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RARGAlNSl BARGAINS! BARGAINS (!
FlREi FIRE! FIRE.
w. X. PEETON,
No 2T+ DOWEkI, near Houston street,
VIII offer this week, ut great Reduction In Prices,
THE ENTIRE BALANCE or HIS STOCK
OF CloakR, Shawls, Dross Gods silks, Linens Da-
masks, Curtains, Blankets, Quilts aud FlsnnclH
Siftings, Sheotngs, Towels TickH, Hosiery, Elm
bpiduTies q owes, &c. &c.
DAMAGED BY THE LATE FIRE.
An opportunity like the prOsrHt II rarely ofrrcd
TO Huusrkccpers " purchase ever article at Dry
Goods they want NJ positive reduction. Store OF
from ~ o'clock \. VI. Co o'clock r VI. W h,
PEHTON, "a HuwCry, near Houston 81. nh = -
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EOK SAIT-A WITL ENTNDLTNITFU
candy, ty, mix AMI variety .turr, iu one .l I! o.
best lu,etrus iu the city; has good cash custom
reasons ipr s,iiu ny, the proprietor has q own town
business {, attend To-. FOR trrnls, iuq.urc ON the
prems,s, JJl B.,coNcr IT., aitor O'clock =. VI.
mi II .'ll0
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bLD. W. ~ NJ, As3ht'ht
DIRECTORS.
TEUNIs !. BERGEN, JAMES CRUIKsHANKs
HIRAM T. ST. IlIlS, joins X PRt'YN
EDy T BACKuOUSE, SAMUEL VAS WICK
JANIS IlAErEUL ALEXANDER NJ CUNE,
LEWIS al PSr, u. s. VOORHEES,,
ions T.. SFADFR, JAS =. SHOEMAKER
HENRY }. CIlLEN MICHEL StYIN,
LrNUllrfH sage, SAN GAtRlsON,
i!lIIiI :. t,sDbkG, JOHN LltilKi8,
JA'af ~ COOPER CDK> !. BFGtiES,
J HlN a.. SCul o iNrRAL ". HESNEA,
JOINS J. ANptE'ILrJANFS TlllS,
HENRY IIENkLS, JESS. G.. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY
EIREME.;'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
BANK or BWpuELGS.
CAau CAPITAL, Slhs'uoO
Ohce No. % Court sttect, opposite C'ty HaN, aud
~ W % street, ua.r Broadway, New York.
organ zc uu the lr'p.e ~ paying one halt the
pr.hiS owe to- pen cat. g. the willows ami Or
p'Au'r Fond pi the Fire II pirtm,nt ot the CITY Of
rBrrrors
Genrre Hal NeA'u'H kn ~ Joseph II Hall
Aaron grsw Gilbert l. ia GIT smith Flugher
Thomas Cvrk NErut WytGunP. ter BAnlcrson
Wm y Go ga l-rac Nc.s'r q u rpm
P,tgr n.,ryra J Taurn ND - II ,siori
iona u stewart Richard RACK VIM Wall
AAL'w William R"rrl los d. II Field
n .N.rt Ford IL AIRY Gpurs,l G..utI,. KING
Crwfrl ,5m.tu Myrrr l.aH soy y EJtn.s
Horny y PIX ~ N.u : ne' i % N Hicks
Ju.uJ Cover John s'te,rS ZB WaArulp
' Rhhr, II TIP Il N.I.utu- q Han
by, KIM lev sB C.usulcn join J Worries.
Tins Company continues & insure Bu'dns,
NJ .,auutl-, Us .uls, II use' ID Furniture,
Y.-sD .. : ,ul On .ir ssrt. ~ sDl other proper
T., .slu t t.r- ur dumas, b. ire, uu as favorable
a.. MI. r't .u- "a rtu o. IN : ulass companies.
MN. BiEKtLL, 5, 'g. ttry.
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COAI-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
- Loco g. 800 lbs, delivered for 81 80 or 81 20,
lut iull weight Of 1000 lbs. guaranteed under iors
tltrre 4 the whole bin Of the best Peach Orchard
ami LrlIgh Coal In the city delivered In good or.
DER u f4 To- nom yards lower cor OF King and
Greenwich sts and IN Roosevelt st, COR. New Bow,
cry MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale aud iStAn
agent. Ce2I 2IHe'l0S
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EOR SALE GREY HORSE, : YEARS
Dbl warranted 10 g.. ~ respect, suitable Tor
cart OF tn K, or a.y Kin. 81 heavy NOR, to bc
soon ~ l-G + th Se, iA t.e tt,rr, ~ days.
mica a'lHy
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CUENP APARTMENTS TO LII
Nht o., r. 6 l'u g. laJ E.-t llt. 20, .l,ug ay. \,
q'u &c IT. v. t.sI g. ucu stu ave.
Iup.. premises legs gi..'igl
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CT OIL AM DELIVERING TO GRO
G-b. " GERS a superior article OF coal tres
r,., er.t. dim or clinktr; will measure msre hAq
M, other COS! n TIE m,rEe,, at - go per ton ~
sljn H.. W p VREADwELL $40 bo""ry'
l.Lln l4A-tl.n
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NATIONAL LOAN.
OFVICE oF KEToHUH, Son a Co

~ FOR
NATIONAL LOAN.
OFViCE oF KETOHUH, Son 4 Co,
No. 40 Exchange Place. I
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE NA.a
TIOSAL LOAN, bearing interest at the rate a
30 per cent per anuum, payable ~ order Of sub.
SCI Der, as directed, aud Of the various denomk
nations, now be had at this Office immedi AtelN
upon dp17.t therefor In gold current funds. or
ders from Ihe country, accompanied by check, sup
Piled by return mSil.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEREST
On PAYMENT FOR The ABOVE.
oc9 II ll4 MORRIS KETCHuM,
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LOK NAIE-l TLNIK MNIiF, u II
hands D. %, years a, suitable for heavy
vor;., warrutSl sound and .lG. also one lay cot
ten months OCT, vii d, SOIL cheap or ,,cbaused .or
'ow priced house; iuq urs az Fourth sire t. near
| grove II. uh.4 2'llb
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I ~ VI Il1T TITTINI y Y Y IN W. TIVT8-IT
- iur sal" vh- ap. t. cpsc cone, "a ~ glHrs ai
mtuu.t .turcrs VIII 0ud 1t H. their interest t. call
AMI examine them, Il NJ. ~ |. lo -. uH-2 3'l.S
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a. 1O-COAL, PER TON OF 600 lbss
V-E' ~ vel screened delivered to Al paIttss
of the city, from I0rls l5l Erl N ave, and I've
West I'M t. near tn ave. A, HEAhFr
tuaT ullcslIS
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY. Nov. 6--S Pm.
Money is ia ective demand at 6 per cent on call
and we hear of loans at ON good securities.
The advance in money does not arise from any
scarcity FOR the bank deposits are far larger than
they ever were; or from any increase in the de-
mand for the volume Of speculation is less than 1t
was month ago. It springs wholly from the ap-
prehensions of lenders with regard to the uncer-
tainties of the future, and a widespread though
vague, notion that in some way or other peace
and, consequently, a stop to the issue Of paper
money-may grow out Of the triumphs Of the de-
mocratic party in the great States Of the North
Certificates Of deposit are quoted at q discount.
Gold sold at 1917 to-day, closing at 13l x bid.
Exchange was inactive at las a 4. Drawers are
generally very drm In their views; bat buyers
seem disposed to hold of for few days, to see il
the progress Of political events may not lead to
decline in rates. Many anticipate fall in bills
more rapid than the rise was.
The stock market was very heavy to-day, and
prices were lower an round. II is evident that
the fever Of speculation which caused the recent
advance has subsidized and that before we see
higher prices we must witness so considerable a
decline as TO tempt the public to commence buy.
ing again. large amount Of stocks are still
brokers' customers. But these parties are growing
tired Of carrying stocks day after day and week
after week at heavy cost for Interest, and with.
out any immediate prospect Of profit; they are
pretty sure to sell out before long, leaving the
market to take care of ITSELF The price of money
and the political uncertainties of the future are
likewise operating with force against the success
Of the bulls. Were II not for Erie, and the fasc-
nation which this stock appears to exercise over
some leading operators, the whole market would
have given way isome days since. At the first
board to-day the business done was small. Com
pairing the prices current with those Of last even
ing, we note decline Of u in Erie DID, y In Erie
preferred, Il In New York Central, ~ in Pa
cihc, In Hudson, u in Reading, ~ in
Michigan Central y in Southern old.
u in guaranteed. ~ in Illinois. "A In Pttsburg
in Toledo, IL in Rock Island. u in Galens.
There was very little done in governments, State
stocks or railroad bonds. At the close the first
board the market was weak. Between the boards
one or two Of the active stocks were bid up
LaMper cent above the board prices But at
the second board everything was lower again, and
there was decided tendency to sell the West
eru shares. Several lots were disposed Of for
cash below the printed prices. The market closed
ho.vv thc following being the last uuota tions:--
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9Th Of November, for . member q the COME
derate Cunxress 70 dh the vacsasoy Caused ~ ~
resgnat0n Of Hon. A. G. Jeukns. tbs writ OF eectt0n
wrs issued by John Lstcher Governor iginia The
ooctun will TO indefinitely postponed az Unose SANS
children have full possession Of Putnam 'unty.
The weather remains open and bcautifal; We are nov
enjoying Indian he recent rise 10 the Kama
waha river did not amount {, muoh Navigation. how
ever 10 so far Practicable as TO enable ooss OF medium
d. aueht 10 ply between this point aud Gaiioliss dis
taice OF sixty miles.
The Union army, all intcnts and PURPOSES nave re
gained possession Of Western Virginia There is 10
enemy OF any considerable force west Of the mountains
except the force under General hchos which Is 40 douo
at this time m full retreat for Eastern virginia ihe
guerilla band under Jenkins Is still In the valley but had
we an adequate cavalry force under the right kind ol
Leader, they would mako summary job Of that band OF
marauders.
Brigader General Morgan has been made commander OF
this post and the Colonel OF the Forty second
camped outside o the town. Stringent orders have been
issued regarding tho protection OF private property and
persons, all Of which will bo ssrlcty enforced.
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board or ouncilmen.

INCREASE OF WAGES ASKED FOR BY THE LABoRERs
or THE CRoToS AQUEDucT DEPARTMESr--A NEW
MAREET-aENERAL ANTHoN GRANTED PERMISSION
TO USE THE CHAMBER OF THE BOARD OF CoUN.
CiLMEN FoR THE PURPOSE or THE DRAFT-THE
FAMILY AID ORDINANCE.
regular meeting OF the Board Of Councilmen held
at Ave O'Clock last evening, Charles G. Pincknoy, Esq
President, in the chair.
petition presented by Councilman BARvxy signed
by number Of the laborers employed by the Croton
Aqueduct department. for increase OF wages, which
referred 20 the Committee Salaries and Oiices
Councilman Ross presented resolution In favor OF
establishing a market between Hammond and Twenty
eighth streets the North river Referred 10 the Com.
mite on Markets
communication received from the Judge Advo.
cate, General William Henry Anthem asking Permission
~ use the chamber q tie Board Of Counclnen for the
pJri ose OF the draft and after Monday next The re
quest wns granted providing u does not interfere with
tho meetings ol the bard.
The ordinance providing for The relief Of the families Of
vou teers az amended " the Board Of Aldermen was
tben ken ~ aId ado ted
M ibsfd hen 10 onrDed until Monday next, at Eve
o'Ii q. ~ the evening.
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MiscellameOuS.

srx.MsnIr EnIcssos, Lowber bencc for Baltimore
port Ne nos New T.sea toss 5000 no sos insurance.
e. no date Crew Arrived here y the
seey Board Of undsrwr,srs 20 v '""0' "-"''' H'a
Bn BsIc s.l,nrss Johnscn hence for g Jagc was
stream y .cAI Germs TURKS i.isnd
chains has been s.d 4 auction ior s she viii b. rsssd
and taken 10 New Bedford
scHR CoRxE before reported ashore At Newport gos on
AN Of 9Th inst and proceeded.
senR WASHINGTON remained ashore .. Newport sunse
put into New London h leaking badly and viii have 70
discharge cargo Of iron 70 repair
and a schr was seen on rc between Gay Head and
m. ss sy n G \ aoC she
ascending the masts and rigging
rIsn,se seneossn s'so Moos Of New Lcnden, Captain
tween y and y wsdnesdsy s night oa Fulton Market
y New @ de.sa e IN IL
The cabin at the iim. mss nmedaiey drowned
below governors Island where she with the schr
Thos Hgsroin near By stripping her Of sails aud upon
Geo Moo" 81 sos Suldsn,
HoLMKs HoLr, Nov +The sehr Eliza Leland OF Brooks.
and spsr arrived here he 81 inst leaking lao
Ewood Halter. ESQ, Secretary hoard Of UnderwrersJ
Bark Ana,wsn q New Bedford es tons ls's whalsr Of
private terms.
sehr Cyclone Of New Bedford now this port has been
Sasincss p'''' "'''' '"O WV " ''"''"''" =
scr waslnson q Edeaown. 40 TONS has been Nth Nth
broer tor soj she viii be taken 70 New Bedford and re-
paired.
been bonght by Miner * New Londou for about s50OO
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The average dividend is larger than any that has
been made for several years. The total amount
divided by all the banks among their stockholders
is s424, ,056. on gross capital of $40. .702,2i0.
The Albany Argus states that the river men run.
ming boats between Troy and New York have de-
tcrmined to advance freights about onc-th rd, the
advance to take effect Immediately.
We have received copy of w. T. Coleman \
Co.'s San Francisco Price Current Of October TO-
The exports Of merchandise from there FOR the
nine months ending October were as follows
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iotal' .Stoss
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says
The was good demand for exchange, and The m,'s
ruled trm at u premium buying aud par selling ~
irregular drafts made by outside ties the bnyBe
IL "a discount; but all bl' mess between bank r. air.
Their .omers is transacted nj quoati1us. lhe
good demand fer money, many from gNcuiae4
contr ctors but the supply OF cncy is ample AID Us
market rules easy ut a 10 per ceit.
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday SAYS
The demand for money is good. Operators ara hip
pers making every effort 10 ioad tive large ee
the river and despatch il Eastward as ns as iss he
The weather again TO eshai lows ea y closing, aD
creases the desire to hurry forward shipments Nea
York exchange is closcr. The larger bouses take y
customers at discount. generally at VIII soiat
Of the brokers are ing The selling price is
premium
The following ia . statement Of the exports o:
breadstuffs from the United States to. Great iri
tain and Ireland since LIST Of September, ls62 =
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The business at the Philadelphia Custom House
Total al.............$2,s6 500 s5s ,213,94i 800 4oo
We read In the Milwaukee Sentinel Of Monday

Last week closed on rather quiet business in the
money market 80 Tar @ discounts wcrc concerned.
There heavy demand Tor exchange, and rates
tnued gradually increasing in nrmncss. The current
rates were par buying and per cent premium selling.
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Surplus Of ne. earnings. ninc months. :.

Surplus Of net earnings, ninc months. elt5 See
Against Sill ,6o4 for the same pert q last year.
In passenger receipts there has been falling OF o
9ll al as in merchandise increase OF eQ21lO 70.
aud in coal an increase Of e1ob43 70. Tho deficiency
GOAL reported last uy owing 70 the interruption - trade
by the June freshe has thus been more ,h.n mac up
ALREADY The nominal increase OF e71 3il Is SHOW In
arises from changes In the mode OF keeping The
accounts The amounts paid for the use Of al
other cara are now added 70 the expenses, Instead ~
being deducted the receipts, and this M
over one half Of the Increase The balance Ia ncay
counted for by charges for iron &C., the nj month";,
which before went into the last three months q the
An increase In expenses from the increasing prices n
materials, must. however, be expected.
The business at the PhadeIphia Cuatonn House
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Total. 1877 7,iS3850 colo Zs1
The following Is Q comparison Of the receipts.
expenses and net earnings Of the Central Rail.
road of New Jersey for nine months ending sep
tember 80, 1862, with the same months Of lssl:--
1901. lse2 fncy a1
Receipts nine months. .ss71 s6s s74.35S p2.4ss
Expenses ................ 317,<50 l4S.6V3 II IA
Net earnings. .......... S4o4 ,407 525,562 3ilb
The following disposition has been made Of the
net earnings.. Observation-Disclosures. e525 .b53
Interest Tor nine months. .elO4y yS6p
Quarterly dividends, IN per cont for
ntno montns s......................s. ztS zoV
United States taxes. 3.204
- aso 00A
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!. The Philadelphia bsslks, excepting the Bank of
North America: have made their semi-anuual div.
depds, rs follows;-
The New York herald., 1862-11-07

the natural eoq1enoe OF hts rs He has gone 70 on ns
beoyed sife. who precosied him 70 the silence " -
b nored ave but few months.
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thskihstUNj va, NOV. lo6Z
Headquarters Of the Military Ditri1 Of virginia-Ouy
Trocps in Possessiom Of the Kdnowha SoiinesA Union
Force Morching to Goutey Bridge General Morgan
Appointed Post Commondsr--Hec Orders, dc, dc.
Tho headquarters Of the army OF the district OF Western
Virginia viii here for the present General Cox
has pushed strong column Of troops Gauley bridge
by the sdvces they had nearly reached their dcs
liou, and had encountered no opposition. The Kama
wha salines with all the machinery for manufacturing
salt are now In our possession.
The last general order issued by the rebel General
Echos before he evacuated this town relative TO the
act OF conscrpon passed by the rebel Congress notify
ing the people this district Of his intention to enforce H.
lie gave the male citizens weeks 10 connect
themselves with any arm OF the SC they may prefer
exc nj the cayaly. At the expiration OF the term sIw
clci Captain ngfahan, OF tho SStch cgunent virginia
Volunteers, would pr coed 20 press the Co4scrfpis.
Amng the ri card posted 10 The streets IL charles.
Lon was n notice OF clcpii N, stating that
one would DO held in rBtnm uoaniy, on tho
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
The busiasss Of the suS.Trsasury was q fol.

The statements of the banks Of the three prnci
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one, and the corresponding time
OF 1861, AZ follows
The New York herald., 1862-11-07

ten O'Clock be rang the bell OF the Professors
house and asked for the Lady She proved 70 DC genuine
Iady aud not ten had she been under nu.
ence OF Pro Mtches tongue before she told him
would go and ask her husband 70 come and him.
And 81 she did and her husband did AZ she asked him.
All night long the Eng shman and the Buckeye -
gether the observatory the latter recording and copy
ing observations in amounts which astonshed biz com
panion. Al day light he back 70 the station and by
the time Professor Airy of Greenwich had fairly swallow
ed his breakfast Professor Michel ready for him.
The Englshman supposng his advice had not been fol-
lowed sovut gong 70 Cambridge was colder than ever
Prot. Mitchell told him he had been there he
uttered an exclamation which genteel way Of say
ins, "Thais lie0 Mitchell however quietly told tho
Professor, he would lkten In few moments he would
nviuoe him th 4 he had been 70 Cambridge And then
hs described the Observatory there telescope profess
mnutest particular and closed by display
ug last nights observations "fha beats
and thoroughly thawed, he added You dine with
oday" Al tue dinner table ne seated by Mrs.
Any and In the the good cheer she said ~ her
husband, ~ have favor 20 ask n you--hat you will
Professor Mitchell into The observatory aud let him
every facility 10 lerfect himself whilst he remain" "
sIt n granted one condition. said the Engshman,
Iaughing snd that Ia that whilst he is In the obserya
tory he shall keep that tongue a his still"
Having spent every available moment Ia this privi
,osd Mace the Professor started for h me aud new
coIlege being opened he was seated in his cass room
nothing worthy of note had happened during the
Professor Mitchell rcplenished his resources by acting
engineer IA surveying the route OF the Ohio aud Mis-
rsipd Railroad from Cincinnati 10 Sc. Louis and the
the road dependent upon securing
~ criptions along the route, II Is SAID that he
offered get tbose subscriptions for certain Icr cent
The ofer was declined and the work made progress.
At last the rroiessors terms acceded to- he ap.
pointed meetings the different counties and
aalsed the people into the giving required bonds.
Subsequently lac went Europe ~ mistake not, and
successfully negotiated the same with John Bull.
The success OF the CiacinLat Observatory was IN such
hands matter Of subsequently Professor Nit
chc, the leading man OF hs pro essiou this country
cael 20 toe charge Of the Dudley Obscrs atnry IN
bNy. this state, where his uuist residence was a the
bre kisp 4 of the present
xsshAL 49, pcs no more anon. The usil. n,r hear
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16
PAR%ER COUNTY,.

TAKEN UP b. } as. Tinsiey & estrayed be
fore " F. Cheek, J. p, one bay mare tive
years old, about l6 hEsdrh.gt both hind
seet white eta white right fore foot, blaze
faDe; aiss cne bay year old horse colt, both
appraised Al Si25.
TAKEN Up by D. D. Cannady and es-
trayed before ], W. Kirk, J.P, ioer work
oxen Of the following description; one dun
OK years old, marked crop OF ths right
and swallow fork in the left ssr; enc blu;
and white pided or Z years cid, marked
crop Of the leltsnasvailow FORK and VA
derbit in the rifht car, branded on toe
left hip and shoulder G., appraised az so;
one back OK with slite IN his face aud IN
the under part Of Afs body, II years elo,
marked a swslle~ forx in the left ear ane
split in the right, branded T. on the left
hip and lola. and b ca the right his and
shoulder; che rel ana white pided ca, a
beut u years old, marked NJ u derslsse "a
each ear, branded Een tie rigns hip Ind
B 4 on the.isit horn, apsri-issd Al $3.50.
TAKEN UP byJ L. Ssobaagh, ana es-
trayed before J ~ Lackey, = +, Che BAY
pony horse, ab.ni 5yearsuid, IA hands nigh
left hipd ioet White and xnite spots be4ind
the wiLhsrs On the lett SIDE, sCppsstd to be
s SADDLE marx, appraissa 70 80.
J. Il. PRINCE, Go. Clerk,
JAY II, 1871 fArtsF.es. Isssa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16

two hundred and fifty stand OF
arms, destroyed all The hospital
storcs, and have two hundred and
fify OF our woundeu men 80 prisons
ers, They killed one of our mon.
The people OF the Confederate
States will DO gratihed to learn that
the Government approaching has
distinguished services, has conferred
upon Old Ston, val! the, rank of full
General, the IA chest known % the
Confederate service, This ~ a title
richly merited Uy an oiilcerwho has
shown himself ~ al. times active
yigilaAt snd ski..ill.
GBgSApT, Miss, July Il.
We heard this morning that a
bat;le has cen fought between Kirby
Smith and HHdee On our side, and
Gen. lIalleck, Of tie Federal army,
in which the latter were complete
" routed, Have not learned the
loss on either side
The'Federals recently landed du-
ring the night on Sulliyan's Island,
intending to shell Charleston. We
attacked tbc,s about daylight, kill
ing three or loug hundred, ana tn
king the rest prisoners. ~
The Cincinnati Commcrcialof the
lSta inst, allldes TO Aogan's eN
ploits, and apprehends q "Oreaking
forth of a conspiracy in kentucky.
The amiable secesh Of Boone and
Kenton counties, KY, have been
discussing plans Of attacking Gin
cinnati, They propose to destroy
the gas works, plunge the city mo
darkness, come over and light up for
US with torches.
ALARM IN THE N0RTItwEsT Tho
movements OF Morgan in Kentucky
aud on the Indiana shore, has excl
ted the liveiest fears throughout
the Northwest, The Governor OF
Ohio has called tor an unlimited
number of thirty day men to put
down the rebel conspirators" in
Kentucky Cncinnasi is in Q dread
full state OF alarm Listen TO the
patriotic appeil OF the Commercial:
There is no time TO lese, fellow
Il liens. 400 much time has al
ready been spent in vain talking
The time for action has arrived. If
the traitor noyement in Kentucky
is not lroke IS dorisive strokes
in few days, ;hc Consequences will
be deplorable in tho extreme"
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T.ERAS.
,IIsIrSrTElIss
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Crawford Treece, and
1strayed before James NJ. Bennett J, p Il,
one dark bay Indian pony horse, four years
old, right hind foot white, star in his fore
brad, snip on his nose, appraised to $50
TAKEN UP by Hugh Davlln, and cs-
raycd before II Lucas J. p, one bay mare,
black name and tail about ii or 10 hands
high, or 5 years Old, no marks or brahds
APPRAISED TO SoV.
GEO. W. LAWS C.. c. D. G. 7.
b. jas. p TMoMAs, u. c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-16

VIA soon rise rom The ashes q
martyrdom 10 which she has bsen
subjected since the Federal army
first lFod upon Ter soil, 20 10, until
tho independence pf tho Sonlh is
won, Rmoag the foremost IN the
conflict, daring all and sacrificing
al tor liberty. This is Indicated ia
tho cheering news above,