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The New York herald., 1862-10-10
wherc is Perryviile9

Perryvilo is situated between Danvie and Bardsown,
but much the former place. II is post village Of
Boyle county, Kentucky and numbers but few hundred
inhabitants II Is fortyone miles due south Of Frankfort,
and ave hundred and sxtythree miles from Washington
There but Ave stores and two churches In the place.
The county contains two hundred and thirty square miles,
or about one hundred and Gftyssvsn thousand acres
The surface of the country undulang and the soil very
fertile. The county Is drained by the Salt river and
branches OF the Dicks river had population in 1850
Of less than ten thousand persons Danve ID the coun.
" town.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
Third corps sdarmee-centre-Maor General G. c. Gil.
DIVISION coMaANrMRs.

DIVISION COMMANDERS.
First division-Brg gadier General Albion Schoep6.
Second divsion---Rrigadier General Sill.
Third Observation-Disclosures General Lowell H. Rousseau
Fourth division-Brigadier General W. L. Smith.
Fifth ision--Brigader General -.
Sixth division--Rrigadier General w. Wood.
Seventh diysion--Brigadier General Geo. W Morgan.
Eighth divsion--Brigadier General Jas. L. Negley.
Ninth diysion-Brisa sadier General Jackson
Tenth divsion--Malor General Granger
Eleventh. division-Brigadier General Boyle.
Twelfth division-Brgadier General Z. Dumont
Thirteenth division General Robt b. Mitchell
There is Fourteenth division, whose commanding
officer do know. The Seventh and Eighth divisions
not here; OF them-the Sevenlh-recently at
Cumberland Gap. and the Eighth occupying Nashville
General Dumont General Boyle will IN command
In this city, II ID not decided which, although Dumont
publishes order taking charge Of the city to-day
This Is formidable organization, and comprises large
force OF electives
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under John Morgan Frankfort, this nsrning, ana
drove them In evsry direction, with very little Union o
osa Dunout expected 70 surround md capture ~ ssas-
ts1ng gusrllas.
yaASKpoRs, Oct. ., 1867.

ylAHKpoRs, Ost ., 1867
General Dumont surprised the rebel forces under Nor
gan At three O'Clock this morning. by attacking the guard
o the turnpike bridge with such vsor that they were
unable 70 destroy that bridge, - they intended. six
rebels were lsft dead and fifteen wounded. Several
wounded we're carried or but the darkness prevented
correct estimate or the numbers Our loss in killed was
was six hundred cavalry and two regiments OF Infantry
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
IA Ca1endar-This Day,

srvrs~S cosxr--eix rr.--tst Oyer and rsrmmss'
Par. 1871 1909 7Tss 1915, fsts, 1882 1eexxs
Sos scIa sola sost ta sistS "a. so 80
is 1867 iTST 7sl3 1911. Iyss soss. sss', so<ss
$3.50, s,s,na Coz sr-Pat l--Noe a3s2 1891 5cs, S!s
ss ,a,s asaT 2ss3 2e35 1881 1880 SAL yeIs, Sssc,
.y pa, d Nos isS 2ae2. 2s2, 2S1s, ESQ NssAs
s,,s. 2sss, 900, 25s2. 2ss4, asSs
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
The Indiana Bonds.

oc1. Cat the opening Of tho Oyer and Tsrninsy, -
fore the trial Of Mrs Real was commenced the District
Attorney called the attention OF the Cours 70 the fact Of
rarbled report Of his Houers decision In The o
samuel Hsett which appeared In the Tribune and kxpr.
and In which the Court WAS msrsprsseDtet
Judge Barnard SAID Mr. Hall know very wei, that hs
udge Barnard) had bean frequently made the subject Of
sndsrous attacks by certain papers, % much % that 10
has sug since lsrsssrdsd shem and In fact takes
tAe wouble 70 read them.
The District Attorney did nos mean v ssy that tho
Judge wss attacked personally but msrsprsssnsd
70 his legal conclusions thss he thought right 70
bring h under his nosssc
and furnish the dscison delivered 70
our reporter After Mr.. Hais rsmarkn:-
.ss "ScS prUvds 1d every
shall orgc &c. Instrument being OF purportng 70 Be
the o. another" &c. II wss conceded on the argu
meant another person. and STATE corporation but
was urged that that obviated BY the rsviser tn
~ Il. When Sssd n certain Connections 70 include
ths etate foreign states anA govsrnmsns and sn pubic
and prvase corporations In my Judgment thas seeson
dssgsass party, whose property may DO the subject Of
oence and does not roach this section which relates
70 the ses and nos 70 the properly Of pe,soa Inc Lsss
Instruments executed by this state or ts ocer and BY
public and private corporations, embracing ali kinds Of
Instruments and all persons IT, thon, the acts
Of this public and private corporations N.
cluded In the sections IS and <o why did The Legs.
laturs pass the subsequent statutef my constroc.
ton Of The correct hen the class Of writings
toned n the statutes the fa,se making q when 70 de-
clred 70 be forgery does not include the instruments set
forth In tho indctments and IN respect 70 which the
offence 10 alleged and . criminal complaint cannot be
prodcscd upoa them. There indictments, hen, fell y
that the defendant has been guilty of thS crime
with which he has been charged.
Entertaining thcse views, the motion 70 suash the
Ind ctmsnts grantcd, aud the clork VI this court wall
sntcs order 70 that effect
Arrival of SICK and Wosndsd Soldiers.
The hospital transport steamship Daniel Webster, CAp
tain J. r. Bethsn, arrived At this pert last night from
Washington, which pot she lsst on The 7h Instant
She brings <se sick and wounded soldiers amongst whom
s Lieutenant Colonel winsIow, Of the Thirty nsh Nsu
York The following is . iiss q her ofrcsss-
Consmanda.--J. II. Bhsthen
/. Snrgcon ia Chsrg,--Dr. Neieon Drake.
Asssurni surgeons --lrs +. Sides, =. N. caran, +
rrankin smi h and III. n BcnIsr.
gonaiSsayV "A. X. Starkweather.
Hpkytoi Nssyurds.--L N. Hamilton and 8. n. Rail-
sAtE pRcrrKsr ros USrAIp AssnSssxsrs --Cnmprole
Paw commenced large sale Of property yesterday fo
unad assessments, amounting in 81 20 over 81 900
Ths 'lsscssnents made 1882 1859 and 1884.
~J sst iof several aays. The bidding luite s2itei
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News from Fersrsss Monrss.

EUAfAAB uOhhOSt W. ~ Iouz
rhs steamboat South America arrives from Aike0s
Landing sst evening with shout three hundred psonsrs
sck ana wounded which are 70 ~ Ganssred 70 NE st.
nasas saA sent 70 New York.
Abous ave hundred exchanged Union prisoners from
RschneaA arrived hero last evening % ths ssAnbsss
Hero ana Bsvidsrs. They win b sent 70 Annapolis.
No laas papers have been received fro. Richmond
Tners has bssn 70 disturbance q Guabk Norfok e
0y account.
About eighty females eans from Richmond On The
stssnboss New Ysgk, on their vay North.
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Manns Disaster.

osvsso, Oct ., feeG
m canadian propeller Maria, bouad from this pert asr
Beuy,rs, suas early this nsruins. ssa ma's Iro. 1s
Main Ducks - deep 49,, .ss.v,a ssrs ,st sl,e,roo.
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The Tart.

The Tart.
ogroN uounsg, l.. I.--rRoTrfNO.
rruspAs Oct e--MatcA Ssoo, play o. pay; nils hssss,
best three In ave.
n. We drun named b. G. Volunteer, In iAas-
..s..ss..s.s....... u u
I IA rem named b. n. Bslls Of Portland,
tOwagm ........... !
Time, 234x-23lI = 3t--235k.
The above VA capital trct finely contested from b.
ginning "a cnd. Tho mare Won the nrss tws heats IN
goa sye Sut the weight began 70 tell hss after that
aud the old horse Volunteer warming up nicely the
work, the following three heats and the The
betting largely OF the the sssrt
hundred " thirty wanting takers.
LANCET AND ROCKINGHAM.
These celeb ated trottsrs crntend Or purse OF t0c-
mile heats best three ~ ave- under the saddeovsr the
tupn Course, this afternoon. ~ brth ~ the above
horses have nas thcr beat time nisr he saddle, ard
as ens.dh have always Dssn popular wuh turi..en
a gathering OF the ell stoos NAV be sosicipated.
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General and Ex-senator Robert Toombs
Seriously Wounded at Antietam.
Letter from General LOngstreet
to His Wife.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT GALVESTON
The Release Of Col. Daniel ul.man
ard Capt. Young.
Rebel Troops Pushing Forward
to tho North,
ke., &s.s &s.

Additionally 70 the sdvices received by returned pri
sonors have dies of Southern papers, from which
make few extracts.
Reports frum Galveston say that the yellow eyer ~
raging isarfuliy there.
The Columbus (Ga) Sun or ttc 1st inst Says
BY private despatch from Dr. T. A. Ranes a rentc
man Of this city lea tna he will saye Ricbm nd
on Wednesday with Gen 1oombs for Georgia his wound
requiring brief respite from active duty.
Tho Lynchburg V,rpinian Of the oath ut. statos:--
A letter was received In this city yesterday from
Major General ongstree, written tho batle Ged last
Wednesday.
He says that our forces were outplmbered and the
battle the most desperate ana bloody OF The
Our hdpy bat he thinks that OF tn enemy
still greater. We held position Occupying the battle
field bu G,ierGi l. Rsreet DIS MT gnpthing mare.
HIS letter BRIEF and designed chiefly assure Mrs J.,
of his safety.
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IMPORTANT FROM the NORTHWEST.

The InsurrecttOn of the bzOWH Indtams
Practically NJ an END.
wAsnnoroS, Oct. o. 1907.
TAe government has information thas the Sioux war
n prsc,caly ended. Fifteen hundred Of shs hostile
indiana ars prisoners ana many others coming In Ths
LEADING chis Who ere proved 10 have participated In
The late msssscrss vii Be sumnarily executed. Only
Ave hundred q eur nss have been engaged In checking
shs outbreak ssd Ne suffers who went cut v the North
vss,, with the ospscis,on Of nndns there N army q
twenty thousand men are returning with shoiy stocks
supsrnuous.
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GREAT BATTLE in KENTUCKY.
A General Engagement Going on at
Perryvills Between Busn's
and Bragg's Armies.
Desperate rattle Estween McCook's Corps
and the Rebels on Wednesday.
THE UNION Loss TWO THOUSAND.
Arrival OF Crittenden and Gil.
bert's Corps ON the Field.
RENEWAL OF THE CONFLICT ON THURSDAY
Fight with Morgan's Band
Near Frankfort.
The Guerillas Defeated and
Scattered.
Bragg's Address to tho People Of
the Northwest.
The Efforts Of the Rebels to Dis
member the Free States,
DO, &c. 6S.
The Eaarts Of the Rebels to Dis.
member the Free States,
10, &c. &s.
LOUISVILLE, oct. 9, 1852.

Lou1sylILK OCT. y, 1867.
general engagement progressing between Buell. and
Bragg At Perryviie; but nothing definite has been re-.
sefvsd here a. YET
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The Foree Of the Rebels at Rschmona.
me Washington star says at Richmond on Sunday q
iass week the only ssps In and around the city were
,Aoss sw IN number actually a The fortacsilons, and
rssimen. doing provost guard duty in aud around Tho
town 90 soon a tram arrives theres every me oomnS
,.e Richmond ss made 70 with soldier 10 the provoss
marshAs oncs. and not well vsuched for rsorousv
hssd N custody, and guards ere - possed q 70 pss'~
sgrsssf fro = The city - any poins without Apsss'
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. Q, 1862.

LouIsvIILB Oct. Q, 1862.
Cen. Damont, from shelbyville, attacked Scott and
Morgan Frankfort scattering them In every direc-
sion. lis expected that Dumont will bag them before
night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06
Fighting.

A soldier in the Mexican war thus
gives ais experience in the line of his pro-
fessional du,ies: Fighting is very hard
work the man who has passed through
two hours fight, has lived through great
amount OF mental labor. AT the end of O
always touad that had perspired so
profusely "a to wet through all my clothes
WAS as sore as il had been beaten all
over with club. When the battle com.
mences the feelings undergo a change
Did you ever see yoa: house on firep If
so, 1t was then you rushed into great dam
ger; it w-s then you went over places,
climbed over walls, lifted heavy loads,
which you could never have done in your
cooler moments, you then have expo
rienced some of the excitement of a soldier
IN battle. always knew my dancer-that
At any moment ! was liable 10 be killed
yet such was my excitement that / never
fully realized it. AL. men are not alike;
some are cool, some are perfectly wild or
crazy; others are SO prostrated by fear
that they are completely unnerved-an
awful sinking and relaxation of their en-
e:g!es takes place, awful to behold they
tremble like an aspen. sink into bitches
and covert places, cry like children, and
are totally lnsensible to ,hame-dead to
every emotion but the evcrU helming fear
of instant death. We had few. and but
a very few, OF such III our army"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

Mn KEMPsR, of Ohio, (srys in the A~ss-
rican Agr.cultlrts0 that bleeding from =
wound on mau or beast may be stopped
by a mixture Of wheat -four and common
salt, in equal parts bound on with cloth.
If the bleeding be protuse, use large
quantity, from one to three pints. 1t may
be left for hours. or even days, if necessary.
In this manner he saved the life of
horse which was bleeding from a wounded
artery the fow ceased in Eve minutes
after the application. 1t was left on three
days, when it worked loose, was easily re.
moved and the wound soon healed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

HsiLTH AND LONGEVITY OF SOLDIERS
Many soldiers and officers of the revolu-
tioaary war died al an advanced age. The
hardships they underwent gave them con-
stitntions Jack Lash, who died in Ten
nessee in 1885, at the advanced age of l04
years, had been soldior in the French
war, and was at the battle Of Abraham
Plains, Quebec. G. f. James Stafford died
at Allentown, n. j., aged Io2 years. lie
was midshipman on the frigats Alliance.
Anthony Van Pelt, who died in New York
city in 1880, was beyond doubt. the oldest
person dying in that year He was in the
l3O year Of his age. Aaron Burr died at
an advanced age. Our Gen. Scott, the
here of fmauy battles, is in mis- 18th year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and RIind Factory.

WE have moved Lumber Yard Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds Of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand . good assortment OF DRY SEA.
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with oar Lumber Sash. Door,
and Blind FACTORY, and a Glass, Nail, Paint and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each an5 every article
that Builders may want, saving you the trouble Of GO
ing to number of different place to make out your bill
We also invite attention to SIIINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation. and furnish
Sawed ngiss by Wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell as low the lowest.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
once on La Sale st., opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store, fdec 92l sTRAWN powell
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A very diminutve specimen Of . man
lately solicited the hand of a fine buxom
girl Oh, no, said tho fair, but insulting
lady. can't think Of it for a nornent-
The fact is, John, you are little too big
for q cradle and too small to 60 to church /,
with. The young man wilted.l
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I4t your promises be sincere, and 50
pr,,t}ently considered as not to exceed the
leach of your ability. He who promises
more than he can. perform is false TO HIM
self: and he who does not perform what
he has promised, is false to his friends
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

At wedding, recently, when the off-
ciating priest put to the lady, Wilt thou
have this man to be thy welded husbandY
she dropped her prettisst curtsey, and
with modesty which lent her an addi-
tional grace, repl,ed If you please.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

Father" said little boy il the thea
tre. "ain't thas~a handbook where the nau-
sicians orc r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

It;s said the wheel Of fortune rsvolves
for all but many Of us are broken on the
wheel
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:" H "O
"AvING purchased Of Philo Hard his entire stock
II Of Lumber, respectfully inform the old custo-
Of this yard, and the public generally. that
shall continue the business 1t the old stand formerly
occupied by him. and solcits share Of their patron
age. l am constantly receiving cargoes OF lumber of
Of every description, including WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER, OF the best gr ,des, all OF which will be
sold 1t the lowest cash prices.
also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, eash
Doors ard Blinds at manufacturer prices.
Yard vest end Madison Street Bridge.
(S9-tf. FRANK WARNER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER, 1899
Lumber.

eUHHk subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
= lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hosssek. on MAIN STREET, are nov PREPARED 10
furnish all kinds Of lumber, Iaths, shingles sash
doors, &c. Also good of Saginaw boards
and dry nnis hing lumber, constantly hand. The
public and baders are particularly requested ex.
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. W. CALkINS.
Ottawa, May 1869. I4o-tf.
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SURGERY FOR DISEASES An
- OF fH1S
VEYE AND T. a Il ~
II; SourH CAaRK STREET CHICAGO.

Or. j. B. WALKER,
,Prm Of : B. & WALTER WALErK, Rochester. ~ ,
soCuI ,ST AND AURIST. from the ROYAL oPhthaimic
Hospi al Icadon, has, during the last tFrise yesrs
1iyen is undivided this iaP"Ttant sc ec'a
sy an il prepared to perform every operAtan S"n-
nec.e, With oPHTHANIC AND AU@AL SURGERY.
such Cataract, Artiseiai PuPa, Cross Eye tsrsaa
Tumca :. Closure ar the Tear Duct roypus kIc'e'oa
sf the Tonshs etc, etc Ca,,afg asd oertain uts-
..ses - THE TuzoAr, which frequently cause DEAF-
NESS AND NOISES IN THE head, sDi also receive
speci, attention
r. Boz, tSH
Dr WAlxEn may he consulted at the Geiger House,
otra~ :, on the First Saturday IN each month"; TON
to SO clock. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

SrRAVS 4 k'OWE
D-.rl<rs u, Grain ana ~ Uksnds 3j fArodScs
n1Ice and Warehouse on the side cut, near the Gas
$50 dec21
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LOOK HERE!

Something New In the Harness 1-ineS
ylVHE subscriber made arrangements to receive
IL constant supply of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, and viii use no Otter Efnd.
An assortment of work, from . hame strap to . full
silver mounted coach harness kepton hand
or made to order.
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest styles, and at
loE prices. .t..
Also. full assortment Of Trunks and va!ises always
Shop at the old stand, Of Main and
coIrmhus streets J.G. STONE,
nstaws. Tebruar. Is. 1860. Late Stone Eeis.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JAMES GRAHAM,
,Jssstiee Of Ghs Peace-Ondud, Nltrots.
Oprlcs-In Reddick's Block.
Prompt attention given to all business entrusted u
his care Oct II, ls62-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

e. &. GOODseiCI:. ~. H..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
one s.cosd door eest Of 0ttasd EfaE, Ad'" 'aree''
OTTAWA ILLS
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IL KNEGSSL l..

N. KNEUSSL.
Ger, aa Drnggist and APothee",y Nai" ~. ofid"".
fWiIOLESALE ASD RETAIL-l
I'm orter Of Drugs Chemicals, frerch Cogn'se Fran
S.es Wines, &c, &c Au7-'
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mr.. I1AIkD & McAi.THUR

Hs, ing associated themselves together ior l'e
Oft cir profession, respectfully tender '''e'' "
ehs itizeus of Ottawa aad vicinity
b.-An persons indebted to either OF me anu.
sle, are requested to call Immediately anu A''~"s
O 9. over Huut--'s Drug Store Ia sa'e Ct.
&. HARD, VI. D.,
., II VI MCARTHUR- NJ D.
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f u. l:sksSs.ss,
n, ooix Ronks1iser a1,d .Systtisner-Ottdsod ~
4ae.. ID gtsre in NaeHaet's block ssath side OF ase
urt
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HENRY NJ. GODFREY VI D.,
Il su.ios< of loyal college Of SHrg,ons haea'1''"'
having had charge Of Hospital in Europe ior y,
-.l yr.1, and a practice of ars IN iiio:s ne
Zee confident of giving satisfaction to 'hoss "no AS
Wis his professional advice p.;
r ice north side of the Court House square nes'
L.. =. ~, S,p~rior st east Of National House deco
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:. l.. THO VI PSON,

pgaLREN
49,. pa.~~s yedI.in.s Psists, Oils, FasntSars,
Dse !Stggs- f;, 4'e,
,..-.., 0,a,-- 4 r.9k's and Rejdicl.a Block
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-21

i from the best authority that on the 10th Of
the present month, the national indebtedness
was but $500, 900, 900, with $4,000, 900, or
thereabouts, of floating liabilities additional =
And it has learned that for the loans effected
by the Treasury Department, the cost to the g.
6. government was, upon an average, but four
and half per cent.
The Richmond papers Of the 10th contain
correspondence between the Virginia Legisla-
ture and Jeff Davis, in relation to the recent
movement Of the Confederate army He
stated that he had never entertained the
thought of withdrawing the army from Virginia
and abandoning the State; that if: in the course
of events, the capital should fall-the necessi-
ty Of which he did not see or anticipate-that
would be no reason for Withdrawing the army
from Virginia. The war could still de success
fully maintained on Virginia soil for twenty
years
The Boston Post pronounces Gen Hunter to
be incompetent to any responsible command
and the New York Herald says that he (Gen
Fl has received credit for movements at the
South heretofore, to which he was in no ways
entitled
The Great Eastern is again in trouble Mr.
Hamilton g. Towle the young American civil
engineer who invented the temporary steering
gear after the breaking Of the rudder on the
last voyage out, has lbeled the great ship to
have justice done him for his services.
The Washington Republican has despatch
from Strasburg GATED the Goth, which says
last night, the Confederate cavalry came down
upon the Federal pickets at bridge west of Tho
ughfare station, Manassas road, killed one
and took two prisoners belonging First batta-
lion Michigan cavalry, commanded by Major
Atwood
Coal oil is said to be a sure destroyer of bed
bugs. Apply plentifully with small brush or
feather to the places where they most do con-
Gregate. The cure IS effectual and permanent
Gilt frames, chandeliers &C., rubbed slightly
ovcrWith coal oil, will not be disturbed by flies
The Northern accounts Of the evacuation of
Pensacola are almost substantially the same as
received through Southern dispatches Bar
rancas was the only fort that was saved Gen.
Arnold was to occupy the city on the 18th, and
establish his headquarters there.
Gen. Wool has notified the citizens of Bal
tlmorc that no vessels will be allowed to go to
Norfolk except those employed by the Z. S.
government in behalf Of the army and navy,
nor will any trade Or traffic be allowed with
that city until further orders.
4 mass convention Of the friends of the adj