in tie City Of Dacotah, Nabraska
Territory.
The ahnva raol ast,ta ry;t1 t,a sota - -. -.
as 10 insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes or obligations of any kind that are good
will be taken ia exchange-particularly good bank
notes. o. f. SHANNON.
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rERMS-ALW.qFS IN ADVANCE.

PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS.
Three Five, Eight or more copies make a Club.
To every person getting up Club OF Three, Five,
L ght or Twelve copies, an extra copy of the Ma
gazine for 1862 will be given. To every person
getting up Club Of Sixteen. two extra copies of
the Magazine for 1862 win be sent.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 206 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Gg Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
Nov. %, 1916
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10 Persons buying win find it 20 their advan-
tage 10 give ascal before purchasing elsewhere.
Jan. 17.-'h2 If
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rs natural flncfions- I0e9 " n9E FeIll.l lI1 H7'
themselves and the surrounding oreasss, pTesaels Ee
ora agcravation, faeriug, aid disease " iit II w:
condition. o9resse br sie asEar:geHeits, taE : xFs
fion Of the sYEten aad With i the bHoyaf ellg 2
health spain, " fric api 50 aparisf ~ ills u4l
an common ronulaint. IL 1lls oi tle aet
seated aud darr9Rs dstrfuHerSs te same eirsssss
effect expcis then. Cails By sifnil aie
are rapiilv Hav of f.sen silry eafe1 by Ee ss5
None silp know the VIRTUES o tese iAli Nti
iect 10 csit,,8y tllesn wlca suffering roia Tue dsor
ders they csTe.
Sfneiacnfs from aesig ptaye tans ia come ot tas
rri.cipal cE.S ana arena attr uaa basaa 9Ss'ie is-
sOAs.
From For7tar7liq sereFal n s. Lp'tiai I'd 3 i7di
BR. AVER Y0ng Pills the par1goa Of ~ tiat =
great II ineieie Teg live cuFs my iitfie aasiref
oguiecrns sores upon l5ar pn au. sl is a is'Fes4
iuciraF FOR vesrs. Her ul8t}e9 lts iea bong gFtar-
onsv aIlictaa with hiJteAes aud lnNiea iser ska rad
Fl lr hair After ia. eiila was cured, Size $3.50 tgls3
voar Pills, and they hage eared ieF. .--
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beautiful Roses In bloom now suitable o
ID winter blooming in the house, at Lyneh's Nur-
sery-
oct,
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List OfCaHSes

pUr down for trial. at reouary term, 1852.
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j. B. MAGILL. J. s.HoFFMEIER
MAGILL & HOFFMETER,
Old COIonade Building, BEDFORD, II

MANUFACTURERS OF SADDLES, CA
BR1DLES, HARNESS, &c.
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AYEES'
CATH. Ar TIC
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Ae s0n sisli. i.elae, ~ sass
piniaiiiE Asa geii oiit os - sges
with Tonf EyifsRi fsi,fsass 81 fiid
g0ar fsslstisa.ss tslisofaaertAssa
These symptom Hra q f'is tiie
prelude f0 strf5as tsifsss Sa'es
III; az FieisieAA is e4ea!53ag is,o1s
vou, and siiolsii i'e sveFse.i BY I
timely Hse of lire rignf fsanedy
Take Aree's Pills, and esamAss
0,e the tiisar1crsi lUtapes- ff.s-
iflv tic bioed. aud iei Ia. a8igs
move on HnobSsructea ~ leaEa
aesiia They stimulate the faBe.
lions of the body siito vigorous
activity, pErify the system irnia
tie cbstFuetiors which nsasa
disease. a cold settles Eoine
where ia the b9dy AID obs'fgr'
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FOR SALE
e r IL % e

l66 acres near Stoncrstown-within mile OF
Rroadtop Raroad-about 100 acres cleared with
a two story dwelling house-new bank barn--stable
&c, thereon erected; also two apple orchards
thereon, OF choice fruit. The soil is ricn loan
and capable of producing every variety of crops of
this climate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-05
Great Fire at Fulton, Nevv York

FoLToN, N, Y, Dot. "A terribly destruc.
tive fire occurred this morning. The fire oriRl.
mated in the large Touring mill Of Leny ou q
johnson, directly south snd adjoining the lower
river bridge, on the west eide of the canal. The
flames soon spread across the bridge attacking
the mill Of Baker & Co, taking the bridge ia
their way, entirely consuming the large store.
house and -four store of W. S Nelson In ia
progress northweTdly, after consuming the mill
Of Baker & Co, the extensive furniture and
machine shop of Dat:on, Cumming l. Smith,
Telegraph Mills of Stevens & Daighs, wooden
factory and woolen machine works of A. ],
Thnyer furniture macbae shop occupied By w.
3. Buell., the large custom mill OF Gardner &
Benedict, the large building occupied by ]. l..
Goodrich ss a WOODEN factory, by A. R. Ware,
millwright, and by M. E, Lasher as cash /,
blind aud door factory, the building occupied by
Mr.. Gutter as planiDg mill and wooden ware
factory and r. P. Alger as q carpenter. shop,
and dSellng-house occupied BY two families,
were rapidly and entirely destroyed.
All the force-pumps on which the village has
heretofore depended in fres in this locality
we're o,ated In the several mills, aud were OF
course soon rendered useless. ,Tae bridge
across the Oswego river was also on Ere, and
before the DESTROYING element could be checked
three spans of about ono hundred and Fifty feet
Uerc destroyed. The bridge over the hydraulic
canal also burned
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FROM CINCINNArs.

Pend!et0n cad Long Nominated for Coaoyess-
Gsat'aI Morgan at Greenupsbu,9 on 6s Ohio
Riper--A PcrlOas and AyduOus Retreat,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.--George II, Pepdston
aud Alexander Long were nominated for Con
greSs yesterday by toe Democrats of tho First
and Second Districts
A military order was issued to-day suspenS.
Ing all drills Of city military organisations .i!l
further orders.
A dispatch from Capt. Hawee, 23i Indiana,
dated Greenupsburg, KY, October 3, saws Gen,
George W, Morgan arrived with his whole com.
maud Gti Greenupsburg this evening. He
brought oil his trains aud artillery With him -
His men are in fue health, notwithstanding the
many hardships they have undergone on thciT
march from Cumberland Gap.
The Commercial says M0rgan's retreat vas
the most arduoua and hazardous OF the war.
During the IN arch nurihward, our aymy Nat
constantly cDveloped by tho enenys cavalry
Morgan maintained the Offensive throu hout.
On one occasion he marched twentY.tour suo
ce,slve hours. For three days our troops had
no water but that found Ia sGaguant pools. All
the guns al the Gap were brought away except
tour 2pOunders, too heavy for Transportation
The truDniOns were knocked eff before the,
were abandoned. Greenupsburg, KY, Is HEteeI
miles above Portsmouth, Ohio.
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FoNEY's Press siys heretofore the Demo.
cratic party has always been war party, but
since IL has died out. the men who have assumed
It's name have become the great shriekers for
peace. lr
Itis very common mistake for .spoa, ases TO
the Democratic party to suppose their deseEtion
killed the party. II is q mistake that has de.
ceived much better and wiser men than Mr..
Forney. He is Low acting with that peace party
who wanted our soldiers in MEXICO welcomed
With bloody hands to hospitable graves. He ia
nov acting with fanatics who have denounced
the present war as an Infamous and cursed
one. Yet the apostate who vac boueh. with a
price by the followers Of Corwin and Phillips
talks Of the Democrats party as 0 peace party
Why doos he not join the army, instead VI re-
naming o. hone 70 tell lies ABOUT the man aut
party who arc giving their blood to sustain thl
government -CA.esso 2Inss
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Nav YORK, Oct. 3-Tbe ;tesmo7 British
Q 'een arrived from Havaps 9Th, and Nassau
29.h
The s.eame: Scotia arrived a, Nassau 90 :be
2S.h from CbsrIcs,on.
The steamer AnaliA from Charleston arrived
az Nassau on the 20 b aDd cleared again osten.
so!y fer 81 johns, New Bsuuswick.
-, The schooner Maggie X,ltou had arrived from
"ilminsIon, North Carolina, With cotton, tur.
pentine, eiO.