. It any wi,in '.iU'Mils tn wn ilmili llif
.MhivU'AU I'paa:. -.limit liltit tiwiUa-Htmt I'i
f.Vii. )i'.r.
iiljc (Dvegcm Clrgus.
W. &. A Jam 3, - Editor.
OKSGtON CITY:
s.VTi' iin a v. no vi:.u;i:k i, isi-.j.
1(il. Kl.M --Lord I'aliil.'istoii is said to
he worshipped by nil t ! so old women of
Tiverton, for ill - reason tint whenever Ills
Lord-hip visits tlio place !io g'ves such of
tlio women us choose to cat! on liiin two
miiuvs of t.-u. If tlio ti ll gives out In-fore
tin- visitors do, lie hands oivr s'xpenee U
each to buy with. Pulim-i-stou thus se
cures tin- friendship of the Tiverton women
nt it cost of sixpence e:ieh. Jolane used
to liny It's women f iends lure for a hand
ful of beans (begged (ivtn some truck patch
on the road) ' right from the VrsJcnt's
garden.' His mule Tikes he bought tit a
a-o.t of just one-rightk of a cent. In this
county wc hnppem-d to get an insight into J
bis policy. A bundle of Stcpln ns', Wig
fall's, or some other pro slavery tleniocr.it's
speeches were begged of those who made
them in Washington, and franked in n
bundle to I-olf. On their nrrival, I-olf
took the poll books and copied off the
names, for which we believe he pit a bit a
hundred. With the pockets of his swallow-fork
stuffed with these speeches, ln
sallied out and on meeting a Ike from the
" ferrin," the proper speech was presented,
with Jol.me's comiluients, and an assu
rance that " Mr Lano sent that speech es
pecially to you with the request that you
rend it, ai d then write to him what you
think of it." Tike rolled up the whites of
his eyes, ejected a niouthfull of tobacco
juice upon the ground and his shirt bosom,
stowed the speech away in his breechis
pocket alongside of his " ti rbaecir," an 1
left under the impression that Jo!. me was a
"gn-r-r-c-a-tin.nl." That man voted for
Joevery t.nie, on I it cot J o only ot-.c-ch'.h
of a cut to h i v hi n.
CiUNiiK ok Position-. After the light
w ilh lireekriiridge's forces nt Ilaton Kongo,
n Maine Soldier who hud shot at lirecken
ridgo nt a very long range, said lie hud
had the pleasure of levelling his musket at
his favorite candidate for President. He
only regretted that the two candidates on
the same ticket hadn't bo;h been in range,
and near enough to enable him to make a
sure shot. He thought as they, by lying
hypocrisy, had ltul him into the paths of
treason in lSn'O, he would l.ke to cold lend
mem in K--11.. i iiai niiows neuil ami
li art wire both exactly right.
Tin: Unair Ouir. Uov. Yates of llh
nois was written to by a man in one of the
counties North of Springfield for ml vice in
case the s, ecdicrs in his neighborhood at
tempted to carry out their threat to pull
down the Stars and Stripes which the I'm
ion men I ad raised. Yutes wrote " shoot
Details of Eastern. News.
New Yoik, Oct. Hist Tin) Tribune
i'nr the Agu$
Tlio liosa'l X ami- I nlun.
Slavery is the causo of the great Kebab
lion. Slavery has made a deadly attack
on our National Life und greatness. As
no writer acouainted with human nature. ' fi-derni-v bv the l-t of Jamniry, provide
...i i a.-.i i ...!-. ..ii ill. .f. 111. nil chiiio- ill the situation befor
,.i i..;. , i I,.., i i.i i" "ii"
1 "'ll III.' I'l lllll...lll,IIIV, 1 1 II S I 1 II I II I V l ,1'
set a limit to the melius which a man mav
cditoriullv says the last Muropenn ndvie
render it morally certain that Prance inn
Knchind will iveogniiii the Soiilhern Con
justly use for self defence, in
attack which threatens his lift
In l ie same article it say
i . . i i' i
leio will soon lie a name near uiciicsact
ml in- -es sendim: evcrv available man to
reinforce Mct'lillan.
resist uir mi
so not a m; v.,.,li-.,r,l ..rih,. T.I, 111 Mi-sOlll
Statesman of reputation dares set nil nbso- ;, Sun lit iiltaclod a band ol giu rrdlas on
lute limit to national effort for seeiirintr and AiiMTois rivi-r, alisi'cr.siiig ihelil, killing am
neniel.iHtin.r national x isleii.-o n-id uinlv. .wounding several, and capturing
i i
I-'or veins, sl.ivei v bus been a vexed and
their
the popular mind stood for some incomprc"
hciisihly deadly thing, threuteiiing existing
institutions and the ceneral welfare. It is
down the villian like a dog that alteuipts even Irue now, that efforts are sometinn
it, and I will pardon you.'' Three ehors
for Yates!
Fot.t.owtxc. tiik Niuunis. The Canada
papers state that before the rebellion broke
out nil the emigration from the I'nited
States to Canada consisted of runaway ne
groes. Now not u contraband treads tin
old path, but tlio road is blocked up with
"peace democrats" running away from ti e
dmlt. We hope the black negroes will
not disgrace themselves by harboring the
w hite cms.
aims iiiHinnnit-oii, blniika'ts, an, I Imrs
V n.i In r halve rebel camp in the vicinity
doubtful question, upon which no writer or f I'oriluinl Iiiin ln-i-ti broken up. Major
sneaker could express ni. honest opinion (Yule of Adair county, reports that Capl
adverse to it, without being at once brand- lour came suddenly on the rebels, killing
ed with the nan,,, of .abolitionist which ill und wounding twenty and capturing eleven
nilMinels. "ll noises, nuns, n,
lien (iuitar l as iiImi captured Severn
eiienilla leaders near Columbia,' lloone
eomitv.
.1, lb i-soii Ci!v. Oct. I. - The rebels
w ho seized tin- simmer Amelia, nt Poll
I in. I u. r.. ii,i, i,-, iileil nt Wavn, svilh- by
I ;.mo -l'n! SilmI. i,ii,I scatleled No par
t culiiis hac I n received. More rein I,
were said to be gntluring lit Portland
Measures have been taken lor tlie.r cap
tun-.
The IV bi 1 bauds reinailiing ill M.ssour
sei III to be elicit a vol'ing to Make their
way out of the Stute in the shorta.t turn
made to revive this prejudice iiuuinst the
unforlui.ate thcki y, either for a local and
purely si llih motive, or from n sp'nt of
sympathy wilh, and il desire to aid tin- re
billion. In the beginning, the So.,th be
lieved that she could coninund sympathy
an I aid enough from Northern sod, to par-iily.,-
all military operations against her,
and nt least if this wire not tin- case, that practical)!
sir The following appointments have
been made by Gov. tiibhs; Joel Palmer,
Major General of Oregon Militia; T. II
Pcarne, Prlgadier General, resigned and
Stephen Collin of Portland, was appointed
Urgadier General 1st district; O. llunia
son, Prig. Gen. 2d district; lv L. Apple
gate, Prig Gen. 3d district; Picliard Williams-,
Judge Advocate; Ralph Wilcox,
Suig-on General; L. Powell, A. G. Ho
vey, J. H. Mitchell, and P. P. Thompson,
Aids de camp to Commander-in-Chief. A.
the North would never dare to assert the
true issue of l-'reedoin as against Slavery,
bv calling on the iiiirrocs to strike for tin-
Union and their ow n liberty. Hitherto
this has been soniew hat the case, and the
nation is just beginning to real .,- the terri- west of Helena, lli
1,1.. ,tn, I., .if it... mil, st mi, I tl,. it mi v thirteen mill oi the
and all means of coercion will bo found
necessary to crudi the n hellion nod restore
t!m I'niou in its old supremacy. I'r.iiu the
animus of the Kebillion as so far displayed,
what sane mail will assert that if ut last,
after an incredible i xpenditiire of blood
and treasure, the rebellion is crushed, that
its smouldering fires will not again break
out under the same inlliieners that now
C. P. Sliaw, Warden of the Penitentiary. ! fa jS .,mD to such u height. Put -if
Win. Waldo, and V..V. Grav. .Notaries
Public, Auburn, Paker County.
Okki.on L'irv Lvv.K.ru. Tbis Institu
tion which embraces a fair list of speakers, j
the nbi lliou is not put down If as lin y
asseit, with their reserve force of si ive la
bor, tin y are able to protract the war in
delin tily, l. nt. I weakened by ilf, lis.ie op
. . . . i . . . i, i i .. t - r ...
ias organ el tor its uitir t ru: bv the ! ' 1 1 -
! tervent:on wc si., ill lie gl.ul ol peace on
ehction of Mr. Paqm t, as President, and j
A Oi'Emm; r-.u Hoik The nUI
Congress his ad.nlttL-d Kiikis into the
' Confederacy." Kentucky, Mi-sour', Kan
sas, and Maryland, are all expected to an
s-.ver to tliu roil call in P.iclitiiond Congress,
whether these States wish to he reprcsei.t
ed tie re or i.ut. The n.-xt rews frcm
P.clitnoad will probably be that Or, gun,
Wu-hii.gron, and C.iliforni i have u!so bei n
n l.-n.Ced n.to the C, i:f, d, r i, y. h
sran;e tint Cnzy P.nk
u; in II el.. no ; 1 as " Sen ifor fro:u Califor
nia" i re this. I: It..f ILuiuah :,nd Jol.n
Henry Sm.lli si,oul i t..k,' it into their heads
to ilres t,, i;, wi-ii -n's i bj-.!i.-s) au, toddle
d --vn to II chir.oinl, the f'-niT as " Sena
tor," hie tii.j lutt. r as " lb ; r. ntatlve
n II V t iTIIls . a,lilleil Wit, I 10! I'lior.-l.elis
public debt, and cr'ppb d l y the ln-s of
hundreds ol thousand of brave nu n who
would then have given their lives vanity
for the I'uiori what that is hopeful will our
J future pr. sent t It is will fur ih to c u
oi:iv,'KIS Pl.tsS A lirivate letter :.l.-r t'i trar.f l!nl n, ,v I. n ., 1...
from Charles Wright, on the gunboat '. n- I r
. .., .... ..... ... . - . .-. .-3 . j . im ins s;s-.-
ill this city, gives an a::iisng account ofan
iii i 'c yv . i. .Matlock, as vice Iron lent
J. I. Looey, See. and Treas.
.Meetings on Friday ivcning uf each j
wcik, at tin- Court Hou-c. Invitation to I
all. ;
I,
Is
11
The situation is one of grive j r; !- i t y.
ii.lt rv-civ w ith a lumberman on the Yu.oo ' al"' Loyal Ner:h, ns w. m its c o
rlvir. who I. -id never heard of the trouUes ! in-nt the Admini-tratio:!, hav,: len drlv-n
nboiu s.-cess ,,Mi m r, e-ivcl his first inti- st..,, bv step to the conclusion that f.,ibe.,r
lllat. 011 that WMP tv,n rn.r'n.F tmnt nnr : ' . . . .
, , . , ! r . , . i . nil. . ! l,l" 'I't'-siion nns eea-", to
i a-a i i:;r!i '.I 1 "-i-o i ,i in,--liinjo.u. n-.- in l iieen in : , . ,
the gum mi a :n;,s for four years; during a i v,r;'"' nl'" " ' ",vt r-v s,'""''i '" l:'
lari- port;ou of the time he has not seen 1 w:1.v ''"' I'nion, by furnishing s!uev n
a s i Iiu'irm being. When he met our ' w ar lo the rebellion- I f bhi, k mm ur
"1 ' : ! ,ie, J 1 b- i: in ... .1. n I ....1 I. . 1 ..
- . v ..... u-u..,,.,,..., s in.'' ! l,,.. mi, will. in', lo i ,i mater.u seine,
for tlir- I' ii o'i ill r. tnrn f.
from fir ,.n " i', .. i i ., i -. " - - . - l.i,criv puaranteul to Hie bl.n K nn n n
liotu Oregon, te w,,:., !,:!, be a l:.M- , Orleans is an expensive luxury ! ,'. ,. .. - ,- ,
...i,.,...., ,- . ...... I ti . o ... .- 1 - i the 1 resident s I.inaiie;i,ation Proihuna-
..v. ,,j ,.! ,,a. ,,)U, nua- - io eruiii..-in is piiying more Uian ?.((,-
k. r, an! Oreg-n w..-.i!d bo imm-dii-.t-lv en- ! tHl" a " '"l', coiild, iably more than tin-
!... I iw . .. ne n .. t. i iirniv oi occupation costs, to f.-e. It he starv-
. ... i ... i.. .1, , . i , . . , r -v ......
in.' I. -in is w liotn .M ior (n n. I.ovcll and
and J. if. I'avis have left upon our l:at
Hel.-na l Arkansas) advices to the I'll
ha e been receiv, ,1 at lii inlouarters. -.
i n thin-' was eoino irativi ly iiuiet. Tin
ih lelisive WClk-c aloiilid Helena Were near
lv completed.
In u skirmish on tlio llh, t wi Ivi- miles
I'lderals eiij.tui i-i
Twenty first Texas
Pediment, im dud. us; n Lieutenant Coloni I
Their other loss is unknown Tlie Federal
loss was four k died, six wounded, and four
teen missing
Gen Jiff C Puis, who killed (i.inral
Nelson, has beili r, leased from in ri st mid
ordernl to report ut Ciminnati lor duly
An escape, prisoner from (Jen Pain
camp gives the follow in stateineiil In re
''ni l to the rebel lores in Northwestern
Atkaiisas; M, Pride and Parsons have 10,
('00 men. P lins has l.'i.PIH), ol whom
In, Dill) only are i II', etue Shell, y leu four
or li'e thoils.md The geiiernl plan for
the inti'sli'ii of Mi- ,'iiri was l, r the rebels
to match in tlni e ci'liniiiis, umbr Coopir,
P.irsoi.s, mi l Pains The fust Is to
be taken Wer- S. -.i.i;li. Id, .Mount Veliion,
ill,, I Poll. i Thebehel was e;cinr.il that
there wi re oii'y (-,(nn) l', ,. r.il troops in
ih s portion of tlie St. it'1. Iliiiilniaii mule
a s,( , eh to 1,1s In,,-s a short t ine since,
and promised ll.nt the stun nmt bars
u old, I Ih'at nil nh mi.' the M ss.s, j ,i and
M-s.iuii r.v.rs b. lo.-e ( 'In it mas The
rebel n rm v is repr. s -nt. d im being in n
frightful co-id lion O.ily l mil t irn"
fourths of the sold-crs nr.- urn,.,!, i,u
tn any of tim e ar- only prou led w ;tli shot
yuns and sipi.ir, I r.lh s A ib'.. n r- ;;i
ineiits are w it hoat leu! mi I the Ink of
ehcliing ui.,1 I!. ii. kits was -en-rnly l it
1 1 uudi e,is of on n Wire bar foot' al, Imre
he id , I and rif,''n 'ur lidoruialil w us
V, ' 1, , Stl.-f :iK. ( II.. .... 1... .,
,i .-. , . V; I. i , . , ' ', . : f'T the I n:o:i, in return for the.r own . li
me t.m , to ick-hur.', to secure a m.,rli.t
for Lis Inuib. r 7iV,...r .Tr,- i erty, that slavery shall be nbnh-hi d, and
ro
wit
ns a
J jilan
t of the C'o;t
ns mil tarv g iv- ruor.
riey,
Th-
tlon, a sicoud ih adly blow is struck nt llie
peculii.r institution. The Smi'.Ii l. r-" If
stnnk the fir-t LIjw, when she withdrew
wo'ililes-ticss i, J ff 'i,vi, s!
i n plasii rs, i or .--ml in from dav to ilav from beyond
in wliicli rebel f-n-.-re w :.r? p il l r ff, is i our l.ms to be fed. The approach of Win
the onlv bar to an im n-diat,- ru-!i to II V.- ' l"r r' rii ' a HrioiH question whctlnr
mond fro.-n Or.-gou. If r b. ri ! ,i'e V!,t!",,:'1 ,j,,v',('"t is ""'J "!"
,. , ' , ,, 1 ; "j -port in- ii who nfusc to ta ;-: t he oith o.'
w-itj wort.i two b.ti to the dollar there 1 nllV'eai.er.
iii f f. i -
wouni uc niieeii or tw-i.'v " coi,t -taut-
hands ; fr,n nnd-r t!t? prole
; le.'ii of the Con
stitution, and plunged tin- nation into civ. I
v...r. This institution which has be- n a
blot on our National gp ntne-s has tin mj !i
ut lii,.'hn,o:i'l f
all ci.ij'iiiliig
f,r
for si u's in Cotigre-'s
Oregon this winter,
CSiT " D'jtlor IS mini."
Wn.t. Dunk. Mr. Stout n! Oy-tmi!!-,
W. T , informs us tint tin- cil'ens of Pa
cific county, have tnk-ii hold uf t!,c caS(.
of the .Sanitary Commission in irood earnest.
In two precincts, co-it iin:ng but a few voter-,
$j'JT have already been ra:n.J. Tlx
other two precincts in the county in which
II. K. Stevens, L'-q , is op-rating, aro ex
pected to raise the sum tofjOO at k-at
The ciiizens of Oysteniil..- ure loyal to the
fore. There nre on'y to or three half
breed Yanccyltis iu that w hole community
and they arj men who " never nod the
Argil,' of cour e t.'-t; the Arui is no
more suited to the uppetity of n sti' .-ikin "
K-ccsli thun would l.c a royal banqin t to n
liog.
Vn.ioii Stni The (iraud Jury of the
United Statei, for the Third Judicial Jbv
lri..t i.f OV 1.. It' 'I I .
...v. v.. .y.;i.,j,.i, ii . i , , me iixiiiu mi in
sliclmeiit against this gi ntleinuii for the
eiiibezJement of liionry and goods belong
ing to tlio L'nited SlHten. One of the in-li-tui(
nts coiitniii'i tlcrti en separate charges
of embezzlem'-nt. .Smith is Colh tlor ut
A storin. Jnek ton vile .S'' it (iw I.
A grand jury of Olympio W. T. fin-Is
mi indictment ngainst the Collector at A i
loria Oregon, does it? Perhaps your grand
jury ut Jacksonville has indicted the U. S.
Consul t Victoria?
Is the Sentinel by ftn.li items doing
"ji-tlee to the Southern portion of the
State''?
tftTTlie customs receipts at the CVtoin
House nt Astoria, on good brought from
Victorio on the Sii rru Nevada lai-.l week,
amounted to over t'.i,W).
ftafXot n particle of frost yet al llw
mouth of the Columbia river.
Htf Wo Icorri that one day this week,
on Clackamas, n little Imy of Mr. For
ester's, was n-nt (o the utablo to fied the
liorses, wlieu he was seized by o pni.thir,
und kilfed, nod Hi. ff. The 'iinflur was
!crniirds killed
TliK Ho.'.i.llll.f. T.ll.K
Ho-;ir
or TIIK
nut nil us
I Its own dlrec
, an avi.i,gli g
i It-elf, and in
v in-1 the N'i i
' "c
d. stiny.
lice will be done.
H'.-tcry vli.'llc.bs
in id- to the Moloch of Il-bi'llion, by an
Tt'cial return of the Surgeon General nl
Pichinotid, who states that up to the pres
ent time one hundred thousand suk and
wounded soldiers have been received iu the
hospit.iis of that city! From these ex
amples one moy form u conception of the
enormous havoc that the war hus made in
the S'ju'diirr. population.
AN ACT to Increase the Revenue of the
State.
Section 1. He it tiuicud Ly Me ,n',.
Intiie Asiemhhj of the Stair iif ()r'nn:
Hint the minimi tax herenftir to be levied
in this State, to defray the current expen
ses of the State, Khali bo three mills on the
dollar of nil taxable property, and, iu nd
ibtion thereto, a poll tax ol one dollar shall
be asif.ii on and pnid be ea-h and every
mine peron over twenty one and under Iif
ty years of age.
mx. -1 I he Act ent. tied" An Act to
iwrease the revenue of the State," approv
ed June lid, l-otl, is hereby repealed.
Approved, October IT, Wrl.
lie it (ntlclt'l hi) the Isifinlalirt
Awmhhj of ii he Stale of Oregnn:
.Si:t:os I. Thai the sum of thirty-five
thou-mnl, one hundred and forty, and two
third dollars be, and the samo is, hereby
appropriated out of any moneys in the
Treasury not ollurwise appropriated, for
the payment to the Government of the
United States, of the amount apportioned
to bo paid by tins Stalo of the Jbrect Tux
levied by t,.. Act of Coi gres., approved
me uiiii nay oi August, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one.
Si.c. 2. That the sum of ten thousand
dollars of said amount be paid by the Slate
Treasurer, whenever the proper officer of
the Treasury department of tho United
States, shall draw upon this State therefor;
and the sum of twenty five thousand, one
hundred and forty and two-thirds dollars
shall be paid hkewise, upon like draft
drawn ut any time after the first day of
March next; and the Treasurer of Stale
shall pay the amount hereby appropriated,
iu com.
Approved, October 2d,
UJT The total amount contributed lo
the Sanitary Commi'ion bv Oregon thus
4 I.
far is nearly f I licfj. ,
.it.s One "cM an aniialliiL' idea! It will be i.otlced that a rrliii-oiil mjii
.. (IT ,
o. tlie sicril.ees thut haie ulrendy been ' n.ent hl' nist emancipation as a war tin-as-
r.
lire, is drawn i.ot from its coii-titntionahty,
nor from imy rights which the South has
iu the pnmisi's, and w hieh we are bound
iiniii-"d at si-nig scores of cuvuliv who
had l.ire M' can 'irs bit, kled on their
ban-I.e. N. l'rov.sioiis were vi ry scarce,
an I or,M, nnl w at' r, witn an m immhihi
r, !i-h of li i I w .thoul s ill, le 'ie,' t i- prini'i
pal ii,, t. 1 In re seeiii' il to be but I . t r I
di -eii.l ii- or nr. h r among these in.rt.iins of
the r, bid nruiy.
Ph. lad, b.l.ia, (l.t J.' l ( tlVi.-i.il returns
from M-vmty i onii' .1 -, eoinpiisiig mop
than half of the voting population of th,
Mat, , give Ih" 1 1, nioer.itie candidate
Stat- Auditor I.m',11 tn ij. r'.ty
Spiingfi. Id i M.i -, Oct Ist.- A bum
oi p in I-, iwu iiiui'.ri i in nun, i., r, wen
lii-eovi n d on M, inla v, s, 1 1 ii m.i, s south
ea-t of Mar I, field, in iemoriiig to m,,k
. . 1 1 . , .i
uieir way lo u -i ri.oi.s, .i Kansas
'1 h. v w , re a: la, Led by a c!i I.,, him nt ol
the T. tat la I .linoi- ( 'al .ill y illid cnnpl-id;
loiitti!, with a l s.s of lour k,li' ,l, i, u
w oilin.. . i, ninl iiiiei n c.iMtirci. wur o-s
Was one k lied. Tin .v.'all'.Tid i n my were
pursued by our fori' s
The Pol. ma- (lotillu has lal.ly bun
doing an extensivn luislin'ss iu cipluring
conli nba'e! goods and men m Ih- r In
s-rvice. To-day, it pally Wt re bronchi to
the Navy Yard wlo were enpturiil while
ntti iiipting to cpish Irom irgnnii lo visit
tin ir horn, s iu Man html l!.b, nrinv
passes and many letters, wi re found upon
their persons.
It is li'-i'll died from a New (l rei.adiiin
ollieial Minree, that lhat Govi rnuii'iit inter
po-es no objection to the fr e black emi
gration to that Kepllbfe, the policy beili
to i neou'age the seltleinent of the com, lev
lhat number had dcsi l lctl since the Slate
was invaded.
Oct. I'-Jd. Sigcl yesterday moved nil
hiscoinn d lo the neighborhood of Cm
ireville, and established his lieathpiarters
Ihcl-o. li ght regiments hnvu been lidded
to his command within tint lust few days.
A prisoner captured nt tho first battle
of Pull Pun, who has jn-1 arrived from
Uiclnuond, says the Mcrriinac No. i! is
nearly iMidy'tol' scitice. Slut has had
all her iron platis placet' on Iu r, ami looks
as II she would be nil ncdv cusloini r. She
is said to be similar in construction to the
old .Mcrriinac, allhouuh not so large, und
const tpieiitly more easily handled
A Shnrpsbiirg ( Md ) sici iul dispatch
snys: I lie lorce al tin) cMieuiti nuni oi
our line, in the vicinity of Hancock, has
been greatly strengthened w illiiu the past
two days. This has caused it movement of
two or I li coo divisions further up th.i river
Various rumors are all, nit in regard to the
future disposition of the army. The men
are desirous lo lilher oiler Imltlo or go
into Winter quarters. A large number
of our soldiers having been found at
Sliaipsburg without proper passes, arc
icing sent to Harpers, terry to hoik on
l In- railroad lil'nti;,'.
A Harper's Ferry special tie patch to
In- Timri says; Purnside has been as
igm d by the Government to I In' charge ol
the Hand's I'i I TV tl, f, lis, , and the st c-
oud army corps is pi ici d nnd, r Ins orders
The soldi, is me p ported to be rmlly mf
felieg from cold went In r.
The Peli i-sluirg tVn ) .'lyorii of Oct
l.'illl (in Is I;, ,ie will be luiicli tlnlll,!,' und
vast Miff, ring bom the scarcity ol eo.d
The Pichn.oiid of Oct ll'ilh
... . . ... . i i . ii
says; i e I it It r mat Ilic r.tierais win soon
Galveston i,
' ve been math. ,m (.'ur,L n?1 , "lk,
Kimboats. M, U'riul ,; CJJ
Late Soinlicr,,
"!"' T'" t 'faiCSr
r,W '-"lib,,,,!,, 1.t x. T,.Iaii
i herd,, Is Ih.l, "C"1 "I lilt furl'
'i' i" liiiell I,,,, ,,,n ,.
f"::,,:ii:f11'" -m ;
'""I ''" Itoseeriins order i "'ickr
lion "r,,r,''l lotUipJ
The follow iuir i. ,,
k.ir St. utT"M lOtlI
Our armies me i,,r
en. A,i sns. ;;,,;;;fii'N-or.i,
" II 'I II. .
i,,.....i. i
i t v iii' ii r ii in ii
. )t
inn! rmii.,1 if.. nr. ..r,..
a baltei v ,.f l! . 'U frl l.
' . . r 'it i s, ij,, , "j,
piii'Mied lliinlniui, l . ''. Wiu6,,i
it im ..:
... X """".
whoses force lied hey,,,,,.',, ' J ?
More.l,,,,, lislflhrnrmy ;
I'"ry H tuuh r eon.nin.,,1 J, " .' nrK,
luriih t ,-' ,,,, i.. i 11,1 freiYiil;.
'"' can eurry elr',?, f'otllinlt
f-recl inarcli. l(,k7r I in
i iioosir r-iiini ,'
- .liy i
"olior.
I oi.in.s - Grih,ii
iv. 1 1 is si,i i. I, t.i....r. . "rm
desto, and lhat I,.. ,n , '""Wr
cany i his proj, nf ,nki f lo
i Iir .In, oir.1,;ii',f1U.l- l
t'l the iiuin, sty, m r,s,rv il,, , "
roti. sling ngai st it. r'
l!l HI I. Colll liotusK -Tlie oaln
"'''I''. "''I'M. the lmui.(i,lt t"!,,,,
'H,,.n,,t1r1.d,.rntfs,,,;,',",
lierinission lo 1 1,.. ..i i.... o. . "" lw
(it her SI,... .
their own il.'.li.,.. ....I ... . " -Ifcl
,v . . r . . I I . ,' I IU I i . .,
iiinK,' a tle- ran. , lion io lore iioii i noi i f...,..,, .iii ., "Wlhrr
scls up the James river past I Inn y' 1 Sl, , (r i.l. ., ,,. ' ' ,U"'''ltr,,
I'dulf. Ml,, i- f,,. v.,.,,.. ' " U
- . .... ire
In its account of lh,i Puiyvill,. light,
the Ihijiitih snis It is inn- Kentucky Will
mourn for ninny years. The I'nhlal b'-s
was heal V. The r, b, I fore, s fell buck six
III", s.
The jiirniiier elaiins a i i, loey at Per-
rvviile, Kv , and si,s the red, r,il loss, in
kill, tl, wo let, nnd captured, was Jil, lll-O ;
the Cotifi th rale os .'.(lilil
CinciiiniiM, ( let -Jtl -The returns from
sixty counties give a 1 1, inoi I at a- ii.iioi:ly
n s (ipil lieiiig a hii.e gam lor th.l
irtv. The leiiiocr ,l.c major, ly iu the
lat'e will be ahoiit I .'"I'll It is In I , . ,1
now (hat the Concr ssiomd ih -leg ,'ion W:.
t.iiitl foul I, i n 1 1, iin rats to li' e I " moii.
Illdialiiipolis, Oct I'.l -- Ttie 1 Inoilat C
Male t I k-t Is I 1, 1 oi I , V i i ell ll IV In, 111
any ol
tl in the Conf, il, racy,
eilameut uf the rit;hl
itil-
"' us ak.i
III l,,...' .
uh,h Ihi, ,r,ie l,. A,,'...: "mJ"
I he peace which ends , ,
v ""'" .iuiri
"er.
fie w,i(
.-J Amounts IiiimI,,) tl, y (-j (
ll-q , Ibis We.k, for ihr Saaitur. rmJ
$;,oa
itl
l.f'O
t.oo
50
ieOO
A n.oinit ll,i 1 1 k
pre .mi. ly ui Utinhd,
To!.,!.
in :o
'i. tim.ot
to re-pect ill Mich ft struggle, but it is
urged lhat such n line of policy is unwise,
because its dt duration alone will not se
cure its enforcement That a larger force
will be required to emancipate the slaves,
than to crush the rebellion, and restore the
Union, which is the object of the war. II
the in grot s were hogs or cattle, we should
of course be wasting breath in tnlUinj of ' by ll.o.-e qual, lied to develop her ngriciil
emancipation. Put ,,s they ore human, '"'al an.: mm. r.il sources.
nnd the subjerfs of motive, until it is proved Pit htnoiul ll'i; ol the 'JOth, in mi
conclusively that they do not h sire their 1 '''I'1"1' "" i Kentucky, says; This
f i i ii i .1 .. r.-trogr.'i'lii movement or Pracg has pro-
freedom, and will do nothing to secure it,1, , , , ,.,.'
' " ' ! Ill II , I , - 1 1 if ,1 il 1 1 1 1 I ninl mm Ii mil
that nrgument is not entitled to eonsid, ra-, j,,.,,,, nlllJ tUxM ltl(, n, ,n.s t.y m,
tion. If they will help to erudi tlm n In I ! formed of th- liberation of Kentucky and
lion, and we may thus save loyal lives iitul j We had rea-onubly expected
treasure, who is such an enemy to his ' !'r";" lr"M'H i'i"aili-'''i,t army something
' t : ..... ... . , .. . . . i
. , . iiioi.j iiuin ii iiirii: incurs, o, ,f ii,,. Jlf-IITIJ-
eonntry as to oppose their eiindovment. i,,i,,i.rii .i- w . .
' 11 1 I liorliooil or Ihe Ohio liver. e nnlieipnt-
1 u- '" ed sonieihiiig more than boast (id orders
and founding- proclumaliotis. 1 1 im long
Ilr.AW omtiikJoiiv Pri.l.s. George j delay at Tupelo, his hesitancy nt Cluitlii-
Franeis Train says that nn llnglisliinaii is noogii and ids tardy ndviince into Keu-
rmide up of so many cubic inches of mutton j lucky has shaken public confidence iu hiui.
chops, and so many quarts of be. r. Sixty, I he Kentucky movem.-nt iu the hands of
thousand drunkards die every year, and Pragg has turned out to be simply it li.zln
fiuO,00(t more gu..h.. habitually little j ii magnificent failure.
children grow up druiiknrds, nnd there are I .-,,
, , , , i ''iiell s brief Kentucky campiiii'ii seems
ten limes iis many gin shops ant rum places i ... , , ; 1 ,
,, i i ii Vi , to be at an end. Coirespont ei, s aeree
as ther.! are ehnrelies mi I schools. A Ion- I ,,,, , . , ,, . .. 1 , , "
. that l.riL"' IS bv this I, me Mih v i.imrl, n.,1
over, says 1 rain, ll, u i-.nglisli are st t ol , . ,,, ., , '
, . - , i ii ,i i . 011 ""' r side o he ( uiiib, r and inoun-
cowards Irishmen have won a their but- ,, ;, u ... ... , " ,
,. ' l tn; , li i l il i lo, l III) l. DIH'H WOUIII
'"' ' Hiieeeed iu bringing the rebel army to an
engagement und defeating; it, has not been
nidicd, K, however, his mission was
simply to drive the rebels from the .Slat",
then he has accomplished all that was in
tended. A correspondent of the Cincii,nali (In.
vile, says the nbi plunder Iraiu number
ed four thousand heavily lad, n wagons,
wilh several ihous beef entile, one
thousand iihiIih ii m I lu il, I .1..
"0,hfn,i , Jr,il, nii.1 lPTury lieview," ! ,.(, ..,,,,... .,.,, , , ,,.,. u,u ,, '
;Uv.mI.-M ...lij,,.,. i,.U,,,l i it, ,i,l, I. Kenlucky. In ennvers,,,;,,,, ttil, l(.rM,lm
,s .I,Ii.Ik.J wr.il.ly u, S,, I oiii,jio, l,y Wi,,, lb , friflifU at Mount Vcr v'.'nin-U.
K. V luii, oull.or , f Wool's 0rl, Tim Law 1 5rii!!f is r ported I.i l,i f,',.1.LI..
J.iiirnul will ihililillem inri l Willi u liln nil noil ' kliowledi'i il Dm! onlu f, ,l i '. .. .. i
'- i " - . "ii ii'.,i iiiiii miiiiii
fnin tlio Icjvil friiO-iniiy ,f tins , .-.as'. Terms uf lii'lllti had been iv.lied to li emits finm
y.ui'i ; rr uiiii-l,.. Kmlucky, mid he li li vc Hint more than
tMT The number of men ulreudy re
cruited under tho two calls amounts to
47o, 00(1, tho number yet to he raised be
ing M'tlfd'2. Of these, New Yoik .Slate
l.as furnished H(i,!l77. I he quoin of New
lersey is lilhd up, that being the first
Slate to raise her full number.
157" W I, live ri'iniii-il din ft ml iiiunlier of ihe
:cn. as follow
.Mo,,n, I.iok ns,
Mrs M ,.oki,.,'
.1 l 0 I.kins,
I'-iiig I! (ih ii.iin,
Cum iiinh I'm, n A..riiihv
, ii- ii
mill lo sitHUI iu ajor.lv live d iuocr.it- i-'"n .-s.in s. n,
Con-re'sm, n and b ur l i i are d el Hat kaoias ( lamly Awci-wliim
I Tin- lote in the Tt nil, and lib until
l.-lr i ts is so i , sc ai to r, uuirc (lie of!i, ml
it- lo decide
Il is I.i lieu i lhat the l UloCI its w ,l
i t a niijor.iv of both brain l is of the
L' gisl.iliin- M lata It W II ccur" tl" ! cl li
f a I ), moer.itic S- li ito I to Idi the l o lint V
i.;oii.. by l'n' i .ia's ,! oi II:., hi
ll .l i'st.ur.', ( let I'.o;, I i l, i n I'i. i n
I olljr sill- n me i h t p , J l.r ! ate l.t K . t
I II di id'thi!. Pill I'"' thai, is taii.r l!,,
I. ri.ocr.it. T.ie 1 1 . . a; s ,. nil I r. ",,!. is
t III I III I 1,11'tl. til ,' I 1 lllot I.il -: ll.e .
mitt- .'0 I'm, m to 1 1', 1 1 uioi r i's , Am nun, ;. in
The H'Tald s ',si, li;'loi in-ii! tl s ,
ml eh i s tin- i'i' - Mil f.,r a (,, nitl inoi
,.i ;. i ..i... ti ..I ti
I ''""." --"u can I it ft l Oirr(niltrr
of ,i in, I! mi rih nf cold iIiim Iml Ui
sh pp. d ih,-, ,-.- ,ih a mi; ihaii Oi
Ur n ha I pu d out fr dust' 1 1 i.S.OOO n
In . out v no'., s
lax. s ( in, (if,. JO, K.J
' " I I" Ii of is ih,n Kin
' ' " k ' ' ' ar A aa-aaa , ui J
1,1 '.. I mi, iiiii ii tf .,,.a,
s"r "' I' t nt.it) botU Kitra by
Mt In I' tin, i.i ,; iy)
I' " f-aaa I. adi. uUc, lj ;o
I I1'I4II.'- l ., 9 f
."-ritu, Tl Mtaiff.
Iir.'ed w I, 11,, enrni stn, s, lhat
ell i tol.il!, d T.ie if U-ia lit
! ttJ- A K ehnio a,. I pr p r s . tint lli
" r. I g ..in 1 1, mi til ' i . ry mine is U
('niit, ilt rule army. W'v infer hrard n
win k-V so Co!, , bafnre, lleaiigh il il KfT
apt to g. t i'i ni, ft, , ill that pyun.
V i t.'t i
ill n il I ii,.'
(bir (i bhs r. t.H-tl Ik bll
li e s. lit ,f cell millt III MlKllinO
to the .( Lj,:- , , iP I, .n,ii,nf lef
inn im, lit, m of u i-i'iiiits lor M.irinn rfim
ly, im,- i',i. giiiuud of an ointitutlofitli'J.
h. 'inn m
Tiie itu rage pt ae (if filiform
j wool itl San I rani ico is 211 rrriH f"
: pniin.l, and lln-1 stimuli t cl p is (1,110,(1.0
j pouiids worlh $l,l"..'.n.
! I'll lllf II a II I i, an - -The nihrr'il,ul
I booki of lln- I'm- lie Ceiilnal Kudr.ad fff
i op' in din Saernmi nlii mi tlir S'.'tl, im
tt,,k to the aiuoiiiil of fii,000 rule
j scribed.
A II
l'it.'s I'i as (i-.i . . Tl r P'dtrr ,Vrr
',., .. ...I. . .1 .1 . . .
I. .n in u r
If i d thai
tic' Ku'r it t. on of ni, r iii.ia-iii.il w ,1 run, the i
eoii'i'ry. i
Th- Tilurt all-p I'cll, Cli"U' "II ncci'lllit j
of the n fugt ,- I ii Pro, ihl the r, i or t from .
Cnlpepp. r connl V, Vu , t!i it In-rant cip. ill d :
a slave iiimiiti cl on, ais I l.r ii.li,ii..liuils ,,
the eoiiiiliis where in ti'iord u itiou i Msts
ihreati n lo r t ll,e ('oiit lij.l on At t, on
the plea ol s, . r,,ti c! o , to di ft nd tin in
S, lies llg.lilit tlie l.eroi . It Is b.l.ellll
that I 'i o thirds of t!,i. ,v, t in ':r.':io:i
have already hear I of Lincoln's pro. hut u
lion, lllitl lichen- Ihiuiseius ( The
g-lil. rill, II ho l,ron.;ht Ihe 'i p,,rl th nk
th ,1, should the r. In I i.rmy r. Ir at I, nn ,ts
pre-, nt po.lt Mi, nii i'ln r N at Ti.f iii r r-I-II,
mi would in c u r in Ma tt rn and Central
Virginia
(i ll. Sihofnld. W.tl, Lis n l. nice, l -i
n achi d I Hkiiorn Tu u rn, Aikuiis.a ,
si ids iiilellg-i.ci. thut lln- enemy are niuk
itig for I'm Ion in, millions (ieli Stcth
nnd ( )-ti rhiois are al I'.h it Knob, minim
ii g agaltisl the cm my lllitl. r .M, lii,,l,', w !,o
are posted ill the .t iiii' V aT I'm u li'in t .,
Ark.iioas
A ili-palth datitl Ihillwar IHchls, (It I
.,ll, ... ll,,l II.. r. I. 1. u I... r. .0. ... ...I ' Lruf I I.O-I' W ill
(a'ell. HnuiphrtVs Inn k to the riur have I ll"rr"M lf ,
their pit ketsiigaiiit xt. mini tt) the Polai I would be glad e the (-nunrtC forth of
iliac. There is i anion.,! picket f,rii,g I blood of all the atrioti of tin
across Ihe rim r I he roads ol this m i i.on
,r,; hard, dry, and in -upeib comlilloi, for
inarching. The In aty rains which render
tin in inn, hly anil ihllieult commence about
the first of Nova lliber
Iii the recent rebel raid upon la x ngloia,
Kciitui ky, t'uy lost five kilh d ami fill, a n
wnimdeil, iiiiinng whom was M ijor Morgan,
John's cousin, w ho w as shot iu the m i k,
anil will die. John Morgan wa nt to Law.
rencebiirg yesterday morning, with 1, '.''()
men. I Pun, ait' cavalry is in close piir.,nit
From fifty to a hundred of the rebels were
captured
A special dispatch from Cincinnati says:
Advices from (Jen. Cox, at (ialliiiobs.
Ohio, report that the rebels have evaeua
t"d Western Virginia and gone to llaslt rn
Tennessee, taking with them nil their trains.
Tlu-y are said to have nitiiiufaetnred two
hundr-d thousand bags ol salt In llio Ku
liawhii Valley. Ilcfore leaving they lie-
slroyed all the salt works ami other prop
erty (Jen. ( ox expel led to reach ( harh-s-
town, on (he Kanawha, today.
(mi .Saturday the steamer ( iitoiihnhi was
final into by rebels thirty miles below .Mi in-
tilts. 1 hey wounded one man. Il, same
evening the steamer (Jhidiator was nlliiek
ed by a baud of rebels while Ion, ling cot
ton, twenty fivo Hides below Memphis, mid
two persona were killed ami seven wound
ed. They then filed tho boat, but the
Humes were extinguished without doing
much dnimig,'. The boat escaped.
The ra hcls continue lobiirn coitonlu the
vicinily of Memphis. It Is said that Prim
has been reinforced recently by fifteen thou-
mini Ti'Mins, and lhat more are niriving
hnly,
A special dispatch from Cinciiiliali says;
" It Is quilt' eel lain that lirugg has I 111, iul
liiiell, nnd Willi all his lore s sah ly passed
nouuli Ihe u ,ps of the ( lumbei land .Moun-
lains inlo Teiiuesseu. liuell Is said lo be
moving in Mich n direction its to be nble (o
support our forces nt Nashville ami aid op-
f't-nlifinu io llui i h.Ii.ilu t.t I '..:..ll.
a Im lure most lo .'
iu Th" New V-:k Iinl-N-o.!fat wli
mules tl.,,1 there are f H.O00.000 ii
cash, lying in ll:e barkiof Ne VotkCilJ-
Tins. -Tt. I.oiy IS.ini.. f.r .." fina rfW
nl llie li- .1 i.iro li. a, in.rlili-,l InllinoffifH-
a1 Ik.
Car a ..iineili.l Or. f-.li (My M """", .
. . " . . i-. .1 1 metet
mi .ilnliilav el, inn tf. iv a. i1"'! " . .
NoUCO.'Hi-r mil a mln
, l 4HIBVU
. ll 7
J lv lb ri. "
N.i. I, lsr,vi
ZVIultnomab todgo Jto. I,
A K .V A. M.,l...l.l a-
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lliHl.rru hi r,....,a.lo.f 'n'' ' "ii '
I). P ill" HW-,"
'I'm.., W masr, hrn'y. . o n
Iff I he a-ll r.'Kaili.l nari-lillgaillM
ISiil in ilny rarniiig, .a I. -
M AH XI IB 8 1
.. .. ....... ..i. ...a.. ..miIi nr " "w.
luliea, llaa'lillal.'aa fallaar, II. f H'hAftltl
hv lll.lrr (i. W. Ilielinnb"". I"-
lll'li.i.n III ,.o" l." , t'llarllfi".
,Mr,.,Hf.a,..r. '' JtI''
l,m, I Will., of lies riiuiily. I" 1
Al. I 'iifUtri, of ,Mai i-j,!,, 51.1b.
Al lh nam. Inn 'l . , ' MirtA-
,a.f llinrnuaiy.w.'"-
Jillli- II. Caill't'V
Mt l'iillal.., aif iMialinll.
pxtpj
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II. K. ami R I, ll..y,"' " n
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Vo()(i-i;nM,i",n'
TAKli A orient
4 ,, ,rw,i, sr.- f..H.t.i."" '".rjj.Ai'f.W
A eiaav r't"
CITY r..i.tf...ray-'V"riWi
,.. a,. ... IV, ,,n! etaia
l .) nliira ..f U'.C Jat'O-
l or Ih- l-iawni. ."',. vllrl
il Pll,l.a.r i" "J '
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Nov, I, It'i-i'
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