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Single subscribers per year- ... • • •
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UM LAW Of NIIMPAPISS.
It subecribers order the discontinuance of their news
papers, the publisher may continuo to send them until
411 %outrages are paid.
11 subecribers neglect or reuse to take thelr nowspa
em from the office to which they ere directed, they are
revonsible until they have settled the bills and ordet ed
been discontinued,
.mmaiminmsmse
ifitilitaL
gIL JOHNSON
LOCK ktosrulu.
tj A 6 theuoverud the west eertain, Speedy
and elleetwill remedy In the world tor
DIBLASKS ON' LISIPIIIJUENCE.
ULM) fa AI TO TWILTI Houle.
Yo Mleretery or Noxious Drugs. •
sea Cove WARTANTIV, OM MO
L im os, la raoll use T.
TWO DAYS. - 44
Wealimp 01 the Sack or Limbs, Strictures, pains it
the Woe, &grooms of the Kidneys mutt Madder, Organs
Westmont, Nervous Debility, Decay of the Phyeica pow
ere, Dysisipsis, Languor, Low Spirits, courtuoott 0. den,
tall nation of the Heart, Timidity, 'frownlings, Deimos.
of Sight ur Giddiness, 1101011130 of the Steinman, Affedtione
el the Head, fides!, I , lt se or ate—those terrible disor
ders annuli, trout the indiscretion or Solitary Habits it
Youth—tho-ie drwullul and dostrublive prlLGUselit Wh
pI'UOUTT Cent tmehouul debility, render warms° hallow
tittle, mod destroy bulb body and mole,
YOUNG il.101„
booed teem espemally who have become the vette:moot
ouniso Vice, tem dreadful and detstrautive habit tv,hteh
itenuolly tWeept 10 am untimely grave thousands 01
young men el the must exalted talent soil brilliant intel
lect, Who angel. OtheYWlßb hove onwanced hatentoh
ttatialell with the thunders or teotwence, or waited to se
:ay the living lyre, may call wl h full confidence.
kIAitaLSGE.
ilarried persons, or thus, contemplating marriage, be
ug aivaro of physical vniakuesi, Should immediately Mal
pr, .1., and de reiltorcii to portent health.
iJitanAlti
immediately cured and fall ova, restored.
Ho who plugs Meisel tinder LOB Calif in Dr. J. ma)
ruliglunsly counde in his honor as a gentionum, and roe,
ndeuily rely npon bin skill as a ouyetoleat.
itirtalloa No, 7&nab P. ollortoe , etroot, atattuiol%
ti
ma., on the' lett mid aide gems from Baltimore street,
ours from the oornee. par [traitor in observing, tine
41141113 or number, or you .will mistake the place. tie par.
heeler for iimoruat, Vampquakoks, with (Aida unwire,
Paltry ilambuy flartecistat, attrooted try We repute•
boo of Dr. Jobnson, ur near.
All letters count contain a Postage Biump, to use on the
reply.
lilt. JOIINBLIJN.
Dr. Johnson member of the Royal tieliege ul burgeons,
London, graduate from one of the most ambulant eullieges
of the United States, and tee greatest part 01 Wheat+ the
has been spent in the tiospitalw of London, Ktria, Phila
delphia and elsewhere, has edboted some of the most es-
Mouthing curse that wore ever nuown. Many troubled
with ringing In the earn and hood wbeu asleep, great net.-
smugness, being alarmed , at sitddensound a, •balitiftilnees,
with frequent blUshiug, attended semetitnee with derenne•
wont of mind were cowed immediately,
?AKIO PAMILIULAR NOT
Br. ~uressis ail knees who having Injured them•
selves b, private and improper intielgenuies, that secret
sad solitary oablk which reins both body sad mind, sm
ithies them t o , either businese or sanely.
The.. are creme of the sad and elehueaholy ea . eta pro-
Melee oy early bands of youth, via: Weidman ol.the
Back acrd LAtelte, Patna An the Itead,,forariess of Sight,
Lam of Idesaidar SWer; Palpitation of the Heart, Dys
pepsia, tierirtebllrritability, Derangement. Of the Digestive
yanetions, General SyillyloolB of Uoneump-
Ilen, 00,
ILkNTALLL
ilanitmm, the fearful abets on the mho:fere - mien to
ne dreaded :—Lose of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, TU.
preselon of Spirits, itvil Forebodings, Aversion toelooie•
ty, balf-distrusi, Love of Solitude, Timidity, he., me sums
of the evil Weds.
Mounds of poraoun 01 all ago!, oau now lodge what
the tame or their doollne m health, ioatug Weir vigor,
baconung weal, palm, uer room and ootamated, wive a
'insular appearance about the aria, sough, and aymp•
ma of conaUtuption,
YOUNG MEN
who nave Injured taetasolves by a eurtaln prauticet,
dinyed in when urine—a habit freqnently learned from
eta zompanlons, or at sehoel, the adecia el winch are
rightly MIL, even when asleep, and If not cured, rented,
marriage impassible, and deatroys both mind and body,
should apply inunaliately.
What a pity that a young luau the napes ot his seal.
try, the darling of his parents, should be unaided troll
all proapeota and enjoyments at lite by thy uousequeneei
of deinatdog from Inn pub el nature, and indulging IC It
certain reedit habit. du :% persons must, aurora confers
plating
ateltrUAGN,
tow% that 14 mood iuiud and body mottle moat Menai,
raqualhea to promote commOuti Emplane:la. Lodatd
without these, the jouruey through his heOmnisa a weary
phgthnagm the prospect hourly darken/1 to tho view; Um
mind becomes shaduwod wan (Impair, and tilled with tilt
melancholy rotiection thut the happincee of another be•
moues blighted with our own.
OR, JOHNSON'S IN VIOURATING REMEDY 108 Ob
BANTU WEANNIft.
L by this great and Important remedy, WesluietuleM tti
4rgeez are speedily eared, end full vigor restored.
P.housands of the moat nervous and debilitated nit
and hut all Dope, have beau immediately relieved. All
impediments to Marriage, Physical or Mental &eau&lid.
melee, Nervoue, Trembling, Weidman or islthaustion OT
the moat fearful kind, speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS
The many thousands cured at this lunation within the
last twelve years, and the numerous important burgle&
operations performed by Dr. J., whammed by ihe re
porters of the papers, and many other persons, ammo of
which hove appeared again and again Wore the public,
besides AO standing os is gentleman of character mad tt
epongibafts, is a sulticient guarantee 10 the 'Whaled.
DISUSES OF IMPRIIDENCL—When the misguided
and imprudent votary of
_pleasure Ands he hen imbibed
the seeds of this' painful disease, it too often happens that
an Maimed sense of ahame or dread of discovery deters
him from applying to those who from education and re •
speciabllity can alone befriend him, delaying till the toe.
stitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their
appearance, affenting the head, throat, pose, skin, am,
progressing on with frightful rapidity, 411 deal h What
period to his dreadiul sufferiugs by Beading him to
bourne from whence so traveler returns." it is a meth
anehOly tint that thousands fall victims to ibis terrible
disease, owing to the unskilillineas of ignor ant pr y,
the
who, by the use of that deadly prima, metroury,
the eotistitution and make the residue of life miserable.
To
aloe. Stnanne.—The DocDoctor'sDipiDiplomasbang in his
AI - Letters must contain a Stamp to us on the reply,
sir Remedies sent by Mall.
siir-No. 7 South Frederick street, Balteure.
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For eels at BERONER'S,CHEAP BOOKSTORE
may 21
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(Near the B.arrrirbto Bridge.)
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$2.60 per reaca for NOTE PAPER, decorated with
the latest and
mottos, very handeome emblems and patriotic
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VOL XVI
NMI 2thertilitttlfiltB
SPECIAL PROOLAXATION BY
THE GOVERNOR.
OFFIIIiC SWILETARY OF TON COMMONWSALTI4
Harrisburg, Sept. 18, 1861.
The following "provisions iu arse any cif the
militia or volunteers shalt be In actual service
at the time of the general election" are publish
ed fur the benefit Of those citizens of Pt amyl-
Vania to whom they may apply iu connection
with the general election to be held on the sec
ond Tuesday of October, A. D 1861 :
isittenever any of the citizens of this COW
mouwealth qualified tie hereinbefore provided,
shall be in airy actual military semi. e in. any
detachment of the militia or corps of volunteers,
under a requisition from the President of the
United States, or by the authority of this com
monwealth, on the day of the general election,
as aforesaid, such citizens may exercise the
right of suffrage at such places a, may be ap
pointed by toe commanding officer of the troop,
or company, to which they shall respectively
belong, as fully as if they were present at
the usual place of election. Provided, That
no member of any such troop or company, shall
be permitted to vote at the place s t appointr.d,
if at the time of such election be shall be with
in ten miles of the place at which he would- be
entitled to vote, if not in service as aforesaid.
The proceedings for conducting suchelectious
shall be as far as practicable, in all respects the
same as are herein directed in the case of gen
eral elections, exce i rt that the captain or com
manding officer of each company or troop shall
act as judge, and that the first lieutenant or of
deer second in command, shall act as inspector,
at such election, so far as shall relate to such
company or troop ; and in case of the neglect
or refusal .rf such officers, or either ofr them, to
serve in such capacity; the lacer 'of facers next
in command, iu such company or troop, shall
act as judge or inspector as. the .case may ; be.
The officer authorized to perform the duties
or judge, shall administer' the proper oath or
affirmation to the officer who shall act as. in
spector, and ad soon as such officer shall have
been sworn or affirmed, he shall adininister the
proper oath or affirmation to the officer whose
duty it shall be to a -i.udge, and such officer
acting as judget-shallapDdiab , iwo persons to act
as clerks, and Shall urlmlnister to them the
proper oaths or affirmations.
The sever* officers: authorised to., conduct
such eleetiotlishalttak4tfie•-ffirb oatlikor-qtffir
matiotts, shall hdve the like powers, and they,
as well as othtil petsons who may attend, vote,
or offer to vdte, at such election, shall he sub
ject to the like peniltiei and restrictions as , are
declared or provided imthis act, in the case of
elections by the citizens at their usual places of
election.
Within three days after such election, the
judges thereof shall respectively transmit
through the nearest post office, a return thereof
together with the tickets, tally lists of voters, to
the prothonotary of the county in which such
electors would have voted, if not in Military
service. And the said judges ., shalltransmitanother return of such election to the Om
manding.officar of llMmegiment or battallion,
as the case may be, who , shall make a general
return under hit hand and seal, of the voted of
all the companies or troops under his command
and shalrtransmit the same through the near
est post office to the secretary of the common
wealth.
It shall be the duty of the prothonotary of
the county, to Whom such returnsahailbe made,
to deliver to the return judges of the same
county, a copy certified under his hand and seal,
of the return of votes so transmitted to him by
the judges of the election in_ the companies or
troops aforesaid.
The return judges of the proper county !or
counties, in which -thp volunteers pr
men aforesaid may have ridded at the tirre'of
being called into actual service as aforesaid,
shall meet on the second Tuesday in November
next after the election: And when two or
more counties .are.. , conneoted in' the election,
the meeting.,of thei.judgett front la& county
shall be postponed- in such case until the Fri
day following the said second Tuesday in No
'
vember.
The return judges so met, shall include in
their enumeration the votes so returned, and
thereupon shall proceed in all respects in the
like manner as is provided in this
_act, in Qum
where all the votes shall have been given at
the usual place of election. "
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of, the Commonwealth.
seplB-doawte
STONE FOR SALE.
BUILDING STONE or Stone imitated
for turophdog ;wood., Wi so delivered to nay
ear of the city or ita e 'chitty s oply to
morTI WM. OOLDRIt. Jr.
BOARDING.
PLEASANT apartments, with use of
beater, bath, gas ire with good board, can be Ob
tained by a couple of gentlemen at. No. 6. Locust street.
House lately G.:copied by fen. !fi ller,) near the river.
seppli.d2w-2taw
Haan @sums,
Harousamo; Sept. 9, 1861. r
A BOARD OF SURGEONS for the examuka-
JA. tion of candidates for the post of Surgeon
and Surgeon's mate in the Pennsylvania troops,
will assemble in Harrisburg, at the Hall of Re
presentatives, Wednesday, Oct. 2d, 1861, at 9
a. in, when and where all desiring appoint
ments will present themselves.
•
By order of the Governor.
HENRY H. SMITH, M. D.
selo-3taw Surgeon General, Penn's.
ALDERMAN.
HENRY PEPPER.
OFFICE—THIRD STREET. (SHELL'S BOW,)
NEAP. MARKET.
Residence, Cisestnut street saw Fourth
OM Or amuusauma, pi/WA. I
W 12411
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-=-NEUTRAL IN NONE 7
F[ARRISBURG PA., FRIDAY, AFTERNOO N , 'SEPTEMBER' 27, 1861
,
The above representation of the One Hun
dred Dollar Treasury Note. It is of the same
size, and as near a fac simile as can be made on
wood,i and at the same time adaptable to the
rapid printing of the typographical steam press.
The orgimd note, however, is of the finest, ar
tistic+ finish, and in two colors, viz : The large
outline "C" behind "United States," and the
figures "100" in tablet ineach lower corner, are
printed in green : the figures, lettering, portrait
of General. Scott, and the, coupons, are all in
black ink. The name and sigasiture on the
above are, of course, flod.tkolsi haTingbeAlk Put'
in by wood engraver, merely to show the gen
eral appearance of filing up. The back of .the
note is printed in green, with its amount very
beautifully expressed ingeumetcleal lathe work
and figures. On one end of the back is also the
indorsment, and on the other end the rate of
interest per day, viz : two cents a day on the
other end the $lOO note. The public will per
ceive that the coupons are numbered and detect to
expire every six months, and canbe readily cut
FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
Correspoodenee of the Telegraph.
Yesterday was a gala day in the vicinity of
Teruiallytown. Gen. McClellan, accorapanied
by a host of military . chieftains and civilians,
proceeded to the encainpment of the Pennsylva
nia reserve for. the purpose of witnessing the
drill and field exercise . of the : various regiments.
The Pennsylvania boys stutiained themselves
admirably, and won golden opinions from the
General. Their active movements, soldierly
bearing, and the quickness with which they
performed every evolution, elicited unbounded
admiration from the distinguished visitors pres
ent, and Gen. McCall was !complimented very
highly for his untiring efforbi.in disciplining the
men under his command. There is a foul blot
to be erased from Pennsylvania's escutcheon—
the cowardly conduct of the Fourth regiment
when the battle at Bull Run was raging at its
highest pitch, and about which Gen. McDowell
ldevoted a paragraph of his official report—and
I feel' confident that the volunteers now in the
- Held from that proud State , will wipe out the ;
stigma that has been cast on" hes fair fame. -A.
corps lust been formed principally from the,
reserve corps, and promises to readerArastic
ble service, It le controlled by a notablolacer,
THE UNITED- ST
WeeenterroN, Sept. 22, 1861.
'ES TREASURY NOTES.
oil,' and presented to the nearest branch office fOr
PaYitteat at the times of maturity. The varloas
denominations of Treasury Notes,bearing 7 3-10
per cant. interest, are' now being signed it
Washington, and wits issued to the publ)c
in it lbw days. They are as follows : $56, $lOO,
$l,OOO, $5,000. • In the meanwhile, subscrip
tions will be received at the Farmers' Bank of
Lancaster, by 0. • Hager, Esq., who holds the
agency for this County, and at the Biulkirig
House of Reed, HcGraim & Co. The $5, $lll,
$2O, on-demand notes / without interact al
, are -
ready in-circulatioia, but have not' yet reached
the ordinary channels of trade. The style and
finish of each denomination is difietent there
fore, the above is a representation of ,the $lOO
only. The coupons, horiever,' are attached to
all the denominations lathe sami3iniumer,
the interest is specified according to the amount
of ithe face of the note. The notes are all ext
cuted`by the American Bank Note Company,
and embrace the most perfect security against
counterfeiting or alterations. They are &So
rendered anti-photographic by the use of a pat
ant indestructible green colored ink, for which
the Bank Note Company have the exclusivemie:
who has performed like service on anterior oc
casions. • William Woodall, formerly a set
geant in the Kepner Fencibles, from your city,
tepreSents in part that company in the corps.
iThe pay of the members is twenty-one dollars
1 per month. Gen. McClellan no . doubt feels
justly proud of the soldiers in the field fro&
his native State, and he. will certainly place
them, when the desirable time comes, in a po
sition where they can win glory and renowi4;
Comprodore..Dahlgren, commander :Of the
Wsahingtoa Navy Yard, liturrequrstedtheafavY
Department to:ram:m.llo moni passes•to persons
desiring admittance, except those who have bi
Sinew to
the
The thousands of visito
daily to the Yard, have annoyed the Commodo
very much,, and have
,harrassed the employees
with interrogatives to such an extent, thatthey
Could not do justice to.the Work assigned them!.
The request was readily complied with, and
hereafteknone, can gain ingress except on spd
cial business. There is a larger force employed,
now in the yard than there has ever been here- . •
tofore, and it if; ,said that 'eight cannon 'dr ' e
turned out daily, besides.: sundry other death--
dealing instriurieuts. Add! to this the' vario*
nllB city walled in as, perfectly: as Paris W
prior
,to the bat Ale of Waterloo; or as • •:.•(-.
Attie PejQith.nf: its gliwy ; and , •
Hannibal was defeated by Scipio..-4....tdif •
the old Bladensburg dwelling ground is bah*
,
fortified, and as many as s ixty or seventy guns ,
will be mounted on the embrasures sh rtly.
This hill co - Salida& the country forilea
~:ii,
leraund, nniilitl ans iff4ius most fortnidahl sites
that could luive 1.144 Selected fora fortiti lion,
:There is a1g1. 01 ,4, 4941: inY,Olittionary, fa at
' ta:ched to oils particu r,spok. it being th bill
viboie General Winder, itrlBl4, li ke the brig
of France, 1 ' • '
- .,"With;several men,
NitrOFo 4P.1.1ie liikand dheil doWn as in.."
1
Evt:ry available ro,,int to'the city
, le Veit,
is also 114-
:41'01Y fottitied, and *kW it tit
1
not
withstanding the rebel 'leg is seen ' in' the die t
; twice, as Louis Napoleon. does in his.. legal
4 • hair. I hear it ,said , that, the nipple of the
I t.orth have fear,. that the Capitol will 'hi at
tacked ty the rebeli.* - 16111 a bialudehdest On
the contrary • they aril expebting seat* dr'
from Oini army dui'', AlCverified • by a state en
from a d eserter who, came, inside of , oar, es a
few daYs'ago.'' 't,st, 'ail iffichlearii be dlsPe .
iiirtil
I Ile regiment that his 'b...'fileing In this
lOistrict for, some /thire-itiatowfull and I ner
looking body of !nen ; gould. ‘ not. hp . , up
anywhere. kr . Richard Wallach, tt's
hrioSishor; ' Meilen* ifi'behatt i cif 'the adi of
al
gun-boats that are constantly plying bet t en
,I toff place and the. estheachuse ofi ;the POtO BC,
makes it the most lively ; and , stirring place of
theldetrapalis. ' l
The protrost gland of this citYle doing s tod
service,, and it • is really amusing td le e ithe ry
f ces of officers when i passes are dens . . of
them. the guard discharge their duties f th
hilly? withitut fear,ffivbr, or affection. oi , .
Joe no longer seen - Unnecessarily 'away " i f ui
their_toste, find. loafing about the saloons and'
principal hotels- ,So!itterits.too, no , longer brlrri .
c.. 4 the streets , or are seen, in an intoriatiting
ukte. 'Whiitliy-selletic Ett'h3ylike, mandate t dry
reluctantly, but thaylliAbW ft:01 1 nel! that their
I sovealente are watched and that
if they are detected Mffisregfuffing,the law, ey
ft ,
‘itilllie deajt with severely . hence all, pa es
regard the law manse it fast , through feat ofis
°ovary, and the punishment that will certainly
ensue. The citisentkof,ilds city feel•very te
fel, to provoit_marshal Porter ; for his I .?nrs) i t"
ling zeal and 'energy in Maintaining such
El di
order, and well theylday be for the city has
never been governed better since its foundation
than at the pre3ent ppriod.
the city, in a neat , and, appwriate epee a
beautiful standard'to the'r*iment,' on year
day, whicb was reficivectfit ii , pertinent 11240131'
by Col. Tait. - A large crowd = was present to
witness the, ceremony ,., and everything „
oft pleasantly. ' The .dishict ladies d ve,
I th ed
great credit for their Patribtiata; and for their
' kindness.% administering to the wants of the
sick soldiers All • honor to them. . A
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'IDIETT.EITE , 11,1BELE1i 4 KLDIIICD 'AND It .
LURE 'NIMBI* WOUNDED. '
may;:2 ,'' •. • .
:: , . •, Glamor, VA.; Sept: -25.
Five handfed olt thei. Fourth . Obio • regiment
with one piece of ,grtiitery and the. Ilinggrold.
ca alit' seventy five nu r, under ; WI,
Cantwell; And fobrlitinditid of the Eighth Ohio,
under-Col: Efarke;Wiltdi'an advaricie'frdia - Ilew
Creek on Monday towarsis , Reimney,
the enemy, seven htuicked strong, out of (Mir
cioniiilmile gap on the ,morning of the 24thi.
and tuhrittiolug 6ti !Whiney stormed; 'the towli,,
musing the enemy whose 'fonie numbered font.=
Oen hundred infantry and civalry 'Ur retreat - Ai
the mountains, with, ;loss ~ of about thirty-tive'
killed `and ilarge number'wounded. Our loss
is three killed and ten wounded.
From Gen. 4,48' Coition.
. . -
Trial, of Lonaliam,l the lklurderer of
Lewis.
FROM THE, trilkEß poiroiami.
The Rebell; Employed at, rearhigllp
1 0$0. ;111
iSTfMA ED NUMBER
,OF , ,REattS AT VARIOUS
PoiNTS
•
THEIR. CONDITION
Col. Geary ?iUte AriOtkerAildnxwih
With the Rebels.
• :•12taa15447", Sept 26- ,
Inns tbe murderer of,Xajor Lewis, of .
the Permsylvenhi46th, was hied yesterday and
found guilty of murder.- Seidl]. be. hung as'
80011 as his sentence is confirmed bythe au
ties at Washington.• • -' • I
The accomplished soldier and, 40-
cer, CaPtaln "Beberf:Willhons, wdg
tent General, attached to Gen. Banks' divisT „-
has :accepted the command= •of lwregiment of
Maeachusetts. awaity, companies of which
have ilready . txten - and equipped.. It , is
• that he Will" eive here in ;about ten
The. latest advises: from the upper Potineee
state
,that Capt. Carnes , f9r4lierlY of the rebel
• y, Wag at Dam No. 4 With a Potrllfyq
oval Virginians perfonning Jpiekeediity. At
Williamsport andr Hageriltown our feares lhave
..n considerably-strengthened on-the Virginia
de Of the, river fromF9Rl7-
At 'dam No. thereviete about 400 p l e b of
Henderson s, Rhinehardrs and - Tinier Ashby's
oorpa. It is said tligt•Oapt. Henderson was re
• alti.9 killed in:*/ ,, efEmeon county iby.. one of his
rivates, named giller.,-Nhere are about 600
oot soldierS in' and irptlnd:/hisrlhOnt.
were gbuerally initiating up the
of the Balthnore'end Ohio alto
oraf - ,_ bridge le•Adliald's otatfOu;
—44 = eB tun° "fi r r•cir i • i •
The !lave c‘a
rating to ploy* four othort. The boolootives
ham tinting ft fat!.
Itartagpreouredl t atealwYcnver Preeren, we are prepar.
ed•to exerts Nll3 *ld WAN PRINTING orairery aeserip.
cheaper n' it inn be done at any other establish.
wentto Op country.
*a- Four lines or lees oanstituteone•balf square. Right
lines or more than lbw constitute a square.
Helf i rquire, one day
one week....
Id ene month..
months
44 dr months... 4
•
Ont,Square, one der
oneWel'k ....•
• .. R 00
n one month
,
three months li 00
n az months 10 00
•' One year ..... ... lb 00
sir Badness notices Inserted In the Loyd Octants, or
Wore gorriges and, ellabs, FIVE CkbTd PER LINE for
osch Insertion. ._ ' -
N 0.2 6
gar-Mairiaterand Deaths to be deluged as regular ad
"en !tale; •
.as well as the iron rails haft been dropped at
Stevenson's station, the nearest point on the
Harper's Ferry and Manchester Railroad Noth
ing hail been done towards la 3 ing the track
from Manchester to Strasburg. on the Manassas
road, the reason given is that thty have no
cross-tim.
At Charlestown there were hid two companies
of militia, who are being used as laborers At
'Winchester there are «rom 3,000 to 4,000 mili
tia!, half clothed, half shod and half starved.
:TWAY Ow are heing used as laborers. Their
condition Is deplorable in the estrum), and
they.perform the duties required of them with
the greatest .reluctanee.
Gteri'l Johnson vow at Lees Fauq flier Sulphur
Springs, where he has been staying several days
for the benefit of his health. Of this fact there
can be no doubt.
To-day an action took place at this point be
tween a part of the forces under Col. Geary and
four or live hundred rebels on the Virginia side
of the Rotomac. The enemy were sheltered in
the4iigb point of Catoctin Mountain and in the
houses at its.base, but they were driven from
eveiy Plate by the battery and rifles of Colonel
Geary's odintritind. The holism were burnt to
the ground, and whilst several of the enemy
are known to have been killed and wounded,
the Federal troups,suitained no injury.
The conflict there of the 15th inst., resulted
in a rebel loss of eighteen killed—one shell
alone from our battery killed eight secessionists
Not a day or night passes but bodies of the re
belt; make their appearance at some point on
the secession sitie.of the river, opposite Colonel
Geary's line of guard, keeping his. force in a
constant state of bodily exercise. He only uses
his artillery when he knows it will be effective
AT ER FROM MISSOURI.
Reported Attaok on Lexington by
Generals Siegle and Lane.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD.
Detai!fief the Surrender of Lexington.
THE REBEL LOSS 1200
.peels' dispatches from Quincy rerxrrta by
telegraph to-day that Gen. Seigel with st,large
force, and also Gen's. Lane and Hunter had ar
rived at Lexington and attacked Price. An
officer employ of the Government heard
Aeavy,firing while passing Hamilton yesterday,
=deo* that it was believed that Seigel. htul
Pride in the same position as Mulligan had been
'Plated in. In 'regard to Gen. Hunter this can
mot; be true, as he was at Rolla, two hundred
and fifty miies,from Lexington, on Saturday.
From the reports of some of Mulligan's , com
mand whb reached this city last night, we learn
the ftollowing additional particulars :
• .The men -left .Lexington on Saturday atter-
Apon. .N3aarly two hours were occupied in fey
_ ng them over the river. At three o'clock
i
oey Cterted . for 'Handlton, forty miles distant,
under the guidance of several armed secession
ists. The advance portion reached Hamilton
at sundown.
At ten 'o'clock most of the party took the
tiiin for Quincy. Along the route to Hamiltou
they,. were in general kindly treated. All the
money they could raise. was employed to get
wagons to carry the wounded, though all those
severely wounded remained at Lexington.
Only One' commissioned officer, Lieut. Haiti
brone,,escaped. All accounts agree that the re
lag loss of killed and dangerously wounded is
froth nine to twelve hundred.
'''ThelthltheY Whig states on the information of
Itri-bitelligent member of Col. Marshall's regi
ment,' that a leading • rebel surgeon conceded
their loss at 1134. One hundred mounted and
seine, four hundred horses of Col. Marshall's
regiment were killed, it being impossible to
shelter them from the enemy's cannon. •
After the surrender, many of the men killed
their. horses to prevent them from falling into
the enemy's hands. A large sum , of money,
estimated at half a million dollard, half 'in
Specie, was secured by Price, after being buried
by. Col. Mulligan.
FROM WA.BAINGTOIi.
Flattering Prospects of the National Loan
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2b_
~,; S everal prominent citizens of Kentucky have
arrived here within a day or two, and are
now urging.the Government to haste in crowd
mg their State with hosts of loyal troops, so as
to keep Kentucky where the belongs—fast in
Uhion.
The popularity of the patriotic loan is some
thing wonderful. Reports from new agencies
come in from all the loyal States with large,
fresh subscriptions and indications of great in
dream in the amounts already large. The Goy
i*nnient also has from the Banks in the cities as
surances that the fifty millions of the next in
stalment of the loan will be promptly paid up.
The President has fully decided not to inter
fere with the corms of General Fremont
inMis
sunrl, at present.
Interesting from Western Virginia.
The following an extract from a private
letter received from Western Virginia yes
tirday-:
'Turmas, Bourineourrry, Va., Sept. 17, 1861 .
—The tunes aie 'truly startling here. Death
and destruction are laying everything low. I
am in tb:embilit of the battle field. The tan
contending armies are meeting occasionally,
and, do np Weir work to perfection. Our 0
, 904.
% as been laid low by the Peyton
IlbrriseGtianis and two companies cif the United
States emu .. During the engagnmewt we
krlled 111 , and 7of our 'men wounded. Since
that time the rebels feel determined to fire
p e yt er m. The Union men have guards out
night and day. I have had my furniture
our in the woods nearly,one week; all in the
house now. The rebels are hot, fiery demons,
regardless of what they do , andso far as I know
and have heard, they suffer amazingly, and
have done sh i n every battle since the Manassas
fight. On the Kanawha the supposition is the
rebels are In a very bad scrape. They are fight
ink* Urauly Bridge, and at last report lost 460
tots Union men. 'lt is greatly feared that the
Peoplerifiiinipin; the viiirdty of where the south-
Ass bean, Intim - interior. of lirirginia,,
bore tot deotkdAtiolgt.the 0 00ning ma . tor.
• o ' o . Ws state idtbinga here that I desire to
be off the that opportunity."
RA ISE; OR ADVSKTIANG
..... SO 26
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2 00
Pour or ROCKS, Sept. 24
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CMICIAOO, Sept, 26
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