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, 1862-10-06
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY,
atneral M0rgan's Fighting
Retreat,

IFtem tho Cincinnati G. numerical. 4th iust.]
Rtlinbio information reached this city inst
night Of the arrival Of General g. ". Morgan
at Grcennpsburg, Kentucky, on the Ohio
above Portsmouth, aud, as any map will =,
Ia the point within easiest r.ach Of Gen. Nor
gan, provided he had to strike tho river aboyc
Maysyille.
Ger. Morgan left Cumberland Gap on the
night OF the 17th Of September, tho force Of
the I'h rebel Gen: Stephenson being It that time
south. lie was apparently completely cut OF
from tho Ohio by tho forces OF 'Bt'gg, Kteby
Smith, John Morgan aud Marshall. General
Morgan left tho Gap amid tho explosion Of
naints and magazines, lighted By tho blaze Of
the sto1chonses Of tho eommfssarY and quat-
wss entirely surprised. AT s O'Clock on the
evening Of the l7th q fow hours before tho
cyacuatlon) General Morgan sent official COM
munications to Stevenson, and the officers Of
tho two armies remained In friendly chat,
under tho fag Of truce. for more than az hour.
except four thirty.pouud Parrotts, which
we're too heavy TOR transportation. Tho trun-
D1ons wero knocked of.
During tho march northward our army was
constantly enyeloped by the enemy's cavalry,
q at Ut BY steyenson's nlen. and then By John
tatned the offensive throughout, and on ono
occasion marched twcnty -four successive
hours. Three nights In succession the reool
Morgan'e men wero driven ftom their supper.
The rebel Morgan frat assailed the rear OF our
force, but changed bis tactics, passing to tho
i,ont, and blockadlng the roads and destroy
ing subsistence. For period OF three DAYS
our troops bad no water but that found 10
s,agnant pouls, and the quantity thus found
~bs very email. Humphrey Msrshail was ex-
pteted BY the way, eut declined to risk hint
Cumberland army, which made march tho
most arduous aud hazardous Of the war.
, 1862-10-06
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,
The Glorious Record Of Illinois.
139, Volunteers from
the Prairie State.
10000 AHEAD OF ALL CALLS.
The STATE cAMpS---MATTERS AT
ALTON.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.]

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.]
~ SPRINGFIELD. October 4th, 1867.
VI the forty.seVcn regiments that have been
raised under the late calls, twenty have
been fully organized, formed, equipped
and sent into the field. Fifteen more arc armed
and awaiting marching orders. The three re-.
manning regiments are not yet complete,
though rapidly approaching completion.
Besides these troops, thero are four bat
t.rles Of artillery 79tokes'. Millor's, Vaughna,
and CooloY's, which have bcen raised under
the authority of tho var department. The
new troops will swell the number of soldiers
sent from 1lliuoisto somethingli|ie 1870 600
Of oil descriptions.
The state Is II, coo ahead of oil calls made
upon her. The 1o2d regiment, Col. Rtnaker,
received its pay and bounty at Carlinylllo yes.
terday and will march early next week. Tho
1l4th regiment was to have been paid at Camp
Butler to-day, and wil also m.sch next week.
ut Alton yesterday, the 10th regiment, Col
one] Q. J. Reeves, enlisted for thu thre9
months eervicc, was mustered out. But tl(ty-
four out OF DIS Of the men composing 1t,
enlisted under The same colonel for three years.
They will have thirty days In which to reor-
ganize and receive their pay and bounty They
will go to Camp Butler.
The secesh prisoners In the State prison at
Alton are desperate set Of fellows. Yester.
day Col. 1Ii1debrand discovered 1lolo thirty
feet in depth which they had dug under the
wall Of the prison. Ile placed guard upon
the outside, which tho rebels heard Of by sonlo
means, and did not como out.
United States Adjutont General Thomas has
decided that three months' volunteers, when
discharged, do not get transportation to their
homes, but to the place of mastering into tho
service or enrolment.
S1H1SGFIELD, Oct. 4.-Instructions from the
war department at Washington make it the
irperatiYe duty Of enrolling officers and tlefr
deputies III the various wards In cities and the
to~ps In counties to revise their lists Of per-
stns subject to draft from the poll-books at
the next general election. This will not only
prevent Illegal voting, but all aIieno not GU
tltltd to vote, but VINO exercise tho right and
ut the same time seek to escape tic liabilities
OF draft, will bo spotted.
~ the n cent Democratic county convention
OF Macon county, resolution directed against
secret societies aud lneaut by the mover al 4
tlenunc,ation Of the Knights Of tha Golden
Circle socicty, VAS promptly voted do va,
Tho provost marshal for the StAta il 10.
pointed by tho president, also the speclal
provost marsllals: All applications for such
appointments to Springfield are useless.
FOREIGN NEWS.
, 1862-10-06
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
K:perttd Federal Raverse.
COl. RlTcHlE'S INDIAN REGIMENT
MHtppED.
TIE1ITENlNH THE 11EINS IN
ST. LOUIS.

(specfaf Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Ttlbuno1
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4, 1861.
Adyices from Sarcoxlc, where Gen. scoflell
has bis headquarters, oays messenger has
arrived there With report that Col. Ritchlo's
Indian regiment had been attacked aud badly
whipped by the rebels. All their wagons wero
captured and Richie was rct1eating towards
Kansas.
4 refugee from McBride's command reached
Springfield on tho 10Th, and among other
piccs Of Information ne learned that the
doughty Col. Shaller, late major III In Frost's
second regiment at Camp Jackson and former
y leader Of the minute men in st. Louis, one
Of the first traitors in that hot-bed Of treason
aud IN er1tng son Of the loyal city Of Pitts
burg, vas shot Blk times by his own men at
Pocahontas. At last accounts he was very
low, and 1t WIS supposed be could not survive.
GcD. Curtis has issued an order requiring
permits to cover shIpments from this city to
nil points. This Is quite restriction to mer-
chants. No permit can bo issued unless nc.
comp:nicd By au oath Of allegiance.
SlnlSGrlELp, Mo, Oct. 1.-The CORES.
pondent OF the Missouri Democrat says that
latt tyeBfn9 rliMors were nltoat OF sounds Of
artillery firing In the direction Of Sareoxte,
but they wire deemed unreliable To.d.y
those 1umors Increased, md By noon word
ras received that fight hid taken place.
The antlny's forces are unknown, and VIC
llave not yet learned tho result. Refugees
from AcB'ide's command came iu today, and
from lin NO learn th.t nearly every ablc.
bodied man in the northern partlon Of Arkan-
sas is either conscrlpt or n refugee. Their
treatment is represented as crncf. Tllair
homes arc robbed By arnl:d baads Of pluu-
derrn who seize tho men, With all tho prop.
.rly that tan he Of any possible uso to tho
array, leaving tho wollleu and chtldrcu to
starsc tor tbs want Of necessary food.
A0ylces from Sarcoxio OF Sept. 18th state
that two br1gadts of the Kansas army hau
nrsiyed there. The rehel Coffee, with 3,000
Mcn, Wa at Newtonia, fifteen miles south Of
that place, when S,lomon's advance gu1rd
arrived, but rebel major who was there On
n visit made his escape aud gave Cotleo notice.
Of our approach. when, It Is said, ho immedt.
ately retreated South. Tho rabcl5 ut Sareoxle
my they hare 10000 men at Cowakin Prairie,
md that I1indn.an, with sc, 600. 1s lu Arkansas,
pear the line, aud, as soon as they join forces,
th.y will march direct on st. Louis. all the
prisoners taken tell of rich booty promised
hem waen they take ST. Louis. It appears
Tint such promises are the great incentives
USED by rebel generals to keep their men
fnuptItar
, 1862-10-06
fhUm gRANIS HKMf,
~
Atm0RI0US VICTORY AT
C0RINTH,
Price, Van Dorm and Lowell.
Routed.
THE REBELS HEMMED IN AND
A PROBABILITY OF THEIR
CAPTURE.
Gen. Haokleman Killed-Hen. 0gleshy
Dangerously Wounded.
Loss Heavy: on Both Sides. but
= The Rebels Supposed to be
-: :. :: =. much fIle Heaviest.

CAIn0, Oct. s. 1861.
We can get no distinct account of the Cor.
inth battle Oh Friday md Saturday morning.
Price attacked Roeecrans' right and Van D Dorn
and Lowell bis left. The assault was made
= It'll great determination. at one time our
eentre was penetrated and tho rebels reached
The Corfnth House. They were driven out at
the point Of tho bayonet Van Dorm led his
column orer abatti6 on the left and within
fifty yards OF the ditch, exposed all tue time
tcatlling fire Of grape and canister. lIo
was driven back By charge of the eth Ohio
end 1lth Missouri. Tho battle lasted till 1t:3o
a. 1n., when the rebels began to retreat toward
Hatchie.
Tic number Of killed and wounded on either
Eide is not known. The rebel loss Is reported
much larger than our own. We have between
roo ard 1000 prisoners, not including the
wounded.
Gen. Hackleman is killed, and en-. Oglesby
dangerously wounded. Coils. Smith, Gilbert
md Mower arc wounded.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad IL not scrl.
ously injured. The telegraph is repaired to
Ccrluth.
Gen. Hurlbut marched on Saturday to the
south sido Of the Hatchie River, with large
force, thus cutting of Prices retreat. Rose.
Grams moved early this morning to renew tho
attask, and eannonadipg has been heard all
tay in the direction of these forces. PrIco is
In the forks Of Hatchic River and betwecu
llurlhut and Rosccrans.
HEAnQrAnTERs irn DIVISION
District of Vest TENNESSEE,
CoLunDus, n.y., Oct. 5, 1862.
Mr.. Rankin publishes tha following dispatch
from NIuj. Gen. Grant:
JACKSON, 0st.5 1872.
brig. Gen. G. II. Dodge, Columbus:
Forbid oil citizens coming down the road
fer fem days. They cannot get to Corinth at
preEtnt, on account of breaks In thu road, and
ti4ty, would bc placed at useless expense aud
trouble, by coming now.
U. s. GRANT, atsj. Gen.
Due notice will be given Of the repair oi
roads.
, 1862-10-06
A TOWN NEARLY DESTROYED.
FACTORIES. MILLS AND BRIDGES
DUhNED,

FuLToN, n. T., Oct. "A terribly dests11c.
live fire occurred here this morning. The
fire originated In the large Touring mill Of
Kenyon d johnson, directly south aud ad.
joining the lower river bridge, on the west
sido Of the canal. Tho fumes eoon spread
across The bridge, attacking the mill OF Baker
4 Co., taking The bridge In its course, and
entirely consuming tho large Btorohouse and
flour atore OF ". 8. Nelson.
In it8 progress westwardly, alter consuming
the mill Of Oakea & Co., the extensive furni.
lure and machine shop Of Dutton, Cumminq
4 Smith, tho Telegraph M!lls OF Stevens &
Dwight, the woolen factory and wooden ma.
chine works Of 4. ]. ThaYer, the furniture
and machine snCp occupied By ". B, t}uelf.
the large cotton mill Of Gardner &: Benedict,
a large building occupied by ]. l.. Goodrich
rs Woolon factory, bY 4. r, Ware, ml,1wrtxht,
and by N. E. Lasller; aa 4 sash, bind and door
factory, the building occupied by Mr. Cuslor
as planning mill, and r. 7. Alger, carpenter
shop, and : dwelling house occupied ty two
families, were rapidly and entirely destroyed.
All of the force pumps On which tho village
had therefore, depended on In fires In this local
ity we're located In tho several mills, aud we're
Of course soon rendered useless.
The bridge across the Oswego river WAS
also on fire, aud before the destroying ele-
mtnts could be checked, three snala {a,out
l5o ieet} were destroyed. The bridge over the
Hydraulic Canal WAS also burned.
, 1862-10-06
FRnA CAIRO AND BELOW.


tsPeesa! D1spaten 10 lie chicago lflonhe.l
cA"o, oct' y lo'*.
o'ot'.ten i''s JUST oeen .ceel'eo 'Fo"i 20
lun.pus, N.Y. ~ 'he ellec1 lnat a general en-.
s"s.o'.A' ""s ~ p'us'c$a Ill 'no Vicinity Vi
""e t'ls'anetis hea3a al betael' twenty miles
tfom Ca1inth. We arc entirely Without tole-
graphic communication beyond Bethel, aud
orc' IF conrac nnoh,a to ylvo tho rosu1t TI,u
-,
oatte VIII pfoDaolS DO the bioodlest OF tue
war, In this region. NJ doubt is entertained
here of tho f)nol reeu,t
" '@
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbunc,1
MrNpu1s. Ott. 2-y,t cAno Oct 4 1ss,
A noreo, fro,1, 11o,,,, e,rtrt,, ro.ta,1os,
.n.a son .,e ,4 .lo'5 sp4'ne 1s''''onS IT,
ports Inc rcoeI6 ttefe IN some force.
, 1862-10-06

Tho president, aftor visiting Gen. Richard
SOD, WHO lies near BY, will In tho nlornlng bo
escorted to Frederick, where he will take
special train for Washington.
Pl1TsBURGH, Oct. 4--The Fortress
Monroe correspondent Of tho Philadelphia
I+tss says that an advance movement Is going
on thtre which may take prominent place in
hlttoly. It has Richmond for Its destination,
1t Is supposed.
Major General Dix has succeeded In ousting
neatly oil Of the worthless pro.saycry off :er3
who Infested this point, 80 that 10 tho move.
meDt about to take place tic rebels will be
minus their mali bags.
All the military posts In tho vicinity of Fort.
reks Monroe hayo been grcatly strengthened
Of late.
TIE enemy Is evidently contracting his lines
atont Winchester, awaiting the battle which
Wlli soon be forced upon hiIn By Gen. McClcl-.
Inn, who has cautiously moyeda largo army
across the Potomac.
Gen. Lees conseripts orc deserving In large
numbers. The Maryland bills ar0 full Of
them.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Aceording to tue act
Of Congress Of July, the Western gunboat
1ect has been transferred from tue war to the
nayy department. All vessels now under con
struction or repairs by the authority of tho
var department. orc to be completed and paid
for uLder the authority Of the navy depart
men, from appropriations made for that pur-
pose.
, 1862-10-06
M',}1g NrfhuTtr..


GREAT BATTLE NEAR CONINrR,
Our dispatches announce q great victory
pytr tho rebols near Corinth. Tic battle
was fought on Saturday, between tho
forces Of Gen. Grant and the combined
robel columns Of Price, Yam Dorm and
Lowell. Tho latter numbered 10000 men,
md our army considerably less, It seems
That the robols pushed their way north Of
forlntb, and tore up the railroad track
and destroyed the bridges and culverts
between Bethel Station aud Corintil, and
then made an attack On our forces at Co.
tinth. commanded, wo suppose, by Gen.
'Rosecraus- Tho result is briefly narrated.
Tha enemy we're most decidedly tlarashcl.
W<stern valor again proved ulore than q
match for the confident sccesh. The
1ebsl loss Is reported 10 be very
heavy, and the federal loss also
largo. Tho former were driven from tho
field, leaving their dead, wounded, and
1000 prisoners behind. At the close
of the battle, Gen. Hurlbut arrived with
COCO rtinforccmcnts, and Immediately
colhmenced pursuit Of the routed rebels.
Tile enemy will bo followed up vigorously,
and driven into Dixie much fastcr than hc
emerged from II, We regret exceedingly
10 announce tie loss Of Gen. Hackelmau
OF 1nAlana, who fell while CALAMITY 1cadiug
Its troops. Gen. Oglesby OF this State Is
reported severely wounded, md many
other officers are killed or wounded. Tic
battle mas desperately contested by both
sides, but blood will tell. If the Western
army shall only be let loose on the sccesh,
md deccntly lctl, they will hcw their way
to the Gulf before the setting In Of winter.
They will win every battle, and clean out
Che rebels from Louisville to Mobile.
LArEn.-Sil1ce tho above was in typo
We hayc later adyiccs from the Corinth
fight. II they be correct, Rosccrans and
1lsrlhut have the rebels hcmnlcd iu, with
a probability Of tllcir capture.
, 1862-10-06

9W' After five months iuaction aud
idlcrcss our Wtstcrn bays have suddenly
woke up TO the necessities Of the situation
and have commence In forward movement
n}ong tho whole line. Hot work, rapid
3sLrcLes and brilliant succession Of vic
tories will be tho order Of tho day. After
winning hattie they will not 60 to sleep
for three weeks until the rebels recuperatc,
aud reinforce rs tile huge Potomac army
has done, but will move straight on the
enemies works, provided always TINT the
Old pFo-slaycry spiders aro not permitted
to become web Of rcd tnpe about their
kgs to arrest their progress. "Spalcs to
tie rear, bayouc!s to the 'front.'" Forward,
1nurrfr
, 1862-10-06
THE COAST BLOCKADE,
Il Stray Sunbeam Captured.

New YonE, Oct. 4.--The English iron. n.clad
steamer Sunbeam, POS tons, ffom Liverpool,
is q ptizo 10 the federal cruisers. Shu was
captured while attempting to enter Wi1mtng-
ton, N. @. Her cargo consists Of brandy and
gunrowder, and is valued at $25o. 600.
New YoHK, Oct. 4.-Prize steamer Suu-
beam Of Lou91on, acting master Folsom, has
The Sunbeam was captured on Sept 23th
Oft Ncw Inlet BY the United States g1nboats
State Of Georgia and Mystic wIilo attempting
to run tho blockade at Wilmington. Sac Is
built Of iron, 2o5 tons burthcrn, has an auxll.
liary engine Of thlrty.c1ght horse power, WAS
built at Btrkcnhcad five ycars ago aud las
cargo Of brandy and gun powder. Vessel aud
cargo valued at $3.50 600. Her former captain,
Heburn, states that she was from Liverpool
bound to Mexico and Was putting In for coal.
, 1862-10-06
FROM THE POTOMAC,
The Enemy Preparing to
Retreat.
REBEL RAID INTO l4EESVtLLE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.--Thc second edition
Of the Washington Star has the following:
Deserters and prisoners coming within our
lines at 1Iarper's Ferry for the last forty eight
hours, seem to agrco that Lee is now making
every preparation 10 retreat with his whole
army as soon Us Mcclellan moves against him.
We give this story for what 1t is worth.
At noon to-day 1t was ascertatned that the
rebtl !orce At the Rappahanuoek Station, con.
sisted Of tArce regiments Of infantry and two
ot cavalry. Their present duty is to patrol
tue south bank Of the river from tho Springs
to below Kirby IS Mills.
Il rpcrt WAS received at noon to-day, that
yesterday small rebsl cavalry force entered
Lecsburg On Reconnaissance.
, 1862-10-06
FRze:N SPRINGFIELD,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc1
SPRINGFIELD, October {, 1864
Tie delegates appointed BY tha recent tory
convention Of this county to confer with the
cc1cgntes Of tho Logan county convention.
nominated Chas. a. Keys of this city for Rep
resentatyo to thu lower house. Tho nonlfna.
tion Of DR.. a. n. Miller By tho tories Of La.
gnn county, us Representative from that coun-
ty, was eohcurrld In.
Tue 115th regiment, Col. J. II. Moore, WAS
paid of at Camp Butler last night, and left
for the seal Of war this morning.
, 1862-10-06
KENtrUU{KY.

Our advlces from kentucky this morn
in:, look like business Several sharp skir-
mishcs have taken place IN whicI tho rob
els were badly used, including the capture
Of Georgia cavalry regiment, led 1y OK.
Congressman md cx-Peace Commissioner
Crawford. The victims arc now A. Gin.
rinnafi
, 1862-10-06
FROM NHHINHHKEH#.
RUM0RS OF EXPEDITIONS,
:'us srilIas Fire on a Flag of
Truce Boat,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MEMPHIS. Oct al m.,
VIA CAIRO, Oct. S, 1862.
RumorB Of expeditions to Granada are In all
probability untoundcl, in fact they would be
good thing to Gen. Sherman, but perhaps
the men could not be spared at present.
Lato news from Helena reports movement
Of Stccle's army-waittug Tor stee1o-they
are moving, but where, Is-hot known.
On Friday last, tue steamer Pike, taking
confederate prisoners to Vieksburg, was fired
upon at Friar's Point, by guerillas and four
prisoners wounded. She bora flag of truce.
, 1862-10-06
CAPTURE OF Il PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY.


McCLELLAS's HEADQUARTERS, Oct. s, 1852.
d company Of the 4th Pennsylvania, guard
Ing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad br1gc at
Pawpaw, half way between Hancock and Cum.
berland, Was attacked by rebel force and all
taken prisoners. at the same time cavalry
force, under Col. AlcReynolds, captured the
encampmcnt Of the rebels, bringing away two
pieces artillery, ten wagons, sixty horses and
mules. a strong cavalry forco under Gen.
Aycrtll have been sent after the retreating
robele.
, 1862-10-06

Us" Rebel Gen. Price mightas we'll quit
Tie military business. lie Inns been
whipped three Tines hand ruaulng, aud
each limo by inferior numbers. First ut
ltn Ridge by Gen. Curtis; next at Iuka
ty Ucr,. Hamilton, md now At Corfntll BY
t'cn. Nosccrsos. ANY Of o1r fighting gen.
erals Gun tarasI, him out Of lns boots with
1,n1f hi, force. lie Is completely played
, 1862-10-06

ca" Our Washington dispatch presents
at iergth Tie basis of exchanges affecting
prisoners, MS agreed upon by slajor General
Dix ind tho rchcl Gen. Hill. The details
will he found Of interest, aud arc drawn
clearly aud apparently with little liability
to mfstptcrpretation. Some Of tho articles
touch tile points which have been raised
by the pnrolcd troops at Camp Douglas.
aud very plainly relieve them from garrl.
Eon duty; the service Of which they have
cptnp}aincu so bitterly OF lnte.
, 1862-10-06

New YORK, Oct. 4.-Arriyed, the steamer
Marion. from Now Orleans 25th, and Key
West 20th.
Gen. Butler had ordered all citizens, male
aid female, above the age Of eighteen, to take
the oath Of allegiance By October 1st, On pain
property.
a gang Of twenty guesil1as from above Iber~
hill had voluntarily Surrendered.
Tho Marion brought $252 900 In specie.
, 1862-10-06
Important Statement OF the King Of
Italy.
A Turin correspondent, writing on Monday,

A Turin correspondent, writing on Monday,
eays:
"1to]d ron in one Of my lost letters that tho
Ronlen question approached solution; aud
,. y.s;orday my etasement was confirmed BY
royal lips. Yesterday Sunday 4 deputation
Of thu provincial council Of Forli brought an
atdless to the king in eongratulntio1l upon
thu success over the Gariosldians. 10 hand
Ing Tint document to tho king, tho Marquis
A1hjcini, president Of tho depntation, made
on clolutnt speech, in which he said that the
population eaw In tho triumph Of public Or
drf lis assurance OF tho dehnite and carly
triumph Of the Italfa1l cause; that Romo was
the necessary Growt.iDg Of the national edl-
flee, and that they might rely upon the king
and bis goyernmgAt shortly entorlng into pos.
sestton of the B.'ernal City Tbs king re.
piled in that finn and resolute tone which
cbaraoferizcs all his operations: TELL tho
populations to be tranquil and to hare every
confidence ;; before The end Of this Year we
thall be IT. Rome; beg sou to say so to all
Jour ttb ow citizcus:' The deputatiou With.
from one Of ihu 1ncmherb tha. hayc reclYed
tlg Ngolng particulars.
, 1862-10-06

New YORK, Oct. IA Kcy West letter Of
tho 2oth says Col. Morgan has issued aa order
freeing all slaves In his department.
The Hra'Fs dispatch from Washington,
dated the 4th, says that Gen. Lockwood ia lib
Grating the slaves OF disloyallsts on tho east,
eSn shore Of VfrgInis.
President Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan md 9th
ers left McClellan's headquarters at 10 o'clock
to-day, and vistted tho battlefield Of South
Mountain. Mcclellan and staff cro took
leavc Of the President, who arrived a. Ftedo-
rick at s p. m. Ho was enthusiastically re-.
cssyed, end spoke a fe6 words to the Assem-"
bled multitude,
, 1862-10-06

e5" The rebels sqairm at tlc proc1ama-
a',n about as much as The tories in thu
North. The secession Enquirer OF Rich
1nond dcnounces 1t rs bitterly rs tho scces~
sion Times Of Chicago. Loyal men will
l>ay Us little heed to the raylng Of one rs
4ho nt1,hr
, 1862-10-06

New YonK, Oct. Tho alma aud Bon1ssia
Eolcd tor Europa to.day with 800 .0o0 specie.
X. A. Wilthus of th!s clty received a letter
from an officer Of 1arlba'dt'e ormy. rendering
Tho services OF 900 Or 0 goo veteran troops
asking If The State OF Nav York would engage
ii,en il they et.ould arrive in Naw York ready
, equipped. They will have no difficulty in
leaving 1,aly, os they have taken no part IN
the late demonstrations.
, 1862-10-06

DosroN, Oct, Al private telegram non
San FIar cisco states that Captain Sargent of
the ship Phantom, who was reported drown
ed whcu the tAip was lost on Portet's Shoal,
has heen picked mp together With the specie,
$500 600, aud art|ypd 4 Shanghai,
, 1862-10-06

Hon, Il. g fngcrsoll's AppoIntts rilts.
+. e. lngc'scl}, candidate at lar . for Con
s:ftft. viii address tho people rs follows:
Al :hfI,!cothe, peoria county, Monday evening,
Oct. u.
81 f.scon, Marthail county, Tuesday evening,
t(At.7
At 1.incctou, Bureau county, Fsllay evening,
Ou'. ~
IT tckin, Tazcwell county. Saturday evening,
Oct II.
At Eureka. Woodfo1d county. Monday evening,
Oct. IT,
Further appointments will be made by the
st"to committee shortly, and due notice
Rtyen.
, 1862-10-06

w WANTED-A home in a family
~ hy young lady Of ID mrslc,1 educstlor,
where she en- t.nch lhe FlanU for htr board Sue has
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