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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots 4 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails Paints, Oils, Glass 4 Putty
kept in full stock and will be sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce Rken exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit Of long
winded credits credits to doubtful customers. To all who
prompt and reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt will be required in all at the
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely ont Of
line. My desire is to deal fairly and squarely with all Try
me and see for yourselves. Yours truly,
| Jvne Is, 1851 H. L MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06
Pills-Pills.

Among the large quantity have, the Printer says he will
POT haNs room TO mention but few. Among them the
branafeufs, yamea hofatrs HoOwayF, Robaek Parkers
Madame boylne's GFenenbeTg SOule's, Cheeseman's,
hstrs, Poor Mans, sbAuidlngs kc &c &c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06
Rheumatism, GOut, Liver Complaint.
Schirrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliatton OF
tho Homes.

great variety OF have been reported TO us where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the of this remedy, but our space here will not admit
them. Some of them may be found in our American
Almanac, which the agents below named are pleased TO
furnish gratis 70 all who call for them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-03


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WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS.
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES in OHIO.
MARIETTA oorLraE, -"It Is truly magnificent work,
an honor TO the author, the ppbiishers and the whole
ountry."-Presldent Andrews.
OHIo WuLrYAN UNTvKRslTY -" II exceeds my expecta-
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eiaton, and will often be consulted BY me for l neat
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson. aI
W! Il. EcLrcrIo CoLLEan- -"H Heretofore we have used
webeter's orthography. At recent meeting Of our
facuy was decided to change II to conform to that
Garfield.
WEsTKRN RHamvE OoLrsE.---sI hnd II worthy Of
cordial appreciation. ."--President Hitchcock.
olERLH ooLLEeE.--',It more than meets my expecta-
tons. recommend 1t as the standard authority in
9oTrtnoepy to my children and my pupils. .n-Pesdent
ARrrooH OoLLksH.'I adopt and aim to use IN teach
Ing writing and speaking, the photography and pronun
President Hill. =, q
I'm all my writing speaking, and teaching, have en-.
deavored to conform TO the rules for ortbogaphy and
pronunciation as contained IN Worester'a Dictionary"
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KuroN CoLLEeK, GAMBm .-s'I lost cordially recon.
mond II as the most reliable standard authority Of the
English language as II Is now written and spoken" -"
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Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
y From IA Oler1land Herald Of March %. -

The orthcgaphy Of the Worcester Dictionary Is that
used by most, not all, authors Of distinction in this
country and England and conforms to the general usage
Of ordinary writer's and speakers. ,y... -.
Whatever prejudces may have existed previously, a
careful study Of this volume will invariably be followed
by warm appreciation OF Its great merits and desire
add to the we'll selected library, be II large SMALL
1t b library initself, and will remain impersha'
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
"Electi..n,Le..

The fail elections Show considerable
Democratic gain in he States , opf 'Peinnnnsyl
vAnf4, OIL, aid Indiana. 1hi, is IS hardly
sdrpri$'p; when ~e consider ,ha. i, Il. J, order
to carry those States heretofore, inc me mosr
persistent effo,ts nave ad to +, rle:s5r,cd I"
Oh he part q The Rs'ablj , s.'5'S Nothing in
this Indicates . dissatisfaction to the Ad
ministraiion, Or disposition 10 compromise
the present difficulty: s',ch suspicion ilitis
would b. an unfair imruta'ion on the q, pa.
,riosi<m Of 'hs 'Dep,ecra,ts elected. ;" The
class Of men elected, poih De'nosr,,,s; al and
Republicans. are mostly those who; are e IN.
' e,""mpr""mii~ing'y; for tls ,xsr and 1or the
C"ipn "A. Al such traitors = Ya''andisham,
N""eeey Petty and , yovrls< v have ben
d''ea tsd' an., .,;b >.l zairass ,,,,si,, - ,i'
I'hte 31'ellesr'phic reports , =, wleeh We pub
li>t'. names Worries as among the elected !:
hut rub>cquen: and .1nnre reliable reports
render it almost certain that hs is defeated
|. is worthy Of note tha. many o: the strong.
cs' yartizans Of former times. such, for in :
stance Is Co1k,x are r,,cc;ot,rdci IS :. MON y
cana datss: and in almost Very instance
where = Union candidate was vs belize the
people, Us such he was elected. 30, T'',".
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
The Ind an War. .

4 Al The Indians have now surrendered 10
General s'bley: except Little Crow, and .he
few yon@"s wh H'ipss tAa' have joined their
'a'' with his. They are ':' making off ie ,jye
tie p!a aIes e he .mnlq unians whether E
pid they will be pursued and 81 ptnred in Que
!slY,ps nq Is made g suffer SIS penalties d
their enormous crimes so far as Ii. life. 81
a iedan vii go e s9p'pts 'h sow murder
O. a white person. = -: -
nXhgsy hundred ani tig(++y Of the prisoners
supposed to be the most guilty, have been
plsc4a i ~ irons nsG[s General Pops ordered Ahem
sent to Fort Smelling. What disposition
will y 'na yls q the ipfsrnal is
difficult to predict, bpF s one thing csr,. p,
tnfY anShs 1eyef asr hq. e 81 haye .he power
OF being terror l." the frontier settlers. -.
,oy 4. first, . General fsib|ey was the xptec,
Of many curses for h's appaapren,!y. dili!sry
y nsq9y'e ep' but events, have shown ,ha,
hs a understood lhNis ":hzY End think the
people IF '1s S'|a}e are ln99sl oLlig4
tt'" .q'o I? him FOR 1he, speedy and thornus!.
suppression oi ore Of the most gigantic In
dian wars On zee 3D. ...~. ..,..,;; ,>n,,,..~ IL
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
Abuse.

~, .F4:,s.. 81!
IT,. The h. R'tppIlc'n is severe on U, for an al
legged abuse SGT, of Colonel ;! Hubbard. All the
.'ou'e We have offered to the CoIorel since
ne h'* been gone, j. 70 state thet be is the
owner r! q Little t Freddy JOYS, and also Of the
"o"'"'l editor # the. the Rxps4 q. Eve
know It is hard ,o~lather the ownership Of
oh property, and it maybe huuilial ny 10
him to have the fact known. but certainly
!. is aba:e 10 STATE il, act without,
ny comment We had 7 as idea, however,
sh hat h Ii!. Freddy and lie nominal editor
had 50 correct ap appreciation Of their moral
worth az TO- consider it an abuse Of their
owaeI to state tie fact Of ownership.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

fold ~hedlhe adm is,rain the l.Y
,hemSslyy xilfully plats aheds Forj&
such e'f.9se sir. i. a.' :. u psh srs'
moment in arms xg.inst the other half
The habitual or the occasional disregard Of
the public lava shouldt he discountsuaacsd
10 the most emphatic terms. No person
who ~ guilty Q. snch an offence should meet
with any favor ron nj public, apg more
especially when We see on every hand the
axf ei'ec,sof sdeflsnes the 'is~ss.s
.'a'h's law was enacted :osprevent officers
Of d. the county spee'nstins in the county in.
deb a',d'H f.r if they are permitted TO do
So it viii Be for their interest to keep the
County i" DEBT kl't,. and having control Of The
att r. g q! me Count. tbey can easily keep
it in debt. -, -
~ w We'd do not believe tlisrc are enough mere
par:isa&s i" the County q g, elect ! man, %
office , who can present no clearer reeord 'or
honesty aud loyalty g the laXY thap does
49,. otY9;s;a fYge,f |! t.uiSf, a;veI tsrr-,f4 :. t.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
't.+@ > -3.9'aDDf 1T lES'7lIs8 81 .JauRf
Great Excitement in Wall Street.


In sir9Ps Exci,smasnt in - Wall Z. Street,
1Wsh,y.nsysr witnessed, in an experienc g
" nearly thirty years. in this city, such in
tense excitement IN the stock market, al Ia,
exlstcd dur'dg the wiISFe Of the past week
fkes tran sactr,as 1t thet2Board IT. Brokers
have been unprecedented in. amount. IL From,
nine O'clock 10 the morning until five. o. CLOCK
in tho afternoon, the whole fraternity 81 br,.
kers and Operators have been flying sfjou,
buying anything Add ,,vsrythiag lat came
upon lie Market Selkrsast high prices
one day, were buying 1T still higher prices
the next: The Bears-the few who dared
TO appear were punished severely o.,
Saturday htitfs single ianimaf i, tlist Species
could bs' foa'din ahe whole ciys NoneBel
army eyer retreateds from the battle field <in
2, gIsster hurry than did the Bears Jas, week
from Wall street. Al The race race is now En-
titrfy extinct 10 this vicinity, their history:
|it ~ gessrasly SUPPOSED; qwii spsedlly.be
l1rtlsnsois.yttIse sill bffs .zs9Ess ! as:s,.s,yx
|, srh!Ane large anopnt q, money aAoat seeking
investment. together with the recent favor.
able Intelligence from our army, has ii1spir
cd great b,tdne>s sud confdvnce ii, ali aiisr.
tsfs. tATiaists, ~ . class, slnoye rapidly
And wll4n = good opp.,rippily is offered 10
make =. few thousands. they know. how to
|embrace II. Sometimes they take extlaGEr
binary risks. buri III fuch cases they stske
lsx,rabrAiaasy' pro6;s.ai Thsir sreeept, moSe.
nenls Aars bessi mor4 saccessfpls perhaps,
sn. y, ever before. Every onee has made
amounts al those wh6se TIN M ti,e
-
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

e any ri,lp'o 81 uiiy aud 1T
dsain1 We had {Snucht r4 i, call .ssbn-
vfnsiost f,sdly o>s bad Ind il u peo-
plA.Atisaf i.,6r sh, We thow, it, i iuss
~ good convention. Bu, it is not true
that we are the sole author Of the Mass
Convention. We did write, and publish the
call. We advocated suct, q call both through
the columns Of the VOLUNTEER and in pri
vate conversation, but We called the cokvufp
ton at to- teqHea o. u la,y3 nunbtr Of eli
|sssset ssseca,snty:s
Noxlcoksas the CAL itself and see wha,
here is that breaF his Che spirit Of party here,
q Ar loyal voters Of GooIhls Couh,y are re
requested ~ meet 10 Convention" IS The
language used What i here i: IN that tina.
sounds like pitt agi,a,ion All were ID
vited. Many came. Men o, bo'h p,li,ic.i
'p'r'es met there, and agreed that until this
war is over they will cease sl|s parry quarrvl
ling. WAT i there III thai. THAT looks Ike
II 1tg agitation Tie Nominations non nations, we're
made a4 aggregate 1ppotppaatiq'ui of The
county, Without the fea}t e e renee q The
fpolnic.! character OF The ca.na,datteex. II ii
had happned that they we're ali 'RspuHili.
teams i, w3i, have HseHn sat ,ac ato On
rs! oIhef hasRid II. haa hslppIt saRissl that they
wsrs mocrats, It would bsve been s sa-
!;sfactor. II IA ia 1ltb that Quite "a m,iori
~ of'he nominees i"c!aiins 10Th the HepIi.e
seneaIi.eS, IRE Republicans; ; and we believe
fitis enti1e1 satisfactory 'toa1t parties, except
.he'bt'le clique who seek idrf Office, ana con
tr6Ftbe flkepistisasnsd <aai efst as9':.lsf- ):
EVERY iuat,' nt'mi';aH'ta By that Convention
|ia at t'ae al psh4jt Gaslfthass sid EVER shown
apan'' tiIe q5aa >ahas7 ii 8uss4u bb a,,, nom
NAL edi or"f the K pu Hca4 Notwithstanding
:0srhs ',1anSpareney'of .i'e4sltyte.d did no,
fseaa;se s"'fods an article al Ibis, Dat we la Sc
"a design sother'.had'ts' reply to that. 1--we
wish Il Keep tie character, origir ana history
fof both conventions. and 'of all the noiiniintcs
t'efOre'th people. :~-' 70 n'iq ad' At. 80:
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
psxssl1s II a. MsuSois.r ed, e,liito or Or ,hs ,pu

DESs1< a: II sHosksr,' e,li'or Of tbs 4Du.
hpque Ke. al, and a black traitor As, the
North can produce, now 4: prisoner ii For.
lafayette. mr treas in, ant. Who & "a TIE a,il.
cinus imppience 10 IS ! candidate lor7 Con
eress. viii, 81 his ,reason hanging over him,
received but fhIiy' nine = votes ltoin ths s7.h
low. Resimert Thiisa j. lhss x .nt soldiers
treat trxitOrs @$'s'' f'ttsa -ss's3 ssssssas d
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

Th5ss Who speak 81 he high p tSsss of
gold as depreciation Of the. go5ernmsnt T.
per oFssrsdNfs haulla mcollscsatnt 1he gov.
ernment has paper out sthe demand pp3es>
Il IN y Is good ss tho gold. Aani5esely
! eiien y y neither the government credit nor
cove rnmenf paper sc thn!t. Had t6e & sbyy.
eminent taken bank issues. and confined lie
furnishing OF currency to itself, and 1bssJd
1t on its own credit OF resources tkere. would
nave oeeD no suchtepsms ordi fifsrence 10 die
currency oGfthe coantry--4 Seti-
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
P,ayea Ous.o {.

r.. people Or the 'iosaf States viii be re
joiteil Is learn That. the arch ira,;or Of The
Sdr'h. vALL..sp1dilax, has sti6, cen beaten ii
his district, and IL The future, ifsp;e rmi.ted
to do so 1t ali, must talk treason oa,.
side Of Congress: He w a..s 'beeatbe.n BY Cen.
eral Robert G. schneck, ! Democrat who is
an honor ,he saame,, by 1922 majority
This shnws hat q ,t.aitor will not be ,oter
FESs,>L,s - .stT# ss5fs . - .6tS5 81
ate: ,ir ibe North. -, ia. -, ..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

"a s = W > soo' 6, Dem
Eighth District Godloye s. Orth. Union !.
Ninth nistrict-a;; oifax, Union.
i Tenth pistF'ctT Milehell,. Uniop, !, 4,
Eleventh District Shanks, Union.
Tho State ticket w1tl be ciosc. Union
men claim : small majority.
IHfElsn ,Ioys4l M lIHI
HI BURLINGTON, Oct. IA.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
election to ldsy, The l.dH,.s pE the election
having postponed The counting Of tho vote
un''' lno'p.!leefs itH s,s,sT - +
DAvENPoRr, Oct. IA.
Hiram Price Republican candidate f,.r
Congress has 49e majori,y in. this township;
and from 200 TO, 8Oa ia sii,eacounty. lit
''oa' 1'''' ''s''a8 issoua1.o ss3x 49, ~, @
.SaiIeHb a'ts;n,FHAsKL1N, Oct. rs. Z
~ Henry 4 Blow resslvsed the unanii ,ioas
nomination from tho unconditional y MON
emsnclpatlen; feany ntiou,s representing 1.-The
Second oCensressienal' District, which amet
here to day. ..-.., , -. -T'i''od =
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
imid bvyers, ye. .liyel 20 IA
tic Pill, the leading fahck bck, 4 az s
id low IS hty cents.| has / q !.
kne ! more than one b An.ir and j.

CENT, solllnS now AZ Old Erie, The loot
ball Of Wall street, sold At IL cents.
I. now sells at 50 cents-an advance 81
tyr hundred and fifty per cent. Harlem
Railroad stock sold at 81. It now sells 1,
24-nsasly Two hnadred per cent advances,
We mention these a. samples Of tho enor.
nous fluctuations ir our stock market On
the short period Of fifteen months Who
|ian tel MAat lba Q|l0la tians will he in sc
teen months hence During those months
As ,hsysa4sssilL t1sqSss sQIprob.blj
eesimaAya3e ana ft6as 4, !! sireet .n IN Say,
gone by. Let him that standeth take heed
lest he falf Ntw 1kSInlspe,d, mt.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
rtx'sskl
HMI|:sBFRo,

II 1, 1Hf 49, I5sS ~ ss H.
-, g efisB YRo, oct. 81
The election to Day this city, .roceeajl(
very qn'e,ly From re-, ,rna received up to
nan past eight o'clock, the Dsnocfats-eon.
r'ude lhat Mayor Henri, the Union candi.
dsno has 3. 0oo majority! p = IL i -
Eighteen wards give Mayor Henry, the
Unlon candidate, 681 Ibajoriiy =
FPhe nynrlerstiq usj,ri:y in TSchsylssili
ecu Y. VIII exceed 4 Sd. i k5afSi "a
zztsd, stanBn mi ftvs. i1iiii nut 7uy 3
800 nejofi.y.sa,s ~ Il an I
,x n 'n.. Unions 31' sected to Congress in
= 3 .. an.ss,. M ..'s.u'o ~, ~ -.
,he sscs,na = 's'''a'se1f"
it''i VS. 3, = assa. ,sS y I. i. ~
Nv s.sass lnsesa tne elect'9n OF
40 n, epllan, 20 congress IN
n, ecopu LYts'ct 'ead'ns goes
d 'slr;,a ~ 'as''''o'a So"s'9ss''" ''e sa tosn
aS S,'iss y ths ', s'sct,on q NJ 3: TA,yer
9n' y .hs run, t',e HepaG',cans Claim ''
,;h;s :" 'our 'ne"oerS ottne 0hes's'atofe IN
IN ,hn NJ .s,c,"Es.I ,49 -, .It.'t1,E~
20 ,,oi paaaa1, IppsS'o'' 'st.1 s s' 81
'i;1 Ys1ossa = eIecseu 1y 70.
Nsi,ia srb o''I'.ss -
~ y1rs,io Unionaf sEnr,h h. sDntrict,,, I'D
kelNi, Upi9p, p,obably. ~, ,...I <,<;,
/, SStiles. Democrat, j. elected to Cong1 ess
from |, the Sixth District. Philip Joh1s!u'nn,
Democrat, is re cleeted'' in the Eleventh
Dist &c; =" The snu re,ara<:e'ecs X inc: Dem
''crai, Ter Censrefs, user, Myers, Ipyy' 497, ma
Il lepr,nay,;f tr;hk!lin county gives ESQ Union
majority; Fulton county gives $50 Demo
crasIc ''hajorify;' "',' y ,S'@''s a'''S" >'s''
, - '"S '"'.'i ~ AMiss6fa! oct:: rs:
- IN the t1fteenh4 CONGRESSIONAL Dist,ic:
t'a,l Uniobt te.rrietf Cumberland county
,byzat 414sssste7l,5l0-perhaps more. rLa 1.-The
Fourteenth ,Di,triel, Paslersop, Republican,
has Hobably carried, Dauphin county by TX
,resht h1i'dred MAJ or'ry: - s".,"! ''a
harnt the 'Ninth' Dsstf'eS, Eseevens, Republi-
e % es';'s' L'"s''tsFe'o"tS by nearly
THE Union Ticket gains over y 'l0O n Ills
Ny:e "A great q hi6n' victory has probably
been Taned shro'istso,it TIE Static. sI'@q ~,
\ bnr' aDa'ly: and hleP. <etson ARE elected
oy ,e," me)'s'tles. Gcnoral7T Mccall is
sne"' ~. 60 ~ "a 1.lo's sga mere that we will
sa'' VIZ 's's'ss ~ ss9 s.spsslJ 1naa)o'1'y.
-----LANcAsTER, Oct. 4.
= l;Thaddeus Stevens1ls re elected 10 H*Con-
gress,hy yer o'VOonnaloray:nl The vote f..
we oh"o !ckst: ~ s larger. There is
Thir:v ,;str;cts liz 'SSH - to, ,s1ps
5000 m,iori,vItwrsHfvs3f l.. a;sfr,1$Sa =
hear from. Thes.. will ';ncr.,.. his ,u.;or
Nv, 70 ,fiya,,haais.nd * 's,",. ,;ckss vii
have a sill l,rrer na;.r[v "
1"Ss''' -" '''@'''77 DE- ~. sn,,nTa f,.t -"
7s i'oa 'as,-s ".aetlt.hYs hH e41p' octt
Inc election passed. pit Quietly 1, though
With :, con: lderabie spirit. Pittsburgh gives
Morehead l,O4S over tlltnilton, Democrat,
torc"nsress. Aneghancy Gitygisas Wi
l'a'''s; Union 14Aaioves'ze's|er, Democrat
s, se" ses"'ry yha a's sls give Marched
give Union III majority st i've ithoiisahd
'n y ~, hund'e' '''' s.'f'ash Fl
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Is. Bti|allAeYs HousEIal3,.. Sc

iIxiGH' fom Red Wing, on the Manter-
A.eommn2 Ill III. ~ IJaDIs}
fR5 mep sad S,sSt 1sy9j,h
= 80 Watef3 d !iIfl0on ,f-fjJSnI
IL -. mo,,4a75J, n. BAILEY, l'ropri.t~.
nS3a Z. .5.fz tsssF4a4ss s,f ! :nyS-nlG:1y...
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Z 1IAnBh,ssUna, Oct. III.

Governor Curtain has been permitted to
aib&shs edsltsd ,6ilitiseto become ,xotIn-
tecrs during their term oft!seryice, from nine
months to thres years this will doubtless
result in the couvereipn Of many Of the
drafted miItis,issoSoAntsers for 3 years,
fne j. A. ig,peytat sep q It I'LL plsSb.b!y
ice, to bounty, adyanesy payg premium. and
u fact all the advantages which volunteers
have heretofore s1j0Yed. The draft PISSED
oft yesterdey j. every county of The 3,fte,
except PhilfdsaPhAj and prodacsd-rso far
|as We heard no.: and,,s excitement. Six
hundred an and ninety men were drafted IN.
this eouasy ~. ....;'st
4 saggfexy 81 aa1a, CfNcIxsA7I, Oct. II. !
TIE iatest intelligence from Kentucky
represents that the enemy evacuated Gimp
Dick Robinson on Monday. and IRE. in full
, ~.n Tod "a .ippe. ss.|
in close pursuit sid viii eertaialy bring on
||zil1( s.s ssF3f sfYil 'i71 Il r
Five tho:saM prisoners Il Ara ~ \ teep
captured 4 Paariysiliss Drtgills sad Dick
e $.sso:z d;s.sso;ass5iks Eta6sf
fore leaving Dick r. ,l;aoa, They are falling
: rs! q . etP tasis a9ps q
to escape from Bdzff.. a1iso + trlssiinz With.
out baggage and s6assely any equipments.
Bragg1a 1u4tnk1RU0 Ulpliy being
|pscksd Mp lhnt 4hs1 Apepy sod .m1unition
trAsng ePfeas 20 Be several miles in.tbe lsad.
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.as So 81 :E,sst INDIA sAfDllA Dct. a.
u Tppecanos county gives the q Union, STATE
,lcks. and Ortiz tr, congress about 400
m.jouy.. John Petit, iBuiterna:.) IS Ger.
tzinly dsf.ase.k hsass6s ssti sslib ., as9sssss
feIse Hadte gives ascsst. E&r Consssss
oserV s'rssss. 40 srsj,risy beias, AEgaias 81
gishPspa ei,,e, he onion s,..e ,,eEe,
lots hslofify. ts'sss sss eiiai Ys ss. &
Genre sTSrnship. wayne county. s;;,es
~ 0non. sicasstsniAsty fss masoyi.ys Ju.
irs. tie. Congress. j. scr.4chea sbous one
: ksss ,ss.yy b..i ss bis psP.5eas...,s s.
sbon. Il y. ssa issssass sisa; ,sssss-
Hancock B-m,esssic u -sboat 100 Two
lasadssd and ii:syf vo,e4 sJssrs c.,as,.d ont. i
ssI9fsnns., ,e.srs 1'.s. U y br Con
s III Sd,ss pblsdsi q u n - NUN Is,s.,
eassa ever teeffu Il Ti,6uxIspon
ask.l. ~ h.,s .a.a't |. 90 n.isa.r .yliel'
: i rs:ss a s i, 81. nj, o.;.. -.
ddass k.s i 81; u Sosiss go.
er'a 81 7sy u - shs Usisa .sieiEse q
$3.50 So asass $50 81 II a. III
- rstusns received On g sIeves. o'elneli
insi.eeie IL 6lIovii6x .,essl. ss Coz ]: I
~ 1Jfsstjics--lA uS Dssnoeesat y 50 u
8 s.se6n3 DSsrct spsssa u 1Qnsesvvn 49, 4,
ass - i)issr 4sisa ~;
Hssrh Dss.;a-asi.1s, Dsn nc Is
mi Distsiea-JsIias, Usioa.
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.ssucH -IGu.sxs2s rsSSss1r;5 10

,"1 Geherali Fremont expects soon 70 6e in
Washing b. preliminary ID AZ assignment
TO- an llpportantI cYinmand 10 the South