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ST. Louis, Oct. u. 1862
Gen, Curtis this noon Received the following
dispa'ch from Col. Geo. c. Mudgel, COM
mandng at Lebanon: IA party of rebs1s,
supposed TO be sbuut $50 strong, crossed the
Springfield road twenty miles west Of this
place ut o'clock yesterday afternoon. Intor-
nation was received from Dallas county at
the same time the rebels crossed the SPRING
field road, that rebel force Was moving south
and vas about twenty miles west. Major Fl.
c. Caldwell started On the Springfield road in
pursuit at dark with 12O men Of the Sd Iowa
cavalry. At midnight I received infor-
nation that the rebel party were four
miles to the left Of the road at
sunset, that there could not tave been less
thap 500, one fourth to one-half only having
arrived. At l O'Clock This morning sent 10l
men to reinforce Msjor Caldwell. Since then
I have heard nothing Of the rebels, CT those
in pursuit. have just learned that the rebels
fell III with the mail coach at the road cross
ing, capturing FIVE passengers, all United
States officers, the horses, mail md driver. 4
train loaded with ammunition has just arrived
here 1have no escort to guard them. have
detained them lcre, and await orders.''
G&E- Fizhenry Warren has been assigned
to the command Of the troops at aa'en, Dent
equity. His command consists Of two rusi-
nae1its Of Infantry, icur pieces Of artillery, SID
three companies Of cavalry.
Arrangements have been nsde 70 a; all
steamboats, leaving this port for ps:'s be-
I tween Helena and Cairo.
1t i reported here that the enr7ll:s mili:i1
| il, me interior are used constsn'ls for recap
| turing fugitive negroes belonging to vel
| known rebels, contrary TO law
, 1862-10-25
FROM LOUISVILLE.


lsrcc:al piscac. to the Chicago Trthac-.1
LOUISVILLE, October u, 1861.
Nbile Miiler's Chicago bst:rEj were ue;l
ing rear their cs@p this 1aoxairE, sor,zs s,isuk
cartridges in iunEtr cheEt stitched to
caisson, exploded, kil1;'::: Angus: Kec1emann.
erd ye1y seriously woundicg Corp. Bromiie1d.
and rr:va.es secrger, Genbert and A1drich.
LIEUT.. J. Il. Colyin WIS also knocked IRON lis
hcsse, and slightly injured. I: is hoped the
wounded men will survive. r
/ lear that another Is dead but couldn't
learn Which.
Gay. Yates Of Illinois, accompanied hy his
aif, Ctl. Forrest, and Gov. Norton, of Indi-
nna ar7iv.d in this city early this morning.
TLey lsft for Washington at ) O'Clock this
asttraoon. Gov. Yates will probably r:aain
in Washington from six to ten days.
Gen, Rosseau the gallant leader Q! .ae 1lH-
3ois 224ll, and Wisconsin, 10 h. &c., a. Perry
vile, a1ri7ed il this city this morning from
his headquarters as Lebanon.
Gen. BaeU srd s:af arrived at the head
quarters Of the army at Lebanon The futr1e
nuyen,er rta Of Gen. B1ell an unab!e to as~
certain 0! conjecture. It Is understood that
The main body Of his army is moving towards
Nashville.
Tits ,umcred that Col. Woiiord, w;t1 500
Kentucky csval.y, lad At encounter with the
guerilla Morgan This morning At BroKsTille,
hut the rumor cannot be traced to any teliA-
eIe source.
1. is stated with much poeitiveness this
evening that Buell. has been superseded, and
their is an almost universal hope that it Is
tue.
, 1862-10-25

Loyal men will take heart, and rejoice
with exceeding grcat joy, TO learn that
Don Carlos Buell. has been removed from
the command of the Insignificant army Of
The Ohio, and Gen Rosecrans seat to take
Ills place. While We dcplorc the fact ,hasa
years time, and untold millions Of treasure
have been wasted hy Bnelrs imeeei}ity.
cowardice, OF rtreachsry, VIC believe thatthe
beginning of the end is noE reached, and
That in the hands Of the cIlieftain Of Iuka and
Ce11nth-a man who has always fought
when be had chance, and never yet lost
8 battle-our Western boys will sweep re-
beilion to the Cult Let Us call to mind
the fact that Buell. is the special hero Of
the Chicago Times and every other Tory
organ in Illinois, and TINT he Was the SUBJ
ject Of more cu1ng in the convention
which nominated Sherman fo- Congress
, than any other general in the army. Rose
Grams being Var Democrat thcy hsd
nothing to say fr him.
, 1862-10-25

D George Wilkes gives the following In
The last Spirit Of Tie Times, ua7ating the pres
ident's recent visit to Gen. McC1ellan's head
quarters:
The president opened by communicating
the decisions Of the Cahiaet, and the otf1ciai
rquisitions Q: The government: and being,
Il: last, well through with this con strained
tssE, lie relaxed into lis usual easy, happy
aud familiar manner.
Now. Mcclellan" said Mr. Liuco1u, II
want to saw something to JnG for myself:
rp1lriliEs hat is NIT from the Cabinet, aad
that has not hcen prompted from any other
uzcc, wish to cali attention to 4 fault in
yuU@ cha1acscr-a tauit which IL the 1T n1y Oh
eezvatiors in YOU. in connection win this Var.
You merely get yourself ready 10 do good th1Eg
TO man car: do that etter-ynu make ait the nt-
ceeeary eacsidcee of n1ood, aud tiae aud treasure
to eecurc victory bit sCHe!ter fr0n tin,z4ity+
s-!f.1iett9sf. or some Other Do:fre f1erYieabe to
nf, dftrdys stop short just this sids Of r.
>sfs. Such has heen your hs-tory throughout this
wac- This il my OWL 1em.sk- and wish you,
VIXEN AN gone: to examine yourself. and zee i
| tbs Is MT l:uc.'
| These =re, is near as may be, the words
| uttefed b. the President to George r. M:C.e4-
| Ian. il his TINT, and if any onehas doubt upou
! tie matter, let him eslz Dir. Lincoln, or Nc
| Ciel.au, On TIE subject.
, 1862-10-25

Peace md safety to us ; farewell freedom, for
ever! Tbeir principles md leaders are known
to us. They cheated us, crying out no co=r-
cion; holding out talse hopes and deceitaal
assurances Of friendly regard, while, assassin
like, they we're pairing to destroy our CAV
erument, and reduce us to anarchy or serri-
tude. The past years experiences renders 1t
cerain that II they triumph, bloo1 and DESC
lation, fire and sw ord, or arbitr4ry snbjection
to their will, a,eait* eos7y ahtte man eoho has
manhood eno'gh todis.ake their system # *1.exry.
to2erab5e only as cruel necessity, but a. pria-
cirz. hateful to God aAd ,Aa7a.
They will omit no means, honest or dishon-
est, to insure succcss. Ntsrepresen:iag, ca.
Illuminating our motives, ridicu1ing our honest
efforts to mitigste the horrors OF war, and IN
flaming the passions Of the populace by low
esithets--are among the milder sud more or
dipary means res3rted to by this pseudo
''chi;alry." The taeaaea ariaoeruey t1A e,er
Stood at TIC had efa a ei.iEized society.
Gen. Rosecrans is Catholic, and devoat
believer In the testimony Of Gregory XVI
concerning the hatefulness and wick=dness of
human slavery.
, 1862-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. A-The steamship Aeyial
from Aepinwau with So, 900 ia treasure aaL
passengers arrived this afternoon.
The Ship Reporter from Nex York for sau
francisco WAS totally lost of Cape Horn.
Only four of her crew were saved The ship
Erie vas s:en August 25:A seyeaty-nine miles
south Of Cape Horn, abandoned snd d.$mas;-
ed. The British ship Blue Rock trom Cal:oa
for. Hamburg fouudered at sea-all hands
saved.
q decree lad been issued in N'c1raGua that
all persons coming into the republic hare
passports, aud all free negroes aud other
"degraded r1ctsH are secluded.
4 revolution had again broken ont in b.
livla, hut wonld probably be suppressed.
Valparaiso dates are to September 18th. 4
national bank was about being established in
Perm.
The Americans who went 70 Nlcaragua,
go:i bunting, have arrived at Panama penni-
te5H.
Tie Peruvian government Is said to have
falsely imprisoned and brutality treated some
Epglis tneu.
Several British ships OF war had been sen.
to C~liao.
A battle had taken place at Santa Barhars
New Grenada, lasting ssx hours, in which
Maequera defeated the conservatives viii
great loss
, 1862-10-25

BOARDING WANTED.-I want
H. to ind beard and rooa, In . good hpusa On
The North SIDE about four blocks from corner
auc Ohio streen. at ! 1e which war&tng man can
able hon.e II wanted. Address BOXES, Worth Branch
Pos. Offce. Chicago. ocatyS6I-1f
, 1862-10-25
HtEbwfneB mud Aieoh o4.-6 3,fnion I
I1Is. Com llIklf fs8lOuef Of InterRAl Key
- Bank Of Eakt Tcna~A~eess-sEhnrac-
reF1et1c Letter from pArB0u HroSEn.

~ HHDK OF Eakt TCNsb~A%eess-f:hnrA
rer1rt1c Letter from FarBon EsroHn-
low
The Cincinnati Gaztffe publishes card
from Parson Browalo ", explaining to MINER
cus friends In Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
tle result OF . suit iastatutEG in their behalf
nga1ns* certain wildcat banker, who Of
coulse became a rebel after he had cheated
lis creditors. The following is the Parsons
explanation:
Several ysars ago Col Caar1hweN, an e1-
Congressman, issued $500 00O of rhe notes Of
:'.L :snk 1t knoXy2lie and its branches at
chattanooga and Joucsborough, and then 1et
H. hank 80 hS tac bosrd. while be, t1c s;'1s
G:sntr Of the btaus Institution. retired to a.
t:isrt on Wall street., in New York, to snecu-
ls;t z stocks. advertised tint I had iusri-
tu1csi E suit against the bauk il the ca4ncery
/ ccu't ri kr"zyl!!e, s..d GATED upon ..e iaEo-
cant fcss:s:s Ct IL: notes to f.c their claims
! uhccr ne, :'!d :'car their proportion of the
! EXPENSES Of the suit Some Coz p,r-
! sens did 20, uu'i1 had il the
; suit more than Go.coo--oaly $4,000 Of
fling claims basicg expired, o1hcrs were
!. EScl*sly tx>ludea- E1ined the snit nft:r
,Luch dclny mid prot1ae:ei light, coad dact:a
fy able LAWYERS. Chucnwen appel lrd to lAc
SUPREME court-1 CARED it tae7e. aud OBJ
salnec decree to esl] the town property
owned bg The bank, valued q. SEQ o,0 / aaa
tlt properly aGTerlisud for sale on sae 26sa OF
March last, but all sales were stopped aud sill
Courts were Discontinued Id Tennessee, BY al
act OF the I. Iei legislature Of Tennessee: au,i
hv TIE r.bt1 Ctr grcss, all c.a:.n= c,nl;1r to
, n,ep rot }osAl 1c the Internal cenfedsra.v,
! Ssle se'2ed ui,on fer the use Of the confed.
;. tracy.
CLurclwe11: meanwhile, returned 10 Ten.
nessee, eIle1cd lie rctsa aruy rs eoi,'nrl
vas appointed proves: 1u.r=taf at Knoxv;ilc
when. being reminded that I had nrrr<
enough to Institute = suit aSains. hin aud his
villa'nous associates, and their huge xind,e
fc ord red MY family out Of the confsderacy,
giving thvm thirty-six hours to make thril
ttape- My property ras then seiz:d upon
ann, Us Persons tell me who are fr3m kuoz
xEtc' 1t hss all been sold At public ou1cry aut
, xar.
Chu,chven hae recently died At Knoxville
t " 1SFhoid 1eSer, and has go,te further .S,ut}
in search Of his rights, whtre Sun:trrn rs.h-l
will meet wi'h kindred spirits. and xhege i,
can't interfere to prevent the salc Of his hsnI
! | property. If this rebellion is INT do@n a.
= be!i"ve it will be, and Tcnneesee is restored =
I the Union, shall return to my old home. ~
> cover r1y Individual properly, and rev .ye tn
! order Of sale, and ut least recover some ntt
= cents On the dollar for n,ysslf and Others.
, 1862-10-25
Buell's Campatsn.-EThat fa Thought
Of II In LuuisE1ttc.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.1

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazstte.l
Lorisv1ILE, Ky, Oct. q.
Many here are surprised that Buell. has not
oyertaken a3d beaten Bragg in q manuer 70
denora1izc aud dispers4 great portion II not
all, cf the resel army in Kentucky. Theyex
pscted when Gen. Bne1l made his timely ad
Vent from Alabama here, that the rebels would
be immediately overwhelmed and dcfeated.
Well, we have seen the result Of all this cou-
templare0 campaign OF Gen. Buell's Some
are surprised aud chaGrined tlat he has not
succeeded, while others have only boeu the
more fully confirmed il Bnelis utter io-
cspacisy TO command an army. His long
t:lked Of strategy has proven an inter
abor'ion-a truly magnificent humbug and
failure. Some would say, wait and see, the
campaign is not Jet over. Yes, wait We
have waited long and patiently uatil fnr5esr~
ancc has ceased to be virtue Tae campago
IS over, or very near 1t. Bragg is sufficiently
far in advance OF our forces to escape through
the Gaps to Tennessee, and We are powerless
to head him pf-4or catch any portion Of his
army, Buell. is po~cr,css to impede Bcagg's
retreat; all he can do is to follow at respect
that BE cannot advance much beyond our
state lines without a probability Of hsviog
his entire train Of supplies cut of effsc.ually
hence not many days will elapse before he
will bring his entire army to . halt, aud
desist from further pursuit, aud the cam
iG Su ~t1 UE EUUEQ u EQe 81UEtluc&-
lion and sorrow OF every loyal nan.
Then the question will arise as
10 the responsibility Of its faiure, and to that
inpcstant interrogatory there can be but one
answer Although the Journal has defended
Bue11 from the start, With its usual marked
ability, that paper has failed In it's course to
represent faithfully the opinions Of the people
IF this city and vicinity. Many Of them were
satisfied, long ago, that Buell. was not tho
man for this crisis In our State. Thay took
It for granted that If BuelI's army was not
satisfied with its commander, that something
vas wrong; and it is an indisputable fact that
his army daes not like hiln-.hat they, as a
general thing, have no confidence whatever In
his ability as general. Aud It il also pre-
cmi1ently true that secessionists rywhsre
snsrain him and defend his recent course.
Even hero, when Bue1l's army arrived from
Alabama, the faee Of every known secession
sympatl1zer assumed broad grin Of satistac.
tiOn.
, 1862-10-25
THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT,


Do our citizens want the Illinois aud
Michigan Canal enlarged 50 that war
steamers can pass freely between the lakes
and the Mississippi; do they want tue
puse water IF the lake to flow through the
city, and our commerce Increased beyond
their most saugulne expectations? Tnen
vote for Mr.. Arnold Aad the Republican
nominations for the legislature. True, tue
latter can only influence Congress indirsct-
II, but the united voice OF the Cook county
delegation will have powerful effect upon
legislation and the resolutions Of our Slate
Legislature, and they will most favorably
affect the action Of Congress. The Bogus
Democracy, now the tories, have always
bitterly opposed all Improvements for tue
West; they will do it to the eud of the
clADtnf
, 1862-10-25

new YORK. Oct, 2i-Ths steamsh:p BIC
C1 jlan from New Oileans the l6tn, aad
brings 60, 900, and eiEhty p.rolcd prisoners
from Corin'h. ard 10 dischazged sick sud
passengers arc Maj. Wagsouer, Caps. Taorn-
ton- SaeI1ty and Fletcher, Lieut5. Joanson
and WiegeL
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24--Adyices from NeE
Orleans report the arrival there on tic 1!sh
inst, Of tue steaUler MAntsnz4a. Il has 5sen
reIor'ed she Was missing. Tue Cshawoa AZ
rived II the 10Th inst New Orleans paper:
contain nO news.
, 1862-10-25
GREAT DOCUMENT OF THE CAM
KAEGN,

GREAT DOCUMENT OF THE CAM
KAEGM.
We have printed, on = quarter sheet, the
speeches Of Gen. Prentiss, Col Lynch, and
Capt. Gregg, Ut Bryan Hall On Tuesday even
1ug Inst, rs campaign document, which We
will send By express to clubs. committees,
etc, 1t the low rzte Of t,ctnty cents PER A"ndrc1
coa,;cs. We have been induced to do this by
The Eudden and extraordinary demand for the
patriotic addresses Of the heroes Of Pittsbsrg
Landing, which has sprung up in all parts OF
the State II ordered by mail, an additional
charge Will be made, equal to tie amount Of
postage.
Send In vour orders
, 1862-10-25

tile tory party almost unanimously. 4
very few Of the least intelligent are for
that ticket, because it il dubbed "Demo-
cratic" but the vast majority oppose and
denounoe that organization because they
have no faith in its loyalty. Let the SOL
diers Of Illinois vote on the 4th Of Novem-
Der, and ninety out Of every hundred will
support Iugersoll and vote sgainst Allen.
, 1862-10-25

ESGLASD.-The Daily .;e"s, editoria1lT,
disputes the idea that the South would will
inEJy, IN the event Of a separation, concede
any Of the Border States, and adduces evidenc
The Ms,1;ag @ Iaa I'D draws az Ia patalicl between
Lincoin's government and that Of the ex-king
OF Naples, aud charges President Lincoln With
proceedings closely resembling those Thlch
preceded the downfall of the Neaxolita1;
throne, and says Francis Ct Naples failed pur-
suing similar course; why shonld Abraham
Europe, Ia the event Of any signal victory at
terdiDg the confeder1tea, would be justified
in longer Withholding their recognition.
, 1862-10-25
GRAND UNION RALLY
PARscN BRQWNL0W AT Me-
TR0PQLITAN HALL TO-
NIGHT
Alse Hon. John 4. Gurley
Of 0hIo.
Come One! Come A1l!!

There will be a grand Union mass
meeting at Metropolitan Hall this
evening, which will be addressed by
Rev. ". G.: RroWnloW, Of
Tennessee and
Hon. JOhu 4. Gurlcy, Of
0hlV.
Lei the people Of Chicago give
the eloquent and true hearted tPAr-
SON. a Tousipg welcome. No rarer
treat for loyal men has been af-
forded this year than the oppof-
1un1y Of hearing his earnest voice
in behalf Of the Union.
, 1862-10-25

:" AN TED-A sound, business
~ Horses Buggy and Harness. for cash. A31rcss,
with price. GAAs. BiG1S. Ill Lake Ereet.
, 1862-10-25
Another New York Herald CsnarA.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 24-The HeralFs special
states that It ha1 On good authcrfty, shaf tho
governors Of the Loyal atatee will assemble "
Ma hluEtoa early next weeE, first 70 deter
mine the REMOVAL OF AeC1el1sn, Ana appoint
Eent of ne@ commander Of the army o{tae
fctomae; %, for the removal Of Bueh from
she command Of the army ia Kentucky; md
tie war and the immediate adv.nea Of the
amy OF the Potomsc. No more troops to oe
furnished unless these demands are acee6ed
to. (Eosh y It Ia understood Gov. Toa
nnes ret endorse She scheme tally, White
Gov. Notgan declines attending.
, 1862-10-25
GcN. Rosecrana* OpinfenR Of the Ma
GfOR1l Cf1A&A.

From letter Wt1tten By Htn. ". s. F04ecf4ce
At the headquarters Of the xfny of the Mississi7-
pl, July ~, ls6S
Fer more than year we have been e1Iage5
in rLis struggle, into which m arrogant aud
Gittatoril slave oliga7cby na. driven tree,
happy and peaceful people, lighting for the
rights of Ill. With true bravery and iayinct-
tie patience our citizen soldteIs:aaVe stood On
vi.laicEs O! the Ia rs Of war aud humanity
Re1uaiIiss true 10 theif principles, they have
raid BY woEds and actions to 1har feilo ~-citt-
zeEs In the South, " tight 10: common
r'shts; Il se ~in. you win. II the gorera-
1n'nt Is maintained yoa will dwell uuder tss
I'ross:ct}rg ebsoo< "a freeaT as We. Aad there
VT sfa1d, aad thus VIC s.4y today.
Au* II The coaftdtZnte6 ltcTl1!. fer. .WjN
, 1862-10-25

W&4H$FE.
JAcK=oS, Tenn = Oct. ~, 1861
7'o Eejor Gen. H. " aaneck, Genezal-lnrChie
L. > Ec1a;. Washington:
= diEreteh irst in SAYS our clyalry under
hisjor M';dd 1an into Haywood's partisan
,.,lgt:rs seven miles from Brownsville They
killed cne captain aud captured nbout forty
I1jsonezs, sixty 1orses and wagon load Of
a:lns, completely breaking up the party I
vi.l send ii the:prisoners to Alton.
u. &. GRANT, MAJOR Gen. Com ding.
, 1862-10-25

10 ALL PATRIOTIC MEN IN THR UNITED eTArEs
Whereas the Repeated violations Of the contti-
fulton II the United States BY the present party
IN power, do unst sertonsly thfeassn the liberties
etitutional liberty, the great anchor Of Demo
der to cheek these outrage. upon the risbts Of
GtecneTa,tps to military aeaposl.na to be con.
.1vltd by unttsupu1one fanatics +'do pledge or
Gs Snt spa o9, asse
ah.eed By our fundamental laws; and determining
1hst no more citizens +ha1l he Illegally. arrested
aIa 9etaned ard shnt W I'll 5etent such 9:urpe-
evel Of deteot. vi will FIJI! back upon that God
cveE rikh7-phYSie1t resistance TO dst7oF:c porer-
As a last resort We will raise the fa. Of Gn- ia
sates, end ttstNhtrs upon the broad esrtt to c1mc
tt the rescue u individual i5ht. and plant them
rpt the Er1n ba-is designed by the Father Of his
Country AID h1E ceIapattl0ts OF It.
The meaning of this extraordinary efa-
sion is that it the knights Of the Goldca
Circle do not carr the election this fall,
tlty will inauguratc civil war in Illinois,
and call on jeff. Davis, aud perhaps the
tory afistocrhcy Of Great Britain to hrlp
them They say they will summon all
conge''iaz spirits In tie United States ana
e2scsnhcre" Who are these congenia1 soir-
its If not the Southern rebels and their
sympathizers in Europe?
The pretext upon which this internal
scheme is based is as false as it is treason
able. No man believes in his heart that
there exists the slightest danger to his per-
sonal liberty, 30 long as he does not give
aid and comfort to the armed enemies OF
the county crime which is, by law, and
ever ought to be, punishable with death,
} The p1otle1s xho have issued this circular
'most certainly ought to be in dungeon,
preparatory to mounting the gallo rs,
Thtir ayowed Intention is to plunge the
State into civil strife aud bloodshed. Gin
their purpose be aught else than to help
On the Shareholders rebellion?
, 1862-10-25

ABA1TlE REPORTED IN PROGRESS
At new MADRlg, :.
81.
News from Southern Papers.

Especial D1epatch to the Chicago Trfba1e1
CA1Ho, OFT. u. 1874.
It is reported at Co1nmbus thaf \ f.ts,e ia
in progress It New Madria No particulars
have reached NJ eave the bare announcement
Of the fact, and 1t may be untrue.
Important events are t1ansplrine In Generl
Grants department.
NxnrH1s, -, via Cans, Oct. 44tb.
Gen. Sherman hAs caused Col Anthony,
provost marshal, to stay execution in sending
Of the families OF seeessionist1,. In. punish.
ment for firing upon unarmed steamers bv
guesi11as. Fifteen days are to be- allowed to
hear from the rebel powers, to see whether
they approve or authorize such iahuman and
cowardlY acts Of tie bushwhackezs. At the
the end Of the .ime fixed pronps action will
be tAken oy Gen. shertau. ,~f "~-
Confederates at Holly SpEf1ge from the
South have intelligence to the 18th. Some
additional particulars are given Of the battle
et Perr5yille which Southern accounts claim
As brilliant confederate victory. The con-
fede1ate loss is estimated at 1,50o, and the
force engaged L, GOO. Mai. Gen. Polk. it
seems, narrowly escaped capture about dirk
Leaving his staff he rode to the 23a Indiana
regiment, which was unaintainjnq a b7;sk fire
He mistook it for confederate regiment
seized the colonel br the shou1der snd
ordered him to cease drinr an his
friends. The Indiana colonel renlied that he
vas not aEare he 1pas con,.,f++;n, s,,h
take, when Gen. Polk demanded t:a n.rna
"Culouel OF the .3d Indiana y ,r,. +ha r,n1x
Ger Po}iz af onn, 49,, ~ ~ ..f.' =,
and fearing 4b.t ,ha .,ana, s.,",s. 80 ~ ~
him as nf.,oro. - o,t;,a- .s.,,. .seI1
,nn,b1r p.fo~s 49, 1o.tas,. 80. sln s. Huoo> A11i
h5s en,n,;s,. ha nnt ss s,,s-. ~ ~ ' sss .s4 No'a
oa11oncd crav . e;n,,.. ~. W.. Ao,s 7'a. "no
oof1.r 1,;s 1;fa ~ .r;,, aa-,.a ~o7' ~on'-
a d;.natch FINN Cbar1,ston ;ns;o,.o
ACTIVITY m Tho oo.s+ 49, - 49, .,]1 spss1,
hoats have heen a;sc,ve,od snnas,an u ~. Cs1.,tE %
ton harhor ord 80 rna-o 49, soat" ss.s+a aa1
hat.err bein~ a,sotas ,s .o,sn oa.s os,l1osso =
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, 1862-10-25
The Central Pacific HAi1fo4d Of Call.
fVFUfA

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 2i.-subscrip*ion
books Of the Central Pacific railroad COM
paDy have been o:eped At aacrxmeuto. and
neaiIy f4n.000 subscribed. $3,0N 000 Of
stecs is Offered, wsiea wi probably be
tmc. Our hest Failroad men ara making PSF
sistert effoFts to organize i company, with
srt1:c;crt capitd and eats<priae to ensusc the
early buil3Ing OF the road as far east as
Washoe, which would pay Hel1 for local uses,
and is Indispensable to an extensive develop
ment ct the vsst mineral resources o. Nevada
TerFitcfT.
, 1862-10-25

EDA WA
that 8Mual {

It appears that 8amuel Sunset Cox, Of
Ohio, who is announced to speak at TorY-
meeting At Bryan Hall, this evening, WIS yes~
tesday aEguing eases before the Costa K!cau
Commieslor 1T Washington.
, 1862-10-25
Draft Troubles.

amcpg the nfners In 8chuyikill county In re-
gard 70 the draft have bean adjusted All Is
nov quiet, the men FeGutatnG their work,
which had been suspended- ,tor the last two
dASH.