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C,,tr.:I.s Rn;moya;s Very (hcct

veiy NEE to .ark a. yerr eo;ao ane 20 wtsr and very
l buy, Csnrcis eycelielt dlraole and low
priced CATERS LtGcs WHO 10 their heath
S.,nul careful Ia e srlton o. thcir ,nd
thc u st place 81 purchase u CiSTRELL'S Si5 3ioai
way, between Il. cni and Tac,ith streets
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Royal Havana Lottery. Prizes Ca sh Il
sni normatioD fuir, he'd premium paid on Donbloons
ana Prizes TAYLOR S CO, Bankers, 10 waii st,cc,.
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spccti despatch to the Iarriscr and Register, dated



Therc, number Of a-rva yescr; dse-' rom
the array under General c. bat p INTO lii. nee brought
cby III ~ s of ~ SPECIAL cst Tie naia ~ Ok ocf
forces had ilaTei irvard iron. DdAkr M 10 the vcin
ty Gartius5ur:. ne Yankees, eScni The .o.cc be-
iad the iat:cncmcnis ~ arrers .crry, stll remained
laiet and without iaGc caon Of movement, the
northern blnk Of tho PctJss5s. rtpatd an II u
fecc al Hinciessr that ncTeinis oc;s ~ riy
n mosclssd lie ca *. 20 atieiap any movement, citicr
OF rriray
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Citizens md Strangers who Desire a
lnc ana elegant Hat should CALI at ESPENSCuEIDS. ii3
"a
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Partial Prnic in Financial and Conn
mvrciai Ana irs-l;o Statistics, &c.

Partial Prnic in Financial and Conn
mvrciai Affa irs- Cold Statistics, &c.
San FGAScssoo, Oct Q, 1862
The market without interest except that there Is
fair Jobbng lfane.
rmportors Gnd 1t dicn 10 orco sales at m, thing like
current rates
Many goods now arriving "a sho isthiius are audsr
Tue consequence Is general disrust depS&s'oa re
gard.ag the future or the market for leading staples
The pro9sa said be urged at Washington for raising
10000 cavalry in California NJ regarded here as mprac
tcabe, IL they int ended to ehseT service before
the fall OF 1868 They could start acrDss the Plans
before Apr or May arriving in Missouri ia july or Au
gist. in down and half starved condition. Ton
thousand cavalry horses would cost California twice
their value in the Eastern States.
SAN FRANCISCO, OCt 10, 1862.
The strngcncy in tho money market il increasing.
Bank accommodations per cent Mining stocks, in which
much speculation has prevailed constituting the principal
Cause Of the present money piossnre have declined
toraly-good we'll wild cat. The latest salcs OF
Ophio-s3o00 per foot showing decline Of $7c0 in the
face OF increaring dividends Exchange New York
lax Tx discount Sterling exchange the last
Legal tender notes 10 Is per cent d~count
The receipts Of treasure a Francisco for The nine
months rast arc as follows
III ON British Col nbia mincs .......... 5000 0oO
From Oregon ana Washington ......,...... 900
From Wishcc 0OO,0G
from hieEco '.'''.',..,s..,'.'... oooouo
rom California mines nc5...................2 27 900 900
TOTAL S34 5000 900
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1yss Reported Death OF Gen. Titzhugh
Lee.
from eiclmond letter Of Sept -, in Grenada tMss.)

The symp,thea Of Tho whole country win now
sseru General Robert f. Ice, Ciier in
s ogpant distress ~ tho death his brave son vnl.
III Titshugh Ice or tho Second cavalry, but rcccnty
srootca from tho pos of colonel 10 that o br der
rcperal The young Gen. Leo had dismcuntsd his rosi
neni IN battle. and was leading thcm ns infantry,
shcu he fell a, their head pierced by several balls Ao
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last Day 81 she Gseat Drama, S'Vic-
TORN, At Barnrnl's See this afcraon and eyenn:
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style nI:d Beauty Communicable mat
hov wiGcy pecd. mny dTcr In regard 10 politics
ie, iou the lrea or to what IS OF not bcal
tfat TueIe ctbie atni vel designed well made
aud becoming liza, thar on;nsnis universal admiration
Such HAT 4, tc Fa - e issued hy kNOE of Zl2 osd
WAY. No help aiuurinea Hat that combines
4 glrllg a 1 al hcnIIlY Ynh
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Dn yia's Fall Style cf GenlIcmcn's Vats,
2S9li Droadwey near Duane st Get.
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r,AsMoN" @sstsis In l,ro kiyn N y an rbnrsi,v
October ., by tsey joseph Walker agsstfi by i.ev ID
IiaLer Mr. Q. cn4lyftIs uAsMoap Of PEORIA I 10 Mss
MARY Il. RuEss, Of Chcaga, H.
LFcuErI-l os.Cn Thursday, October o. al the Church
Of tho Hoiy Apostles BY the Rev r. = Htwland ltafAnp
H. IsGcGrf 20 CARA, daashtef o. the late Joserh Cox All
OF this city.
MIIdEa. .-caAxr.-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Octob,r
8, hy The Rcy VIM i. BGdington, ID. D.. WAsuNeuAm A
MILLER. OF New York, to ANNIE M only daughter Of WIN
W Crane OF tho | Gmcr place.
RAgSS--MuiIR On Thursday evening, October o by
Rev. : +. Farmc M. GAVIN RANKIN 70 Mas MARG.agr
JANE NftLrR, all OF New York
WEEis--NRIsoS--0n thursday evening, October 0, by
Rev. MIR. rrua Mr. RonraT }. NGss 10 Mrs CARotING H.
ksIgsos, daughter Of Wiiam Il. Gray, al of this city
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Nn,xa E.nm shc Kana,yan ynIlnr.

IA cttcr in the LYEcbb rg ReI iran, from tlrrls
ton I'd ips.ast, says that General iorgg Is shi st
41hat place. The army T. cncampsa on the river
fos.ow town. Tho Yankees made dash Ge-e
.rai jenkins command, fcw days ago, n Iui.alo
surprising hc was mapping. The attack was made
early IN The morning by 100 cavalry and infantry
.niic the valley covered wh fog lDey approached
close enough to be seen WHOM Geaeril j. h, loose upon
t!em with towitzcr, which scattered them like chs r.
rODr fore pursued them ahot Ei-c mics, but Ing
sshe dense c thccght u prudent to stop pursuit, for
fear OF f.lliag .into an ambush.
Recruiting progressing very rapidly many OF the oil
infantry c,mpanics having been M. already, and
cavalry companies forming without number.
II ~ reported th1t cavalry have three steamboats,
SbIockaded the mouth OF the river or G1yautc
The Yankees them aground on the oop se side "
schc Ohio where they In qisncc OF the low
atago rater. unable 70 get them lo.sc and forces
stoo small there 10 take them.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-thc Best is tho
world nsantancos hsrusss aud reliable Soli oy drbg
Factory 81 Barclay street
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w. A. Baschclor's Celcbra ted Establish-
for Wigs Toapcss Hair Dyc, aui liar Dycing, and
ho.aav Cream peautifyng the hair ID Bond street
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Iiostetter,s stomach ii.teis.

cate dc Visifr tsictuvcs, ia the Best
sly .es o. III o.rapac art irnucd ~ 81 per dozen
ID. APPLETON X Ce. AZ rEd 10 ir1ilway.
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PrIzrs Casla.d la al Legaiizci Lotteries.
Information given. 4.oSEPH BATES Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No. !, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Ei-ht Carfcs de Vi.s.c Ger @i--Epuai -
the best naie. BAIcus 23 G,eenw,h ~, cor Birr'y
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Tvu u.acs.--narsh ~ Co.'s Radical Care
TRUSS No. 2vcsey opposite the church. No cenAeclou
with amy other Office oi Female
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Try One OF the NcSy Hat CoMpIny's
rs,l style OF Hats. 83 Eoa 10 i, TIE city No ilS
Nassau
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"AB--.,yats's .Ag' Lire Bslsam--tAB"
FOR RHEUMATISM. SGRoFULA, DYSi.ErSrk AND
pi.ra3c. OF gpeat Irprrtty OF The II ood.
Only TO be bai at pr.icil,sl depot
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BRILLIANT UNION VICTORIES.
Accounts of thc Great Battles in Msssis-
sippi md Kentucky

Accounts of the Great Battles in Msssis-
sfppi ana * E<entuokys
Full particulars OF tho Doreat of tho Rebels under
Price, Van Dorn and Lowell by tho Union Forces undor
Gene al Grant Cornth Miss and a'so OF the Defeat
OF the Rebels led by Bragg in Kentucky, by tho oyai
Forces Of General iuc VII, be pubshcl in the WRsNLy
HERALD ready this morning at ten O'Clock II will also
give the Latest News from the Army OF Mcclellan on
tho Potomac Account oc tho Capture and OBSTRUCTION
a Rebel Fort -. Johns Bluff Florida Account Of tho
Capture OF tho Anglo Ieebs Cunb,at Sunbeam OH tho
North Carolina Coast Ta Visit of President Lincoln TO
McClcian's Army Interesting intelligence from he Rebel
Capital The Latest Nows from Europa reports OF
events OF tho week OF interest
Tcrms-Trce dollars per yclr. Single copies in wrap.
pcrs, six cents.
Official Drawings OF Biurray. Eddy -
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri state Lotteries. .a
KENTUCKY. ExrnA CLASS Stakeholder TO- 1862
IL, AZ l, 53, SO, 50. 80. Ii, 10, 2, CO, rs, 8, T.
KrsrucSr CLASS iss--oclober TO- 1859
80, 80, T. 30 So, So, l3, $, 81. n, 20, &C.
Circulars sent free Of charge y aaaessns either 70
Covincton, Ky or ST. Loas Mo-
OHicial Drawings or the Delaware state
Lotteries
CT. 80, a., a. ". d. -, 4, Sc, -. y. ). AZ. a.
DELAWARE Class $40 .;obcr TO- 1861
so. u. AZ, IS. Z. 20. Al, ., 23, Ii. 5s. Is.
JouN A. NORRIS & co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Omcial Drawings or the Library Asso-
iatioa Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
CLASS Nc. -: -ottober 10, 1862
EOf RECEit Ed,
Glass No. 3y--octobcr 10 1862
G5. iG. 35.. :, 81. A.. %, II. u, y. 50 26. o
''@' r FRANCE 90. covinyson. Ky.
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Take Ayers Snfsapnrflln 20 Purify the
bloc AMI pre ont the hunors. pmpics boils md sovcs
y hic1 merely cmblcms vf the fotcna-ss Within
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- n'w Xxx, TO trANcf- III Daughter Of Seth Hunt
isl1" Ilpe Grove. Bennington VI
80, -N's sii--Un honday, October o, at Clinton
,ynn ~ ~ brides father, Rev. Rutherford Russell
Guard rogimet, New York 70 s LOUIS RIssgtt ~ In
former plaie - HSoN" N'S'AAN, VI s1a
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Trusscs.-uarsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss Office corner Broadway and Ann street. usts Bar
NUNS fcnae at,cn Is irdics
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NTurr1esl

CArLrN-YIuwr.--oa Wednesday, October 8, at st. Pc
ter church. by the Rey Dr. Manser, Julus CArLls in
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Beautiful ComplCxioN.--Laird' Rioom
q Youth or Liquid Pearl has no equal or Purifying and
Beautiiying the CoHpeXlpn aud SKIN Lalts alter usiig
this delightful olet article, will have ~ ot.cr All Drug
gists, and aSy Broadway.
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Phaion d sons sSnow White Orientn
Crramn for beaGuf,ing the complexion Sold ~ ali drug
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

phalon q sons ssCocin," the Ecst Artt-
Gle IN the word dressing and reseying the hasr Sold
BY all druggists
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
4 LII WHO ARE TROUBLED
II n
GRAVEL, 0oUT, RHEuw ArTsY
DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AMI Acge

GRAVEL, ooyr FHEusursx
DSosorsSnssA' oossaat'rEf5sss EssEs ls5 5No Ss5Iassys Isss
,s ~. .s s. 2 s'
/ Alomslic schnapis
s1e scssy aSS oe s y s ns aSa %
nat,lAia 4 elaewhefe qnemployei az anknoxn
sS q Ss @ sys4 fe fss q G 6l r. a.s s s s %
mcnt, serious and morbid ae.lre for haeaa
ttsmpcrae indulgence witch such liquors inyaraby ssd
p 81 i yS'e - S s c @af aur aad n i
oil e anipes yo her,ofoe used bot si.h the Oec'y
ens os Of The Italian juniper berry, neglected by every
Dsyss e b ss ss'Sse :. 'ss
wch other @ sia IA S' he wora IL. aeasfe e '., -
Gs.sa "a si a. w a. an IN
s a % 4 ae1 G9s s sas ,s AMI s. Ss sy
a o ssf sna sae,s ase gsaeral debility sSsn G.rnass
!, = most grateful rcnora,ing cordial and wsen
ehry oe tends a!hcr 70 sabdue the letter als Great
c. ii d @ase sS'' we 1aa IN swaapy or
iaes,ona ne districts In all Of these qualities
has & 40 M r,a, N any any MARE. as. n the .osd.
rn. ~ y, % sr co sna pm pm eses with The popr'e'ors
! s sa nnoss n 2 ana s,s 4 n ~ the resp c'aele drus
$50 - 80 " UDoLrIio WOLFE q uca,ce street.
RErBaEsoE5 IN ru,s CITY.
Su'M n csnsconAs. H. o. Professor or Clinical srss,v
ana Surgeon CHEF Of TIE State Iioriasin The city Of New
81; sss ]; #s!&; q Nov T''s asass oos q.
Iswis a. SAYRE, NJ u
IL y DIX WEEs, NJ d
JosErH MopsrnH,
Jon. O'RrtLLY M u.
NELSON SsETIr NJ. H.
And n,sny othefs to mention in this nivcr-
ISemeut-
Persons shonli be particular purchasing. the wboe
country ~ Hooded with American gn, put up Ia imitation
OF this article.
IAtaE0rfON LABELS AND TAGS-ALL KINDS,
- white and coiorcd prinrd and quantities. 1
SUI purchasers AT VICTOR H. MAUGEilS ll5 Chambers w.
L,xTRACFs -CoGNAc HOLLAND AND LONDON
~ Gin Jamaica sui 81 Cois RaO, Bourbon anu Irish
natons also Cocnac on and Persian Insect For
sac by j. w. FEUGirW ANGER, 20 Cedar street.
NpIScorAL CONVENTION
~ EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of
the
DELEGATES
TO the above meeting TO the recently invenied
PANTOScOPlC SrECTAcLES
which represent the ne plus ultra OF eyc siassss fh
BECOME rATfGUED
by their use,
as no strain Ia caused Ivy them
TO THE OPTIC NERVES.
For sale only By the manufacturer,
sEMMONs.
op,ician,
GGyt Bi roadway.
under Lafarge House.
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HIlsCEisLANE EOUs.

MlsCEi.LANEOUs.
"A, g-r-iseD-X. .-DRAKES PLANTATION BIrrE9S
inv and pGrBns the system, " Dcr.
appetizer nat res stest reiorE ~ - canpsc
lefbs Particularly adopted - weak and delrac persona
and can bc re - ngriy II cures Dysre sta isa
tome anil Just the hin2 ioi changes ~ the
Soid Nv al u oairs. Gr'egis's. hotels eh saioors.'
80 - n n DRAKE co, COZ broadway, New York
/. nTIci.Es Foa UNION SOLDIERS. IN CAMP o
s.,d should be ~ the Hsgndcn Exprpss "a Hrosi.
way They seud day 10 al Union Gangs and charge ouy
ha,f
"a tia ready marscd), only 81 co. at GlARRSi,i.s SO
Broadway.
4 CoxS SONS.
a All who vsnt Crutsh OF Caro-,
Call on COX in Maiden lane.
AtNunbcr -
A STORE THAT rs THE STORE WHERE YOU can
"A ~ IA buNtrg SILVER IL tei Ware, Tail.
Gallery Tea Trays Door Aals, Fro Irons Refr-ereiogs
Cooking Utensils and every article under the sun for house.
EDWARD D. BAssroRp, Cooper Insll.te
Illustrated Catalogues free Third and Fourth avenue cars
pass the do r.
NoRNs, BuNIoSs. INyEETgD NAILS. ENLARGED
~ Joints and nil diseases OF he feet cured without pam
or intonvoniencc the patient BY Dr. ZAChtRIE, SgFgcoa
Chifopod 20 Broadway. Refers - phystans anG sar'
geOns oi the ciy.
-.----------.---.----------------
lISHARr.Es' LONDON CORDIAL GIN TIE ONLY
~ Engltsh, ani thr test Gin la TIC MARKET e,A esse
70, fine old 'Heuncssy Ccsu,o Brandy the balance o.
largo stock sold Of this low price about on, " w
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst form Of Scroua obstinate Eruption Of the Skn
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New YORK Guy sncs
1881
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Dyspepsia aud Othcr Chronic Diseases
readily cured by new remedies Read d.. WoLFS ESSAY
So Broadway. Sent by mail.
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Use Prof. MiIicr's so Cents Hair Dye,
black AMI brown, lae b4st sold by drassss Dcto %
Day street
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Comfort aud Cure for the Rspturc6-
sent free 10 any with rupture hernia Ad
dress boz 7SS New York pod Ollce
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvativc ans
Wig depot wholesale and retail No As'or House. Th
De II applied by experienced artists
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Uill's Hair Dye, 80 Gents. Black or
Br wn in De- o. No Barclay street and sold by
ail1 ainnaia
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News from Corinth,

ItTcfn the tiCl,mohd rAaMlaet, oct 8.
Much uEoasness was !cli In this community yesterday
ftgsrding the result o the bato began IT Cornth the
Sd 4ast The .nsdiTd oy kt recercd al r'c hear
soa night and which will oe ound ia another column OF
Gals rnper is not cacnsted 10 allay that Dxiy Gc
Van Dosu enjoys here but slender reputation abb ity
and the chensiuE, frc the inoinant c IT,,
rccSpt OF bis despatch hiss been that he prcnau
IN his cry OF "all glcrlous.n
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y,ALfsE I,osT.-A LEATHER yALlsE, MARKED 81
0rysk and Hebrew characters, lust lrl sst1e' NN
or New York, OF Boston aud N0twch iHe oa net"ss"sN
morn3n; Return to odco. pier ~ estry street
c.1n CAPTAIN II. o. TERRY, oF TIE k@oS, @
enlist to-day tn his company only nine months 70
lealquarsfa. 3Ao Fourth street, one door wsss " 'soS~
way.
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yu., LATE Eo.s cLAsslSicAraoS.

SEYMOUR AND TUE CONSTITUTION. -Fou RrH
~s..s r' the Uniar n lOcg4 &c Seymour ci.J anI
-, a,hs. 10 election of Horotio Seymour for
sSes,g nrs ne UaOs delBorrabc Nei src inyiAed 70
,a ~ n named club, ami march in procession TO
sesd as grand stien neetass y be he'd a. he <oopes
on Aionay eyeEng oct IL, 1852, ~ ~ Oeak
~, enb will fogal junction OF Now B0segy aud
M.ilssn sirvel u o'clssk 7, NJ, ny order,
MKCuAEL HhRROLI1 President.
PATRICK CgUWE Nss President.
IouS Cows Secretary.
TIMOTHY S1lLiyAX. Marshal.
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INxPLO3IvE COAL OIL DETECToR.
III JOHN rAUI,,AB.Es fArFNr.
Price ~ and upwards No - Nrth william street, So
o. and l6 broadway. N " and DFutoD street. Brookiyn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
SENATOR wApgs SPEECH,

We rublish inthis number ofTHE CHRoN-
rcLE the material portions Ex-senator Wade's
mastery speech in reply to the attack Of
McDougall, Of California, on the Commit
toe on the Conduct of the War, and the
Administration Of the General Government.
There are abundant evidences that this at
tack is the result of consultation and COM
hination among the Democratic Members
of Congress, and Is the first Of a series Of
hostile demonstrations against the Admins
tration.
The attack has been promptly met BY
Mr.. Wade, in q speech Of great power and
eloquence, and made to recoil on the enc
mics Of the Administration and Of the coun
try.
This speech Of Mr.. Wade's is the one il
which the Gazette Of last week falsely statet
that Mr., Wade had said tho Constitution
is pirtuaiIy repealed until the Govsrnmen
has become able 70 restore lie authority h
the rebellious States" Tho reader can sc'
how false this is, not only in letter, but il
spirit. na asa
The Gazette's logic il, that every use Of
force to bring the rebels to subjection.is
violation, suspension, or virtual repeal
Of the Constitution. Mr.. Wade's theor
Is that tho Constitution is adequate to thI
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strong, composing the right wing Of Beau
regards army. Pope asked permission,to
90 over the creek and meet the enemy, but
was informed by Gen. Halleck that the
other divisions were not ready to 90 operate,
and that the movement would bring on o
general engagement, for which he was not
prepared,
There was no remedy left but to with.
draw our forces from tho other side Of the
creek, which was done in the sfterpart Of
the day, having sustained q loss of22 killed
and about 100 wounded. The enemy kept
up, at short intervals, q cannonading until
near 8, P. NJ, when he withdraw his forces,
with q loss, as we have since learned, Of
over 200 hundred in killed and wounded
Some OF the shots Of the enemy fell beyond
and In the rear Of our encampment, and he
could have bssa reached by a hundred guns
} that we're in position In front Of our camp
; A heavy dense woods intercepted the view
Of other army, and 1t would have been i'm
possible to have determined the range G.
! guns.
Tho opinion Is generally entertained b!
officers and men that tho most favorable op
portunity that has o Is likely to occur ha
been permitted to pass by, for attacking th
enemy. The $4,000 men of Price and Va
. Dora--ths experienced soldiers Of the Coz
inth army-in the open Geld on which the
nt appeared, with the advantage Of position
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
From General Fremont's Commai

w. r- ruo-nrx. Co~~and
from Senera f'et nn
We are permitted to publish the follow
ing letter from Mr.. Tom. II. Terrell, a mem.
hor of Tho ah,b R-oy;msnt. n Mr.. lanes W.
COLLINS .. 'n's p'av0's 'y,aS y" aO''0"' VI
our boys 10 the pattie ~ Mcdowell
sPaANKLrN, VIRGINIA.,
ri May 18th, 1862.
FRIKNp JIM; Az the mail goes out this
evening, / thought 1 would write you q few
lines, az il has been some time since | have
had time to write. l suppose ere this reach
es you you will have heard Of tho late fgh,
at Mcdowell, Va.yon the 9th inst. Well, |
will lust say that Il is thought BY our officer,
to have been the hardest fought battle in
Western virgiui.; The 2s.h Ohio Rogi
IN advance. The loss Of Resiment i I
killed, "a wounded, aud 2 missing. Th'
lows o} our eouSp1ig d Is woundsd--non,
Killed, missing IL mortaily wounded. Their,
ara i dangerously wounded, a seriously, ant
I slightly. The tmnes of those dangerousl,
wounded are. Robert II. Miller, wounded il
The LETT arm ; George W. Vprbeck, wound
ed in tho knee Samuel Bell, wounded i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22

Judge Cowen has permitted us to copy
the following extract from a letter received
by him to-day from Major Cowen, Paymas-
ter in the Mountain Department:
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEf'r.,
CAMP AT FRANKLIN, Va.
May l4th, 1862.
DEAR FARTHER: We arrived here last
evening. after two days march from Peters
burg. 1 Joined Fremont's staff at Peters
burg on Friday, and am in the same camp
with them, and have been with them since:
| We found the 18th Ohio in camp here, and
| have Just been up to see them. Ina heavy
skirmish with the rebels OF Thursday last
! Cant. Charlesworth lost fifteen men out OF
his company in wounded-thcy are all hy-
ing .et. Capt. Askew lost nine men wound
ed. The following are the names OF the
wounded in Charlesworth's company:
Lieut.. Higgins, very. slightly in hand
Corp. Spear, seriously--arm--Privatcs
Sam. Beall, do. shoulder--Wm +. Bloor
slightly-hand; II. g.. Hahn, severely
hand (; Geo. w. Iden, slight, hand ID G
Ireson, slight-hahd Henry Lamber.
slight, hand; Samuel McCrum, severe
hand Ruhert II. Miller, dangerously, arr
! and shoulder Henry Meek, severely, thigh
Jas. Russell, severely, arm; g. w. Ver
beck, do. knee Fl. G. White do. hand an
) check. learn that Robert Miller is danger
ously wounded. Capt. Charlesworth ha
| just gone out of my tent, having been dow
to see Miller, aud he reports Miller as som'
|, what better this morning. The Surgeon
r the Regiment is spoken of as very skill,
and attentive physician, aud the Capt. thinl
: Miller will receive every attention. though
: fear his comforts will he scarce. | will {
y down and see him, and if he needs any a
d tention | will see that he gets it.
y Charlesworth's company behaved We
L calamity in The fght--not u man amo'
y them finching. or showing any sign of te
until the order was given TO tall back. ~
retreat was conducted in perfect order, t
q enemy being kept at bay by a battery
artillery protecting their rear. Our Il
was very heavy-enemy's loss not known.
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Tell Father that I am well and enjoying
myself hugely.
You eau tell Mrs. Miller that Bob. Is not
mortally wounded; but is getting along Ms
well as could be expected. Fears were en-
tertained that he would loose his arm, bu'
the Doctor says not.
As the long roll is beating, / will close.
/ remain, as ever,
Ton. H.. FERuEL
Co. A, 18th Ohio Regt.
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Baresville High School.
THE SPRING SESSION Of this Institufisa

THE SPRING SESSION OF this Institutes ~
l. commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN AfRlls
lc62, aud confirm Twelve weeks.
The course OF studies, which IL very complete, b d.
viled into five appropriate groups or seciions.
The price Of Tuition varies with the branches sfndtsA
according 10 the section or groups Of studies, from fsaf =
eigh, dollars per session and is graduated upon tAs nsa
Equitable principle.
The Principal having been many years suceessf.hy
perfect satisfaction to those who mny palreoizs Ms M
stltution.
Board In private families. with rooms furnished, u y =
and 81 so per week. The Self Boarding System has
proved TO be the most popular and economical pian ~
bonrd. wherever il has been fairly tried. by ssifbsarl-
ing nearly one half Of the whole expense Is ssvsd. Ihs
facilities Tor self boarding here, are nnrivalsd Tor ssosas
and cheapness. -'i'-i.' -.
Teachers DESIRING more complete prepsratiou, VII Aal
il advantageous TO address or see the Principal.
A share OF the public patronage Ia solicnsd.
For circular and further information, address ~
Principal WILLIAM 3.
'- Hannibal, Monroe Co, OAK
\ March "a, 1889. fH .