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American securities very dull.
R,,ixo,1 stocL g.,

American securities very dull.
Railroad stock firm.
The Europa has 10 900 pounds in specie
The Russian Government has discovered a
central revolutionary committee at Warsaw.
Elections in Greece were to be held on the
10Th OF November.
It's said that an understanding has been
arrived at between France. and England. and
Russia, by which Grecian Affairs will be DO
prived Of their importance for Europe
A British gunboat had seized all the
Mandarin. and War Junks. and Custom
House official at Saukan. China. ard had
also released the teas detained There for the
payments OF the increased transit duty.
President Lspez OF Paraguay is dead His
death Professionally fills the vacancy
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora arrived a,
Lisbon on the 25th of October, from the
Azores
LivrRrooL. Nov. Bread stufi steady.
Provisions dull.
No quotations Of consols.
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Puoursric Tho London sporting Life
says Of the approaching prize fight between
Mace and King for the championship:
The close approach OF this great encounter
has at length fairly awakened tho curiosity
of the lovers Of milling Opinions arc still
divided as 10 the last battle between the two
gladistofs, bal Mace's friends are sanguinc
that King val not be able 80 reverse the is
sue on the hsst occasion. Both men Gre now
directing their minds 20 active training -
The most ample arrangements are In course
Of negotiation for the accommodation Of in
tending spectators OF the fight and an entire
" new part Of tho country will be selected
ior the battle While upon this subject. We
may mention that there are fresh rumors OF
lIeenans again having a shy for the belt -
A gentleman largely associated with the
prize ring. assured ~. this week. that the
"Rcnicia Boy will quietly await the issue OF
the coming contest Tor the championship. and
thcn challenge the winner IL j. needless %
aY that hccnan's second trial OF strength
ami skill would create a. much excitement
a. the famous marlborough fight
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CINCINNATI, Nov. Ia
Flour very dull and prices nominal; SUI
periine could not have brought over g. .25cf
!, 30 nj the close
Wheat dulI at sifl.l2 for rcd aud white
Corn active at 81 for shelled. and 500 81
for old ear, new corn i5@4-c.
Whisky AT 34i
good demsnd for mess pork: sales Of
1900 bills at SIC. 20 for country. and SOS
city.
Lard dull at sstc1efsc.
Green meats IN demand at az tor shouls
dcrs. ) and 81, Tor rib and clear zidcs, and
ga &c for hams.
Hogs dull and prices but fccbly sustained /.
sales OF lSO0 at - IS for light. and 81 400
- ca Tor heavy. 200 to 26O vas the aver
age. Receipts. 900 head.
Groceries firm but quiet.
Gold Al N Silver and Demand Notes
unchanged.
Exchange IN active demand at ar selling
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FROM VIRGINIA.
nm So srrrIAI.

MAR RArrAuANNocK STATION. Nov 81
4 cgro came into our lines At Rappahan-
mock Station AMI reports that an outpost OF
the enemy = in a raviuc opposite the bridge.
The force consists Of seven companies aud
some cavalry. At Brandy Station. tive
miles further south, there j. large force
from l"ngstrccts army.
This country has been 50 completely des-
olatcd hy war that starvation threatens the
inhabitants
Two designations. in consequence Of tho
change OF commanders. have been rcpar,sd
to Gen. Doubleday from hisdivi~ion. They
we're endorsed with the recommendation
that the applicants be dishonorably dismissed
from service
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FROM NEW Jersey

TRESToS. Nov l4.-Licut. Col A. +.
Colburnc and J Z Duane Of the engineer
corps. both belonging TO the staff Of General
Mcclellan. were sent TO Washington this
morning under arrest. Ii Is said that the
orders were received by an officer Of the u.
). army in this city, and that tho persons
named repaired at onco TO Washington to
place themselves at the disposal of the au-
thorities
A report prevails here that other members
OF McClellan's staff are TO be put under ar
rest. The charges against them arc un-
known.
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FROM CANADA.

ToKoNro, Nov II Tho Rossin House.
the largest hotel in Canada. was destroyed
by FIRE this morning, together with all the
stores and shops in the building. number
of lives arc supposed to have been lost.
among them a man named Graham. and one
OF two soldiers. who were assisting TO re-
move the furniture. The guests of tho house
we're all saved. The insurance on the hotel
was SO 600
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sX-There II a man in Connecticut by tho
name OF James Douglass who was born on
the Ist of August 1853. End Is now ono hun
drcd and nine years old and over. He -
said 10 DO in good health and very robust.
and apparently good for p ordinary Iife time
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TT Barnum. accompanied by General
Tom Thumb AMI Commodore Mutt, has
been visiting the Seventh Massaehuseit'
regiment. stationed about seven miles north
east Of Washington Elias Howe. Jr,
f.ho.e ,c.sl, income y n quarter Of mil
hon = paisaie IA lhia regiment. AMI carrie
the mail DAT, f,osn Washington to tie camp.
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LONGEVITY 90 TuE Hons E.-1he Courier
do Nerlun mentions a rare instance OF Ion
gcvity ia tho equine race. NJ. Colias Cat
teIe,. member Of tho Csuncil-General Of tho
Mouse. hav ing just lost horse at the ad
vanccd age Of forty five.
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waSrED-To employ a tailor. at the New
York Dye House, No. North Fourth street.
Constant employment given.
Verhaught Elm Schneider IL der New
Yorker Farberei. No. $ iie sirassc.
noyl2-i2t
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~ Mr.. Daniel Whitney. "tbe oldest
white American ies.dea. OF the State of
Wisconsin" aied Nov. 18th. II Green Bay.
aged o. years Mr. Whitney was brother
IN law 70 DR.. Fitch. Of this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

- Toledo u big grain mart, and M
ad.l.,ion il being made to is elevators OF one
with capacity for slowing ioo.ooo bushels OF
grain. Il will require Z. 800 900 feet Of tim
Der 10 build il
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

- The Local Editor has had a series OF
engagements this week with that scourge oil
the wabash-Fevcr and Ague. which VIII
account Tor the non appearance OF any items
oflocai interest. IL any have occurred.
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business meeting al the
>9ning. al O'Clock. Tor
- Y the ensuing wear
\ iull attention l. requcsf- -,
BALLARD s.tru 60
CM W,rREx. q. :.
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- Latest Ncu York ssslc- Of Sslk Il.s.
--sonethins ness-snd ssyiish--iasi received
n hAsnettt Has Store. uorth-czst rcrnrr a
'he Public Squre. Tueli & Ridley. OIL ss.,.l
Call and SET orc. o~t9i.,~
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Attention Iirrmrnii

Niso Fire EuEine ! Hose 60. No ? ~
hereby orlcrci 10 meet. for exercise. en-
saturday Nov. 18th. az O'clock p. n.
T. n. ELLIS. Csr,ain
ts~ = Nrrr. Rec. Sec.
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MarRnD-By Rev Thomas Bartlett. at
the residence OF the brides father. on the
18th inst. Mr.. FRASK PUcH. and Miss MAhf
JAxs JoHSsoS.
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Losr Gux.-The gentleman Who has my
single barrled shot gun will please return il
20 my store,
Nov,salu J.C. YATES.
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Fma-Tbc dwelling Of Mrs. Graf. on
Ohio street. caught ire yesterday evening
and VAS entirely consumed The Fire De
psrtmcnt "a. on the ground as soon as could
10 expected under the circumstance. but
the flames had attained tao much progress
20 he subdued There Was no insurance on
the hoase. The furniture was saved. We
could not learn the origin Of the iire
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

The undersigned has jus, received an Gle.
sAn' Assortment Of winter Ronncts. y hish
'"e WI oPen on Friday. Nov iish. for thc
inspection Of her ola patrons. ard a. u,any
nes ones - may favor her with a cali.
Ms " II aRpOTT
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"aSrxn--FrOn iea % twenty sOoa Ma
ers aad lAborers Al our Coal Mae ore ass
three fourth nile sol q The CITY. for uh;eh
the h'ses' price I'll Be pail Aepi, 10 he
undersigned No :. Thirl Street.
uosleai- CONES AND LUDLOW
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~ The Prince OF Wales was oiage on
Saturday last. AMI the event was ee'ebfn'ea
Throughout Canada.
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LosT.-A young Pointer Dog. Had n
collar on his neck. Any one returning him
to me will be literally rewarded.
nov5jtf Il. SHOEMAKER.
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MAPS.
eOO O00 MALE or FEMALE
OOO.VOO AGENTS TO SEIl.

100000 M saAsr. 20 or s nEAALE
LLOYD INV STEEI rT.kTE COUNTY cOIORED
NAP or TIE USTTTp STATES.
CASADAs. AND INV BRUNSWICK
Prem resent snrrey~. ocmplesrd kar- 10 lse,.
cast f5n, ose % engrsve u and oo> year. time
s4psriog g. A1y Gle nap ever made BY Colton O.
Mitchell ard IL az The 100 price e % oents. re.
osso nasrr~- engraved 90 this nap.
Il i nos suly coarty hap. bat q = alEoa
COUNTY AND RAILROADAA
q IL e State and CssAs4s oonisc IN eBe. s1vfur
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ard dissaAncs bsfwcrn-
Craranic- sny vomsn q mar % - O. p<r gay.
apa IN Iass hsck al nap- tAst e.nnot - ssl< ard
ref1nt H. rssnry
sod So e. wOrth Try.
frinfed t.ssrscto1s kos % cznvass vel. f1gnish-
- al cur sesuts
wautri-A smart raan. - WheleEale Agers fsr
ocr Mas IN every Stats C.z.11a. En<lxof al a.
iiornia- fstuoe nay te Da1e viii a snail eapttsi.
IT LLOYD.
So- &c. Br~a1<sy. ~. YoFk.
Tss Wa nspzrtneuf uscs car Nap q yirgfnas
sd naryisnl. hick = MAKE Torozgk f4re Gap
issl Rnn Nouniains, Pals Ckarrh all h forss -
ks fos1r1sc and e-cTy sthsr pl.ce u N4ryisna and
FlrgirlA. r.oofy rcfandet-
IEsce - cc1t.- Sept- 10. ds1i
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- Oyster SOUP served up al CorlGthian
=. At any moment. Tor ten cents pcs bowl
no,lo du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

IL All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store aud get Que OF the Home
Manufacture. whieh make myself; there
lore can warrant all hats bought OF me
have fine assortment ~ French Beaver,
Otter and Sof: CASHMERE hat % tho fncsl
quality. and Of all coiors. which am selling
very low also. large assortmcns Of Wool
Hats. OF all colorS. ranging IN plicc A. low
A. City cents.
r RI LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 90 &. YATES.
MI n Cor. Fifth. and Main a
~ Ladies aud gentlemen. now IS the
time to ret your Fall ard Winter wear col
osed and cleaned Having improved and en-
iarged our dye house and finishing tools. No
are prepared 10 do any kind OF work IN our
line not to be excoiled in the western
cities J. q. REINERS 4 SON,
East Wabash - bet 9th 81 & canal
Nosl0jlm
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sE- Religion "a like the hrmamc"i ihe
moro one searches il the more stare arc
aeen. q "a like the sea: the more ono We've
4 the more bound it appears.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

cEThe 81 quarter ofMiss Williams Sc
lect School will commence on Monday Nov.
18th. DIV
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Ts1~rations oshd er(uniike oil othcrslaro
''Frce from Polsons."
''Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
''Rats do not die on the premises
They come out Of their holes to die"
"rhey are the only infallible remedies known"
ia years and more established In New York City.
Jsef 6y-the City Pest Gfloe.
CSod 1s-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
JSed blythe City Steamers, Ships, &C.
Used blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &C.
Jsed 6y-the City Hotels, 'Astors. ST Nicholas &c
Used 6y-the Boarding Houses. &C.. &c.
Used 6y-more than 50 600 Private Families.
a. Soc one or faro Specimens Of arhdf Is Etery-
,oAere said by The -EdisoTs-Dedieys. DC.
H0USEKEEPERs- with ysTmin need be
no longer. IL they CosrAB's" Exterminators.
We have used IL 10 our satisfaction, and II q bex
cost IS we would have H. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing; but 'CosrAR's" article
knocks the breath out OF Rats, Mice, Beaches. and
Bed Bugs, quicker than wo can write 1t. tits In
great demand all over the country. Medina l0.l
Gdsctts.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nualld In Grant County by vormln. than would pay
tons OF this Rat and Insect Kiiier.-Laneastsr
lwis.l Herald.
parations rapidly. Wherever they have been used.
Rats, Mice Reaches and vermIn disappear rapidly.
Ii EcKKR 4 sroUrTEa. Druggists. Windsor. Nd.
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sE- Sold BOvysoAere By
wHoarssIr DxusaIsis Ina ne large cftiee~
some Of the
WkolssaIe AGENTS an NsH York CITY
shlefTelln Brothers 4 Co. Harrsl, Risey Kitchen
n. A. Fahne~tock, Hull Bush, Gale Rohinson-
ACo NJ. Ward, Close a c..
A. T. A ID. eAnd- Co. McxissonA Robbins
wheeler A Hart. n. \. Barnes Go.
James 4. AspiuvAil. v. &. Wells %.
Morgan Alien Lsselie, Marsh Gardner
Hall. Ruckel Col Hall, Dixon a Co.
Thomas Fuller. Cesrad f"x-
+. u. Orvis.
Pkasdeipkio, Psnnsysean.a.
7. W. Dvostk Co. Rcb'i Shoemaker a Co.
n A Fshnessoek a O.. French. Richards a Co
Asp
Boston, Mass
Geo. c. Goodwin Acc westss fotisr.
Ms Burr A c.. John wii<on. u
AyD orSuHs
Al.o all wsofsssIK Dxuoes-rs 81
Chicago. Ills.
~. Louis. Mo,
Detroit, Mich.
Louisville, Ky,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pittsburgh. Pa,
Buffalo. ~. b
Isrrssts Grocer. stor~keepsr- snf RetAiiefs ssn'
orally IA az Country T0sns.sns Villages
In the
UNITED STATES.
Terre- A0wfe, Ind,
sols ~
THOMAS R. BARR,
Are ~ ne Druggists. s,orskeep-rs ana RstAsler
scn.fAiiy.
uACoCsTkE DxsExEs can order Is above.
Or st3ro.s orsers elrecs- o. n Prices. rerneA. =
h desired, ~ seaa sor llsssl cirosl.r. giving =.
ssest rrsnesi 70
HENRY Il. CO8TAR
80. Rsess-.y. ssvyrt.
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Ma. W Il. ABBOTT


- 2.uslo baeS q Croa,a fs.c--.,.., : =,
arriving anl for salc.
Notiliiwuim. Rs .,V go
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JUSTICE.
Seeds and Dried Fruit.


- TT % - ~ tse kIeh~-t CA r-rsr-
A n HEfnAN
~ = hef~sen Tsr-~ Haste uss-s A. rer-.,
A Ncksfns WsrfAc1.e "a. -
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"Cosiars" RAJ, Roach. DC. Erferminafor.
"Cosfar's"
"Cesfsrs" Bed bug Erterm'nsfor.
'Cosfar's'1
"Cosfar's" Electric Psrdey. fvr Iastofs, DC.
IL 25c, Soc and 81 90 Boxes. Bottles and Flasks
and tS Sizes for Plantations, SHIPS. Boats.
I0tsls. etc. etc.
CAUTION To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and LSghiy fcTht-
ciotss T.sfrfiOns a new label has bssn prepared.
bearing locsiHle Of the rroprietor's signature.
Exsmins each box bottle. or Task carefully before
purchasing. and take nethisg but "CostaT's.
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/ DH0TOGRArH ALBUMS and
cs-s Purtrx.s-. q. sssfly u. rss<.vei -
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WASHINGTON, Eov. 1.-THE following
dispatch has been received at the Hcadquar
tiers ofthc army:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Liacolas Reply 70 Greeley,

TThe New York Tribune Of August 2oth
contained a long letter signed by Horace
Greedy addressed to the President to which
tie following is a reply;l
ExscuTlvE MAxsIex. /
Washington, Aug AZ. :
Hon. Horace Gfecly:-DEAR SIR:-I
have just received yours of the 9th inst,
addressed to myself through the N. Y 7Fri-
b0ae If there be in it any statements or
assumptions Of fact which may know to
be erroneous. ] do not now here ontravert
them; if there be any inforences which /
may believe to be falsely drawn. do not
now here argue against them; If there be
discovered in it an impatient tone,..I wave it
iii difference t. an oil friend whose heart h
haze always supposed to he ia the right.
As to the policy | seem to be pursuing, as
YOU say, have not meant to leave it to any
ore III doubt. I would save the Union
would save it ia the shortest way under
he Constitution. The sooner the national
authority can be restored the nearer the
Union will be the Union as it was. Ifthere
Be- those who would not save the Union un-
less they could save at the same time sla-
very, do not argue with them; il there be
those Who would not save the Union unless
they would at the same time destroy slave
~, | do not argue with them. Ny present
oil ct Is to save the Union and not either
to save Of destroy slavery. II | could save
the Union without freeing any slaves |
would "a 1t, and if / could save it by free
ING all the slases would do il, and it /
could save il By freeing some and leaving
Others aloae. | would also DO that.
What do shout s. very AMI the colored
raee I 20 Because I believe it helps TO save
this Uaion. AMI what l ior5ear, fo,bear
because 10 not believe il would help to
save the Union. shall do less VII. never
Ibeleye what ain doing hurts the cause,
and | shall do more whenever beliese do
ing more will help Tie caase. | shall Try
"a correct errors when shown to be errors,
and / shall adopt new views 50 fast as
they shall appear t. be true views.
have hele stated my purpose accord
ing 70 my view Of official duty, aud in
tend no modification Of my expressed per-
sonal wish, that all saen, everywhere, could
be free.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Naw York. AUG. %.

New Ofk, Aug. 10.
The Philadelphia Press says Gen. Pope
has fallen back across the Rappahannock,
and made that stream his line Of defense.
The enemy is in great force on the south
bank, and had made several Intellectual
efforts to cross and turn our right flank, at
the same time making demonstrations on
our center. Such disposition Of our army
has been made that there need be no fears
Of further retreat.
Gen. Mcclellan has arrived with large
portion Of bis army. and it is believed had
assumed command of both armies
Fighting Of desultory character has
been going on for several days, and the
enemy mas no doubt Teen repnlsed at all
points by our batteries, though not without
some loss OF artillery men and horses
During Thursday heavy firing was heard
on the extreme lefband it was believed that
Gen. Reno repulsed the rebels.
Gen. Pope is praised for great skill and
activity in strengthening all weak points.
1t is said he had no rest for seyenty-two
hours.
All our adgices indicate our success at
all points.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Indian Massacres il Minnesota,

st. Paul, Aug. %.
Parties from the Minnesota river reach
ed here last night, state that scouts esli-
mate the numbers of whites already kill
ed by the Sioux is five hundred. The
opinion is based on the number of bodies
discovered along the road and trails 1t is
believed all the missionaries were killed
The civilized Indians exceeded their savage
brethren in atrocities.
Mr.. Frenzler, an Interpreter who has
spent most Of his life among the Indians,
volunteered to 90 alone, trusting to knowl-
edge, to the Ind ans, and disguised, to es-
cape detection, dressed, painted in savage
style, and ar wed at the Upper Agency at
night. The place was literally ha5itations
Of the Dutch. Visited all houses and saw
farmer occupants lying dead, some on door
steps, and some scattered in the yard.
He went to the house Of Hon. j. B.
Brown, recognized every member Of the
family, eighteen in all, murdered; he Wis
tied Beaver Greek, found fifty families
killed; went to every house and recognized
bodies of nearly all former inhabitants.
Among the recognized at Agency were n.
Giyins and family, Mr.. Galbraith and chill
dren, DIR. Wakefield and family, John Tod
dins and family. John and Edward May
nor and two missionaries, Rev. Dir. vii
Hanson and Rev. Mr.. Wigg.
The force gone to relief Of Fl. Ridgely
reports that the Sioux bands united ii car
rying out n terrible aud desperate scheme,
and says they will only be too happy to
find so powerful supporting bands Of
Yankton, and other Indians not united
Sith them.
Mr.. Frienzer, the disguised interpreter
writes Governor Ramsey from Henderson
21st, says he left Fort Ridgely at 5. D M,
and there were then 1000 Indians around
Fort Ridgely, and the wooden buildings
were burning, and thinks that other tribes
are joining tie Sioux. and present aformid-
able army.
A reliable letter dated Glenco, 2lst, says
injury was done BY a stampede Of the set
tiers. Another scene Of woe can hardly
be found in the South as iii Mcleod,
Meeker, and the northern part Of Sibley
and other counties. In ST. Paul and adj
joining county all available horses being
gathered up, all sorts Of available we~pons
will be used by willing hands for immedi-
ate and summary punishment Of these au-
dacious and rascally Indians.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

~ t1SLiilsst 0ll Il az. Q.
Special to the World There is but little
doubt that the junction Of the army Of
the Potomac, with the army Of Va,
though no official announcement Of the
fact has been made, private letters have
been received, which state that the union
has been made, and there is now little
cause for anxiety in regard 10 military op-
erations in Va. The move was an ex-
tremely hazardous one, and Its successful
completion reflects the highest credit on
Gen. Halleck who planned, and Gen. Nc
Clellan who executed it
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Washington AUG. 2!


Baltlmoreans say that since the order
for drafting, over 5000 citizens Of Mary
land, between the ages of Is and 45 have
left that State for the South and Canada,
and that the exodus is still going on at the
rate of from 800 to 500 daily.
The Southern country is oyerrun with
the guerillas. Nothing like it was ever
known before. The CONSUMPTION takes all
between Is and IS, and then the militia
comes, and takes all from 80 to so, Ieay-
ing but few men at home for any purpose
whatever. In fact our Informant states
that services Of business are suspended in
many portions Of Miss, and nothing but
the war is thought OF, or pursued. This
accounts for the large number Of guerilas
everywhere in the South, and nowhere
are thy more numerous or malignant in
their operations. than in any stiiking dis
lance Of Memphis.
There are 1900 guerillas opposite Hele-
ma, committing great depredations. They
burned 1000 bales of cotton. A few
days since the ferry boat Hamilton Belle
was fired into several times, from the
Mississippi shore; there was no one in
jured.