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The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
A. 4. HALLIDTE. II. T. GRAVES.
A. s. HALLlDlE K CO.
Wire Suspension BRIpGE Builders.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
N,TINyVTV VNTTDT1 DNDT

AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE.
VNTIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span md capacity erected md material fur
nished.
Having been constantly engaged In the erection
Of Wire Suspension bridges and Aquedncs for
some years past. we are fully prepared to do such
work satisfactorily at n low figure, and to gnar'
antee permnpency.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find
It greatly to their advantage TO give us call be-
fore deciding to build wooden structures. ms the
recent floods throughout the Stuie have proven
them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable. a
number of Onr Dfre snspe0si0ns are n2lS IN nse
in different i0eakiies hr6ush0u the State, no
one Of aehieb has been in the least affected by the
ffeshefs.
WIRE ROPE, for mining and ferry purposes
manufactured. OF any length and size required
being cheaper and better than hemp.
sca!es of weights ana strength with prices aa.
nesed, furnished, on application to the Manuf,e.
turePs.
Send for - circular.
AS, HALLlDIE h Co.
declS 3m. Az Clay street. San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
Family Grocery Store.
ISAAC B, LEACH,

Z d1A1lV QIOCeIy 0COIo'
ISAAC 3. LEACH,
In the Brick basement of Odd.FellOws
Hall, Auburn, Cal.
HAVING purchased the Store of VIM. b. Wilson
Ill the Undersigned has opened at the above
place, Family Grocery Store, where he now
has and will be constantly receiving u full supply
or Flour, Corn Meal, Barley, Wheat,
Bran, Shorts. Beans, Potatoes,
Rice, Sugar, Tea, Coffee,
Candles, Fish, Bacon,
CORDAGE AND SrONEWARE.
Also, superior qualities of all kinds of
OILS & PAINTS,
Burning Fluids, Window Glass, Bru shes,
Tar, Grease, &c.
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
will be kept on hand all the time. and Families
may rely upon obtaining the best and freshest in
the market.
Picked, and Preserved Fruits.
The undersingned being determined to sell at
the lowest cash rates, invites the patronag" OF the
public. ISAAC. b. LEACH.
Auburn. June Sth, lS6l-my.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
HEAD QUARTERS SALOON

JAMES MAHON. Proprietor.
ON MAIN STREET. NEXT DOOR TO THE
Post Office. takes this method Of insortalhg
the public that the Bar OF the Head tsnAr'efs
ouors and cigars. All ase invited 10 call aid ss'e
tor tbnmroIyee. yanIl 'S2, my.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

"AVING taken the .'American, the proprie
Il 4 tors respectfully solicit from the public
liberal patronage-fccling assured that their eX-
perience in the business is such rs will enable
them to render entire satisfaction to all who may
come, efforts will be spared to please guests.
The American" has the advantage of being II
new house, is ire-prOof. well finished, and the
Bed Rooms and Parlors well furnished. are plea
sant and will always be found neat and clean.
The TABLE will receive strict attention, and
supplied with the best of the market, and the
BAR with the best of Liquors
ES~The office of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento Nevada. Dutch
Flat. Iowa Hill, Yankee Jim's, Forest Hill, Pla-
cerville. etc. and tr-weekly to Marysville.
Auburn, May lst lSGl.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

10. Hamilton, Petitioners Attorne.
December l4th, lS61.-30d
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

PURE CALIFORNIA
White and Red Wines For Sale,
By the Gallon Or Case,
containing nothing but the pure juice of the grape
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |

In presence of W. 3. GREER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
rRIuAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is. 1862,

success wauld probably cause gold to decline
TO | lUal -, " bile decided reverse would hc
pretty sure To put il up tn l2''al2o. vi ell
securities, the most sensitive, beyond 4ueS-
ton, is the currency u( the country.
This has been very exciting day in wall
street. At the opening nj business This morn
ing operators seemed discouraged. and tGcre
was u tendency TO sell stocks and buy gold'
on the nnr-:oniiriuation, in the morning Pa-
pers, OF the exciting rews OF Yesterday. AZ
the close Of the first board the market was
dull but steady. About one O'Clock, nn"e'-
CT, sndden development Of Speculation NroAt
out. Everybody seemed suddenly sc!zed
with desire 10 huv stocks, and an advance
Of ] and Der cen! in Inc leading securities
Was Immediately realized. 1t was p'o"larly
hupoosed that SON" shrewd operators iIan
obtained early news "ta victory In Narylnn"-
aud every one wanted to participate III ins
profits OF The expected rise. For some lh)h-
ulns the street was more excited than we have
ever SceIl it. Just as the second board
opened there was u lull in the excitement, anu
prices were shade easier. The beard had
hardly met when General McCielIan's Official
telegram. announcing tho victory and the re-
treat OF the rebels across the Potomac, was
,recaiv ived and read. ~ frst this intelligence
asls coldly received. as many operators really
expected tu ilexr vi a,rebel ar1ny; perhaps
over 100000 strong, being "baggsd, 60 'lss
the common phrase, and prices did not re-
spond. Aiter the lapse Of few minutes.
however, It began to lie beiieTed that the en-
tnsipE ol the rebel ariu-S from r;laG.!
and their pursuit into tine Northern desert n'
Virginia constitute Il most substantial sue
cess, and one which will probably prov" nj.
timately fatal 10 the pretcnsinns Of tie rebel
Cuuirdcr:ry. These views lcd Il 'enc~"!
Of speculation, and prices of all descriptions
moved upward RAPIDLY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
EKnhl MISSISSIPPI.

Irr., Miss, 2Ith, Tls MOBILE, 22d.--Ihe
right wing of the enemy, Gl.'ler ten. Rose
cram. eight thousand stroi;- "eTe found sd
yauring about i o'clock Yr>' fday afternoon
on rie .Jacinto road, driyir. in our pIckc'S.
General Price immediately "'dcred Gen: Her
bnrt to move with his own and Martins brl-
-ade Against them and wer: nlmSelf upon the
field. accompanied hy Gri. Little lhey 'net
IA. enemy advancing III line OF battle ao"ut
, mile north OF the ;uwn. hur line WIS lm-
m.diateIy formed. and the tnttlt openec--
Discovering ti1@t the enc:nJ we're III I0rce:
General Price sent bac!; ~: the other BIZ
aaies uf L,ttie's division. They came for
yard at double quick, E': id not reach the
field untii tn" eneInl Hefr driveh Dach 'Ioin
every pnsitinn mole slian * huE1!en yarns
with the lass nf OYER lif:v .'TisDncrs ana hii'e
pears Of artillery. Darkness prevented iur,
liner p1T,ui,, and li;t1c's divi.r"n hIvouachfi
on ii,e field. our loss in killed, "ou'acI
aud missing ~l reach tw" hundred ah'l
,irtc. General Lutte was killed
,,,lc Whitfield. Ciilnor. mid Mlaberry We're
wnnlrl-d. The encIny having rc:el'eu nea'!
!rnforcernenls during 'iie night, '1en. If'ce
determined to carry out tIlr orders VI ti:e P'e
,.icus morning. nT, the army left luka De-
v,.n sc;,o AMI .. :"'clOcb i'll the morning,
bringing off tn, , s,t'ed stores. The attack |,
which the ~. a. lnnde upon our rear guhro
Ans rcpu .. Sitn severe loss to them. our
Ins. ..r;v c:. msn. The ID Louisiana,
Wlltiel,i's Legion. sn: 81 Texas Cavalry be-
hsy.t with distinguished gallantry, and were
ths greatest sufferers ln the light Friday
Their t'olonels were all wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
IluTSE q" DEIEGATTS.

~. McthNAAI. from The C"Hnitt.c on
r.u.o>:tlyl> aud Linrv.nc.>, rrpp'te. d. h.u
il. fir ncrr;-.r %! lees III tobacco Irctai>.
III. !suEt.uT,n:. from the CDniEittc.: ~
ra; =. r. Iurtc;i a bi,l 10 aoth1r'zr IL. &c, e:
Lynruhul. ia l.-nc an adi'.trf's. snr':a; %
small ..o>.!. t.!t ~ s'iPpress tte- ct ':i"::rn
Il: counterfeit ;ivt">; aud {" :'''. - 'nc"rp1-
raj the Rockingham S4siIG" E&!tr, - :;e
town Q! !.srri>onhura.
Mr. M,,.m.>r. tr,,m the sI"c;;i CoIn!nItieo
appointed ;"r tie purpose. :egtite.. H'll N
:Grporat.ns the piraSait Gru"e !-e:;i Anr 4.--c
MEns Hn'npant.
Nj. NAGr, from The Special C@uta.ii"; ~
pulH;rd tuT Ihr PURPOSE. reported bA! pe.-
HuttIIi; The h!St!Iit'on oi .,nr'--Is i"!' Ee':.
cmai PURPOSES, nA 'cconnrn'!,>l i. .!.e SLY
,.rua tr'.-:;.i - i..i. department.
All ni ,is%c b!l!s gre tarU tasr. ~: 49,
read II Sc,:u,id L.u-.
Mr.. t,GArrSH ir"vri 10 rc,nurr the iuJ..u"-
ton r! SrCreoy !rcIn :ns Pry.rr'IIr;, III r%r>u-
lir.: session.
70" Srl,H.G sail that ;hr motion cunt
@Gi!y hc ,,u:.s'!eGc': IN secret SESSION.
Ca rnolil.i u lir. GK.rr.s. TIC HvmSr l:cn
w"rl iuiu sccrc. session, when ths subject
<0.Go o.5:H;: coa"sct,d with The oait 4ucs.,"I'--
AGAIN cauin u.!i.I consideration .Ind *aS
.c"cti:; discuss.si.
.iiser "a. doors 'g.re 1Ean=,i: In" S..s !'i.3,
reported a lrw dry ago, was tGasn ;.p A..
siis;;..,,Gu.
The ;,.lse took :. reress Until ait!i. 'c'''c};
in the a"c.i5. whcu The tIscuss,rn w,s re.
SuIL"i.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, Friday, SEPT. l9-6, P. NJ
Muncy goes u fesging at 4 per cent. per All
nnu, on call. Grrtiii:n!-s c! puhii1 Idebt-
edness sold at 90 this morning. Mercantile
naper Of the highest grade sells at la5 per
ran1. @ Demand notes rose again to-day. II
the first Board they commanded ll2s, closing
this afternoon at that. bid. They are rapidly
approaching tho price Of gold, and are not
abundant. Whether the government is buy
ing them up we are nnt informed.
Exchune= YVES dull to-day, aud hnetaaled
between 1921. Gold opened at ll1s, declin-
Cd to III, sold in the afternoon at ll64, and
!losed Hos bid. The various and conflict
ing runors of the day have kept the specula-
tors in vold in fever of excitement, and the
fluctuations have been lively. A decisive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
lD ths E2;tnrs Of the Enquirer:

RIcHNoND, Sept. 90, lSG2.
l;cItleue :-in your paper oi the 18th OF
September ou gNc.a har "f the citizens vi
Virginia wii q arr nnw prisoners In Washing
tvIl.
Permit NE lo adj 10 H.: list. " llcn the
Fe;.rrnl aGriy occupied The county of Rap
paiaDnock Piniip ,!orbin and Robert nfotiie-
rage, together with tw" citizens of the Coun-
" oi i.Oudoun, whose nR,Iiss arc unkHn~I' &"
ue. were yrreStrd aud taken, suppose, To
Washington Their friends cannot near lroIn
them. Philip Corbin has 'hrec sons in the
Confederate army. one OF whom was wound-
ed in the battle at Port Republic. He was ar
..ted because he lived in II short diStuhtc ui
tI,, uluce wilerr suur: Federal iuuraudsrs were
fired upon by outraged and injured citizens.
The two persons iwhuse naHiaS sre unknown,
from Loudoun were arrested because they
happa,cd Ia be travelling through the c9uaty
and were near tbs nau,e iocality. Ropcrt
Drothersge was arrested and taken Oil WITH
out cause. w. c. Overall and - Mckay
were arrested in Warren COUNTY, and were
taken from Eappahsnnock county at the same .
time-unotfending citizens. An, outraged
community have right to ask at the hands
Of tie Confederate authorities an effort TOT the
release OF these men.
Yours, respectfully.
j. Y. MENEFEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
T,.E .tRRii;nEx 5f HaETaR FERRY.

CurrencY Ia, been given to several sran'la-
!a,ls Tun.uls III c1ulrciIon with the above
event, ny which it is sought 20 cover with in
fanny the memory Of as gallant and loyal 4
s.h!i-r 4. .v.r drew smMd III defence u the
rnu;,lTy !vra t!,e :rIlccrs $40 nrryr': aInic;
!..ii Ls:. not rra,Ird siIm,lsr ainnII',"..
! When the fact come tu liz correctly na'er
: r:ir-i. wr believe II Will De fouId that
ever thing was done by our troops al
Iiarirr's Ferry slat wss r"Ssi IL hr
! 50 suaii h force u accnlnpiish AGAINST aIl,i.
overwhelming odds. lhe blaine Ui lne sur
render rests not with The officers III roln-
n.and, but with the War Department, which
. iailri TO ,enisrae this important strutrgcal
unin, when it knew it was in danger. Me-
CIelau had too much on hand at SharpsEurg
to spare any of his troops without endaIigtr-
ing his pans. IL ~as Tor the War DeIart-
! ment 10 nave despatched suIIcitn; frrcc
lrn,p Washington to enable Colonel Miles to
mold out until tue Rebels in front oi .I.:Jlel-
ian q:rrc either compelled to surrender or
driven across the Potomac. Thus again to
rl.: ,nrhcenry and bluudeIing Of the De-
! parrment do we owe the loss Of thr services
; Of from eight to ten thousand OF onT best
:
! ture w!Lh Lee, which cnct lis The i@Gs OF sew
| sIal Thousand uurr. OF what use is II iDr us
! to have good Generals if they are thus sc"ond-
ed t-!|em York Nt'aid.
| TlIr sunRrNpEk Or HARrERs FEEHT .i:D THE
! MARYLAND HkIGhT,
; The YANKEE paroled Harpef's Ferry pri
sonar., whc have arrived North, report that
| the surrender of Harpers Ferry and the
! MARYLAND Heights was unnecessary, and re-
Lurt that before the death oi Ten. Niles he
uckgnmit,!yeti Ills syu,pathies were With the
south.
! Colonel LIE had his horse shot under him
ard hiruscl' narrowly escaped capture hy tho
, Yankees.
V WAsHI3GToT, Sept. 10, 1862.
Information has reached here that the
rebels last night destroyed the new bridge At
Uarper's Ferry. and blew up the piers. They
also destroyed everything that was possible
10 be DESTROYED at Uarper'S Ferry and along
the line of tho road to Mnrtinsburg, including
thc splendid bridge known rs the Pillar
, Bridge, at that point. This morning there re,
nuincn only small force Of rebels on Boil
var Heights, anu one company at Sandy Heck
TIE r.RoLEp nAhPEr ; FERRY SOLDIERS.
It Ii not known here what are the prcciss
terms oi the parole OF the Union prisoners Ia
lei, Al Harpcr's Ferry therefore it is inlerrcr
Cha, they are not ordered a. yet for duty II
supprc:isins Indian outbreaks in Tie North
west.
noyE,i,rrs Of ADJUTaNT GEtERAL THnM.--,
Atjn;Ant General Thomas LETT the city thl:
evening: ~ rGatc norrhTard.
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WgpSSEDAy, SErTEMBgg "a. $50.
CE[


The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
\ communication was reciveh IRON t:'e
House. stating that thai body had 2grecI |"
the ioint resolution Of thr Senate, ayp"'ntihg
4 Committee 20 CONSIDER the character Of The
present session.
Mr. Thomas submitted resolution hat The
Committee un Flanlcc he instructed To ~
uuirc into, a:.i report by bull or otherwise
what Legislation, it any, is Necessary to a..
certain and give effect 10 the true intent an'
meaning of the I'D Scctn Of the act. If
titled "nn act, imposing tnxes Tor the >nrp0r'
Of the Government: passed march eth, lH"-.
Agreed to.
The Bill to redress loyal citizens 'n!'r"';
BIZ the exercise of usurpei po"ats, %;.S read
the third time and passed.
The "Bili to provide for the !ro'"c.'";''
distribution and sale of snt in this Lo1nnn1!-
wealth." was read TIE Ssc"na ti'':'' a'''' w
m,iicn laid Of, Inc t:,hl: Tor one iaY.
The Bill to provide for indemnity +" i"v-'
citizens out of tn: property o' ;ii'I";*! '"i-
Gems" WIS resd the second time, and: On mo
ton, laid upon the table.
Tie lIousy bill entitled An act /" increase
.Iailors' fees for keeping AID Supporting n1l-
soners.:' was called up, and, Oh !na:."n thr
rules were suspended in Order lH pat Tie hi!i
on its passage.
MIR. Bs.Nsos OF Luis offered tie folio"
ing amendment, which was adopted:
When this ac; expires Lt.' law on ms
subject IN force immediately he:"'G tae pas
sarc Of this act. be deemed IL be :e;'Trf' ana
continued in iorce.
Tho hill o5 oUuu1UpI
,,:r. Ball, Of Lcuiouu, stated that '''' n;''
received letter from Mr. MAr>r.lf- at Fan-
'"ier, stating that H. va, prevented if':'' q"
TX his scat on account OF severe lsihe@'-
Mr.. WHITE submitted Resolution '''',
the j Joint Committee Oil aii Adc'i"H'e '":'p',
Of Salt, inquire into the e"TedencE "a '"'s'.'
experimental bnrings Tor salt To ''' MAJ" ~
suitable places in the cGuniy' OF f''"'' WIZ"
Agreed to. c;.
Also resolution that The Committee on
general laws inquire INTO 'he ex2*'.iehey o.
increasing the compensation oi INSPECTORS %
tnh,cco IN th. town Of Dans:'I". Agreed To.
NJ fsr,,. oi Wes,noreianI, Offered ces"-
! iu,;,n. that the Governor VI this Common
v..jrh hc requested ~ enquire ot the Con
fedcrate authorities:
j.t WhAt number cfslaves .nd free negroes
have 1een captured BY our aTE..e"
ID. Wnat disposition has been Hi,:n % 49,
same.
Sd. How the owners Of said slaves MAJ o'-
tain poasessvn of them.
4th. That Tue Governor be further req u1s'-
ed to procure list Of said slaves, anu thet
owners, names, as far as practicable and cause
the same to be published for general 'niorIna-
ton, and that hs also De requested 10 com
municate the same TO the Senate. Agreed 70
Onmotion, the Senate adjourned.
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TIE FIFTY SIKH VIRGINIA -SGIME:.r II
TIE EhTrLLS IN naEYLaisJ LETTER tN3M
AN Ell. E.WlTHESS



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casualties in the regiment as lar as heard

casualties III the regiment rs lar Il; heard
from p
lo''So Isr.Rn, Lieut.. .G. v. Berry, wound
ed in the abdomen Scrs;t. T.: ". Jones, in
shoulder; Corp1. J. +. Alier. iu hand. Sew
eral other members OF this company were
wounded. hut we could not learn their
names.
EikGlNi. t.iEE l:tAwn.-lh's Cnlnpamy wen
into the nigh, with eleven men, and cunle OIL
with three. Amorg the wounded we learn
the following Scrg't. Majrr Hm ii. Briggs,
shot i'll leg, which Was afterwards amputatrd ::
- Allsop. and Mhitcck, slightly
wounded.
HANOVER GrATs.-Iieut. Have. wounded
HrNKco SOUTHERN GuAnp.- fient. Aller
wci!ndcd in the left breast and left wrist. ST.
rious.
itkNRIco GUARp.-killel--CaDt. Ahner Y.
England. This gallant ycrua, officer was
shot through the hea.t jus. as he had wheel
ell his co,lpany into line--he clasped both
bands upon his breast, exclaimcd-s'T am a
dead mau'' and expired in the arms CT his
conrades. Capt England vas e. native Of
this city and about twenty-five years Of age.
Lie was son oftlie late Gihnnr i. England,
Sr., who for manr years was extensively en-
gagged IN the ml-wright tasineSS in Rich
moHd. Capt En- gland entered ti,c srrsicr at
the breaking out ii the present var. as lst
Sergeant OF the Young 'iua:i, which po-
sition he held until the battle oi ileti.ci, III
which he was engaged. and was then pru-
moted 10 the position nf LIST Lieutenant tic
continued to discharge the duties of l;cuter-
ant Of the "Young Guard Until the re-
organization Of the Virginia forces wI.ra he
wIn elected Captain .! the "ilrnrlru Guard, y
uS!c vacant by tf- r-SEnalI;u u Capt. l..
II. Dance. Capt. England passed through
the Peninsula campaign with nlu'h credit,
and also behave, vii. H:ErE,E! :-hllanIrT1
during the sevrn days fighting IN front 81
RichuolId, where hr was slightly injured. -
He had hu. recently been ordered with hi,
Regiment tn report 10 tIei. JACKSON, alri rrr
his friends thought he had arrived at the
post uf duty, comes the sad tid!n:;S that be
has poured out bis heart blood in defence
Of his country. He was good soldier and
an exemplary gentlenan- he leaves host
of friends in this city vino will t1 deeply
greyr'i 10 Irarn 81 his early iem.se. Ills
lft,.r r.ai a.. f,,Tu Df,n
about three miles FROM the spot V :lera he Ccll
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IMPORTANT FRuM EENTECEi.
REPORTED SURRENDER nF hii NrUEila-
WILLIE ~ yllE REBELS.
-, az E. n ,r =, q, "a s.,Ss3t s,fsf - :: u

REPORTED SURRENDER nF ill NrUEiI3-
WILLIE ~ y'IlE REBELS.
'sHr: HETuRs CONTRA DfG1s:D.'
INDIANAPOLIS, lnD., Sept. -, lSG2.-Adjn-
:am: Slausu:i. OF lhc s.vuntceIth Indiana teG-
.nrui, h" ira,i from hiunlurdo'll!c iuiin"-
datsy allrr the Surrender Of .':lL l'ia''c 10
tie rebels, has REACHED tins city.
iir reports that the garrison there nHih-
brrlny from four Thousand To live rhcTsanl
men, comprising the Seventeenth, the Flt'-th,
SAtielh, the Sixty-saYcntn, !ir @!>.l 18th
and Sixty ninth lndana regiment ANA "ne
company Of cavalry nnd tell pieces nf altie-
ry-hsvr surrendered.
Tne surrender Was mhte on WrdnH2:iuy
morning, gu: forces being completely sur
rounded nv General DraSs's forces estimated
d. thirty Thousand men.
tIur loss III kler ami wounded was FAY.
The rebels acknrw!cd dya il lr.- OF S.rrn hun
drcd on sunday.
LOUSY LII, Sept. ~. loli-.
al the surrender OF ManturdSrilc, TN
" clncsiny. the rcbr!S took about 'i.1uo pTi-
sUncrs, whom they urc reported subsequently
to have par"l-'i. comprising the inLs,, 9Th
ami -.'th Ilriana four hundred ncn Dl the
fltieIh lndana, $50 companies ui racn "i
ne Eth and 1ifh Indians, one company Of
ti.r Louisville Provost Guard. ,enty recruits
for the :}33d kentnrk;, thu lLi uhiu pattery
! uf six guns. with fnui either guns IN position.
The loss at Nun iprdSvil.. previously stated,
w's.. in the rgnf
There was two or three hours Skirn,i3hrrg
on Tuesday between the sharpSho"ters "f
beth parties. The rebels did I,"t ntiark Ms
IN force in tie Sunday fight. Gen. Chalmers
| Insdu All attack nn our forces with "I'v-ii re-
.i1:IcntS on 'Tur>tiay night. i5urknrr'S divi-
sion vas slued to THIS force. the firing on
! Tuesday was y rebel f.int 10 caahe t!rrn tn
secure the ncrIn bank II tbs river. tn rhat
wc inat iw killed and four or five wo"nied.
I.nrl,vI!lE. sept. i9--ll i. VI.
There are very many reports in circ"laiicn
from down the road. thp transmission where
Of by telegraph Is prohibited by The military
authorities, who. however. entertain the hope
! and belief thAi the preparations now actively
cu:r>:.nlnstins, will not only insure lhr safety
OF Louisville, nut clear hentnrky ri her rahcl
invaders.
iThs following roundabout iiS?ai"h we
give brcause lhe Herald" hl.; it. !lt j;
IAN weigh nothing against the dicIc! and cir
cu.ns s:aulial statement above
''iacisS,rl, sept. 10. l3122.
Prlvatr'aii,ir's from lnu,s,IlIr.sia lnilinnl-
Oils deny tlu irnrIr ui ia. report of il.a sur
rcn,i..r ~ hinnIpII>.i!l-. Thrs l.":: :h.t
nut!liu. - J. nav ii II ~ In, rlfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26

The New York Herald" has notices of
the funeral services of Generals Mansfield
and Reno, and ;-loi. Miles.
rol. WOOD, or TIE BHooriYS FOURTEENTH
WAsluScrow, s. jt. lg.--Col. =. II. Wood.
Of .hr Brooklyn Fourteenth, to-day rc,rsed
his commission H. Collector oil Inland ltesr-
nue. lor the SECOND District OF New York.
Wher the Prp>iC nr made Uoionris Corcorail
snd Wilcox Hrigadrr Generals, a similar AL
poinmer,t was ,eudered to .'ulGEt! " God. It
wa, declined on ACCOUNT vi his impaired
health, and the Gultectorship is awarded b.
the President as an eqnivaltnt. liz .bas ncs~
al fllly rncovcred from the wound received
III Bull Run, alld his physicians some tiuhe
ago pronounced il nnwisc f1r him to take the
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