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The Placer herald., 1862-02-01

THE LAST FLOOD.
Since ! last addressed you, we have experience
ed another flood which was eXcelled only by that
of the 10th instant. But these overfows are be-
coming SO common and occur so frequently, that
we. (ike the eels at being skinned,) are getting
used to them. At first we thought we could not
possibly endure second, but since we have eX-
perienced and survived the sirh, we know we
are invincibe At any rate, we are possessed of a
great power Of endurance.
THE PROSPECT BETTER
Since Sunday last the waters have been falling
slowly but steadily, and on Tuesday morning the
streets had become so free that pedestrians could
move about without any great inconvenience
VI course refer to the main streets west of lth
All south of l. and west of 7th are still submerg-
ed, and will remain so till next June or until the
Sacramento river falls low within its banks
Many OF the streets lying in the north eastern
section Will also remain under water for some
time. Still with all this weight of water upon
us, things begin to look brighter, and business
will grow better and better from day to day from
this day onward, unless we again visited with
more stormy weather. A few rainy days, in the
present exposed condition Of the levee on the
American, at Rabel's Tannerv, would cause the
present Overhowcd streets to extend their waters
The break
AT RABEL's TANNERY
is very formidable, and it is q great question
whether any repairs can be made Oh it before next
summer. The levee is entirely washed away
distance of five or six hundred feet, and the an
gle of the river at the spot receives the full force
of the main current II the American goes up
then the amount discharged into the city there
from will be prOportioned to the RISE But for
this break. the water of the last flood would not
have reached nearer within two feet OF the flood
mark of the 10th. inst.
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EXCISE TAX.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the following named persons have beer
appointed Assistant Assessors Tor The several ID
visions numbafct below. constituting the S-,er n
ASSESSMENT h!-'F.c; q tie S.s,e q laiials
uoo, corSrs.
bsri-ss-, S..l-wiinsn X r,ivsrd.. " Terre-
HAG;s
All that part - HArriso.a township. is.sls-
ding abe eiIy.s q Fcrre-Elsase. aosntes e. sol-
lows: Beginning ., TIE southwest correr az oot-s,
" IerEc-Haaic No. -, tierce an. % the rcnre a
The south line OF sefi -. tossa H. nof n II ran e
west. thence asrth 10 iAs esnsTo the north Sec
ton llne Of section -, same town and rarge thence
west 70 The Wabash river, thence south with TIE
east bank 81 said river 10 the place % herrris,-
aisesil that part OF said river laying west % The
.ass named boundary lss 4, he ives, hank Of sid
riyes.
Dses.sr,. u. s-ssnrrt Mckee,. = HARRISON
township ~
An Tia, part Ct said eo...,, 18th q The N.slOasi
ks =, end sss, - the wahash river. not sr,raccd
Distsies. ", s--iidwara Rsl,ei..,. = Harrison
Aiisis, part u sat. county wet ., The wssssh
river, and cas-, - said river and north q ~ Ns
cons' hesA. and not ilcindes in Division " T.
ssnNIrrloS coUNry.
5'srss'e~. fo4 s-Stcphen NTinin. l.. ,,ua-
shirs
gownship>--t'liusoa sua Hsr
pifis!,as, -. s--Raskin I. slo.i-.. Nssra
TOWNSHIP s-vcrn'iiior. Eusrne Eichiafi
rAEKE COUNTY.
l7s<ss.oa, IA. s--John Niilikin. Norts1ansa
fo1ussips-ReSrvc, Penn, Liberty. Sugar Crrrk.
Howard.
Dieis.oa. yr William II. I'VE. Rockville.
townships Adams, wshash. Union. Green and
Nashilgtan.
Dsris'es, ". s-Jos,rh SeFarlsus. Rscroon
township.
rovushir.--r1orias. Rseceoo and J.el.oa.
rrTNAN COUNTY.
S~ee'oo -. a-vHscn l. Ha,rison. Ru,.ei.
Iounshirs-au>scl. Franklin. sod Jaokssn.
Dssisio-. ~ lO-John W. carp, Greensasslo.
ships-Ciinfcn. Mouroe, Tlovd Madison, /
5rcencasila and Marion.
l7izisios, W. fl-warron Fclious. M.nhst,.-.
lo~oships- Washington and NarFen.
Dsrisscs. W. l2-fIeuston Foster. NJ, Nsridi,-.
Tow sh'rs--Se1erson, Covcrdalc. NH cfcek
CLAY oovsn
D,rtsi's, Ao. is-Nsshauiel Ailen Fossy soan-
townships Jackson Cas-. nick Iohn,on
Van Buren,.
Dteisioa. W. la--Jsue, /. Harris Bowling
Tovashps-susar Ridge. Washington. Harrison.
Lcris and Perry.
OWN COUNTY.
Dsetssos. No. l5-Joha H. Martin. If Spencer.
ships--Fr snklin, jefferson. Marion. fsfsv-
tie, Washington and Clay.
Dirfsion, No lev X Hodshire. Of cos,,srt.
rownships-Morgsns Montgomery. Wayne, Jack
on. Jennings, Taylor and Harrison
GkErSE COUNTY
DECISION, 10. l7--Pblanier Barr, Wellington.
io"nships-Eel river, rairplay, jefferson, Wash.
ngton. Smith, Wright, Stockton aud stafford
DssfsfoT, 70 Is-villiam W Carney Bloom.
Ield.
To~nships-HighlAri. Taylor. and csss.
pirisio1. No. le-Janes n. Castor, solsburr.
rownshirs-Jaokson, Centre. aud Beach ctres
SULLIVAN COUNTY
Hras.os, 70 o-Samuel Ne Reed. sullivan
nships--Jsckscn. fsirtsrks Turrnsu. H.m
sen and Gin.
lsrsssoh. w. 1i--john Martin Carlisle.
lownships-Cnrry. Cas-, Jefferson and Hacaen
JAMES FARRISGTON
Assessor Tih Assessment District OF Indiana
ferre-hsate, Oct 2. ls62-dwaw
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l,u,- osN,y. E-q.. va bora ia Bnglaud
ant emis,,,,a 20 Aracrir, whac SIN 10 bis
minority. Though quite yuune when he
ieache1 Ani,s.cs. set be hal secured saoS-.
errste.ls.-as.oa. Seleclias e.,l en-iuccr-
AK as a ...o.a,s.o4. he soon cNrclift n ~
paeues aaf became ia,ef.ic On account
81 AZ abaaie- and p'laegsy vaer ,be
aromaeai mea hotslas c1i.c laSios Ne ad
mlsi-sr~shrfm ne cisunenlsArl statesman.
eea \ Jackson. Bro Oakley sur, eyed pub
fehal lllDois. Missouri and IoNa Tie
v. ,i.o essplcved "a maas Of ihe fablie
works u tle country .rraciieias hi. ois>s.oa
10; the past tn eise ,cArshe rc4iaci 81 fersc
Ilausv. lnsi,ana. during portion 6 vh'rh
uulc lc hels the oaite 81 county s-ssesos-
I, vas sl-o during :si- PERIOD TIA, be visited
Chicago. remaining fcr several me- ths. a,
dacvcst FINES rvssgcd ia civil cugaaes rias.
%. one 81 these oc.Asicrs he bccais, Goa
,iasssi. ~Ll;e associated wia rpfs.ae geS
.ons. Of the necessity Of r'oessnai interest
in TIE t'oog o ,'hsisi. AID ulies % aaa.
caes aat ruii,ucc 81 such fr'cpds. etts'aoa
tlic blessing. ao1 united w,ih he a. :
Chas,A Wi.sa ti.e rcbe.l.oa bsoke oai h,s
manly spirit ap.i gcucroes rsts'eti-ns lc.l him
fasnzh over lartv-6sc YEAR. - volunteer Is.
tho acfenco oftse general goecrameui. afl
sc.or.lingly We fnl him amens llr Co.. b.
io,a he Fousseeusa ReSime1t q isd.ss.
Vcl,srtecr- The aaihoglties ~ frst ssesfci
him On account q his aee. tui a eof
aseasc Of Ms iaexiinguAshah'e >ei.,.,.i.
converting ~ esuuss,. he ~ aResa-.l
sresfscj
Alaay, exact p1omll aui enscie.t 81 tl,e
onaH''ssat'As--ia ~hssh departments he ~ss
enp'eSsi-'e~ men IN lhe roeinosl have
done more for shesr e,untrs s...n -, -
Sch ~As - ir'isziiab'c ,.lhsfee = :, sai,
thai in<s1,cns disease nd ease. on, .......,,
~ and greaiiy suacisteiN,s boil. 49,, a !.
suceumhei % is rover hat ~ a~.l. 49,.
n peace 20 he crave Darse ,so-~ t.,s
one year. II The mi1ss 81 .ias g-s..ense. -,
sncc- 81 TIE srnv te Va tte ,sns is.sfi.
sent. cheerful. seees .sririse.a t'lr..si.a. as.
beng inseEroEa,sa p regard - g. ~s4.ts..
cons.sion. sAofi iine eesofe p, .tss. l..
syes Giled All 81. he.on hetvef ~.
seemed - 'tsrk - 10 fs.ssrs, effis1 s..
shc 1eicctahie coansry J.,.s te'orc q. -.
-. All = F'sace--sii . ~sli he .i..-i =
llaFrisoas LAad.rf. James necf. ~. /.
typhoid fcFer. AUG. = Feser % h.s 80.
linn
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DANciN. rn.la RAGS pss Two "i.o
phsticatet country las-es visited Niolo's. ~
New iofh during the ballet season. When
the -hori kirtci. eo~samef clad oymphs
made their appearance OF the stage. they
became restless and fidecss "ph. ANNE
exclaimed one. sefo rocs Well. Nary
III ANT nirc-l don't Ike a. HUH
II don't care. 5, ANT nico. aed ! wonder that
suss brought ms q serh a place lis'fs.
Mary. the lolhs viii laugh - ,en Naes
oue "a t~o ilipgs and nr5neiic. iAe h'n'a,
,ar Nj. -eid ooh. Annie IL, so--.t ai,st
mice. ani I don, leel comfortable DO
hush. Man. replied the sister. ~l9' s~n
fsee VA -.eii~s. though it wore an air -
DISCRIMINATION. it, ihe ar, time 'sa<"fer
"a lhcsa-. al I n.prosc !, VII he the las.
- ! "a, la-' ,'anS "a ~, II ent a tAes dance
every ~ az heir barks'
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I'll come parts Of the Sou;li co~s lair
f.snu fac manufacture ~ rlcthirs. %
TIC plses s9sl. which bas become seed
ugly scar e. The haif !. washed pefeci'y
clean. aaa called o. beat - ~ tokiee -
banches. sferHi j. well dr.e'i. u b seaay
ios sse l.4e wool. sor ordinary clothing. !;
:. u.ed ollly for filing, and mixei a''h
oniv ab8at ore sl.fd cotton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

~ T.ss rage iof mones-m.k.ng proiaaes
even orr army hcspitais. aad some ~ them
are embelli.hel with cheering advertise
,ne1nt- inlormias me DING patient Ga what
conditions hs BODY vil be omha'mea and
cert bark 20 hi. friends
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- Al Davenport the other dis, sli
which WIS being chasei by escral pefs9n-.
raa pqa maa'. leg. inside - isorser q
laid bold o! the inans lex viii - feeih.
AMI he'll d. grip wilh seea ,ensc'.y Neit tne
man trousers bad - be eui. an. 'he ~ vf-
INFINITELY taken ont with q piece O.; hs.f 'e
tween his teeth The wound indicted q
stated g. be- .cfios.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

MAnel.p.-ia ,lis e.iy Al The se-.deare 81
Mr r. Finkiiucf WeInc-lsy oseuns. osto-
Ter 4.a1. by Rev. Lyman Abboi'' Nf.
WILLIAM Hrssfl - ais. Nsrr 6 snsffr,
al ~ this e.ts
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- Blos,is caution 20 anes'opi man
% aon h. Wa Carrying on Ia baek tcss she
Nagara Falls II must request eoa - -
quiet. a. shall taseto rut Won aosa
the .1ea .. bciae 'e't on tho rope T. .h'li
lsr L.n..cH kept co. terrified bueieu n
obci. enee o. il,e beilrf. 49, - iley feaehfl
the bank ~ -a'efy
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vERMiN.

,S0SA .abs1T Ifsz i
~ Dssfscg-Rals. sosetss. g.
- DsSroy-Hice, Nelss. sua ksis
- De<fros-Eed-Bzgs-
70 Dtffov-Nsths In FSfs. Clothes. g.
70 I-es,ros'-HosquitOes AM Fie=--
- x'e<sros-insccis on. Plants am Fowls
" 1ss'roy -lnsestsoa Animals, As
T. I<.rrcv-rverv form ara sp@eies - Yer
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Night Dispatches
FROM PHILADELPHIA

faif ,Dstrsn o.; 2s-TAe lag coo-
tested eieSsion 81 lh1mp-on. - ra,o.
~s,ll ~-rsiuu~- ~ t,srrkx q She..fs
lhea,ls,e a. $50 srsR~~-,sn q tie off~~
A.f -fe issnfnr Mr. Stcrif Fain- has
sfzlici - ~ Supreme Cours for sn ir.n-r
t,oa shieh 0ll 80 .eeas3 n f1tsbnrr =.
ffe .-lth -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
n Don Dispatches.



PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 22j.-TLc Ritisi5ld
( Wing OF the Goth contains an editorial o.. ,he
Affairs ia Kentacky. IL says this rctrq-ace
movement has profoundly disappointed aud
mortified our peooie, aud dashed the fond
hopes they had formed Of iibcrat.lg Ken
tucky AMI Tennessee. We had re4ssnably
expected Tram Bragg's maguifceat army
something more than 4 mere incuFsipa q the
neighbofliood OF the Ohio river. we had ga
ticipat-d something more than bos=tfni or
less aad sounding prociamatoas. -. lad
fofmed exalted hopes Of tie great expedition
which he led nearv up - Louisville. Ills
long dcisy sf TapeliO Iii hesim Chat.
tsHOOga AID his taIiy advance i-f. Is irckv
Lad shakca tie publ cortiecse -'u, few
were willing 70 condemn him usar
opportunity remained ls- fLc cet .snagiou
o. The grand object % ihe Huii 81 IL il
al. over nov. The kentucky q men, IL
the hands Of Bragg has turnf .ut 70 be
simply a fzzle. Il has been r. lightning
70 cud G brilliant hinndcs a,I miscrble
failure I'D ttsts
PHiLAuELPmA, Get. - The following
regiments have just Joined Sigel's command.
the llOth 18th l36lh 18th and l57th New
1ork, 33d Massachusetts, and 26th Visor
sin. The Sad Illinois j. or thc way aad
will probably iJin him to-day. much facts 4s
these ase sufficient answers 10 the faul. Tat
Sigei has not been properly TeilioTeed.---
Siscl Yesterday moved his command - the
neghborh 81 CeIirevillc and established
hi, Head Quarter licre
\ man aFFts.d la tb0 ests -.sss "a, bi. direct
from Richmond, he was tcam.ter IN the
Federaiarmy anu IS capsurcd ia tho first
battle OF Bull Run Hc says he saw tho
Mcrfimac. 10 ,. lying bear Rockets as b.
passed dosl, be thinks sAe is ueaFly ready
iovseryice, she has had all the .ifon-p.atou
placed on her aud look a. II she would be an
ugly. customer. he heard persons saw who saw
the Old Norfimac that this ous +, similar in T.
construction and plan. though not so large /
ana viii be mere easily handled
For OF the tirt Maryland Cavalry. Union. /
had been &c confined aud arc 10 DC tired on F.
the charge Of murder. what the fact are re I
could bnt learn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

Twryrr DoL,ns RrwARD.-Stolen. on
Saturday night, oct. llih. from the Public
Square Tc-re Haute. Hsh; bay Horse,
bald face, three white wheel. solar marks.
anl tirec years oil lat spr..s. The horse
had on a saddle, bride. and mariingalcs
1il giso ne above reuast f5r fhe Horse do
iisefes 81 Besuchsmp's stable. Tcrfc Haaie.
Or information As nil lead to his recovery.
WILLIAM & MOORE.
Iu0saa haif miles es-r - Tcfrc Haufe.
ga che National Road actlt d&v2w
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OF household goods and kitchen furniture
at the house lately occupied by Or. Wallace.
on Swami 81. above 9th.
The shove articles vii bc offered ~ pr
saie sl'e today. and the balance a. public
sale on Frit.v October 2fih. oct23 81
-
--somcthiag neai and siyli-h--iust received
a Basne,t'- Hat Store. northeast corner 81
the Pablo Squrc. Tnell Ripley's old stand
CAL era get one ocf3l-.~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

afT1Srfox rSrc~ nrrrrs You arc re
quessed TO meet Il your Armory tbs FRI
dayI evening Al O'Clock for drill
BY order
W = WILLIAMS,
lsf IieutenaIt
e WARREN. o.
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ToNsoRsAL.
Medicated Hair washl

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
havin< rc6ttesi Ii Shss lng sal Hair I,ress ne
@aioo- adjoining tie Ierrr arte House, % - itsve
iTferm The citsens ans yptfr generally. that ke
rs~ prepared - 49, ufsn customer. On his
psael lactory strict atlefslon sven %
Skal,-rcnin< 49, CrttIf.. les ar tiitle i-iris
Nsfr npc " 80 van
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Eoo- We want 5000 or i0o.O 900 dozen
Egg. for whieh we vii pay the highest cash
pfiee- q. :. FUTILE 4 co
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LEGAL

THE undersigned has been appoint
AAsnlnis,r.sas - iAt ssists q ie..s toh1.. ".
.Ttlg5 a-.grf,. sfrsssri. ssit estate y EIeessiy
saifelft T. "
l-.lrnnu
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Tsrre-Haute Female College.

rerTe-Haute Female College.
TlIE NINTH SEMI-ANNU Al
Il Ses,Ieeol tl.s iost.lus.oe u.n spcn 20
Thursday. the 9Th OF sept. ncst.
Rev Tcrnss S~rocer. \. NJ. fartnrsiy Professor
Ia he Ctsa FtfaAls Csils<c sud tlentaie fsuaaie
Cofr<c ~ Oaie. aiso. NJ = & Willard. 81 u
fi~v f~tsie >esainsff. 90 NY. have hcen secured
s.ttss1trs 1efh Ia aI.ee f-etler. 1stiaxuisii
81 81 f.fIr pftfee-ifa.
r- r~...pc,ts e Chr Celie<r werr never rssre -
r,sr.eia- han prsegaf. and rurils in< a.
err saaal1 make afalttrin iifsr1rs sfrs tisf S-i
t,-sn1s f,ssy u eet1lcf
tstsl..<nes - ~ Coles nay - b4i - spvfie
So ~ uat~rsl <ret JOHN CoNkks.
Agg. ~. i>Ct-@Sim
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IRON wAsHrNGrnN

WeaiScroS, Oct yld-Little or no i'm
porancc IS attached 10 the rumors which are
occasionally revived here and elsewhere that
Gen. Mcclellan Is TO be Superseded by Gen.
Hooker ia the command of the Army Of the
lofonac. Inquiry has been mace TO-DAY in
usaAiy wel.-lufoTned circles. Bat noting IS
known whaseveF 10 give any basis Tor such
reports. besides Gen. Hooker has not sufii.
niendy recovered from the effects Of his
wounds - take the field.
number * merchants aud ether busiless
niea. usgias tie csecuticn of such measure
as vii s-eedi's oren the entire Mississippi
river % commerce. Ii is believed that plans
with this Tier arc under consideration
4 correspondent from Mexico SAYS that the
constituted authorities there are making the
oesi prs.srstssi.- in their power 10 resist any
further Invasion % the country br the
French
The sames GRAY. plying between Washing
ton aDd Alexandria, exploded her boiler
wLiie lsisg Il her wharf, at tic la,ier city.
this morninc killing fremsa nd slightly
inirfia.. fise f'tnsain
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FROM FORT MONROE
Fosr MoHoY. Oct. II Prom the Rich
nond papers We have the following:


moni papers We have The following.
iIorp SrrrxGs. Oct. l..
Reports from Cornih say the enemy has
esacnatc'i cosin,l, ard also Bolivar Tenn
essce
Tu,s,o, Oct tstha -ssose Confederate
soldiers just arrived rom luka. ay that 700
wounded have been sent 20 that place. AMI
that our number wild not exceed i.5p0 Cur
army is IN tho highest spirii-
Gen rai;S had a narrow escape Among
ear killed i Lieut.. Col. Patterson. lsi Tenn
essee CD Evans. Tcxsn Rangers. Major
n Prior Capt. Cartridht. and VIM. $. MAY
Gold sseliinc ~. Richmond at 81 500 20
ird Silver 81 ,95@ 20 per cent
nefrauding in the Commissars Depart
mepi has 'tecnmg 20 rvmnior rs 20 call forth
ceusneais inlcNr4e d GENERAL talk On iae
street.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE CO-PARTNERsHIP Here

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP Here
II - re e1isfirr i<tvccr p cippcTt 4 wiili<-1
rfrrn xss fiiscsy an .soirst ~ rartrsi cJassut
y-<HgKAT VA DrNs-
Tsrrs ssuir. ~ ,. go.
IL THOSE KNOWN. them
selves lr.,ettst q >. tiy4su 4 turn, Vii
tiess. call a. atc'seftie, Closc - fteir =
essrfs. rlih0at further roti<e. lltier <srfT q tts
ara = 49, horI1rf - eeffis fse s<Cel.fits.
WIZ fsrun al - fsrnf - t1s GA sieff, if9 We
- - fifftf. NlfFfhl - ~
ksx. -. iss. f~-t
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LOCAL DEP ARTMENT.
To subscriber

Tomorrow close tie laird quarter o Ire
49, a,.l next week We transfer the cssfief' r
la,..,..~ b,ols Cur patrons vii &c Kind
.asaei. 70 hard he eas'ies tbs areo''iit due
"a morrow rlora,n... "a, &c q, = re- be
,..ssls, u.-ls trs.s lsrin tie sns-f amounts
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To4uf Strcniasss % rnf SoLciss- Boz
7, FrNb for TIA 7isT REewrNT lSoskSA
yoIrNrrrR. The se',scripiiou amountHg
iva thousand "a hundred aad thirty i've
dollars has been disposed Of a. follows
Amount Of Suhscrirtioe - 't'
Amount paid TO Volunteers
Of list REGIMENT 81 $50
Amount not collected at Sub
s.fiher. 20 II 9sn
Lsav.ng cs.h on baud ....,.... >e.'
The balance. 500. viii be tarted over O.
th.. Soldie n siiel Fund. 1nle-s othef~ite
ordered JAMES III u.
,aaisfien of commi'tee
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MiLAA ArrLE-.--Wo want sOO bush Nj
lam Apples C. :. FUTILE 4 CO
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- SO those Who want beautiful silk
Hat = 'Ae 'atesi la-itoa. eali q the New
York iat Store and ger ere Of the Home
Manufacture. which make invsei. hero.
fore can vsfssnt all hats hougbt Of me-
haze a sine assortment II Frcueh Beaver.
otter aud SOFT cassimers hats at the finest
quality. 'ni Of al colors. which ana selling
rers lo. also. large assortment Of wool
Hat % Al ,olol- raus.ns % pure "a low
az IT,, cents
r ~ Low ERIE ifst'l-ai Halter
Suef...,,.s - J 4. YATES
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bear Moxnss 81 - - AZ ths natea ....i.
II forssDcuih. Nirrlnia. ~ in rurber have
sa.,3cniy dszzppssret vsta III her ts4ls--
IL g sss3sEssood thai has have .kcisddle3
e9ic rcbsl3er.
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DENTIST.

To NJ Ofd Fri.nds ard PuroHs IN Teyrfs
Hgufe
D. EscaAHs-ss, S4o i1cctc1s myself I'D b. cher.
nf. = T. SAfIs 81 tie practice q Dentistry in TefTe
Hs1fr. graclsts = 10th hErici>1 AID DErsIsrEs,
sc1 ol tie palt Csc 3eafs gso tsoI q fas.a1ifal
Dentistry ir fbe % p feI. - - Deuel. srfztf1 al
C.reilnaii
Having kEo41 r. Rebate. G. t,r several year
bear tcr;.1Cc5 80 Lis eulrsrf quaicaticrs Ia 80
cry brarcA = rs profs-ster ard 70 h,s worth -
gentleman, sbd ctesffuliy reconnttd him 20 al q
ny % srierds N both ro~sl snd p-ofessioiai O.
pretty a-1 lopo tha' TIE zane hbsfai patfoDsss
AL - ttttCwfi o. h.ra fhl' 49, ~isen ~ fHrif.
ny rsfitcoce srnor- .ou.
fesrer'tui5,
a. r. SMITH
Cf,crssf as osio. fert lsc2
Trr urdersirre1 10 taking leave = LA naa, psi-
friends snd patrons. a. whom be would hffsbt
express his oblgauQus for the liberal patfonsgt,
enred~ncs ar ro~iai co-rtsset be he fcr severe:
vesrs Fscs8xst aud with vlor, he regrets - se<ff
. most pleasant professional suf sosal relaticD-
lslssst 10 reccotnst 20 yonf ccufieUse and c1Itssf
his friend AM sIcceesof Pref ,. fiichaEtso1- ~.
thoreeore rnssf eh@e~fris srcrsss fhe above m al
iespect, p SMITH
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HAM QtNnrfEs AMY or rHE PoroMAc. ,
80 Cocfohcr. ~
Yesterday Capt Duncan made recon
uoissnco II Hedgesville. with two squadrans
OF the 4ul Pennsyivania cavalry. numbering
lao men Heigesville y mile Northwest
OF MartsnsbWg. and | mile from North
Mountain, on the T.. a O. Il. r. Capt Dnn-
can 'ifovc the rebel pickets into the town.
ant then charced'oa the main body Of he
rebels. taking . prisoners. including OH
Gers. They all belonged to the 10Th Virginia
cavalry, except Lieut.. from the Pad South
Carolina regiment. None OF Capt Duncan =
men were hurt. t-rg
Refugees state that the rebels leit Mar
tinsberg Tuesday. a. IL believed portion
II thru wcut 10 wiIllam.pott ard ra.i Is
Slsepsrlsto1n.
The destruction OF property beiongn 10
the X. = q. X. u. has. WITHIN III 4 - ~
dass. bcen made complete
FROM NEW WORN
Nav loeK. o. 23-Saccis'. t,s.t,in
very little news
\ Sharpsburg special 70 TIE Time. >a,s
a laipnes capnlfet daring tie late recon
roi~aDec. states TIC enemy have rot over
% .oua troops NJ any oifc poifii irtlrcinis
ia accolsnt eIuaf e>teu,lol line lie sneces
sssll! obliged TO scatter h.s iogces sni kcep
a ,igihul Hafrh AZ along the riter fircr -
The army : daily expecting a .uppi, of
cioihns. shoes. SC. Tie frce >, TIE ex-
IRENE right Of the line IA the vicinii, OF
Hancock has been greatly Strengthened
within the past twodays This ls cAn.el
a movement OF taeos thrco disisiosr, iuithrf
ab The rirrr. arioas minors are l.lD H.
reference % the further disposition Of the
army. The men arc DESTROYS either t. ofer
battle o. 10 into winter quarters.
Nearly s,o soliiers having been wounl =.
N Sharpsburg without proper papcrs hare
been sent TO Harrers Ferry q work N ihc
roads snd bridges
Nav Iosk. October 2s.--A spcei.l T. tho
Times from Harper sterry states thAr Gen
Burnside has bee. assigned 70 The seaeras
charge 81 the delelse, Of Harpsf Fcrrv
and che "a and lash .srfnv corps are placed
under h.- command iof he present
Tie nights arr nov exceedingly cold. aud
tive soldiers 81 their little -he'tcf- 80 ready
suffering. Nerr MANY are without 3rkes.
~ oVercottS
NV lcEN, oet. 23i The bfi- Il L.
lcck. from Mantanxls. reports tie icbel
sclsossser ivin Sister,. wifigr Febcl se ~ ;
ing eaisse4 das Aatbos .oi Msnt,c,lt. Ia,
skesiaiiled On seeing Tie Saall4is ! Ibatrcs.
there The Al5a'F8sS 90. - ST. .alci aad
eapsnrcd her sendihg ber = prize 4, Eeg
We~s
NV Noss. % 2s.--,Tbe sssaact cum
. IRA. tsorr New orie4ns iefh, las arrived
Tia Tfac Delta ost'.c 9th. states thar the
sse@nl sssissio Ft ferre-. expi0 Ell Of 81 70
scphs isiaui. aud o., Of her passengers aad
crew verc lost. ireiute.. i..cr. Shcrhurn.
/ - TIE i3sh Maine. rwenls-one wers
saved ahd seas scscreis scslicd The ~
boa; Csihoun All fach, m Which va.
Gen. Batser. savra &c sursirof, The
Ceres wss totally DESTROYED
Galvcs,oa papers received a. New osica =.
,tssc several s,f.ek~ had been made Wi
| CoIE chrjSii. ~ car gilrboafs. ncasiv ere
~ hnrsc bsing biz ~ shr arf hell Ii.
-unbs'Ats wese sssh-e g. hs hsnefies. %.
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