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TIE GREAT
CureI

A n UNFAILISG CURE for spermatorrhea, Semi
IA ma Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all
diseases caused by self pollution; such Loss Of
memory, Universal LAssitude, Pains in the Back,
DImness of Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak
Nerves, Difficulty Of Breathing, Trembling, Wake
fulness, Eruptions on tbs Face, Pale CouutenAnce
Insanity, Consumption, and all the Dreful com
plants caused by departing from the Iath Of na-
~This medicine is a simple vegetable extract,
and one which ali can rely, as II has been used
in practice for many years, aud with Thousands
reaied it has not failed il = single instance. Its
curative powers have been sufficient gain victory
over be most stubborn case
r. To those who have trifed with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond the
reach OF medical aid, would say, DESPAIR NOT
the CHEROKEE CURE will restore you TO health
and vigor, and after all quack doctors have faledl
e. For full particulars, get Circular from any
Drug Store in the country write the ProprietOrs,
who will mail tree to any one desiring the same q
full treatise in pamphlet form.
~ Price, 81 per bottle, OF three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Express to all parts Of the world
AS-Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DR.. ". X. MERWIN q CO.,
Sole Proprietor,
mrl7 dGw1y No 50 Liberty str, New York
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ntv or tax due thereon shall Be had vita regard TO
nro1erty sold under the provisions Of this section
And any sdrplns arising from any sale herein pro-
Vided TOR EhhI b6 Paid ahto the treasury, for the
benefit of the owner of the property. And the Seq.
rotary of the Treasury Il authorized, in any case
whore money shall be paid into the treasury for the
benefit of any owner Of property sold as 70
repay the same proper proof being furnished that
the person applying therefor is entitled to receive
the same. 70
zTTo BIZ oOSrrEUED.I -..
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hereby certify to the best of my knowledge and
belief the above named guArantOrs are good and
sufficient securities for the amount for which they
offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other officer
under the United States Government, or responsi-
BILE person known TO this office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined at this office on WE'D
NEsDAY and SATURDAY of each week, at II NJ.
Bidders respectfully invited to be present at the
opening of bids, il they desire.
A.V. BARRINGER,
Captain and ChfefQuArterua ster
jan22-tf Department Of West Virginia.
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE.


TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE.
DATE
/, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department at -, agreeable TO the terms
your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,--ls64, the following
articles, viz:
. -Bushels of Corn, in sacks, at-per bushel
OF So ifty-six pounds.
-Bushels of Oats, in sacks, at-Psr busheI
Of 80 thirty-twO pounds.
Tons of Baled Hay at-per ton Of 1900
pounds.
pounds.
Delivery TO commence on or before the day Of
1854, and to be completed before the
day of-ls6-, and pledge myself to enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been sc-
Your ob't. servant,
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BAR IRON
OAR IRON, Round from 3-16 to sin.
ID BAR Iron, Square " 4 to ~ in.
BAR IEoS, Flat, d" JzkL to 6EH in.
Bar IRos, Oval, " SIS 70 lEI11 in.
BAR IROS, HalfOvalSs S-s to l&L< in.
BAR IRoN, Cut TO lengths for Tire.
BAR Iron, Hoop, from y to in Prom Penn
sylvsnia, American, Wayne, and Sligo Mills, Pitts
burgh.
P. g. HILDRETH 4 BRO,
'an22 So Main street:
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By certain pras;.s
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently les7r-.
from evil companions. or AZ school, the r1-si. q
which nightly felt, even when asleep, and o. "a.
cured readers marriage impossible, and dt-ir. y
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope l' Be
country, the darling OF his parents, should B.
snatched from all prospects aud enjoyment, ~ -t-
by the consequences Of deyiatIus from the pail 2
BafuTe aud INDUCING in Certain sycTet habit sEs-
- a--r.-r ~
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, L1-l-s
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Cu.ss-.
the United States, and the greater part Of who
has been spent ia the hospitals Of London. Pa.
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected -.z-
the most astonishing cures that were ever 10
many troubled with ringing in thu head alI a.,
wien asleep, great nervousness, being ALARM b.
sudden sounds, bashfulness. with frequent bIl.t .
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind a..
rr.r.l INN
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p He OILY PLACE WHPy
CURE CAN BE DETAINED

hk JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TTyF H..
II Certain Speedy and Only EEectuHi Rs-lOys,i
In the World for All Private Diseases. Wsai-.e1y
the Back and Limbs, Structures, AseetiS-- - g.
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Di,eb.-s-o- tss
potency, General Debility, Neryousne-S ~ - Il.
Ianguor, Low Spirits, Confusion o. idea 81 "a
ttOu Of the Heart, Eimidity, TREMBLING NJ ~
Sight or Giddinsss, Disease Of the Hes5 ~
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver Les la'
Aeh BoWels-thoSe Terrible disorder 49, ssa'7'
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-those sFrEr, = Tea
itRTy practices more fatal 70 their victims - -
song Of syTens TO the MArinsrs Of Ulyass, No. s1s
their most brilliant hopes anticipati5s, -'l2s
ing marriage, &c, impossible. --'r-
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims I'll
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit sf..-.y
nually sweeps 70 an untimely grave thur..-.l a.
Young Men Of the most exalted talents srI 49, g
intellect, who might otherwise have eutrs--,AA- AZ
tening SenAtes, with the thnndeTa OF sIys-.- -
walked to eestsey the living Tyre, may cal III. =
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men COME.
debility, deformities speedily cured ~
He who places himself under the care o.
may religiOusIy cOnfde tn his honor As sem.
and confidently rely upon his skIu phy,-,'A7
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restoret
This Distressing AaectioR-Nhich render. H..
Marriage imPossible-is the penalty raiI 49,.
victims Of improper indulgences. YOunsper. =,
too apt to commit excuses from not being ~
the dreadful consequences that may ra.u4
who that understands the subject will met.
deny that the power Of pTOcTeatlUl il lost s.r-..
those falling into improper habits than b, ;a- -
denti Besides being deprived Of the rie,,--. -
healthy offspring. the most serious aud ie,rr-g.
symptoms to both body and mind arlse. he ~
| becomes deranFed, the Physical and M4ut,g 49,
| tions Weakened, Loss ofPTocTeatiye Power Nrrr.-
ITTitability, Dyspepsia PAlPitsEiOn OF Jh= F-,-
| Indigestion, constitutional Debility a y7,-r.-. +.
| the Frame, Cough Consumption, Decay aui u-.,-
Office, No. 2 South Frederick S.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. "a.
dO0rs from the corner. Fail not 70 absrrye The a..
1 and number.
Letters must be paid AID contain stamp. =.
| Doctors Diploma hangs il his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body are TIE Hls
necessary requisites to promote c0luubIal lag b.
hes Indeed, without these the Journey tlrl-El
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the ProsI-c; l-st
ly dATkeus 70 the view; the mind becomes -ha4 SCI
with despair and filled with the melancholy rr--e-
ton that the happiness o. another becomes Oh sir!
aifE urrr nHn
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. J. addresses all tLose who have injured c--.
selves by improper indu EeHgence and SOLITARY
its which ruin both body and mind, uniting q
for either business, study, society marriage.
THESE are some Of the sad and melancholy s-.g
produced by early habits OF youth, viz: Wr,.--s
Of the Bafk and Ll.st-z, Pains IN the Head, D-1l-
Of sight. Loss Of Mu-Cu ever. Palpitaf0u tt.s
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IFrstability, D-ra1s.-
meut Of the Digestive Functions, General Del liz
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c
MESIALLT.-The fearful effects the mind A..
much 20 be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, CCuI1sl.- q
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. xvii EoTbOdu-- Ag--
sion 10 society, SelEDistrust Love Of solitude 7 =
idity. &c, are sJne Of the evils produced
THOUSANDS Of persons OF ali ages can DOW jut-s
what Is the cause OF their declining health, D.. z
their vigor, becoming weak pale, nervous a.
euaciAted, having a singular appearance aluul i-,
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption
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Can't A. v BARRINGER, Chief Quartermastsr Depart.
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.

Capt. A. v. BARRINGER Chief Quartermaster Depart
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE.
We. the undersigned, residents Of in the
County Of, and State Of, hereby Jointly
and severally covenant with the United States and
guarantee in the foregoing bid of--be
accepted that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance of said bid the for
the same with good and sufficient suretIes in n
sum equal the amount of the contract TO furnish
the forage proposed in Conformity to the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid was made and in case the said--shan fail to
enter into contract as Aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this-day Of
-lS64.
Witness:
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GFNERAL Provisions.

II OI3l-1V-4VV III
AN ACT to provide internal revenues to support ht
government, to pay interest on the public debt
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BAL TIAORELOCE HOSPITH

. IsfABLIsHED AS RKYUeR -
oUACEKRY.N ZION
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EMANCIPATION.
3aItimore & ohio Railroad,

6yy,oI BII41HoR1 : ONO RAnRoAp ooY |
- WHEELING STATION, May IL, 1884.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men co1ta--,-.
marriage, being aware Of : hy6icAi " eAkEsSs - g
debility, deformities speedily cured ~
He who places himself under the care % =.
may TeigiOusly conide IN his hcuor As = r--- - 3.
and confidently rely upon his sklu a. a t,hy-A-
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AssENeER TRAINS will run by the following
SobeduIe on and after May 18th, 1854: =
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DISEASE OF INPRUDEYCE.

When the misguided aud impruisnt vlta-y 2
pleasure fndz that he has imbIbrd the see' % Oh
sense Of shame, or dread OF discovery, dsirrs pa
from applying 70 those who, from rduratI-l a.
respectAbiity, can alone befriend him, delaying I'D
the constitutional symptoms Of this h0TTIi ti-ra-
make their appearance such liberated TIT e.
diseased nose, nocturnal pains IL the head az
limbs dimness Of sisht, deafness, modes OF The 49,
bones and arms, blotche5 the head, iaee ar- IL
trenitiez, progressing with frIEhtful Fapiiig. OF o.
last the palate Of the mouth the bones Of tt--~
fall in, and the victim % this awful disease Bee 60
a h0rrid Otjecf Of clmmlseTttiou, until death -
= period 10 his dreadful satferIngs, by seull-s -
traveller returns"
Its Melancholy fact that thousands IA v-i--i
70 THE terrible disease, owing TO the uask'--='i
Of ignorant pretendersr Uhor by the l-7 p -
DscdIv PsiEgz, Mercury, ruin the eonsuiEt1- as
make The residue Of life miserable
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STRANGERS


Trust not your lives or health, 70 the care q "a!
UnIeArned and worthless PretenieTsi destitute
knowledge uams or character, who copy Dr. ~
ston . advertisements, style them-eiTe-- % -
newspapers, regularly Educated PhysieiAu-. :
pablo OF Curing, they keep you tTlnlug NOUN ~
month taking their hlthy and poisonous eq1i -
or As long a. the smallest Zee Can Dc otA-lr- =
in despair, leave you with ruined heAiL o -
over your own CALLING disappointment,
DR.. Johnston is the Only Physician alFtI'.'.--s
His credentials OF diplomas always hang u -
Once
His remedies treatment are unknown q =
others, prepared from life spent in the Efsai =
pitfalls OF Europe the FIRST in the country al 49,
extensive pirate practice than any other FHs'-
IN the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured az this ins--'l--
year after year, and the numerous iE1portAai - :.
gical Operations performed by Dr. Josnsiel -
messed by the reporters Of the 'sEu, tHtF'.-
and many other papers, notices Of which ~ -,
peAred again and again before the prtlil, -
his standing as gentleman ofcharacter sll o.
Eibility, is a SUFFICIENT guarantee 70 the All's's
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
A8-No letters received unless postpaid a. =
tanning stamp to Be used on the reply 49,
writing should state age, and send P0Tllon Oh '
tisement describing symptoms
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, VI. d.
Ofth Baltimore Lock Hospital, BAiiiil-ls-5
jane-ly"
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IpUB11o-No. 14s.I
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR.. JOHNSTON,

A OUIL " AhNa-N I'D IN o UAl
No Mereuru OF N4nsronS Dim
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Chicago, OCT. 3.-Tils evening ~. raris ncto'
ro.s Virginia trsi,or, rrsiiny hero, shot, without
prcvr'atjou, Gcor,c W MKibhins, n returned
lcr OF tNe rwca,s-ffth Illinois, killing him
Instantly. Horny Il k.n,ms, brother Of the de-
eca. =. w,s al7, wo'alrl. To outraged COM
rsl's & tic ac,onsei pursscd Taris to tho housc
OF ~ l...nar, Hihcr notorious rcNol They sur
rounded SIC l. uso anil dcn,an ici The surrender cf
Faris. Llw'n surrendered the riunicrcr, when
tho eHai Grated soli.crs put twenty bullets through
him. TAc outraged community refuse to lot tho
traitor 10 ruroI .rym 'Lct { to,uIlchcs.
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1elesrapkio Ne1s Items, sc.


A WIT remarks ,Aat tl' defence o. Atlanta Vas
al .c' oi Ht0.c II ..I Hpriitooi!
frias,,t,i ,ba, emo t..,, II ,i A.ocri-an trivate
soI,jicr ,,eecJg tbat oi ~ contain tu the i'r,nch
army
fr..,r. fl, .-.,. ,L, ,,,,,li,. b,s h,,,h, th.
80, ti ~ * 81 , - y ~ "a rlvron
al. r., ~ -, ,t, 4. i, ,.,iIl n "A N
-, ,.,i i NY "
Wv" f'P"
oiTHfF ~ Maryland wns tried on the 5'h' on
charge OF conducrng rebel force INTO 'hA, stAto
h' Ma 'pIho fnilt' ma s,htcA'cl !" term :"
''FriThh'h' IN ne" f''F
"oN' "a hicniean lately TOOK nova % whst
she huPpuaed =" pr S'pV'-h'ld ON uo nN' I"
ktch'u ne ''L'r oAy' Az I'dAd 10 S' a 'Igo
r"t' NUE. sc e'"..'I '''I'S '.'''t' p'' 10" ~
"uF''N'
al IN enc of loriAu't battles, is the resi-
aouc" Of la pil,.,g-.r-lw, ~. Mr. Appleton, In
Phlale Pima, ard Is -'lfcrug severely. II.s left
lcg has %, .. nuI utsled below the kltt.
Avs u,,.s,,.. t,..,. hart" !ll,l hi. doc
80 Itrt e.l, 4, ~, ia imam th, ,oiinr
90 al ..'' b., g.,, t,ne,, tcn,.nd.
i , n .,t 49,, ,.',,.,.rea
,I',,ri.'.i f., ,'i,,..rc man ,,Il,,i IN. ana
p,,.,i,,,, ny ,...... and ,.ns dnr,i nc.,
- 4 ,.,'Ir,,, IL. A., s,,,,,,e in .,,h
- ,I M, n,
o. W, M t.'as n'Eht the umhrrs OF bridge on
ho leife h'n',' Ail9n ana ri. LOUIS h1''roae, /.
10" "'''' w.. ',' ".io ',,, ,oA
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A knowing Rebel Oniccr Highly ioport-
ant ueysiop,ncuts II True.

PhiLdaeiphta, oct 6.--Ihe I,Quinrr has tie
l.llowins special lies patch FROM Us oorreT"uden,
~ " ARLINGTON;
Warrington, Oct 81 have had . couvv ra.tion
" day With very IN @lhRcu, rebel serge,nt-usjor.
who has trcn serving IN Colonel Colston's brigade
OF General Ho,hs ii wilson lie lcN the relel lines
Wednesday iast. snd sSys th a. ath oogh t'crrr
Al Ire and HIS cAy,sr~ have made every thing beut
" their imperative Will 10 send everything Ia the
oommisssrai, yet grost difficulty 's experienced Ia
giving the troops 1rDugh fool, even nj tho we'll
known corn u.e"l r,tiou. The supplies NJ Hct-
n1,d have giveu out sad resort is had to the couu.
try south and southwest. The crops hayo
leon seized everywhero H last as gathered.
pe"p'. Of Richmond and Pete rs6urg, such
~ were alba, have left those cities and COMO
South. Those rcms nins src surrounded with sicb
anil wounded soldier, ana suilor terribly for tive
wan, of the corrfnotttt neCcsssrirs. Lkoa grrG
general, Lec has not forgotten his lnc 81 rctr,'St
lie has fortified Dauvtie At al points very recent
aud hAs prepared temporary defGnces on tho r,slts
thithcr lie has takoIi number ~ his heavy rms
from Richmond md Lvnchhurg 70 Dlny 'c al /
has mobiae-i his army fog the ser1cs 81
desperate conflict, which he anticipates tn
the vicinity Of biz present position. lie
signed a compact With tho rchel authorities 20 pur-
sue, AZ far .. p,~siOl,. certain potIco-l ulnry
policy suggested by II en-. Mr. Davis and cabinet
have leh Richmond, nd vii probably eu" 10
Columbia, south CaIpinA- or Raleigh, North Gar o-
lima, IL known tns, the government sIchivCs,
arms ammunition, e., have been sent h. D.u-
vile, which II Icc's base ~ supplies, Az TIE
newspapers exceI, .bs VINO are moving south
from Il edmond. n ietgls have more respect =
Grants military ,hl'J than The I!suuoni'ts @. uau
North have This rel 81 says that General Grant
plans Of operations VIII certainly succeed IN the
eud--pcrhals very soon. llis has teen the convic-
ton 81 the s. Id thiukc of Le ith ever since
Grant landed b = army the A'uth hank Of the
James r. yer IL IL sou Invest u that river that ni9
greatest battle II mo lcn, Nmes must soon be
Tough. and, IN MI l-otuL lity tho DECISIVE me q
the Grants plan ia sad 10 be- ~ follovs
Sheridan i. take Chsr ottesyillc AMI move tDwsr1
Rich nd from the we,a. A large force ! said TO
have taken Abingdon, Az important town In south
western Vrgiuis the depot OF tho products Of tho
vast salt mines Of that region. THIS force In ex-
Jected " move upon Lynchburg. General lie,
with Inadequate army, is endeavoing 10 weep
back oil Of these columns but berc.n 10 Grants
Vantage, "a, If Lee NeakeuH his Inc hy tax ~,
away n,e di vision, Grant VIII NJ once move IN
him and him up. This rebel tells Ms That I n
| thought Grant will lake both Richmond sld r. tcrs-
burg wi.Lout an assault IN force. lie WI soon
entirely ou,hank General Lee and force him n re-
| treat
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1ranie. Admiral Bossc refuses W allow u~ssen-
ger to PSI h!. lines to our Consul at Msan,or.s.
Us orders are 10 shoe, every one who srproacho,
Sit Lines AIR dark. TDe French are badly fright.
anod.
About T-tv M~yicans arc ~ RrAzos. released
!rom r .en-i prison. 1sey refuse &c. IKE an os,h
W support thc Empire. and enter Aexico N no
Other teir.. a1ch sympathy I. tel, hero ~ the
NJ, ans hv he f- srs ,rt civilians The Ens-
is' r1t, l. serpoo, and corvette Basz ard, and the
T. : s.a, ~ Prnct SCOT, are al the mouth ~ the
BIO G.Antc.
NV ORLEANS ITEMS.
The Sanitary Comm ssion this afternoon sspi
aeaner l1ad Of vegetables soi supplies enerslly
@ lie feet aud land c1rcc al MOBILE Ray.
Aaof several skirm.hes the rebels have leen
ir,tn from thc A,cbafslays snd tho vicinity "
xorgsnza. Oue pece = ART cry, cons derstle
stores All fcv prisoners. were taken IA Gcee
tshtr Too 'o,sos n killed and wounded on other
sic A. trif ms - numbers.
To cotton crop, rl.Aougt badly damaged, is ne,
t,a,ly destroyed, a. some northern writers ssscrt-
A lsrse plantation -l,'r to nltou R. &c, from
vi en- ca tales were expected. will make 90
This IA exceptional, bat the average will he very
re,r hall acuT.
TIE Governor r Ohio IA, sent poll hooks in
which g. tke thr vote y the Ohio soiicrs Il hs
election on ito li.h q os'ober.
~ pttics there IA little doing and al, will rcm,in
Que, until the licncral Assembly rnccss early in o.
ticr
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Tho following telegram was found ia tee telc-
graph otfice al HarrisonOurg, Va, AFTER our troops
entered tho place:
the Editor of the R,GS.ngham Register 1T It pu-
served that one OF the columns OF your paper Of Il"
S.h inst, Is healed, "Sews from Ei,l. - Army"
Silence rs TO the number OF our troops at III ants
importance II Is also deH rshle that TIC enemy
should be mysiihed IA TO the whereabouts Of Gen
eral Lao hin self Mr. should It tie stated that Cen
eraI Esell has been separated from h.s corps Or
where he is Peasa hesr in mind these sugg cations
t5lgnel,) b. 'oorEr.
AdJutan, and Inspector General.
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Eridoy, Oct. q.
GENERAL. sllkkMAN.
Rebel Drprcdatlons In the Rear.-scvere
Fighting.

Eishtinx.
yysbv,ll, DOT. On the 4,h inst large force
,ppe.rcd ON the Chst,sroogs Railroad, near Act-
worth sla,or and a,s,toye,i soyorsI pieoss Of the
track and burned Big shsu,y.
A rebe force near Dalton, on the I'd, moving in
an osstotly direction, had $50 wagons.
A severe night oocurrod ~ Altoona yesterday, be-
-. =, r.,., ,r,,n,rv
~ $50, ,a,.,,o..,,o Con co,..
,c., -,o,,. ,ro scandal Tho ,eb,i lo.s
-. ~. -, ,,n,,,.rs, n have be-,
-, -, a., 49,. h.,,. wouId n.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-15
The War in Missouri.
knfoty Of Gen. twins's Comm nd-Rebel
Dcprcdntions.

81 L,r0 oct. 1.-Tho train which left Haunt
a yesterday morning for the West, ran OF the
,ek ss,r,c,u miles from Palmyra. end WAS soon
,ucrvarls virt-l b. a band - ten gucrriila> who
erchc,. to tran - 50 liers seized tic rSprets
s,f. contain rr shout scUodN, lrk thrrA rev lyers
fruuI he p.-ssrH-cfr .ui then compelled IN. Of
10 eui. c,s ,o fre IL cars. 4 freight train
at.c. arrived l.rii. h,es 30 1ctiie-i, wss also
bnrnci. 1lrcc a..l''r' acre on the cara bus
throns to s,d 81 he pa 'cn ers the. tesnsgci t.
esa..c ,ucf uniforms 'or civIan't drrtt AMI es.
s,pci.
hu ofi-.al d.s pauh IRON jefferson CITY srys co
~ c 'rud r,.lLcf's ucl, 81 Goaersi Lw ns's com
nvli. 1--we reached Hcrmsn. No dc'A1s Of ,har
sNrcf.ouec lave hoca rc'c.7cd. General Evlng
witt %, prus =, portion Of his %, hos arrived
., Esl-. Tee roic army IS between the Pact
Anu Slu,L-wtsi Branch Rail. o.ia- VITA train o!
~ wa apparently aiming II Rola.
L r,t.ac road u rcportsi not materially in
iurcd nls ,tc SoH,hwcs, Branch Is Almost erllroly
IN tie hania # tho tches. md the depot- a. ~,
.lsir, sIiivs' Harrison sud Cuts, md tine bridges
snosS The Ncrrsiirc are hurpcl Nearly all tho
goods IN F-auklu Lave been taken by the rebels
AM many prv~i' dive 'lngs rluudsrcd. irouton
and Aroa ciG sc completely .it,cd. lrondnle es-
prcially eac'ed -fer Pr.c's chief Of stan and
o,her o'ics-s bad assured NJ e.lisns that private
properly wouli be respected.