Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, October 22, 1862, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVaf rf&L S AN 51ife 'UWX- AP. . W.. . A ti -?f i rWre&H M 7 SK,.. -... wYiT ' 'W'-Vl :j.T ' 11 VUi"""v l T''Ol .. . iumr . i ( If7 4 KBW-YORX. tV TA tiii: vi:t:v ikcst in:.m:nv FOR' PURIFYING THE BLOOD, Ami fill' I he C'ntv of cu-uti..., ft-VM. snl'Ki, RAt.r Ulll.t'M, l!IO,UllTIM, 1'litl't.li), IIIM.S, STI'llltOU l'MT.'t, I.IVHI CDMII..UNT, lll.ltCltlllAl. iS(-...K!, CtTANMil'S lUU'l'tKlNS, (II.NI.It.M, UUUIt.lTV, tfco. AND AH A OEXEUAF, TOXIC FOll THE SYSTEM, IT IS tl.VIUVAI.M'.l. 'It lm lorn: 1 it n niift ltiiinrinnt ih-Mcrntiitn In tht. firwilli-e of meit'clm-. tn oM'iln n ninthly itmUM i tlit. iiml it nlln!y we Mini It n-siirii-il to iihnnM unhernilly In M- uf SiTufiiln. I.lver lleito, Sail l:llitllll. OlIMTill I'm-lMllnll of ilm Vlinl I'mvvr'. III. 'I 'I iIi.im toriiieiit'nir il!vni' of tin .'kin M trying t" III. i mt.niv mill hijurluin to tlir health. Attlimicli jki.-omimI nf pim-i-roil lieallm: iriinTllus ll I viillrvly ImriiiivH, Hint wlM not Injure tlic tno't DELICATE CONSTITUTION. Whi'n In perfeet lioiilili. no eflVet I prwt'irt'tl hy It ll".'. M.-ii mi lnrri'-iu nf ni.'tltn: Imt when tllffiii fx'ftivl In tin friiim. ninl i-Htryli.c riot It, victim Umv tto iiili of I IB', tlii-ii It inyfUrloti Inlliii'iiw I. felt ii'iil seen: It fiiklnilU-H now lift nml l'nr. mnl l.r'lnst li.nltli ninl strength to ilm MillVrlinj unit ills usuil. SCROFULOUO SORE EYES. The f.illinvliii; lniHirtmit tiiliiwiiy I from South Kinirtinii, I. I. In this 'np tli S!r?:iiurllln wm rrniiiitiifinli'il ! the family Phyrlclnn. Mr. Strsm: llenltomon. My llttlo ilinehtcr, wIm-h imii voir ill. I. wa- nltwlti-il with . icnl'illiu liliiniir (Hi her Tii i. wlili li mm nfliT I'Mi'iiilcil Imii lior eyes (iiiislnt: nllil.il IimI li!linlnri In mi.) n( tlu'iii.'innl ill'llu-iirlni: lit r Miinli1 fir.-. I cnijiliiyfil lifn ihicliii ( nili'ii'l lirr. wli.i i'nIiiiicIoiI their uti t 'f-ktl in u'lii- Ii.t rcllir. tint Hull pr.in'.l iii- li-i. nml llintl y mil iif tin-ill ii'iimrkril tu tnc tlntt In; linl kiwrtii iir"i"Min' lrlklnc rnri" I'lU-ctiil by SiiinlV .tfnrMinrl'lt.MU. ii.lt Im-I mii' ti try It I itl.tH.iinl una li'.ttV. tvhu'li lioC..niHirlH:.i ll'ln, nml laforo ll M II iim-iI iii it li ill I'iTivtf'l mi nilru enrv. It U now over four jour fltuv uln1 Wii rureil mnl tliero Iinj I'vcm mi nvii'iU'Hrii.ri' nf lli illwiuo, mnl wu r iiUUnit ti.ut It U u ! rfHil inrc. J!tn'cll'iilly yniir, ukouok uonixsoK. l'ro.fr... mi.l NiM ty . II. Ai l. HANIIS, WIimIi-ii'i' Dni'.-.'l-K linl I'liltmi-htriot, corner of Wlllhni. New V.irk. For fn!e liy DKWI IT. KITIT.K .V Co.. II. .JOIIX KON .Vlii.nti.l IlKKINUTON v 'o..Sn KmiieWeo; ' KICK A COKKIX. M-.ril.c: IC II. MrUDNALU Cu,Sni'r.iiiioniii; mi.l liy Dmuytii Burlly. 1 UR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AHD mil TUB CI.T.K 0 ALL DISK SKS AtiSI.Vfl FKOXT A.V TSirCRK HTATK C TIK It MOD, OB ADIT 0.r ,"ltt SYHTh'M. it iff uirMi'oiiD or ?URT!tY VEG;TJ3LK EXTRACTS, Ani tintliii ri iiiln rl nn to Injur U CONSTI'U TI ON. Th (.prirlifthU j.rri tl 1y PhylrlM Mm if felenrv. m tl.e n Mlccr wlilfli Iim niMi.l Ita.iiM-. f.irnUt.r .riH.f .'Uli'clent to annrlmt rycinH. iinl Hfriilnc inliu1 f U ' "(' rlorlty atvd m.!u. (t U no- attiiilk il rt In imiI raetle U lir Mill UWIF0K1I REMEDY tn NH4 nf drriifnU. I.tjirmy. Tiinvirt, & IIIr X ' "" J.iJnn, lti-iiiitliii. Iytl"l. Klrnr'a Kvif, iry rtuiiUI;il yiiiitninatle f lihpur ITfod: It tba iImv- of th MiitiU ami Tiiu, l"f ' lt'i (iiul oVIidlty ( tha ijrium. ylrl.l to tk' ' f'lli'f rurilUn.f 'liV lllirfiil-fnr Id blinul It tbaa'io rl ikrougb wl.Uli tiUM fiutU It wty W U ! rpj.t of Ilia lu.ty. ilrail tlif fullaialng. Tlilf rtia.'ta wh Mnt hj ur cai t Pattar. i en, n. v., wtiirh i iii ritir.ii u 17 nriu r i l.ktHj,-. af Ur. allrit. ' UtMrt. A. II. h. II. iUNPi: RrntUmrn. It tlr. j m (.Uva-.a-a in n.l yau lb r.iHowing Mtipm ti ra(rit to nir mm. II t'ik Mtrra tall, tn.t fti jht vrkt of rorrre utTrr tlia nl-' ttl I ll lilt Iff l Kg mt f.Hit, wh en "" fl'f'l to III titmM' Th lallii( Ui.cil ly lilt bjiU'lii. (R'l ilU Sviixt ni"i .'fiily : ftr tbu nn lri lima aUai alrai f.'rinl mi ilia lf i. foot ' on tliua Wi it. fla iii(Tri.t .hii.'lmi. hut raiia ralieti hue much: and Ihr . Vlrlrr fniin.t him u rnncilf.' nil l"V that li wii mud to leave liU If I, ii.Tern.j Ilia niirtl irrucittlrr .lri, lluriiij t tits Mm the .Vmia lifl hai'i'liie mceb iffrtftad, that (ilfea fii iirc r'H out. nf wbl.'.li lit 1. 11 nuar nmro tlin twenty. flr irarTi In Loltla. vryln frmn nne.lialf to om nit a half liquet In Inn-tU. W hav-l Itra up al hope of til rtiir. ; hut at thin l!ln r nr U ituca.1 t try your Pa'traiiaril1, mt I wltU it ci kit kaaith uil aiiilta hrfau Iuiiuti1latly to IniproT. antt o rit. ma llir lunxa that lo thku 4uaa katllt ffurlr.l a prifart eura. Whh jrailmJe, 1 rama'n truly yours UAHIUU BALLAltD. Prpril ami aoM by A, II, t D. HANDS, Whn'aMla HrMiita, 100 fulton-attatt, canaf af William, Naw Vvrk. Koraala by DRW ITT, KITTLE A Co., II. JOIIN. OS U Co.,an. UKDINQTOM It Co. Han Kranrlieo, KICK COVriN, Maryaflll; U. H. MoUONALD h Cm, aarauinr.lu J aca by DraffUu aaflly. A ynunjj girl, much alarmed at tlio idea of lit'f mule Irieudx boinj? culled upon to go 10 wnr perlmpa bo, Id I lid in tlio conflict 'xcluiineui with tears In her eycp, " How dreadful It would be to. live without men !" -. "VJTV- "J BY OVBRLANDjTfiLEGIlAPH. TKLKaitANint) TO VltliK.V KOIl TIIKllUNTI.VKI.. Dates from October 14th to 18th. Mkmimih, OcloWr lOlli. Thu Utbel CuiiL'ftH-i on l he Ulli n:i!Hi'd a bill empower lllf HlL' I'll'Sllll'llt 10 HIIHIIflUl the will 01 liuoi'iis corpii4 when I lie pubtlu su'ely re qmri'H in upply only to nricfl lor lieuson iiiiiiHl (Jiiiilidiniic (Jiivcriimciit. Wahiiisoton, October Kith. A letter fri'in OnVfiiior Ciirtin, ol' IVncylviiiiia ny l.f bus bein iiifornu'd on fioud uiitlinrity llml our (jeiieiiil in foiniimnd of thu Irnop nl Mimer-tiiwn, Mniyliiiiil, knew of Hie iibelc enis-iiin the I'oioiiiuu ut llniieneU, nt ten o'c'oek mi Fridiiy morninir,. Ah the rebels did mil leuve ('Iminbersbnrir until nine on Sifurd.iy iiinruinir. the whole force eniilil luive been euptiiiid had proper nieiio tin ; been liiheti. mid the people, nf Pennsyl vania saved from the diL'iiiee. east upon tin in. The (invernnr deiirimU a thorough ilive.stiiraiiou. which the iiiiliinry utithori lies have mileiuil. In the meuntiitie. (Jov. erniir (!arlin is lukiuir aetlve meuHurcii to iiHtire lite Slule iijraiiit any further nthN. Kurt ress Mnnroe. Oct lOtli. The U eh mond Kiiqinrcr of the elewnth ililoks there iH a iriHp'Tl T tit) early peace, which con-e'u-iiiiii is founded on the recent buttles in 'Virjjiiiiii and M.iyland, and (specially Aiiticiaui. which, it suys. whh ilie moot ter rible defeat of ihe war to tins Federals. It mills that l he Kutt teipitii u proclamation U issued in autieipalioti of the iinundiate tterleri nee of oilier nations, to n(T ird them an ap'ihiv Oir tfrniiiiatinir the war. (yiiiro. Oct. I'llh. The steamer Admirnl lyimr nt lie levee at (Jnluinhu. IC'-ntiiehy. Took fire al nn early hour thN morning. In litis condition she flouted down the stream, and became cnlunjrlid with the Philadel phia, used us an ordnance ninl Quarter muster's bo tt. IJoili ima's were entirely coiiumed. L's. S2nf)00. Oarin. Oct. Iflih. The locsby lliplmrn. itiir f ilf steamers Adniirul and I'hilmlcl phia. yesterday, is ST'i 0(10. Several hun dred shells on the former exp'oded, do'nir some diitniiL'C to the hnti(H in I lie town, hiid wounding somucitiz tw, but noiiu seri iiihIv. . (Jtncinnnti, Oct. Kith. Oenoral Ornn cerV iidviint,i from Kritukfurl, Ivy., took poes'ion of Paris. Ky., to-duy. It is also reportid that n larire portion of the army which has been stationed at Melenn, Ark., for snnu1 lime, left there souie days since, ascended the Mississippi and d's"mbiiikr-d at Capo Oiiitrdcuu, Mo. Deutinaiioii unknown. LouUville. lotli. Pkinuishinir is said to have been troiojr on yesterday nraninjr iiIohl' tln lines from (Inri'imMmro; to Stan ford. Ivrhtttckv. Chieajro, October Kith. Hut litlli! is ttllowiil to be telegraphed in regard In nriny ntovi menis in ICi ntueky. The rebels luive ihree ronlis of ictreal one thr'nirh Soniers"t. by tlit road on which Zillieoller invaded lCenluckv hni Winter.oue llimu;li Willinuisliurir. and the ihiid via Cumber land Gap. which is not believed to haw bicu made wholly impassible. At this sciix'hi till three arc roads in tolerable f.rood condition, and the rebels may succeed in safely cairyini; nil' thu uut of llie'r tiniiH. Ibiel'l is htill in active pursuit, mid it is considered likely llml within ten days not nn armed nbcl, null ss u native utriilht. will lie in Kentucky. . Chici'-'o, Kith. Tlio Nashville Union of Ihe Dili. lirni'.'S full particulars of t lit In cult in up of t In rebel camp at Luveruc, 'l,eiine.ee. fiflecii miles from Nashville. It sccni llml on thu u'ht of the M.th u I'okl consul inz of one iu'antry reuiuieiii. two en villi y ieL'im"iitH mid one battery, under O.-neral Paliner. went out on the Murfrei'Mioro road, while Colonel Miller, with the icmnaut of thu infantry, took a direction In ihu left of the railroad. Pal mer arrived at livcr;:nc at hulf-puM tine on i iiisiiay tnoiiiin. aun ine uui coiu meiiced snnu iil'ler. The eneniyV force con sihtid of I wo rej:ime'ts of intimity mnl ihree batlalioiis of cavalry, with but one piece of artillery, which was soon sileilo'd and a maii.'iie'blown up by it shell from inn1 ol our L'Uiw. The enemy then nl lc mpted to flunk tlio Ftderals, which was l.revi'Utei) by ihe lintelv arrival of Colonel MTcr, wiih his fotce! The IL'lit lasted for 'Oine tinie, and resulted in the complete r ail .'if i lie enemy, who ab.iudnoed every tb.iiir. r' cupMited four hundred small ai ii.s. one canuoii. lift y-six waon lo.ids ol flour, a laix'f (nautiiy of b.icou, and u uambi r of beeves ami lunves. Wns'li'-fion, Kith. The deprechitinn ol piijier nn 'y ' incouveni.-ntly Ml by the (iiiviriiiui-.'ii in i)H transact ion, itieludiu thu dllVici ce of cxcliiiujje. to pay navy and civil I'xp'iisea at dislaul poims where the United .Siiilrs notes cuitliot be made uvailable. Fi'in similar causes, many eon tractirs will be involved in lieiv losses, i not bankrupicy, owin-r to the increaeil prices of ail .ch which liiey liuvo obli. piled themselves o lurnili. They, it is 6a d, will apply to O .'iijjress for relief. Louisville, lfiih. The Memphis linllelm says tlio guerrillas imv beyond Itulciuli. Iciiucfwe. burning all mo couun iney come uernss, Iouisvillo papers of tho I2lh sny the Fcderuls nre concent nil in; in lurgo force ut Fori Donelsnn for the purpose or clear i'iik Western nml Middle Tennessee of rebels. Many rebel families at Clurksville are preparing to leave. The main body of our nrmy wnn said to bo near Crab Orchard lost night. The rebels were still, retreating iu two columns toward Cumberland river. All sortB of rumors arc In circututlnii. One is based on a Frankrort dispatch of lust evening, to thu effect that Kirby Smith's entire lorce has been captured in the vicinity of Niclto lasville. At headquarters I hey have no information confirming this, and the repoi I is discredited. Guerrilla nre commit ling depredations in Owen county, north of Frankfort. New York, Kith. The slenmer I'oto nine, from New Oilcan, on thu TMi, bus arrived. The news is unimportant. Col onel Deming of ihcTwclllh Massachusetts has In en appointed Acting Mayor of New Orleans vice GeiiiTuI W'eitzcl, relieved ut his own n queht. New Yoik. Kith. The f-hip Urilliunt. bound from New Ymk to Iverpool. was captured nml Imt tit Oetohcr .hi. iu latitude forty, Iniiirilntle lil'y, by the privateer Ala butiia. The ship lOinily Faruliam was cap lured at the miiuu time, but releu-eil, her papers showiui; that lur citjio was lor ICu.Iish ticeouut. The Alaliaina had previous'' c.iplured and btirmd the whalintr baik.s Virtrhi'ii mid I'JIishu Dan bur, near Island Flops. The ctews of the vessels burnt d were paroled and trans I'erriil to tlie F.mily Farnhain. Thu Cap tain of ihe Brilliant reports another huge hip iu siuht. when tie llrilliaiil was luiru imr, workuiif up towards the wieck. proha by with the hope of saving her. As another light was seen at iiiulit it iJ pre timed she was also burned. The followinu is a list of the vessels known already to hive been burned by thu Alabama : Ships Urilliunt ami Aeniulgit ; britr Tucker; barks Virginia. Mishit Duuliar; brig Al tamielui; sehoiuiers Courser, Weather l'iiul'u and Sturlight. A huudrid ami ninety-one prisoners were lundcd on lylatid Flores. New York. Iflih. Commodore Will'um i. Iludsou, of the Navy, died suddenly ut lir-'oklyn. last nijihl. .' Philadelphia. Kith. A correspondent of tun Inquirer, writing Iroin .Mel.lcllnns army, under dale of thu Mill, says many importatil changes have beim made in the various hrhrades, divisions and coips with in I lie past few days. Hooker has been assigned to McDovveirs connuund. bill has not ycl taken thu Held. Many of thu di visions arc under orders to march al a mo ment's watiiiui'. Tlio Pennsylvania Re serves, which are now in Hooker's divis ions, received mulching onhrs yesterday at noon, but have not moved yet. Sau' Harbor (L I.). Kiih. During lite trial of .lames' projectiles to-day, it shell exploded, uiij'tig one inuii ami woauuio spv-ral. f,o'ii.svilIe, lGth A H'lmber of rebels who ai rived at K.ehnioiid. Ivy., lust ni.'lil. i' im t JCirby rimilhV army, on the lfith. drawn up in linu of battle, about ciL'hleeii miles southeast of Richmond. Huell's nutiti nrmy puwd lhrou!h Crab Orchard, lii'iy-four miles southeast of Frankrort, at 1 1 o'clock yesterday mornim.'. and if unim peded. mui li? at Rock Castle river. Ibaug.s army is supposed to bu near Lou don, eighty-three miles sotithcast of Frank foil. TheSheriirof Fayctle ponnt.vlirings n report to fyxiuglou of a fhrhtp'Stcrduy. between L'-xitiL'ton and Rielunoiid. in uli'ch thu rebels went roulid. lhrowiuLr iiway (heir anus and iimmuuition by thoiis "lid, ll is said we captured 18 head of cat lie and quite a number of prisoin rs. The Colonel comniuudmu' at Rowlinc Green reports the rebel camp ut Spriiiir Held and Maryburg broken up. No pur licu'ars given. Cairo. 17th. A Federal force fioin Shawneetown started on Wednesday in pursuit of thu rebels whn roolied the steam Until Dell, The mails taken Iroin her have already been recovered. New Yoik, lTlh. Thu Uud Twritcrs have advanced war risk. I r vessels sailim.' on the track of the Alalmma. to live per cent. It is understood bv oflicers of ves els cuiiiureil bv her. and since released. that she would ctuise about the Gulf banks ii while to destroy larue Anereiin sldp li'ntr. The piiate'had kuowleiL'u of ship beiiur loaded with arms for Ihe Un''el Stales, and hoped to capturu them. The Alabuiuii is represented as u very f.it sail er, and her oflkvrs are confident of their ability to capture or run away from any vu-sel of the United S'aiey. I lt-r cew con sists iriucip.illy of Ku'.r'ishiucii. am! ofli eereil bv Sniilherners. lleriiruianient con- sists ofsix.Ti-poiindi'is. one Kill pond pivot ?un I'm wird, and a -IB-pounder on the main deck. Shu built!; directly in I ho track o both outward ami homeward b and bouts, il makes L'reat fear among iheui. Ch.irhston. V.i., lGth. I.o is still at Winchester with a larue force. Jackson is ai Ranker Hill, with another larue toree We learn from pcop'o here that tf. If Davis Ins isaed n proclamation to the cll'eci that all Fidernl officers captured, shall be put lo hard labor if Lincoln's emancipa tion proclamation bo carried out. New York, 17ili.-Thn 'times' Center ville corrispondeut, says I hire is no doubt that Gen. Stuart is now in Iront of our ad vance uuitrd, threatening mi attack. Gen. Staid has advanced to meet him. (Jen. Smart encamped yesterday between Hull Klin mouiiiuiii nun nn' nun' ivioe. Louisville, lGth. Official dispatch from Nashville, was rcceivnl to-day. Rebels, were in lariro force near that city nn the 11 ih, and sent u fl.iir of truco do manding surrender of the city. Gen. Neg ley, who is iu command, declined. Federal force was considered ample for its iWeiw. Gov. Harris, Maj-Gcn. Anderson und Rrig. Gen. Forest were in, command of rebels. Nqw York, 17th. Serious resistance huvlrig bf'en miiiio to cnroljilie'ht for draft with the residents of Liiiwrnn' county. Pent) , it wusr necessary to call militia force in town of Ulakuley, and lire on in surgetils. Four or flvu' Were killi'dund'thc opposition quelled. Sag llarlmr, lfith. Gen. fnmrprlnven tor of James proiectiles, was wounded' by explosion of shell, yesterday' nnd died this morning. New York, 1 Till- Advices from head quarters stale. Gen. SehohVlil with advance giniid left Ciissvillo und was mov n lo wards AikaiHiis line. Scouts pent t'-' til as far as Cross Poles, Ark., but were d.iv buck by enemy. We ii.tve iii'telligruce fmm Hustrrn Ar kiiisas, that rube! force of 9,000 had be-u eouci titrated at Piovideuee, under Me Hride. Fedcnd Gen. Carr is iu command nt Helena. Reports statu that Hiiuhnau wilh ("uisideriibe foice, is on west s'd ol river. Ihriateiiiii; to attack Inm. Hind in in's w shinir to do so before Carr can lie reinforcid. Carr bus tullluiiut foicu to make his position sule. New Yoik. 17th Drnft in this Slut' ordered for Nov, loth, thu number is to be probablv .'Jo.OOO. Tune' Frederick correspniidenf, snys, n reconnoissaiiee ncn'st the Potomac shows rebels are in force in vicinity of Shcpurds town. Washington, 1 7h. A dispatch received by Navy Depailmi'iit, from Com. Scott, ol the gmiboat Murtunzi, dated oil' (!ap Fear river. N. ('., lltb.says on that morn ill"; i li'1 robe's ntn md lire on guuhonl finm n battery wliicil liiey constructed during the night on the beach. One shell Mrnck and exploded, killed two ut:d wounded five. Tlie L'tuiboat withdrew. nurlim.'lon, Yl., 17th. SnfTlcrent re turns have been rcceivnl to determine the diction of all the Republican MemliTS of CotiLTes". Tin State ticket ulso elected by about 10.000 umjoity. (JIiIciil'o, 1 7th. ltt urns from Iowa indi cate the election of flvu Republican Con uresmeii. Cincinnati. 17th. Returns from thirty one counties give Democratic majority of 17.800, beim.' a gain ol over '28 000. Indianapolis. Kith. -Retains thus fir indicate thu election of Democratic State ticket by from fi.000 to 8.000. Wifhiii'.'tnn. Oct. 18ih. A dispatch from headquarters of at my of Potomac says the iiconuoisauces, under Hancock and Humphrey, returned after going wbliin live mil s of Hunker Hill. The em my did not interfere wiih return of 1 1 uncock, but followid Humphrey with artillery aitdcav ahy to within a short distance of Shepart's town, npciihnr on him wilh artillery where ever they could. Our loss one killed and ix wounded. The troops crossed the Potomac safely lat night nt Shepardstown willi a number of prisoners. One huuercd rebel wounded left at Charlestown were brouiiht within our lines, ninl w lie pt ruled The rebels, h d'sputing Humphrey, had .'Id or -10 killed. Thu object of the expedition was fullv accomplished. Pleasant Valley.' 17th. The rebel Gen. Smart is nt a point four miles from Iais town on the Oeeoquau river. (Jen. L"i is at Stephenson depot, five miles east of Winchester. (Jen. Longstni't is ten miles above Winchester. Stonewall Jackson is ai Ranker Hill. New Yoik 18th. A lei ler dated Fayal. Mederia, Sept. 18lli, says on the 8ih uud 9ib, a rebvd steamer, supposed lo be ihe Alabama, bim.cd several whalers uud a schooner. Jelleison City, Mo 18ih. The ft aincr Funic was cap'nired Thursday uhihl by a baud of gniriilas. Thu pisseiiu'ets were robbed, the s'ores taken, and ihe bo.it was allowed lo proceed. L-ai'sville, Kith. On 1.1th. Rrnsrir'fl Iffi wilh four lliou-auil men. was at Ciab Or cliuiil and rapidly ret real intr toward Mount Vernon nml London. Kirby Siitilh also icporicd to bo in viciniiy of Manchester. Cairo, I81I1. Gen. Price is irnthrriiitf a large nnmb'r of Hoops at Holey Sprint!. MNs., wiih a view it is said, of ut lucking some point on tlio Mobile and Ohio rail ro id. New Orleans continue healthy. Tlie rebel steamer ll'miche lias been chased a-hore six miles from Moro (J.il!u near Havana, tier cicw leaving and firing her. The vessel was totally destroyed with Iter carao of cotton. Souii nuxieiy is felt on- board ihe Saxon for the safely of the learner Maiimzis. She had s'veral pa? setcers ami a largo amount of specie- on 1 ond Lou'sville. I81I1. A gontlennn who 'eft Charleston on the 20th Sept. gives a gloomy picture of nfl'.iirs there. AIMhc necessaries of life nre at starvation prices. Largo am.iiinls of counterfeit Confedcra'e notes weie in circulation. Ho says the Oliiiri'.-touiiins have comp'eled iwn formal able rutn, which will be put into service us food ,t men can be obtained. Uxconstitutioxai.. In the fiercest part of the IL'ht al Ilm battle of It itnn Rouge, a stout negro was observed leading tin rebels. Ono of our men. in niter violation of the constitutional ri.'hts of the South, killed the cltattlo. Such an net cannot but have thu effect lo greatly exasperate our Southern brethren, and betrays a de gree of fanaticism that may well prompt us to exclaim ' Whither ure we drifting." Two acquaintances mpptins one morning ono greeted the other with," Rtautilulrain. this, sir ; fetching things out of the ground." Second friend, disconsolately; Hopo not. sir, hope not. Got two, wives there, hV Quack Am. In order to go to press o'l Wednesday evening, wo havo been compell ed to fill up some of our i-par e with i.uu k advcrtls- in ml.;" Wu will bu all rljdit nftm' this. You need irt rend these ad1", unle-s you arc very mucli'nfl cled. 1ESAPAKUTJ A w,zr,,wrr',''4 r . AT I'M I .. .. li vLvy- .p.ininiS iiiSSn.tii .it pan !(nnnmr.i.ins "o,) cy inviootn 'II 'H "IIIA,'-"IV '"''.) Z ni"ll !o.vi lliuj lilt;"".') -V NOMJNHI''! "Of) NOI.MIO, 'II ''.')' V M'tAAIJJ J J I A, M iMMISJO' .io,-.oj 'mt'!liA .)' .ior 'in.-iJH? iicnp,. 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